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Justin Baldoni Drops $400 Million Lawsuit on Blake Lively And Ryan Reynolds. Wendy Williams Breaks Her Silence: “I’m Not Crazy – I’m In Prison.’ Meghan Markle Donates Cloths, Beauty Products To LA Fire Victims. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 2: when I say working out, I don't go to the gym.
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Speaker 2: I just walk every day I have for a really
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Speaker 2: long walk and really being more careful, more conscious about
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Speaker 2: what I eat. That's all it is. Corey, Like, would
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Speaker 2: I like a piece of cake every single night. Of
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Speaker 2: sitting on the couch. Yes, every night, bring it on.
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Speaker 2: I'll do it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. But if
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Speaker 2: some weight. Yeah, and so I'm really quite careful now,
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Speaker 2: quite conscious about what I eat. And it's interesting, at
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Speaker 2: least for me, Corey. After about two weeks, your body adapts. Oh,
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Speaker 2: you get sort of used to it, and I'm so hungry.
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Speaker 2: But then after a couple of weeks, I'm sort of like,
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Speaker 2: you know, I don't really need that cake. How are you?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the first couple of days, I'm to hung me
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Speaker 3: a small child with ketchup. You know, it's pretty it's
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Speaker 3: pretty bad.
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Speaker 1: I'm so hungry, But you're right, you get used to it.
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Speaker 3: And I think also for me, you know, as you
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Speaker 3: get a little older, there's other things not just to
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Speaker 1: I mean, blood pressure, con health concerns. So get your.
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Speaker 3: Vitals checked and then your doctor's physical will give you
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Speaker 3: the incentive that's change.
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Speaker 2: When you look in that mirror, my friend, you've got
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Speaker 2: an incentive to you look good. First, the pictures you've
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Speaker 2: been putting up on the internet. Us got to use
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Speaker 2: it while I can absolutely shake it, while you got it. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's jump into my show What time is it? My friends?
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Speaker 2: It is to you time tea explosive story at the
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Speaker 2: top of the show. Justin Bildoni has now dropped a
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Speaker 2: four hundred million dollar lawsuits on Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
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Speaker 2: We knew this was coming, so I told you that
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Speaker 2: Justin was going to respond. She sued him. Now he's
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Speaker 2: suing Color. But what's interesting about his suit is it's
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Speaker 2: not just Blake he's going after. He's also going after
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Speaker 2: Ryan Reynolds. And get this, he even drags in Taylor Sweat,
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Speaker 2: so we know that they do not get along at all. Well,
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Speaker 2: in this lawsuit, we are seeing receipts, We're seeing texts.
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Speaker 2: In Blake's lawsuit, we saw texts too. And now he
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Speaker 2: is responding and he's saying that she called people around
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Speaker 2: her her dragons. Ryan and Taylor she said were her dragons. Well,
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Speaker 2: now he's saying that this was clearly an intimidation and
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Speaker 2: he wasn't dealing just with Blake Lively. So his disagreements
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Speaker 2: making the film were not just with Blake, they were
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Speaker 2: also up against her quote dragons, who were two of
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Speaker 2: the most powerful people in the world. So now he
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Speaker 2: is pushing back. He's insisting that she took over full
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Speaker 2: creative control over her wardrobe, well beyond what her contract
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Speaker 2: entitled her too. He also said that she made fun
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Speaker 2: of his nose and at one point suggested he get
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Speaker 2: a nose job. So she's got her texts, he's got
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Speaker 2: his texts. I'm sure we're just getting the text that
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Speaker 2: support their claims. But what's going to happen now is
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Speaker 2: all these texts are gonna are gonna come out. It's
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Speaker 2: interesting because the way we live our lives now, it
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Speaker 2: is on text. It is all documented. Ten fifteen years ago,
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Speaker 2: these would have been phone conversations and we didn't keep those,
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Speaker 2: had a record of those. Then emails appeared and we
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Speaker 2: started to keep them. Now it's all text. I text
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Speaker 2: all day Now I barely speak to anybody. It's all text,
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Speaker 2: and I love it. He makes life so easy. But
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Speaker 2: he also gives me documentation and other documents. And so
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago we were all like, wow,
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Speaker 2: Blake has got him some of the things that she
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Speaker 2: alleges some of the things in his text messages, Oh
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Speaker 2: just shocking, just awful. Well, now he's saying, hold on
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Speaker 2: a minute. She's also said a few things to me
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Speaker 2: that was so nice. And what she's got that I
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Speaker 2: don't have this is justin is she's got Ryan Reynolds
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Speaker 2: and she has got Taylor.
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Speaker 1: Swift right right. But you know, it doesn't really matter.
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Speaker 3: I think at the end of the day, she brings
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Speaker 3: in her cavalry of celebrities. What's still going to matter
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Speaker 3: is that document. And you know, I was on News
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Speaker 3: Nation a couple of weeks ago discussing this, and it's
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Speaker 3: amazing now to go back and see the comments of
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Speaker 3: the public, Like thousands of people have chimed in on that,
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Speaker 3: and like half the people believe she's not telling the
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Speaker 3: truth for some reason. They're comparing her to Amber Heard Wow.
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Speaker 3: And there are people who also are victims of sexual abuse,
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Speaker 3: and they're resentful of her because they think that she's
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Speaker 3: making a frivolous lawsuit that happened sort of after she
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Speaker 3: got panned for this film, like she's looking for a
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Speaker 3: scapegoat as to why her performance was not received well.
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Speaker 3: And there's some who of course believe her, as we
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Speaker 3: should always listen to people who claim this behavior happens.
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Speaker 3: So it is really a lot of mixed emotions going around.
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Speaker 3: I personally think that trying to bring in other people
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Speaker 3: is not a really good look. And if he's got
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Speaker 3: some receipts too, his could be in response to her.
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Speaker 3: So although they both have receipts, you know, you can
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Speaker 3: look at dates and see where things originated from. That's
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Speaker 3: the other issue with text right, they have a time stamp.
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Speaker 2: People forget this are on texts and emails. It's not
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Speaker 2: just the content, it's the time snap when was it said?
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Speaker 2: You can literally figure out the order of these texts.
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Speaker 2: I think they're both going to damage each other. Initially,
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Speaker 2: Blake seemed to have the upper hand because often, at
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Speaker 2: least in PR, who tells their story first is often
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Speaker 2: the one that wins the first. And you also have
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Speaker 2: to remember she has millions of fans from Gossip Girls.
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Speaker 2: She's the biggest star than he he's he has a
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Speaker 2: fan base, but not like hers. And then she married
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Speaker 2: Ryan Reynolds, so she's the biggest style too. She got
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Speaker 2: their first. I thought it was over for Justin. I
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Speaker 2: really did. I was like, God, this is Blake's story.
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Speaker 2: I don't know who's telling the truth and who's not.
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Speaker 2: I don't even know whose side I'm really on in
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Speaker 2: this year. So I'll make a decision when I see
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Speaker 2: all the evidence. But at first I was like, wow,
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Speaker 2: this is just overwhelming. Well, now this lawsuit four hundred
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Speaker 2: million dollars. I spoke to some legal insiders too, and
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Speaker 2: they said he's got nothing. So he has millions, but
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Speaker 2: he doesn't have Blake. So if she tries to sue him,
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Speaker 2: get done that much to get Blake and Ryan are
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Speaker 2: worth a billion a billion dollars and he's asking for
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Speaker 2: four hundred million their fortune. Yeah, it's absolutely And the
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Speaker 2: reason Taylor's being involved and this is such a clever
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Speaker 2: legal move is now that she's in the lawsuit, she
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Speaker 2: might have to give testimony, she might have to hand
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Speaker 2: over her texts. Now during discovery, they can find out
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Speaker 2: what has been said. Did she try to use the
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Speaker 2: power of her famous friends. Now let's remember his people
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Speaker 2: claim that Taylor's song was added to the movie without
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Speaker 2: his knowledge. He was the director, the producer. There you start,
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Speaker 2: and so this is going to get really really messy.
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Speaker 2: Let me point out before we get to appole that
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Speaker 2: her legal has responded, and I think it's a really
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Speaker 2: good response to Justin Bell Doney's lawsuit. They said, quote,
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Speaker 2: it's another chapter in the abuser playbook. Ooh, that's powerful.
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Speaker 2: That's a very powerful quote. Okay, let's get to our
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Speaker 2: poll of the day. This is a complicated one. Noughties.
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Speaker 2: Justin Bell Dooney has dropped her four hundred million dollar
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Speaker 2: lawsuits on Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, even dragging in
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Speaker 2: potentially Taylor Swift. Are you team Blake or are you
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Speaker 2: team Justin?
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Speaker 2: check back to morrow to hear your results. Hey, Corey Love,
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Speaker 2: what are you working on? Yes?
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Speaker 3: Well, I know you all have seen Wendy Williams argle
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Speaker 3: with the internet in the past couple of days because
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Speaker 3: she dropped a bombshell interview where she's claiming she is
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Speaker 3: being held against her will in a New York City
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Speaker 3: facility and she's being stripped of her freedoms. That is
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Speaker 3: her claim. In the fiery interview, the former queen of
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Speaker 3: Daytime TV described her situation as nothing short of a
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Speaker 3: prison sentence, and she was speaking alongside her niece Alex
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Speaker 3: Finney in the interview. And Wendy's actually just sixty years old.
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Speaker 3: I mean, she's relatively young still. And she says, however,
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Speaker 3: I am not cognitively impaired, but I feel like I'm
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Speaker 3: in prison. She says she's surrounded all day by elderly patients,
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Speaker 3: and she's being denied basic technology like her cell phone,
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Speaker 3: her laptop. She's making heartbreaking revelations, saying that even her
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Speaker 3: beloved cats are going.
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Speaker 1: Everyone knows about Wendy.
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Speaker 3: She loved her cats, and she says they've been taken
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Speaker 3: from her despite her pleas to have them by her side.
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Speaker 3: Although I'm not sure how many facilities let people have
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Speaker 3: pets in those environments, so that's maybe not too strange.
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Speaker 3: But she's, of course the host of the former popular
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Speaker 3: Wendy Williams show, and she's painting a grim picture of
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Speaker 3: her day to day life inside this mysterious facility. She's
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Speaker 3: describing it as isolating, dehumanizing. She says she just keeps
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Speaker 3: her door closed and she watches TV all day. She
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Speaker 3: listens to her radio and watches the window as her
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Speaker 3: life goes by and she's saying it's emotional abuse. She's
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Speaker 3: begging for her freedom. She just wants to go back
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Speaker 3: and be with her family in Miami so she can
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Speaker 3: celebrate her father's birthday, which is coming up.
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Speaker 1: He's ninety four years old.
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Speaker 3: Now, an interesting point here is that fans are drawing
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Speaker 3: a very serious parallel between Wendy's problems and Britney Spears's
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Speaker 3: battle for the controversial conservatorship with her father. And listen, Rob,
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Speaker 3: you know, a lot of us were on that free
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Speaker 3: Britney campaign at the time, and a lot of us
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Speaker 3: had the second guess that after that conservatorship was removed
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Speaker 3: because Britney's behavior is still very, very disturbing. So I
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Speaker 3: happen to think maybe Wendy is in that same situation.
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Speaker 3: You have a lot of sources and used to work
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Speaker 3: with her.
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Speaker 1: What do you think about it?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, let's be honest here, Wendy's behavior is always going
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Speaker 2: to be concerning whether or not she has dementia. Like
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Speaker 2: Wendy history of her choice, and I think here there's
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Speaker 2: something up with these conservators ships. I don't get how
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Speaker 2: you can take someone's money and their rights away from
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Speaker 2: them and then slap them in a care facility that
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Speaker 2: she's paying for. The state is not This is coming
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Speaker 2: out of all the millions that she had. They're draining
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Speaker 2: her bank account. And so when the family want her,
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Speaker 2: I think you should always go to the family. It's very,
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Speaker 2: very difficult. There are certain people out there who do
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Speaker 2: need a conservator to step in, they really do. I
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Speaker 2: believe that Britney's dad saved her life at the time,
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Speaker 2: but to let that go on for thirteen years, even
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Speaker 2: if she was going to behave badly or spend all
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Speaker 2: her money, it's her money that has spend it. She
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Speaker 2: earned it. I hate taking people's right away from them,
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Speaker 2: and I got to admit here, I listened to that interview.
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Speaker 2: I know Charlomae who she called into and Don Lemon
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Speaker 2: she called it to Don yeah Y. She sounded like
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Speaker 2: the Wendy I know. She made fun of stuff. She
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Speaker 2: has a story. We have a story later on in
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Speaker 2: the show about Diddy, and she certainly was on point there.
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Speaker 2: This wasn't someone with dementia. And even when we hearted
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Speaker 2: Wendy just a few months ago in a wheelchair at
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Speaker 2: her son's graduation, she was chewing out some of the
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Speaker 2: people that was Wendy. That's a tough Wendy.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know that documentary though, remember like that
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Speaker 3: was a little disturbing.
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Speaker 1: That that that special that came on last year.
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Speaker 3: So I think that's where the speculation really happened because
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Speaker 3: she looked completely gone.
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Speaker 2: Wendy's in trouble. There's no doubt Wendy's in trouble. The
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Speaker 2: last time I spent an evening with Wendy, she was
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Speaker 2: out of it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure if it was booze or drugs or dementia,
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Speaker 2: but she was sloppy, but she was you know, she
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Speaker 2: got herself to the restaurant, she had a dinner, she
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Speaker 2: got us af home, like you know, I was the
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Speaker 2: one that was looking for a cab at one in
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Speaker 2: the morning, she was in bed Like I was like,
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Speaker 2: who's the one that's the old Wendy. Wendy, Wendy, it
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Speaker 2: breaks my heart, But I think you're doing the right thing.
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Speaker 2: Prove that you're the Wendy that we know. And I
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Speaker 2: think by doing these interviews. She's got a phone. Now,
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Speaker 2: you can't phone her, but she can call you. Angel
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Speaker 2: from her a couple of days ago. I know, I know,
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Speaker 2: I know I'm sure it was Wendy. I'm told to.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to release the name of it, but
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Speaker 2: I know the facility she's in. It's in New visit
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Speaker 2: her and I don't think you're allowed to. I think
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Speaker 2: there's so many rules. If I do, you'll come with me,
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Speaker 2: cause yeah, I'd love it. We'll take our microphones. No,
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Speaker 2: I think it's exploiting a little bit, unless.
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Speaker 1: She wants to.
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Speaker 2: But I do think this interview with Charlamaye it's going
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Speaker 2: to help her cause because it's so so outrageous to
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Speaker 2: think that all your rights and all your money can
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Speaker 2: be taken over by somebody else, and not even a
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Speaker 2: family member. This is an outside conservator, a professional conservator
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Speaker 2: who's been paid a daily fee to do this, and
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Speaker 2: all the bills Wendy is having to pay for. That's
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Speaker 2: why this sold her apartment. It makes me really angry.
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Speaker 2: Aga moveing a long Mega Markel has stepped up to
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Speaker 2: donate clothes and beauty products during the LA fire. So
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Speaker 2: Megan's been slammed a little bit here. Some people are
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Speaker 2: calling her a disaster tourist. It's because Kelly Osborne has
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Speaker 2: already spoken out about this too, saying stop turning up
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Speaker 2: for photo ops. I spoke to a few celebrity friends
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Speaker 2: of mine and they've got mixed messages about this. They
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Speaker 2: want to help, they do want to help. They want
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Speaker 2: to turn up and hand out food, water, bottles of
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Speaker 2: whatever they have. They want to collect donations. But if
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Speaker 2: celebrities turn up, camera cruits are probably going to turn
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Speaker 2: up too. The press is out in fours. They're covering
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Speaker 2: this fire, they're covering the response to it, and so
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Speaker 2: I think celebrities have quite a delicate line to sort
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Speaker 2: of walk here, Corey, we know that the award seasons
14:33
Speaker 2: coming up, and they're going to decide whether or not
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Speaker 2: they want to be part of that. I know in
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Speaker 2: Hollywood right now, these really serious conversations are happening between
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Speaker 2: big stars and publicists about how much do we do
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Speaker 2: do you know? The best way thing to do is
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Speaker 2: stay home and donate a million dollars. If you've got it,
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Speaker 2: we don't have it. Beyonce did that. I think Taylor
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Speaker 2: Swift has done that, you know, turning up to handout
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Speaker 2: bottles of water and getting your photo taken. It can
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Speaker 2: be misread.
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Speaker 3: Well, So here's the thing about that, And I think
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Speaker 3: that Mi Kelly Osborne, she did make that tweet or
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Speaker 3: she posted something about that online and she quickly took
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Speaker 3: that down to it and she saw the responses because
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Speaker 3: she calls, well, she didn't do this, but she insinuated
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Speaker 3: that she was talking about Megan and Harry. But Megan
15:16
Speaker 3: is from Los Angeles, so when you call her disaster tourist,
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Speaker 3: it is so inappropriate because she is from born and raised,
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Speaker 3: LA and before this fire, she has a notable history
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Speaker 3: of doing all kinds of work. She reads, she reads
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Speaker 3: bedtime stories to sing children in LA and she goes
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Speaker 3: in incognito, so no one knows she's there. There was
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Speaker 3: a guy who said that he didn't even know that
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Speaker 3: the woman he was talking to was Megan was serving
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Speaker 3: food because her face was covered. And so yeah, so
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Speaker 3: I think that the productive thing here was what Megan
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Speaker 3: and Harry were doing. The destructive thing was was was
15:49
Speaker 3: what Kelly was doing by reprimanding the help on social media.
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Speaker 3: One of those things was productive, one of those was not.
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Speaker 2: I agree. If you're okay, we're going to take a
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Speaker 2: qick break and we'll be right back. Welcome back to
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Speaker 2: the Naughty but Night Show, and your headsto shoot the
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Speaker 2: idear friend Cory Andrew. Hey, Corey, let's get to the polls.
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Speaker 2: Last share we talked about, Didy's legal team have come
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Speaker 2: up with a very bizarre strategy. They want to release
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Speaker 2: the freak off videos because they claim it proves him innocent.
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Speaker 2: They claim that if you watch the videos, it is
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Speaker 2: two adults participating in consensual sex. And they say, if
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Speaker 2: you see these videos, he will be exonerated. Our question
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Speaker 2: is quite simple. Will they release the tapes? They're not
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Speaker 2: really allowed to. It has to come down to the
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Speaker 2: prosecutors here. So will these tapes be released? Ninety percent
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Speaker 2: say no. I hope you're right. I don't think they
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Speaker 2: should add there. They'll be online and these are allegedly
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Speaker 2: abuse tapes. They should have they have, they have no
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Speaker 2: place on the internet. So I hope you're write naughty
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not sure if this is nice, honey, but
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Speaker 3: it's very salacious. It's Weindy Williams again. Wendy Williams is
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Speaker 3: delivering a scathing takedown of you guessed that Sean Diddy Combs,
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Speaker 3: and she's predicting that the fifty five year old music
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Speaker 3: mogul will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
17:30
Speaker 3: That's back in that fiery phone call we were talking
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Speaker 3: about early on. Now she says that he will go
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Speaker 3: to prison for life. And she says, you don't know
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Speaker 3: the things that I know about Diddy from back in.
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Speaker 1: The day, and you know, of course she's no stranger
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Speaker 1: to stirring the pot.
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Speaker 3: And she's been talking about this four years and she says,
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Speaker 3: now people, it's about time Diddy is done.
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Speaker 2: Yes, so I think when it's being vindicated here. She
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Speaker 2: lost her job because of Diday when she was on
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Speaker 2: the radio show he complained and got a fired, lost
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Speaker 2: her livelihood because of Diddy, And she's been raising the
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Speaker 2: red flag for decades. Non nobody else has. I haven't recently,
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Speaker 2: but Wendy was so brave and she paid the cost
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Speaker 2: for this. And the other thing that I like about
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Speaker 2: this is this ain't a woman with dementia. If she might,
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Speaker 2: she might have some memory last ye, a lot of
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Speaker 2: stuff too. This is somebody who knows very well what
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Speaker 2: happened back in the day. She's articulate, she's smart, and
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Speaker 2: it's clear she's not drinking anymore. Although it's her business,
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Speaker 2: it's her life. And so I think this once again
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Speaker 2: proves that Wendy was not only right, but brave of
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Speaker 2: all those years ago. We are Wendy Williams an apology. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's do our naughties of the day. Prince Harry might
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Speaker 2: not have even read his own book. So the ghost
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Speaker 2: writer for Harry's book is revealing that he's not sure
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Speaker 2: of Sussex ever read it. Now, this is not the
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Speaker 2: tell All book. It was a book before the tell
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Speaker 2: All book, about four wounded soldiers who came to the
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Speaker 2: North Pole. And he admitted that he wrote this book.
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Speaker 2: It was a best seller, but he never actually met Harry.
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Speaker 2: He ghost wrote it for Harry, so he had to
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Speaker 2: go through a lot of protocols in the palace. They
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Speaker 2: got to sign off Clarence House where he lived at
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Speaker 2: the time, on everything, and so he said it was
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Speaker 2: not really a very fun process. It was a difficult
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Speaker 2: book to write without any cooperation from Harry. Normally, when
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Speaker 2: you're a ghost writer. You sit on the phone or
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Speaker 2: in a room coming for hours and hours, you know,
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Speaker 2: and you tell your story and then I run away
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Speaker 2: and write it. He didn't even get to meet him,
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Speaker 2: so he had to write a book.
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Speaker 1: That's weird. Yeah, I don't think that's a really good revelation, and.
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Speaker 3: I'm surprised he's able to tell that story though.
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Speaker 1: There is no.
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Speaker 2: What's Harry going to do? At this point? I think.
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Speaker 1: Don't work anymore?
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Speaker 2: Oh Dear's end with a moment of only put off
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Speaker 2: until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left
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Speaker 2: not done. If you want to do it, do it today, fascination.
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Speaker 2: How many times have you put stuff off? Just do it?
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Speaker 2: I love that. I think it's the most powerful ad
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Speaker 2: campaign of all time. Nike, Just do it. But I
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Speaker 2: don't say do it. It's the just that's the most
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Speaker 2: important world, right, Just do it? Just do it? Hey,
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Speaker 2: that is it for this week. Thank you so much
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