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in every way every day? About that?

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I write that down somewhere. Be
a good promotional statement, right,

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fighting truth decay in every way on
every day? Or in yeah on every

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day? Good you got it?
Okay, knock knock, who's there?

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The silly people are here because we
have to. Given what's going on.

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I have page after page after page
of things that are distracting. I have

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a screen after screen after screen of
things that are distracting. I guess one

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of the things is on one of
my screens is the settlement of the actors

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strike. The union says they have
reached a tentative deal with the studio heads.

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So that strike which has kept them
from making movies and television shows and

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all the things that we like to
watch and get a great deal out of

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most of the time in the entertainment
universes are going to be fixed. Ay.

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I wonder whether somebody blinked or whether
it's just time. This is the

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longest strike, the longest actors strike
since they've been unionized, so they have

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to still go to the members of
SAG after the Screen Actors Guild in the

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American Federation of Television and Radio Announcers. That's what all that stuff stands for.

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The new contract boosts minimum pay and
increases streaming residual payments as well.

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There's a lot of back and forth, and not the producers, but the

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studio head said, look, this
is it kind of reminded me of it.

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Yeah, right, and I don't
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to sound tough because they're in a
jam too. They're not making any money

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as long as these guys are.
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in the can already are not the
source. I think if you look at

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the end of the year at the
profit and law statement, these people shot

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themselves. They all shot themselves in
the foot by not being able to negotiate.

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And so what it does, more
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is show you how difficult it is
to come to agreements on almost anything.

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I watched a little bit of that
presidential debate. I call it Presidential

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debate, Republican debate with the five
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interesting. Ron DeSantis was in the
middle, and it was I found him

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to be the least inspiring of the
people. If I were to say who

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I thought was most inspired, I
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anybody that was really inspiring there.
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and wait, wasting time doing that
and giving him Well, he doesn't even

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show up, and he still becomes
the main topic of conversation. I just

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find there's a lot of glitter and
glamour there and would be isms. But

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I still think this is an athemid
a lot of the people up there.

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I liked Chris Christy better than Nikki
Hayley's. Okay, excuse me, she

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was a little bit she was a
little bit obvious in talking to the other

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members. Well, Ron said this, and he said that, and so

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what do you think did you watch
David? Oh? No, I went

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to bed early. I have a
tape, so I have to. I

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typically don't get a chance to watch
these lives. I'm usually a next day

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person with these, but I am
looking forward to checking it out and seeing

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everything. Yeah, you won't you
haven't missed much by having not seen it,

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but it's something that is a matter
of conversation on radio. Pros a

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little more dug into that stuff than
we are. Some of the things we

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dig into here include events. Let's
go to Texas, shall we, for

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a couple of things, including that
rear earthquake that was a five point three

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on the Richter scale. Remote area
of West Texas. Homes that were there

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got rattled. Residents. Wait a
minute, they woke up and realized that

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it was a little rock and roll, shake, rattle and roll. The

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epicenter was about twenty four miles southwest
of Mentone, Texas, which, of

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course all of you know exactly where
that is, right, everybody know,

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Jian. Okay, let's talk to
mister Texas James Collins, who's in our

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studio in Dallas. Okay, what
do you know about Mentone, Texas?

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James, Well, it is a
very West Texas, not quite like El

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Paso, but it's about between maybe
about an hour between Colorado City and El

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Paso. I'd say that's very good. Yeah, yeah, it's not bad

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here the New Mexico border, it
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too, because I've driven through it, and I hadn't even thought about it

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until they saw it in the story. Yeah, it's close to it's down

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on the close the Rio Grande and
down near El Paso exactly, and that

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isn't a place where there are commonly
any earthquakes. The depth of it was

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about four miles according to the US
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of aftershocks that were three or four
on the Richter scale. No damage,

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really, nobody get hurt. It
just is a way to wake yourselves up

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and understand that the world is to
the Earth, not the world. The

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Earth is changing every day, every
minute. We've been going through a number

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of scenarios right over the last laws
I can remember, actually, because I'm

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interested in what we find here in
America, what we see, what we

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feel with regard to the status of
the planet. And you all know that

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because you listen with a plum.
There's a large fire also in Texas at

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a chemical plant this time over on
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near Houston. Is huge fire and
so everybody was evacuated. An explosion at

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this plant. This is another small
town town of Shepherd, Okay. James

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mister geographer as Shepherd, it is
its little south and east towards Louisiana.

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I think I sound like Flash Phelps. It travels all over the place and

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always is talking about that on his
radio program. But I think that's where

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it is, San Joaquito County.
The employees of the plant were okay,

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minor injury, been nothing serious.
But this is there was a school nearby

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that was also evacuated. And this
is just be careful, stay inside.

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That's what the residents were told of
that town and other towns that were that

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could see the dark black smoke billowing
from the plant. I'm sure you could

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see it. Yeah, oh sure, yeah, okay, all right,

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so let's see. So shall we
go. We're going around the country elsewhere

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in America. Here in Massachusetts,
little rock and roll in the Sacola with

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some people elected officials. Now this
could never happen, right, three elected

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officials charged with running a sex ring. Now, no, that can't be

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commercial sex ring. Not only here, Massa's been down in Virginia as well.

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Catered to the catered. Yeah it
was Jeffrey the spirit of Jeffrey Epstein.

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Yeah right, I don't think they
were kids. I don't think they

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were doing kids. They just whoever
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kind of this is an unpopped Well, it depends on who I guess I'm

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talking to. I think all this
stuff should be legalized. You know,

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you legalize marijuana, legalize all this
other stuff, So why wouldn't you legalize

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prostitution. Well, and this was
these This was like consenting adults. These

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were more like brothels than human trafficking
or anything like that. Right, So,

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anyway, but it made all the
local the local Boston Globe, the

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Herald this morning, all the television
stations are talking about this network very expensive

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apartments and they advertise their services on
websites with pictures of women who are available

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today with their height, weight.
They don't have names, so they're not

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naming the people that have bought the
services because there are judges, there are

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police, there are business people,
folks who have a couple extra bucks to

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hire these interesting doctors, lawyers and
elected officials, folks in the military,

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college, professors, and so as
they describe it, this is the headline

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reads commercial sex ring in Massachusetts,
and then the subtext of the story is

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catering to a wealthy and well connected
client tele business is booming? Am I

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being too lighthearted on this? I
just think it's a big thing because people

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are talking about But I don't see
it as a big thing. Yeah,

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it's one of like they just they
got caught it up bus And again,

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it's not a human trafficking situation.
It's more of a brothel situation. And

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I keep thinking about what Charlie Sheen
back in the day about paying for prostitutes,

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and people are always like, you're
Charlie sh why do you have to

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pay for sex? And He's like, I don't have to pay for sex.

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I pay them to leave leaves.
That's true. Yep, that is

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what he said, and that is
what he did. Whatever happened to him

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anyway, he's just kind of disappeared, hasn't he. What do you hear

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about Charlie Sheen anymore? I feel
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Charlie Sheen was one of his daughters
he an Denise Richard Richards Richardson, Why

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do I forget her last name?
One of their daughters only fans. Yeah,

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one of their daughters is not only
fans, And I think he was

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against it. She was in support
of it, and then she ended up

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joining only fans for those who don't
know what's only the adults website for It's

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not always sexual thing. Sometimes it
can be more innocent. But yeah,

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okay, it's where anybody can be
a porn star. Hey, hip piorride

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for that. I've got sunshine,
did you know that? Jay? You

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have sunshine on a cloudy day?
Yeah? Right, that's cloudy where I

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am a little chili. There's thirty
four degrees. We've had a couple of

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frost, but it's going to be
in the forties today with the rain.

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And then of course the people that
are hysterical in some of the news meting,

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Yeah, it's kind of snow today. Yeah, it's not going to

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snow. A little bit of sleet
in the mountains and that's it. Okay,

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So that takes care of that.
Now, this is not about well,

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it is the kind of trending gossiping
thing here in this neck of the

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woods in New England, the northeast
is the possibility of snow. But elsewhere

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people are talking about alec and Hilaria
Baldwin, Hilario with her cucumber, what

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is that? How Jennifer loves to
say John does the best impression, I'd

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be lying, yeah, she does. Yeah, right. Anyway, a

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lot of people think she's a big
phony. Anyway. To add to that,

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apparently there's a new SIRI about their
family that Alec and Hilaria think people

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will be interested in. So I'm
going to assume that. I don't like

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to assume because I think that does
make an ass out of you and me.

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But I'll tell you the story and
you can decide for yourself whether you

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think this is must watch TV,
this reality series about their family Alec and

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Hilaria. I think her real name
is Hillary, right, and she just

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changed the case Hillary Yeah. And
then shows by the Spanish version e Laria

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yes right, and they have seven
children. They all seem to be named

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somewhat with Hispanic names. So they're
going to look into the family. Are

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you excited to hear about what goes
on? I suppose another maybe train wreck

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TV show. Yeah, there's a
lot of curiosity from people. They're pitching

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the behind the scenes. Well,
she had six children, are we going

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to see if she has stretch marks? She probably has stretch marks? Right,

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If she had six children, six
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womb. Maybe it is a stretch
mark or it might being too facetious,

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and they did. She did use
a surrogate for one of them. I

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think it was the three year old
and the two year old are I want

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to say, like months apart,
like relatively close. But they also have

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How old is Ireland now that he's
ken Base? Yeah? Yeah, I

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met her and him once at a
convention in New York City. It was

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hot summertime. They were in shorts. She was like twelve years old or

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something. Eleven twelve years old,
kind of interesting, but she was obviously

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interested with being with her father.
And you know how many children you know

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that age would go to a convention. It was a political convention. So

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anyways, this is well, and
she was an only child for so long.

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Yeah, right, she apparently Alec
was. Both of them were on

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a program with Kelly Rippa and that's
when they started talking about doing this.

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So they think people will have a
good time with him jumping around and the

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nannies and the children, and they
all have great personalities and Baker various famous

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TV and movie star with his wife
and all their children will be what could

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Robert I have Kennedy Junior is literally
the black sheep of the family, and

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they're Oh, I was saying,
that's not true. Some of the family

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very supportive. Yeah, right,
well, and they're very supportive some of

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them, but the others, you
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Kennedy's children not fans anyway, would
you start to say, oh,

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yeah, No, I was just
going to say, they still do all

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of their family gatherings, and they
because maybe they've this family's been in politics

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for so long that they know how
to compartmentalize everything, so when they are

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all together, they just don't discuss
politics. And a bunch of RFK Junior's

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siblings have said they do not agree
with them politically. They would not not

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only would they not vote for them, but they think that anybody who does

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vote for them is for him is
wrong and it needs to do a better

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job looking at other candidates. But
when it comes to actually being together as

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a family, it seems like they
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They're always still going to be in
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they won't be happy with me because
I'm planning on voting for the guy.

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If the election were today, I'd
be there. You know that a year

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from today will have been through the
election, and guess what, we'll be

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starting to figure out who's going to
run in twenty twenty eight, a year

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from today. That's the game,
as it were. This is a good

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day program. Doug Stefan and Jay
Kirshner rewarding you with lessons in life information.

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I feel like John Tesh now right
and he's on the air. It's

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information for your life, intelligence for
your life, intelligence for your life.

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And I'm happy to say that the
father of our present co host and long

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time Hopefully she doesn't ever go anywhere
else. She's always here. Her father

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also is my consultant. I was
the originator of John Tesh's program, the

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sort of co creator of it.
And so here we are in the in

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the in the Hall of Greatness,
and it's good. It has its rewards

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in life. What about you?
What about your life? What rewards do

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you have? I think about this
all the time. What are you contributing

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and how are you rewarded? Some
people think it's as simple as what you

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get at the end of the week
in your paycheck. It may be.

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But maybe it's deeper than that.
If you think about whether you're doing well

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or you're not doing well in any
different like with your family. Right,

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it's not just about the job.
It's about your family and what you're a

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circle of friends like, and what
do you do with your spare time?

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What's the average day like, how
do you observe of what's going on in

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life? Do you think about it? Even? Maybe it's worth thinking.

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If you're not thinking about it,
maybe might want to think about what your

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real contribution is to life, your
life liberty. You're different, you're unique,

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and yeah you are well. Everybody's
replaceable in a sense, that's what

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I mean. Think about where are
you replaceable? When it comes to your

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job, you are replaceable. When
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not. If somebody were to follow
you around on an average day and observe

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your contributions, what would they see
something again to think about, what would

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you be contributing to your own well
being, to your family's well being,

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to friends, to your employer,
right on an average day. Let's say

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let's take today as an average day. What are you going to contribute that

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will be valued by other people and
your family? Friends, people that you

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work with. What do you think
it's something to think about. I would

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like to have you think about that
as we think about the value of money.

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Excuse me for a moment. The
money, we like it, we

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want more of it. Right,
If you have a two dollars bill laying

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around, it could be worth thousands
of dollars. As a matter of fact,

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there are those at auctions. I
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One of them is in my desk
drawer. The other one is in

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my wallet. It's all folded up
and it's all, you know, kind

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of worn out, but it's I
feel like it's a good luck piece.

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They're selling for twenty five hundred bucks
apiece. Really is it? Two dollars

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billions that are made by a certain
date. I have a few, but

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I feel like they are relatively Yeah, if you have one with a brown

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or a blue seal, they can
sell for up to twenty five hundred dollars.

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But as I said, a lot
of people think that they're good luck.

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I have a fake one million dollar
bill that I carry in my wallet

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as well. That's not worth anything
except it's good. It's kind of a

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good thing for your head. But
the Heritage Auction folks, they are the

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largest auction house in the world dealing
with bills like this. If you've got

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some that's older. Actually, here's
one. They just sold an auction of

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four grand from two thousand and three
with a low serial number. I'm looking

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at the current sales. Let's see
here there are two dollar bills that go

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back to nineteen seventeen that are worth
the same kind of dough. At the

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least they're worth one thousand dollars.
Many of them are worth twenty five hundred,

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and they've gotten as high as four
thousand dollars at these auctions. The

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two dollar bill goes back to eighteen
sixty nine, was called a rainbow note,

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and those, if you can find
one, are worth three thousand and

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thirty five hundred, that sort of
stuff. There's one listed on eBay for

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eight thousand bucks. How about them? And Heritage Auction said they found or

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somebody brought a unique, really unique
one. This is a two dollar bill

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from eighteen sixty nine sold for twelve
thousand dollars. Right, And let's see

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here at one point in time,
they're about a billion dollars worth of two

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dollar bills in circulation. So what
is that? That's two billion dollars right

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at the face value. I don't
know why people have thought they were well,

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you know, they became unpopular because
they didn't. It wasn't an even

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exchange if you you know, you
got three dollars in change back got a

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two dollar bill and a one dollar
bill. And then people would say,

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people, young people, James,
have you ever been touched a two dollar

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bill? Have you ever seen a
two dollar bill? Yeah? I've seen

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them before, but I did not
very often. No, And I think

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it was actually my grandpa who showed
me one X. I think he keeps

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one like in his house somewhere.
Yeah, grandfathers are great for that.

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My grandfather gave me a bunch of
silver dollars and now I've given them to

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my grandchild. They're kind of fun
just to have. That's just fun,

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all right. Speaking of money,
here's the story from Colorado today. A

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welding company decided to pay a subcontractors. They were in court and the welding

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company was being sued by the sub
and the judge gave him a five figure

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settlement. And so the fellaw who
ran the welding company figured I'm going to

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fix you. So he this is
a company called Fired Up Fabrications, and

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he was told to pay this subcontract
subcontract twenty three five hundred dollars. So

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what he did, he was not
happy about it. So he goes to

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the bank and he gets twenty three
five hundred dollars in change. The change

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weighed three tons. Right, there
was a breach of contract, and the

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judge found in favor of the subcontractor. So Fired Up Fabrications figured, okay,

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I'm going to fix this guy.
And they reached their settlement and the

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company was you know, they agreed
to pay the other company. And so

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the attorney gets a delivery to her
office location. Drivers there on a flatbed

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truck and they had boxes of loose
coins weighing sixty five hundred pounds. This

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is brilliantly petty. Yeah, it
is extraordinarily petty. But listen, kind

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of a cute thing. All right, let's see what happened here. All

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rescued after falling into a pile of
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near a new construction site. Twelve
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Officials revealed that he was struck.
He was struck now. He was

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stuck in the hole for three hours. He was yelling help, help.

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I'm sure didn't sound that that was
probably low pitch and was high pitched a

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cry for help. He had sunk
about five feet and so they took him

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out, brought him to the hospital. He wasn't hurt, but he was

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cold as you can imagine. Imagine
what you feel like when you can't what

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kind of scary thoughts I mean,
think about it. Yeah you don't know,

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Yeah, you don't know what's going
to crapen? Right, and those

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other children who finally hurt his calls
for help and got adults. I wouldn't

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want to be in that position at
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that when I was I went.
I was swimming off the beach of Riviera

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Beach, off the coast of Singer
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sixties, and I remember swimming out, way way out, going way out,

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to a sandbar, and then the
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The sand was volatile, so I
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and the current was there and it
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one of the scariest moments of my
life, trying to think how am I

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going to get out of this?
And then you just go on adrenaline.

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her way. Yes, she's still around.

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Actually, from my perspective, I
think she's more attractive now than she

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was when she was younger. There's
something about her. She's sixty five years

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old. She's speaking out about some
things that have happened to her over her

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Hollywood career that are pretty compelling.
You remember Sharon Stone probably first from basic

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instinct, and her career kind of
went up and sideways, and she had

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some things in her own personal life
and apparently this stuff is part of it,

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but she never really came You didn't
open up about this. What happened

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when she first moved to Los Angeles. She said she'd been here a couple

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of years. Wore her best outfit
to a meeting. Remember this clearly,

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because when you're young, you only
have one good outfit, which, yeah,

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I guess that's true, right.
I was listening to what's his face

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on Sirius? What's the guy's name? Was? He got a He went

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into the Radio Hall of Fame last
week and Pat Saint John and he was

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talking about the shirt that he had
to buy because he didn't have a white

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shirt and his brother loaned him some
coufflings to go with the outfit. That

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was kind of cool, and he
says, I never got dressed up like

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this and jockey all of his life. You have to be dressed up for

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that. Look at us. You're
almost shamed if you dressed up for the

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job. Yeah, right, exactly. Anyway, so she's talking about this

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fella pacing around the office. He
said she was told she was gorgeous and

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all that other stuff, and they're
all looking at her, etcetera, etcetera,

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etcetera. And then she claims this
guy, the executive, came walking

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up to her and said, but
first and then he takes his pants off

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mm hmm right, and sticks his
junk on her face. So she's young,

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she's nervous, she's basically bubbling.
So she starts laughing, and then

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she starts crying. Imagine though,
being I don't think men can really imagine

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how this happened. I mean,
there are men certainly that have been sexually

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abused by women, but it's not
the rule. It's a lot of She

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says she had other weird experiences like
this in her career. She attended a

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concert in La she was struck by
a performer who sang a song regarding sexual

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harassment. And she said, when
I heard this song, I started to

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realize what this was like. And
she flashes back to nineteen eighty forty three

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years ago and it starts thinking about
the things that happened to her. I

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can bet right. She was in
totally instinct scene. I mean, she

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didn't sign off on that scene on
what happened. She didn't even think that

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her entire body was going to be
seen. Yeah, yep, interesting revelations

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from Sharon Stone. The next Stefan
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