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Meghan Markle’s bold response to Prince Charles offer captures her approach to Royal life. Amy Schumer accidentally reveals Michael Cera’s big secret. Madonna spotted in rare unfiltered pics with son Rocco Ritchie · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: So Megan Markle's bold response to Prince Charles really captures
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Speaker 1: our whole approach to royal life. So one specific decision
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Speaker 1: involving Harry's father, Prince Charles, tells us everything we need
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Speaker 1: to know about the Duchess of Sussex. Let me explain.
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Speaker 1: In the days leading up to her wedding, Megan found
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Speaker 1: out that her father, Thomas Markle, would not be able
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Speaker 1: to attend the ceremony. Remember he was a little bit disgraced.
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Speaker 1: There was trouble in the family. He claims he had
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Speaker 1: a heart attack. It was a lot of drama, so
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Speaker 1: Prince Charles offered to step in, that was kind of
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Speaker 1: him and walk his future daughter in law down the aisle.
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Speaker 1: Nice suggestion. Megan's response tells us everything. Her response was simple.
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Speaker 1: She said the following, can we meet halfway? Let me
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Speaker 1: repeat that, can we meet halfway? So what she was
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Speaker 1: talking about is she did not want a man to
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Speaker 1: walk her down the aisle that was not her father,
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Speaker 1: so she decided should calf the way by herself and
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Speaker 1: then the rest of the way with Prince Charles. Now,
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Speaker 1: the author Robert Hardman in his new book The Queen
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Speaker 1: of Our Times, I'm reading it right now. It's fantastic.
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Speaker 1: He goes on to say, this is an indication of
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Speaker 1: her confidence, that she's an independent woman, that she is
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Speaker 1: determined to make a grand entrance on her own. It's
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Speaker 1: the same confidence and independence that's really been the cornerstone
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Speaker 1: of Megan's approach to many aspects of her life and
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Speaker 1: adjusting to her new life in the royal family. It's fascinating, Misty,
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Speaker 1: I don't think I would have the hoodspa to say
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Speaker 1: to Prince Charles you know what, why don't we compromise. Well,
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Speaker 1: I have had the opportunity to speak with Megan on
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Speaker 1: several occasions. I can tell you that she was always confident,
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Speaker 1: So this is part of her persona. Remember when she
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Speaker 1: was a child, she actually wrote to a certain company
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Speaker 1: to say that there weren't enough for a presentation of
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Speaker 1: people of color or women and they made a change.
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Speaker 1: So she's been doing it since the day she was born.
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Speaker 1: And I will say when I spoke with her, she
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Speaker 1: was really open. At the time. She spoke of her
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Speaker 1: feelings as before she met Harry and she was married
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Speaker 1: before she used to be more open about her relationships.
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Speaker 1: She did close down on that a bit, but she's
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Speaker 1: never been afraid to speak her mind. Never afraid, even
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Speaker 1: when you're talking to a future King of England. Confidence
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Speaker 1: it's something that I think we all would like to
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Speaker 1: have a little bit more of, and Megan certainly has
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Speaker 1: enough to spare. I think it is naive of anybody
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Speaker 1: to think that somebody who got to be in their thirties,
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Speaker 1: she's not a young girl. She was in her thirties,
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Speaker 1: she was already a growing woman, So I think it
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Speaker 1: is naive for anybody to assume that she would change.
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Speaker 1: I think by the time you get to thirty, you
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Speaker 1: are who you are, and Megan's a very very confident,
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Speaker 1: very very self asshewed person and that has not changed.
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Speaker 1: Some people find this annoying and they think it's pushy.
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Speaker 1: I find it sort of inspiring. I would love to
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Speaker 1: have this confidence. What about you, mister you? Oh yes, please, Megan,
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Speaker 1: send me whatever you're drinking because I need a little
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Speaker 1: bit of it. I mean, you want to live a
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Speaker 1: happy life. That's what everybody wants in the world, to
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Speaker 1: live a happy, wonderful, fulfilled life. And if you don't
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Speaker 1: speak up and say what you want, it will never happen.
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Speaker 1: So we can You can love her, you can hate her,
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Speaker 1: but we can all learn from Megan that you have
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Speaker 1: to let people know what you really really wants for
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Speaker 1: your own happiness, and when you have happiness, it radiates
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Speaker 1: out to other absolutely also too. If you know somebody
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Speaker 1: that's getting married, or maybe you are, it's your day.
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Speaker 1: Mind side is tell me that Megan was very, very
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Speaker 1: assured that this was her wedding day, and there were
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Speaker 1: rituals and things she had to do because of the
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Speaker 1: family she was marrying, into but that was not going
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Speaker 1: to stop her putting her stamp, putting her stamp on
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Speaker 1: the entire day, which she certainly did do. It brings
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Speaker 1: us to our pole question of the day, Mega Michael's
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Speaker 1: bold response to Prince Charles telling him let's meet in
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Speaker 1: the middle, Let's meet halfway really captures her approach to
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Speaker 1: royal life. Do you like her confidence or do you
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Speaker 1: not take over? Yes or no? Go to actual a
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Speaker 1: page at Naughty Nice Rob or our Facebook page is
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Speaker 1: naught to check back tomorrow. What are you working on?
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Speaker 1: Misty Well? Amy Schumer has accidentally revealed some big news
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Speaker 1: about her co star Michael Sarah and he was keeping
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Speaker 1: it a secret. So they were doing this joint interview
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Speaker 1: on Entertainment Tonight to promote their new show Life and Bath,
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Speaker 1: and Amy revealed that Michael had just welcomed his first child.
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Speaker 1: Ye big, big news. So she was talking about her
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Speaker 1: two year old son, Jean, and she kind of outed
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Speaker 1: Michael in the process. She said, and I quote Michael
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Speaker 1: has a baby too, And then she reel eyes that
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Speaker 1: she had just broken some news. So she said, I
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Speaker 1: just outed him. I just outed his baby, which I
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Speaker 1: didn't know. You can out a baby, but you know, okay,
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Speaker 1: it can happen. So Michael kind of reluctantly responded, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're right at the beginning of it, him and his wife,
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Speaker 1: and we're doing the very basics right now. But he
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Speaker 1: provided no details about the sex, the day, the feeding times,
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Speaker 1: what they have in the nursery, all the things, Mr, Shoot,
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Speaker 1: and I need to know. So all right, Ammy, you
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Speaker 1: gotta be careful about that stuff. What do you think?
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Speaker 1: But yeah, that's a big thing to out. I mean,
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Speaker 1: come on, he was keeping this baby a secret. I hope,
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Speaker 1: I hope they talked about it. I hope it was
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Speaker 1: an innocent mistake. It makes me a little bit queasy here.
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Speaker 1: We do this for a living, mister. We we we
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Speaker 1: report celebrities very private details of their lives. That's what
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Speaker 1: we do. Were really really good reporters. I no idea
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Speaker 1: Michael had a baby and now Amy, thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: If if this acting, this comedy, this comedy job doesn't
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Speaker 1: work out, come and work for Naughty Gossip, I would
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Speaker 1: hire you in a minute. You the best reporter in
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Speaker 1: the world. Moving along, Madonna has been spotted in very rare,
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Speaker 1: unfiltered pictures with her son Rocco Richie the singer, or
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Speaker 1: spotted it out and about in London with her son.
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Speaker 1: So often now Madonna puts up these pictures on Instagram
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Speaker 1: where she looks fierce. They're very, very fearless pictures, often
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Speaker 1: of her bottom or half naked pictures. She's not shy,
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Speaker 1: she never has been. Let's face it, to show a
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Speaker 1: little bit of flesh or a lot that two of
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Speaker 1: them were spotted leaving Harry's Bar. It's a really trendy
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Speaker 1: bar in Mayfair in London. I've been there once. Mistaken
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Speaker 1: is super, super, super fancy. I think it's a private club.
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Speaker 1: I think it's like zero Bond in New York. And
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Speaker 1: I don't think it's a restaurant you can get into.
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Speaker 1: Unless you remember she was rocking some huge sunglasses and
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Speaker 1: a turtle neck and also some shorts. God bless you. Madonna.
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Speaker 1: The material girl, though, looks very different from the photographs
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Speaker 1: she's been posting recently, So this is a big question.
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Speaker 1: We're very careful on this show. We don't we don't
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Speaker 1: talk about people's looks in a negative way. The thing
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Speaker 1: that makes Madonna so complicated is that she does look
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Speaker 1: very different in real life. Then she looks on her
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Speaker 1: social media and so here, I'm not making fun of Madonna.
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying that she doesn't look fantastic. I think
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Speaker 1: we all will acknowledge Madonna's had a little bit of
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Speaker 1: work done, maybe a lot to her face. It's her prerogative.
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Speaker 1: She can do whatever she wants. But I do think
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Speaker 1: you open yourself up for a lot of criticism when
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Speaker 1: you put forward a certain image and that isn't the reality.
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Speaker 1: It's like if you go on a date with somebody
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Speaker 1: misdia and they put a different photograph or a very
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Speaker 1: very photoshopped photograph into their profile. Ultimately we see what
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Speaker 1: you look like. I know what you look like. What
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Speaker 1: do you think about all this is complicated? Well, I
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Speaker 1: am the queen of a filter. Okay. I want to
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Speaker 1: make my pictures on social media because I can show
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Speaker 1: you what I want to show you. So I do
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Speaker 1: a little light editing, and I think that's the key
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Speaker 1: light editing. If I'm putting up a profile picture on
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Speaker 1: a dating site, I make sure I have the hair
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Speaker 1: that I choose to wear at that time in the photos,
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Speaker 1: so you know that you're getting that version of me.
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Speaker 1: And I go on a date so I totally understand this.
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Speaker 1: But Madonna, she likes a heavy filter and so and
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Speaker 1: she's also a public figure. But she's in her sixties
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Speaker 1: and she looks fantastic. So you do you, Madonna? And
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Speaker 1: I have to say, first of all, Rocco looks just
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Speaker 1: like his dad. I saw the pictures. He is so handsome,
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Speaker 1: and I just was like, he looks he dresses like
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Speaker 1: his dad. To three, He's suits a double breasted jacket.
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Speaker 1: He looks so dap. Honestly, as much as I love Madonna,
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Speaker 1: I was looking at Rocker, who I was like, of course, no,
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Speaker 1: nobody was looking at Madonna. They were looking at her
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Speaker 1: had some young fella. I'm looking at your pictures and
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Speaker 1: a Misty on your Instagram, these look like you. Had
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Speaker 1: you not told me that you filtered them, I would
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Speaker 1: have thought you just picked a very good picture. But
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Speaker 1: they do look like you. If somebody had asked me
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Speaker 1: to look at those pictures, I'd be like, oh wow,
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Speaker 1: Misty takes a fantastic picture. She knows how to find
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Speaker 1: the light. It doesn't look filtered to me. It looks
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Speaker 1: like you, maybe the best version of you, maybe the
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Speaker 1: most polished version of your. Misty but the person I'm
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Speaker 1: seeing in your pictures is my friend. I recognize her.
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Speaker 1: Madonna looks so different in her Instagram pictures and what
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Speaker 1: she looks in real life. I think that's where the
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Speaker 1: complication comes, right right, it's kind of she slims the
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Speaker 1: faceship or is out all the lives. And anytime you
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Speaker 1: do that, you're never going to look at how you
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Speaker 1: do in real life because we all have lines in
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Speaker 1: our face. It's it's what gives us character. And yes,
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Speaker 1: like I said, I do like a filter. But the
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Speaker 1: key is start with a great photo and you can
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Speaker 1: add makeup, you can add hair, you can do whatever
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Speaker 1: you want. But you do learn when you're in this business,
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Speaker 1: since we've been on television, how to find the best light.
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Speaker 1: Always put on a little mascara and a little lip
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Speaker 1: gloss and your goods. And god, I'm wearing my mascara
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Speaker 1: and lip gloss right now. No, not, Hey, what's going
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Speaker 1: to be on in London? What's going on? Oh? Yes,
11:22
Speaker 1: let's talk about Taron Egaton. Now you know him. He
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Speaker 1: stars in sing which I just watched this weekend. It
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Speaker 1: was so cute me. He's in the Kingsman movies. Well,
11:30
Speaker 1: he actually collapsed on stage when he was doing a
11:33
Speaker 1: new show that he's starring it. It was the first
11:35
Speaker 1: preview and so he fainted. There was a doctor in
11:38
Speaker 1: the house and they actually took him off stage and
11:42
Speaker 1: he was almost at the end of the show, but
11:44
Speaker 1: basically they thought it wasn't great that he actually continues,
11:48
Speaker 1: so his understudy went on. So he took to social
11:51
Speaker 1: media and he said, look, I'm fine, everything checks out.
11:55
Speaker 1: I did have a little bit of pain in my
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Speaker 1: my skull and a ruised ego, so a little bit worried.
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Speaker 1: I think he probably was dehydrated and talking very much
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Speaker 1: on stage. It just for my personal opinion. The show
12:09
Speaker 1: returns tonight and there hasn't been any saying that he's
12:13
Speaker 1: not going to be in the show. So he just
12:16
Speaker 1: needs to take care of himselves. Take care of himself,
12:20
Speaker 1: and I'm sure there's a little bit of nerves to
12:22
Speaker 1: opening night can be very very stressful, So take care
12:25
Speaker 1: of yourself, my friend, take quickly before we go to break.
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Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth will never live at Buckingham Palace ever again.
12:32
Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth the Second has permanently moved out of her
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Speaker 1: London residents Buckingham Palace According to the Sunday Times, the
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Speaker 1: monarch chose to self isolate at Windsor Castle, just outside London.
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Speaker 1: It's about twenty minutes outside London. Misty, It's very easy
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Speaker 1: to get to. It's a beautiful, beautiful castle. So she
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Speaker 1: moved there when the lockdown started in the UK in March.
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Speaker 1: At the time, there was no indication from the Palace
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Speaker 1: that she would be permanently moving. However, the Queen has
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Speaker 1: remained a Windsor Castle ever ever since. Now her Majesty
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Speaker 1: has decided to make Windsor Castle her forever home, and
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Speaker 1: she will now undertake all her royal duties and engagements
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Speaker 1: from Windsor Castle instead of bucking and Palace. Sources say
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Speaker 1: she loves Windsor Castle. She has memories there of Prince Philip,
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Speaker 1: her late husband. Also to her ponies are there, her
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Speaker 1: horses are close by. She loves her horses, and her
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Speaker 1: family is close by too. This is a little secret
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Speaker 1: about the Royals. They don't really love bucking Coom Palace.
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Speaker 1: They like Windsor Castle more. They're really country folks. If
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Speaker 1: you could say to Queen Elizabeth, would you like to
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Speaker 1: be in the center of London going to see plays
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Speaker 1: and restaurants, or Harry's Bar with Madonna and her son Rocky,
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Speaker 1: or or be in the country. She would pick the
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Speaker 1: country every time. She's a country girl. And so now
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Speaker 1: at ninety five, she's decided she is moving to Windsor Castle.
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Speaker 1: I say, you're very lucky to have choices that you
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Speaker 1: can go and in one of your other homes. Most
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Speaker 1: people don't have more than one homes. But I like
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Speaker 1: the fact that she's decided, Misty, this is where she's
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Speaker 1: going to spend the rest of her days. May they
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Speaker 1: be happy, happy, happy? What do you think? Let me
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Speaker 1: choose between the palace and the castle. Palace and the castle, well,
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Speaker 1: I mean some interesting facts that Buckingham Palace has seven
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Speaker 1: seventy five rooms at You might just be like, I
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Speaker 1: do not want to get confused and walk into the
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Speaker 1: wrong space. Like you said, she's almost a century old.
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Speaker 1: She can live wherever the heck she wants, and I
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Speaker 1: just love that. Of course, memories with her late husband.
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Speaker 1: I think that's one of the reasons why she wants
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Speaker 1: to be there, just to be surrounded by his spirit.
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Speaker 1: And you go on, lady, you live wherever you want.
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Speaker 1: My mother is in her seventies, and she's chosen at
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Speaker 1: this stage of her life to live in Georgia near
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Speaker 1: her grandchildren. So even though she's a New Yorker, so
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Speaker 1: you get to do whatever you want when you're absolutely
15:01
Speaker 1: I'm a New York city boy, mister, I'm going to
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Speaker 1: become an old man living here in Chelsea. This is
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Speaker 1: my city. I like the country, but I am a
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Speaker 1: city city boy. Queen Elizabeth, who are sending you our love? Hey,
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Speaker 1: We're gonna take a quick break because we will be
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Speaker 1: right bad bad analogy bat Man Show. I'm your hosts
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Speaker 1: shooting with I dea friend, Mr. Hey, Misty, let's get
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Speaker 1: to the polls. Yesterday we talked about Sherry Shephard wanting
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Speaker 1: Wendy Williams to come on her show as a guest.
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Speaker 1: Should Wendy take up Sherry's offer? Yes or no? Sixty
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Speaker 1: six percent said no. I agree, Wendy. I don't think
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Speaker 1: this is the right place for you to return to TV.
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Speaker 1: I think she's going to tell a story at some point, Mr.
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Speaker 1: It's a it's a massive, massive story to tell. This
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Speaker 1: is somebody, after a decade who lost a TV show,
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Speaker 1: and we want to know what's going on. We want
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Speaker 1: to know about your health, Wendy. So I think she
15:57
Speaker 1: will tell her story. I doubt she'll do it on
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Speaker 1: Sherry Show. What do you think? I agree with you?
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Speaker 1: I mean, we know that she's done work with Lifetime,
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Speaker 1: the network, and so I believe she has a production
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Speaker 1: deal there because she did make a movie about her life.
16:11
Speaker 1: So she might decide, I'm gonna kind of refashion myself
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Speaker 1: as a producer and actually do an hour long special
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Speaker 1: on myself on the network that I've been working with.
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Speaker 1: So that's something that she could do versus going on
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Speaker 1: one of the talk shows, and it wouldn't be a
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Speaker 1: much more controlled environment, which is something she may need.
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Speaker 1: We know, Wendy, both Mr and I do. Hey, we're sweet.
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Speaker 1: We're sending you. She's really talented. She's really talented. Is
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Speaker 1: we've learned so much from Yeah, and she'll be back.
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Speaker 1: Don't worry in some forms, she will be back. Don't
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Speaker 1: forget to vote on today's pole, going to watch with
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Speaker 1: naughty gossip, and be suer to check back tomorrow to
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Speaker 1: hear your results are Now It's time for our noisiest,
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Speaker 1: well our nicest of the day is Benedict Cumberbach, who
16:57
Speaker 1: is responding to Sam Elliott's very weird criticism of Benedict's
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Speaker 1: new movie. So obviously Sam, he's he's a Western actor,
17:07
Speaker 1: and he described Jane Campion's Oscar nominated important to point
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Speaker 1: out new movie as a piece of s you know,
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Speaker 1: and he compared the cowboy characters to chippendale dancers were
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Speaker 1: bow ties and not much else what Sam is saying.
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Speaker 1: So Benedict has alluded to, you know, Sam's criticism, and
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Speaker 1: he said, I quote without meaning to sort of stir
17:31
Speaker 1: over the ashes of that someone really took offense to
17:35
Speaker 1: I haven't heard it, so it's unfair really for me
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Speaker 1: to comment on it or detail it. But really took
17:42
Speaker 1: offense to the West being portrayed in that way. This
17:45
Speaker 1: is a very specific case of repression, but also due
17:50
Speaker 1: too intolerant. Sam Snedict the nicest of the day, and
17:57
Speaker 1: now I know he is. The day both is still
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Speaker 1: talking about the rust lawsuits and now he's saying it's
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Speaker 1: motivated by money, not negligence. Aleg So once again he's
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Speaker 1: talking out while the investigation is ongoing. He said the
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Speaker 1: following quote, what you have is a certain group of
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Speaker 1: people who their attitude is while the people who likely
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Speaker 1: seemed negligent have no money, and the people who have
18:22
Speaker 1: money are not negligent. Alec, that is your opinion, I
18:26
Speaker 1: promise you it is not the people here who are suffering.
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Speaker 1: People here have lost a wife, they've lost a mother.
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Speaker 1: I think, Alex, you would be smart at the moment,
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Speaker 1: not just for the legal case to be quiet, but
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Speaker 1: also to be decent here. Alec, Alec, Alec, that's our
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Speaker 1: naughtiest of the day. Let's end with a moment of rob.
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Speaker 1: You get Robbi, getta rob, you get a rob. Thank
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Speaker 1: you very much, mister. If you aren't kind to yourself,
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Speaker 1: how the hell are you going to be kind to
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Speaker 1: someone else. I find in my life the people that
19:00
Speaker 1: are the most unkind to me, the people that are
19:03
Speaker 1: cruel to me, are also the people that are really
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Speaker 1: really cruel to themselves. I'm not justifying their bad behavior,
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Speaker 1: but what I'm saying is, once you realize where it
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Speaker 1: comes from, it really has nothing to do with you,
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Speaker 1: but everything to do with themselves. Do you find that
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Speaker 1: to be true? Mystery? Yeah, A lot of cruelness comes
19:27
Speaker 1: from insecurity. It's it's that fear of being vulnerable and
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Speaker 1: being hurt yourself. So if I'm mean to someone first,
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Speaker 1: then I'm protected even if they're mean back to me.
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Speaker 1: So I totally agree with you, and I always think
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Speaker 1: about what you've said in the past, that you want
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Speaker 1: to work not necessarily with the best people, even though
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Speaker 1: I believe we are the most cruel here are naughty,
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Speaker 1: but not all of us. That you want to work
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Speaker 1: with kind people because when you work with people you like,
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Speaker 1: it actually brings out the best in you. So remember that,
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Speaker 1: find the kind people and they will become the best people.
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Speaker 1: That's what I believe in life. That's it for today.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday Shannon Lynar contacted me. Thank you, thank you, thank
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Speaker 1: you for pointing that out and doing so in such
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Speaker 1: a nice way. You didn't come at me like Gara Rarara.
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Speaker 1: You were kind, you applied, and I really thank you.
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Speaker 1: I love the feedback from the noughties. Hey, everybody. Remember,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be naughty, you've got to be
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Speaker 1: to be nice. Take care of everybody, Pip, it's starting,
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Speaker 1: but nice with Ra