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Kelly Clarkson’s husband seeks $436K in monthly support, Clare Crawley writes heartfelt message after ‘Bachelorette’ exit, Carrie Underwood considered not doing American Idol · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice to the Naughty Button Night Show. It is Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: I'm rob Shoota, which means a fantastic friend. Miss de
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Speaker 1: Delana Dixon is joining us. Denner Are you there? I am,
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Speaker 1: Mr Sheroder. How are you? This morning? Really really good?
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Speaker 1: It's a beautiful morning in New York City. Where are you?
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Speaker 1: You're in Georgia. I am in Georgia. It's a little
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Speaker 1: crispy here. I thought it was going to be nice
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Speaker 1: and warm all winter long, and it's cold. It gets
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Speaker 1: cold in the winter, Delana. You've done a few of them, remember,
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Speaker 1: it just get a little bit chilly. Hey, you know
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Speaker 1: what's going to hat you up? All the gossip we've
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Speaker 1: got because it's red, red, hard, Delna. What time is it?
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Speaker 1: It is time? This story at the top of the
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Speaker 1: show is wild. So Kelly Clarkson and her husband Brandon
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Speaker 1: Blackstock are getting a d worced. It seemed to be
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Speaker 1: quite nice, amicable up to now, and it's suddenly got
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Speaker 1: really ugly. Allegedly, he's asking for over four hundred thousand
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Speaker 1: dollars a month in support. Let me give you the details,
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Speaker 1: So sources tell our friends at People Magazine, this unreasonable
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Speaker 1: request for child and spousal support is not just it.
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Speaker 1: He's also asking that she pay the legal bills. So
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Speaker 1: he wants about three hundred thousand dollars a month in
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Speaker 1: spousal support, so that goes to him. And he wants
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Speaker 1: a hundred and thirty five thousand dollars a month in
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Speaker 1: child's support, which goes to two children. So he wants
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Speaker 1: basically doubled the support for him. But as the two children,
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Speaker 1: if this is granted, Kelly is going to have to
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Speaker 1: pay him five million, five million a year to take
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Speaker 1: care of himself and their daughter River Rose and their
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Speaker 1: son Remington Alexander. But that's not a delana. There is more. Additionally,
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Speaker 1: he wants two million dollars to cover the attorney fees,
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Speaker 1: except he's the one that keeps driving the legal bills up.
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Speaker 1: He has seven seven attorneys alone just representing him. What
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Speaker 1: is going on, mister, Oh my goodness, this is so
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Speaker 1: just complicated. Now, First of all, you have to understand
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Speaker 1: that Kelly Clarkson has been awarded primary custody of their kids.
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Speaker 1: He's only getting them two to three weekends out of
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Speaker 1: the month, So why does he need a hundred and
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Speaker 1: thirty five thousand dollars. I'm pretty sure that she's paying
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Speaker 1: for them to be flown to Montana where they're going
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Speaker 1: to be staying when they're with her father. She's in
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles, UM, so his request is just ridiculous. And
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Speaker 1: I think this is really just out of spite with
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Speaker 1: the marriage ending. I mean, Kelly Clarkson, her life is
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Speaker 1: going well right now, there might be a bit of
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Speaker 1: like envy or jealousy going on, and you know what,
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Speaker 1: it's not good for the kids, and that should be
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Speaker 1: their priority. It should be the father's priority, it should
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Speaker 1: be Kelly's. She said that her children are her priority.
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Speaker 1: So this whole story just makes me really sad. And
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Speaker 1: as we know, Brandon's father was in charge of Kelly's career.
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Speaker 1: She was on her management team, so she managed her talent.
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Speaker 1: And there they have a Kisse going on where he's
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Speaker 1: suing her saying that she hasn't paid commissions on working
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Speaker 1: on the voice and working on her talk show. So
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Speaker 1: the whole thing is just so incredibly complicated, and you know,
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Speaker 1: I hope they just figure it out for the sake
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Speaker 1: of the children. Yeah, I did too. I don't know
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Speaker 1: if they're going to though. I did a story on this.
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Speaker 1: We did it on the podcast a couple of weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: where we said basically money was the route to all
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Speaker 1: the troubles in this family. Money is ripping this family apart. Mr,
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Speaker 1: You're absolutely right. Brendan's dad was her manager for years
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Speaker 1: and neither's a lawsuit over commissions and money. Also to
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Speaker 1: Brendan is a manager himself and he manages Blake Shelton,
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Speaker 1: so they're going to see each other on the voice,
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Speaker 1: so they can't avoid each other. Is an enormous amount
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Speaker 1: of money each month, which brings us to a pole
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Speaker 1: question of the day, Kelly Clarkson's husband. He seeks over
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Speaker 1: four hundred thousand dollars a month in support. Should he
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Speaker 1: get it? Yes or no? Go to a Twitter page
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Speaker 1: at Naughty Nice Rob. At facebook page is Naughty Gossip.
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Speaker 1: You can leave a comment there. I'm sure to check
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Speaker 1: back tomorrow to hear your results, although I suspect I
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Speaker 1: know the answer, but you never know. You never know.
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Speaker 1: We'll check in tomorrow, Mr. What are you working on that? Well?
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Speaker 1: Can we talk about Claire Crawley. You know she's with
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Speaker 1: that incredibly gorgeous Dale Moss and she wants her fans
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Speaker 1: to know that there's more to Claire than what you
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Speaker 1: saw on The Bachelor ratte Okay, so of course she
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Speaker 1: took to social media now and she said to her fans, Hi,
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Speaker 1: it's me Claire, not the Claire you have seen edited
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Speaker 1: on your television or social media, but the human one
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Speaker 1: with feelings, insecurities, emotions, and a normal life just like you,
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Speaker 1: and just like you, I'm going through things big and
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Speaker 1: small that all of us experienced at some point or another.
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Speaker 1: She talks about being shy and awkward and fighting off
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Speaker 1: anxiety and says she has good days and bad days,
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Speaker 1: and being on really a reality TV doesn't exempt her.
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Speaker 1: So of course, you know, Dale piped in on her
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Speaker 1: comments and said, he said, when you are you are
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Speaker 1: never alone, and your strength, love and passion has and
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Speaker 1: will contend to help you and so many out there
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Speaker 1: who may be afraid to share their struggles. I love you,
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Speaker 1: but Rob, Okay, I don't want to be a cynic.
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Speaker 1: I know it's it's Christmas time. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: be screwed. But when you decide to be a reality star,
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Speaker 1: doesn't that mean you're signing up to be scrutinized and
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Speaker 1: to have your life in front of people. Yes, it does.
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Speaker 1: I have a little bit of reporting on this, So
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Speaker 1: I have excellent sources over at The Bachelor and The
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Speaker 1: Bachelor right they totally Claire is having me a little
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Speaker 1: bit of a mini breakdown here, a little bit of
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Speaker 1: a male down. And this often happens for people after
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Speaker 1: the glamor the TV show, the fame, the celebrity goers.
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Speaker 1: So when you're on that show, you are literally one
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Speaker 1: of the most famous people in America. That show gets
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Speaker 1: huge ratings. The minute the show ends, you normally get
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Speaker 1: six months or so to bask in it. You get
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Speaker 1: on Dancing with the Stars, you get on Good Morning America,
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Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel, you get the cover of magazines. That has
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Speaker 1: not happened for Claire because of the way she exited
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Speaker 1: the show. She quit after just a few weeks. So
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Speaker 1: what they've done over at the show is they've replaced
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Speaker 1: her very very quickly, and now all the resources, the
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Speaker 1: PR team, the marketing team at ABC, all of those
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Speaker 1: people are focused on the new girl, which has left
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Speaker 1: Claire feeling a little left out, like the rug was
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Speaker 1: pulled out from underneath her. Although we have to remember
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Speaker 1: she wasn't fired this was her decision to leave. It
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Speaker 1: is interesting in life. Have you ever felt like the
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Speaker 1: bell of the ball. Everybody loves you, everybody's sucking up
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Speaker 1: to you, and then you get fired, or you leave
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Speaker 1: a job and nobody would tells your calls, or as
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Speaker 1: that happened in a relationship where everybody's your best friend
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Speaker 1: because you're dating somebody famous of fun, and then suddenly
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Speaker 1: you break up and he stops your called. It does
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Speaker 1: happen in life, and I think it's going to be
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Speaker 1: very difficult for Claire Now to figure out what's next.
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Speaker 1: She's not a priority for ABC. The New Girl is.
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Speaker 1: In fact, Claire Now has sort of being pushed out.
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Speaker 1: She's been forgotten about. This happens a lot on reality
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Speaker 1: competition shows, particularly shows like The Voice or American Idol.
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Speaker 1: Once they have a winner, they focus on you for
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Speaker 1: six months and then they move on to the next
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Speaker 1: season once again. As the Real Housewives know, they're not
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Speaker 1: the stars. The show is the star, and the network
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Speaker 1: will protect the show, not the individual. Mr. You're one
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Speaker 1: of the best TV reporters I know. Does all this
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Speaker 1: sound true? It's true? And I know you know we
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Speaker 1: have people that we know that have been in reality shows.
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Speaker 1: They come off the show, it's five, six, ten years later,
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Speaker 1: and they're still talking about and saying, why am I
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Speaker 1: not famous? Because it's about the show, it's about the network,
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Speaker 1: it's not about you. But listen, Claire and Dale have
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Speaker 1: something that's very unique. I mean they found love before
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Speaker 1: the show ended. She just has to wait out her
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Speaker 1: six months. Let let them get through the Bachelor this season,
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Speaker 1: and then they'll come back to her because there's still
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Speaker 1: an interesting story. They found love. It's always great when
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Speaker 1: you have a couple that's successful. So give it six months,
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Speaker 1: work on your relationship, and when you're ready to actually
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Speaker 1: walk down the aisle, I'm sure ABC will be like,
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Speaker 1: how you doing? This? Story's that rage? So Queen Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: has found that a staffer has admitted to stealing things
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Speaker 1: from the palace. So one of Queen Elizabeth's longtime employees
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Speaker 1: has got in some very hot water. Adam Canto I
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Speaker 1: think is how you pronounce his name, has admitted that
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Speaker 1: he stole items from the your residents and is selling
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Speaker 1: them on an eBay. Oh, how foolish. Both of these
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Speaker 1: things are ridiculous. He was a catering assistant pled guilty
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Speaker 1: to three counts of theft. Apparently he swiped very personal items.
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Speaker 1: The police found them in his quarters at the Palaces
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Speaker 1: of Royal muse that's where the servants and the staff live.
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Speaker 1: Some of these stolen items included signed photographs of Harry,
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Speaker 1: William and Kate. In total, they think he could have
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Speaker 1: stole items worth up to about a hundred and thirty
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars. Also to they believe it was about thirty
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Speaker 1: seven items on eBay. That's pretty aggressive. He's on bail
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Speaker 1: but could face possible jail time. I hate this. If
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Speaker 1: you let somebody into your life, into your home and
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Speaker 1: then they steal it, just is awful. What it doesn't
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Speaker 1: matter if you're the Queen of England, you're the richest
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Speaker 1: woman in the world. This is so awful. What do
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Speaker 1: you think, mistery Well? I definitely agree, But how rich
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Speaker 1: do you have to be that you don't notice that's
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Speaker 1: really personal mementos are gone And the part that makes
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Speaker 1: me just giggle and I shouldn't be laughing about it,
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Speaker 1: but he's like hiding it in the palace. He doesn't
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Speaker 1: even take it out and give it to like a
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Speaker 1: friend and say can you put this in your flat.
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Speaker 1: You know he has it in the palace. Um. It's
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Speaker 1: just it's just like I said, it's just too funny
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Speaker 1: that it's it's these personal mementos. It's not like he
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Speaker 1: took the silverware, which he might not know. He's gone
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Speaker 1: get something really valuable. Get that ground off her head.
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Speaker 1: That's whereth a lot of money. And how am I
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Speaker 1: sell eBay? And do you think it's listed under the
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Speaker 1: Queen's stolen items? Like what what do you listen? Do
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Speaker 1: you have to say from the palace? I mean he's
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Speaker 1: just say what's going on with Carrie Underwood? I love her?
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Speaker 1: What's happening with her? Oh? Well, this is so interesting
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Speaker 1: and I kind of can relate to this story. So
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Speaker 1: Carrie Underwood, who of course became famous when we're in
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Speaker 1: season four of American Idol, is saying she almost didn't
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Speaker 1: make her famous audition that made her famous. It's so
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Speaker 1: she had to go to St. Louis, Missouri, and it
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Speaker 1: was a six hour car ride, and she was like, Nope,
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Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. It's out of the question. It's
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Speaker 1: just too much. I'm terrified. But of course her mommy said,
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Speaker 1: look girl, I'll get in the car I'll drive you
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Speaker 1: and let's give it a shot. And she has said
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Speaker 1: it would be easy to say that the rest is history,
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Speaker 1: that it was meant to be, but it didn't feel
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Speaker 1: like that at the time. I was terrified. Now, Rob,
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Speaker 1: I know that no challenge or opportunity terrifies you. You
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Speaker 1: are so strong. But have you ever found yourself maybe
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Speaker 1: once in this position. I find myself in this position
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Speaker 1: all the time. I just do a very good job
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Speaker 1: of pretending it doesn't exist, and I think we have
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Speaker 1: to try and do this. I get scared all the time.
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Speaker 1: I used to think I was lazy and I didn't
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Speaker 1: want to do stuff because I was a lazy person.
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Speaker 1: That's not true. I didn't want to do stuff and
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Speaker 1: I still don't want to do stuff because I'm scared.
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Speaker 1: I'm terrified. I'm not lazy. I'm just very comfortable. And
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Speaker 1: I've decided now every time the opportunity comes, i pick
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Speaker 1: courage over comfort. I really do. I have the courage
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Speaker 1: to go to go for stuff. And Delena, don't be
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Speaker 1: fooled here. I'm terrified. I'm as equally as scared as
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Speaker 1: you and everybody else. But it doesn't stop me. And
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Speaker 1: that's the only difference. What about you here, Delena, Well,
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Speaker 1: you know, I get terrified about just about everything, and
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Speaker 1: the biggest one, of course, would be the show we
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Speaker 1: did together, Gossip Table. I actually made a list of
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Speaker 1: pros and con't. The count list was so incredibly long.
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Speaker 1: There was only one pro and it was somebody else
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Speaker 1: will have the opportunity of a lifetime that was first
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Speaker 1: offered to me. And so I swallowed my terror, I
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Speaker 1: swallowed my fear, and I said yes, and it changed
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Speaker 1: my life for the better. So thank you, Mr She
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Speaker 1: thank you, Delena. Okay, quickly before we go to break.
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Speaker 1: Felicity Hoffman has landed her first job post prison. It's
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Speaker 1: an acting gig, so it's an untitled comedy on ABC.
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Speaker 1: She has a long relationship with them because of the
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Speaker 1: Desperate Housewives show. It's inspired by the life of Susan Savage,
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Speaker 1: who's the current over owner of a minor league baseball team.
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Speaker 1: She was released from jail in October after pleading guilty.
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Speaker 1: She only served eleven days. Deadline is reporting that she
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Speaker 1: was heavily courted for TV series and pilots. They really
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Speaker 1: wanted her, so after all this, Felicity Hoffman got a
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Speaker 1: lot of offers. Will this happened to Laurie Laughlin or not?
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Speaker 1: What do you think? Well, Felicity showed, you know, she
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Speaker 1: showed contrition right, she saw that she was actually upset
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Speaker 1: about this. And I have to say I've met Felicity.
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Speaker 1: She is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet,
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Speaker 1: and so I think people like working with her. I
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Speaker 1: think for Laurie Laughlin it's not going to be as
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Speaker 1: easy because she seemed very stand off as she didn't
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Speaker 1: seem like, you know, I'm a celebrity. I I shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be treated this way. But you know what I have
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Speaker 1: to say, I want to see Felicity in something where
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Speaker 1: it was about a character that just got out of jail.
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Speaker 1: Didn't you want to see that? Joil are so so
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Speaker 1: also too, we should point out for Liclie Hoffman is
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Speaker 1: an Academy Award nominated actress. She's an incredible actress. And
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Speaker 1: I think because she did that silly Desperate Housewife show,
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Speaker 1: I loved it, but it wasn't exactly Meryl Streep. Let's
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Speaker 1: be honest about it. I think people don't realize how
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Speaker 1: talented she is. So at the end of the day,
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Speaker 1: when you strip away all the drama. She will always
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Speaker 1: have this incredible, incredible talent, and I think that's what
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Speaker 1: a lot of people, producers and directors are reacting to.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure Laurie has that depth, but we'll we'll see. Hey, MD,
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Speaker 1: you've got a lot of talent. I know you have
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Speaker 1: depths And we're going to take a quick break ourselves
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Speaker 1: here and be right back. Welcome back to the Not
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Speaker 1: Even Night Share. I'm Rob Shuter with our friend Mr
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Speaker 1: de Lana Dixon. Let's get to the polls. Thank you,
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Speaker 1: m Yesterday we talked about Peacock NBC issuing an apology
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Speaker 1: to Selena Gomez after Say Even by the Bell ridiculed
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Speaker 1: the singer's kidney transplant. Yes, they did. Should she accept it?
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Speaker 1: So so far she said absolutely nothing. NBC Peacock have apologized,
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Speaker 1: but she hasn't said a word. Should she accept their apology?
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Speaker 1: Sixty three percent said no? Why do you think mist
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Speaker 1: would you accept the apology? This one baffles me a
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Speaker 1: bit because I'm not exactly sure why she would be
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Speaker 1: accepting an apology. I mean, they made fun of something
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Speaker 1: they shouldn't have. You should never make fun of any
15:31
Speaker 1: type of medical procedure. But I mean, what is she
15:34
Speaker 1: going to do and be like, Okay, thanks or oh
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Speaker 1: I don't accept it. I think she's doing the right thing.
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Speaker 1: Just don't say anything, let it die and and move on.
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Speaker 1: I think that's the smartest thing to do. I think
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Speaker 1: I would say something. I'm not sure i'd say I
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Speaker 1: accept your apology, but I would put out a statement
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Speaker 1: saying this is really hurtful and not just for me.
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Speaker 1: I was lucky enough to get a kidney transplant, but
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Speaker 1: there are thousands of people out there that that that
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Speaker 1: need them, that are looking for help. I think I
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Speaker 1: would make it about every else. Is the way I
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Speaker 1: think I would handle it. But she hasn't said a word,
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Speaker 1: and Misty and the majority think that is the right thing,
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Speaker 1: So I'll go with that. Hey, don't forget to vote
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Speaker 1: on today's poll. You can get to our Twitter page
16:12
Speaker 1: at Naughty Nice Rob or our Facebook page nud And
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Speaker 1: she goes to check back tomorrow to hear your results.
16:21
Speaker 1: And now it's time for the nicest Nicest of the day. Well,
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Speaker 1: our nicest of the day is Camilla Cabello and she's
16:31
Speaker 1: talking about her relationship with Sean Mendez and she says
16:35
Speaker 1: it's not easy, so, she says, I've learned a lot
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Speaker 1: about love with this guy. It's not just the happy,
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Speaker 1: blissful moments that you see in pictures and videos. I
16:46
Speaker 1: constantly have to confront my fears, my anxieties, my insecurities,
16:51
Speaker 1: my patterns of thinking, my beliefs about life and about myself.
16:56
Speaker 1: She says that to be in love means to choose
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Speaker 1: that person over and over again and go through the
17:03
Speaker 1: messy stuff with them as well as the fun times.
17:07
Speaker 1: Now you've been with Bruce for a long time, Mr Shooter,
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Speaker 1: is this ring true? Yes, it absolutely does. On the
17:14
Speaker 1: surface on Facebook, on Instagram, on Twitter, we look like
17:17
Speaker 1: the perfect couple and we're pretty good. But we have
17:19
Speaker 1: our ups and downs. And I really like this. Every day.
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Speaker 1: I choose to love Bruce every single day, and when
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Speaker 1: days are not good, I remember all the great days.
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Speaker 1: But I do this too with friendships. It doesn't just
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Speaker 1: have to be romantic relationships. When a friend upsets you,
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Speaker 1: I don't storm off. I don't say that's over, we're
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Speaker 1: never speaking again. I find it so silly for somebody
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Speaker 1: I've been friends with for years and years and had
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Speaker 1: hours and hours of laughter and joy to fall out
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Speaker 1: over one thing, even if the thing is really ugly.
17:52
Speaker 1: I try to put it into perspective. But I think
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Speaker 1: I do that with everything in my life. I'm quite
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Speaker 1: level headed about this stuff. What about you, Missy with
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Speaker 1: friends with romantic relationships? Do you walk away when the
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Speaker 1: going gets tough? Or do you try and deal with it?
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Speaker 1: Do you remember the good times? Where do you fall
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Speaker 1: in this? Well? I'm a hang in there kind of girl.
18:10
Speaker 1: I say, I love hard once I give you my love,
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Speaker 1: and you you know, even when you take it away,
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Speaker 1: It's hard for me to put it into perspective. But
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Speaker 1: I love what she says about dealing with your anxieties
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Speaker 1: and insecurities. You know, I've been exploring dating. I've been
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Speaker 1: meeting new people, and it does make you think, oh
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Speaker 1: my goodness, all these things that I fear in a
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Speaker 1: relationship are more about me than the relationship itself. And
18:33
Speaker 1: you have to grow as a person. You have to
18:36
Speaker 1: give into vulnerability, you have to give in to trust,
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Speaker 1: you have to communicate to be with another person. And
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Speaker 1: I'm learning so much about that now. So yeah, I
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Speaker 1: agree with her, and I think she put it in
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Speaker 1: a beautiful You're nicest of the day and now I'm
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Speaker 1: naughtiest of the day. Naughty, naughty, naughty. So Webster's Dictionary
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Speaker 1: has announced their word of the year this share. The
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Speaker 1: word is pandemic, true to the coronavirus health crisis around
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Speaker 1: the world, They said the following, Sometimes a single word
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Speaker 1: defines an era, and it's fitting that in this exceptional
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Speaker 1: and exceptionally difficult year, a single word came immediately to
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Speaker 1: the four as we examined the data, So searches for
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Speaker 1: pandemic have been up over one thousand six. Unfortunately, is
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Speaker 1: the word of the year. Let's hope it's just this year.
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Speaker 1: Let's just hope stay safe. Everybody. Help is on the way,
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Speaker 1: but we've got to still say stay safe for for
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Speaker 1: a couple of more weeks months. How you doing with
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Speaker 1: all this mystery. I'm doing okay. I'm very glad that
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Speaker 1: I've been here with my family. I think it would
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Speaker 1: be difficult if I had been by myself. Um, and
19:51
Speaker 1: we try to be as safe as we can. As
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Speaker 1: you know, my my sister and her husband are essential workers.
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Speaker 1: They both work in criminal justice, so they've had to
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Speaker 1: go to work, go into an office, and I just
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Speaker 1: pray they're safe. They wear their masks, they wash their hands. Um,
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Speaker 1: we wear a mask if we have to see them
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Speaker 1: or be around them, and we just are very hyper
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Speaker 1: vigilant about it here in Georgia, my family, and that's
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Speaker 1: how we deal. I'm just happy that I'm alive, I'm safe,
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Speaker 1: my family is safe, We're healthy, and I wish that
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Speaker 1: for everybody and their families and in the world. A men,
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Speaker 1: my friend, Okay, let's do a moment of rob. You
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Speaker 1: get Robbi gett Rob. We hopefully make your laugh or
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Speaker 1: giggle for twenty minutes, but for a minute or a
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Speaker 1: moment will a little bit more serious. So I did
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Speaker 1: not know this at the time, but Dan Sawyer gave
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Speaker 1: me the best advice ever. We were actually flying to
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Speaker 1: Prague together to do an interview with a client of
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Speaker 1: mine and on the way on the flight, she said
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Speaker 1: something that changed my life. She said, the way you
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Speaker 1: treat people reveals everything about you. So treat everybody like
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Speaker 1: they are important, because sooner or later that person that
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Speaker 1: you made feel in important today, he's going to play
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Speaker 1: an important role in your life tomorrow. So everybody's nice
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Speaker 1: to Diane Sawyer because she is Diane Sawyer. She told
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Speaker 1: me she can tell if you're a good or bad
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Speaker 1: person by how you treat everybody around her, her assistance,
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Speaker 1: the crew, the cameraman, the lighting people. I believe in
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Speaker 1: treating everybody like they are important. A quick example of
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Speaker 1: this a friend of mine, Julie Cooper, I met a
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Speaker 1: years ago. She was an assistant on the Viewer. I
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Speaker 1: was at the view with a big star and I
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Speaker 1: was nice to her. I didn't have to be. It
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Speaker 1: didn't change my day, but it did change my life now.
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Speaker 1: Julie Cooper is the executive producer of Access Hollywood. Guess
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Speaker 1: who's on Access? Thank you very much me. I was
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Speaker 1: on yesterday because of Julie Cooper. It's true, of course. Um,
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Speaker 1: I'm a nice person by nature. I like to think
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Speaker 1: that I am, and I've always treated people nice. It
21:53
Speaker 1: was nice to you when you worked at Okay magazine
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Speaker 1: and look where I am now. So I just think,
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Speaker 1: you know what, it's sometimes it's challenging to be kind.
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Speaker 1: It's it's challenging to be nice because you're frustrated by
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Speaker 1: your day what's going on at home. But that cashier
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Speaker 1: that's working at the store, they've had a rough day.
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Speaker 1: They're dealing with people who are you know, maybe are
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Speaker 1: not in the best mood. So if you can just
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Speaker 1: say hi, how are you doing. I hope you have
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Speaker 1: a great day, it's gonna make a world of difference.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna bag your groceries really nice at least at
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