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Speaker 2: Rihanna just posted a video a short time ago. I
Speaker 2: can't read what her caption is because it's there are
Speaker 2: words in it that I can't use, but the title
Speaker 2: that she wrote on it's just a short, maybe ten
Speaker 2: second video of her looking beautiful, because she does. And
Speaker 2: she's sitting in the back of the car and it
Speaker 2: says POV and for those of you don't know, point
Speaker 2: of view me trying to sneak into the polls with
Speaker 2: my son's passport hashtag vote because I can't. Does she
Speaker 2: think that you take a passport to go vote and
Speaker 2: that that's how the process works here in the United
Speaker 2: States of America?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but who cares? Question mark. She also
Speaker 3: uses the hashtag tan suit season.
Speaker 1: Oh that's as Kamala Harris was wearing a tan suit
Speaker 1: and remember Obama's tan suit.
Speaker 3: Yes, and he got railed for it. She looked good
Speaker 3: in the tan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was back when we were in an uproar
Speaker 1: over the color of a cannibular suits.
Speaker 2: And now all it takes is a squirrel, A porn squirrel.
Speaker 3: A porn squirrel.
Speaker 1: Hey, peanut didn't engage in the porn. You don't know
Speaker 1: that well, you know more about it than.
Speaker 3: I I do not.
Speaker 2: So I was mentioning this earlier and I just wanted
Speaker 2: to kind of circle back. I know it's a few
Speaker 2: hours late, but there is an article in the Guardian
Speaker 2: that looks at American politics and says that the near
Speaker 2: monolithic picture of the polls that we've seen, where everything
Speaker 2: seems to be tied, everything is within the margin of error.
Speaker 2: Likely voters nationwide, registered voters nationwide, adults nationwide. Michigan farm
Speaker 2: college educated women are in a statistical tie with Michigan
Speaker 2: urban men.
Speaker 3: Like everything seems to be tied.
Speaker 2: They said that that monolithic picture has triggered some suspicions
Speaker 2: among some analysts of herding hr D herding around state
Speaker 2: pole averages by pollsters, cautious of being proven wrong for
Speaker 2: the third time.
Speaker 1: I heard somebody say that this morning about how if
Speaker 1: you just go along with what everyone else is saying,
Speaker 1: you keep your job. But if you say Trump's up
Speaker 1: seven points or taking a gamble and for what, then
Speaker 1: your pole will never be used again.
Speaker 3: If you're that wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just it's the nature of polling itself.
Speaker 2: You're going to have outliers. You're gonna have polls that
Speaker 2: have Trump up by seven or Harris up by nine
Speaker 2: and a half. You're going to have those poles, and
Speaker 2: you work those in or you basically chop them all.
Speaker 2: I mean, think of a judging scoring in gymnastics in
Speaker 2: the Olympics, right, or ice skating. You take the top
Speaker 2: score and you take the bottom score, and you throw
Speaker 2: them out, and somewhere in the middle is a better
Speaker 2: indicator of what the actual score should be.
Speaker 1: And you look at your polsters the same way, right,
Speaker 1: and then the polsters one, we want to be thrown out,
Speaker 1: So they just stay nice and even keeled right there
Speaker 1: in the middle.
Speaker 2: And if their pole comes out and they go this
Speaker 2: is out of the norm, they won't tell you about it, no,
Speaker 2: or they'll massage the number some way so it looks
Speaker 2: more normal than that.
Speaker 3: What else is going on? Time four? What's happening?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: What's happening?
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Speaker 1: Quincy Jones continues to be remembered by every single person
Speaker 1: in the world. I mean, the legacy is just massive.
Speaker 1: I got into reading his obituary this morning, and Emmy,
Speaker 1: it is lengthy. The things that he touched turned to
Speaker 1: gold in so many different ways. Of course, you know
Speaker 1: him from producing Michael Jackson's Thriller to writing winning filmed
Speaker 1: TV scores, producing shows, collaborating with people like Frank Sinatra
Speaker 1: and Ray Charles.
Speaker 2: Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, Ella Fitzgerald. He composed the soundtrack
Speaker 2: for Roots, He did the music for In the Heat
Speaker 2: of the Night. He organized Bill Clinton's first inauguration. He
Speaker 2: did We Are the World in nineteen eighty five. I mean,
Speaker 2: just unbelievable in terms of his I think Lionel Richie
Speaker 2: called him the master orchestrator, but not just of music,
Speaker 2: I mean of events and careers and just an amazing and.
Speaker 1: Just the spectrum of the types of music that he
Speaker 1: was able to create is wild.
Speaker 2: That mural that honors Fernando Valenzuela has been unveiled in
Speaker 2: Boyle Heights. Fernando Mania Forever is a mural painted by
Speaker 2: Robert Vargas out of East La Unveil on the side
Speaker 2: of the building yesterday, just days after what would have
Speaker 2: been Valenzuela's sixty four birthday.
Speaker 4: Of course, we know he passed away just a couple
Speaker 4: weeks ago.
Speaker 1: The Indonesian island of Flores is home to Mount Luotobi
Speaker 1: Laki Laki, a volcano that has erupted. They say ten
Speaker 1: people have died as a series of volcanic eruptions has
Speaker 1: widened on this remote island.
Speaker 2: Volcanic material thrown almost four miles from the volcano's crater
Speaker 2: nearby villages, towns. Tons of volcanic debris have forced residents
Speaker 2: to flee in that area.
Speaker 1: Luotobi Laki Laki. That should be something in Space Wars.
Speaker 3: Write it down.
Speaker 2: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has ended a two and
Speaker 2: a half year investigation into Ford engine failures after the
Speaker 2: company was replacing engines or extended warranties on some vehicles.
Speaker 3: Documents said.
Speaker 2: This whole thing opened up in May of twenty two,
Speaker 2: covered more than four hundred and eleven thousand vehicles from
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one to twenty twenty two model years, including
Speaker 2: the F one fifty, Bronco, the Edge, the Explorer, as
Speaker 2: well as the Lincoln Navigator and the Lottest Nautilus. The
Speaker 2: agency was looking at catastrophic engine failures caused by intake valves, fracturing,
Speaker 2: dropping into the cylinder and then hitting the piston.
Speaker 4: That's that would make quite a sound.
Speaker 1: Key k Hernandez at Raising Canes in Alambra, it was
Speaker 1: a mob scene there Alambre. Alambre Mookie Betts worked to
Speaker 1: shift at the Valley Boulevard Raising Cane's location back in March.
Speaker 2: That seems like a lot of people, doesn't it at
Speaker 2: a Raising Canes just to see Key K.
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's a lot of people there.
Speaker 1: They've got like the raisin canes near me, they've got
Speaker 1: like two drive through lines like you see at some McDonald's.
Speaker 3: Never in my life have I been to a raisin.
Speaker 2: Can nor have I I know my sister and her
Speaker 2: family they every chance they get.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, what makes it so delectable? I do not know.
Speaker 2: I will say this, she had three boys between the
Speaker 2: ages of fifteen and say twenty three at the time
Speaker 2: when the Raising Canes made it to their town.
Speaker 1: Those boys like chicken. Yeah, that's a that's a prime
Speaker 1: fried chicken age.
Speaker 2: And I guess it's probably that it's it's an easy choice.
Speaker 2: It's probably like in and out in that. You know,
Speaker 2: there's not a lot of menu variations. It's all tenders,
Speaker 2: and it's all chicken tenders.
Speaker 5: All chicken tenders, and you get a three piece, four piece,
Speaker 5: five piece, eight piece, and it's in this.
Speaker 3: But the sauce is delicious, overrated though, I have to
Speaker 3: how dare you? Chick fil A is way better? Hure? Yeah.
Speaker 5: One, you're not missing much with canes, but the sauce
Speaker 5: is pretty good because.
Speaker 1: Chick fil A is kind of like a softer, softer experience,
Speaker 1: fluffier skin. Raising cane's skin looks kind of hard. It
Speaker 1: falls off, so it falls off. Yeah, it's not attached
Speaker 1: to the chicken. It's like it slides off. Oh yeah, God,
Speaker 1: that's awful. It was not.
Speaker 3: I didn't enjoy my experience. I wanted to be into
Speaker 3: the hype and I didn't enjoy it. Oh well, this
Speaker 3: is partially brought to you by raising can raising skin
Speaker 3: on this chicken? Am I right?
Speaker 2: Gas fantasy for play. When we come back to Gary
Speaker 2: and Shannon, see.
Speaker 1: Neil says, Raising Canes is amazing, small menu, but everything
Speaker 1: done to perfection.
Speaker 3: The sauce is amazing. Yeah, Jacob, Yeah, Jacob. Oh, Well,
Speaker 3: I'm taking Neil's advice and that's a good point. Well.
Speaker 1: Teams are halfway through this twenty twenty four season.
Speaker 3: Heads have begun to roll.
Speaker 1: Raiders have fired three offensive coaches, including the oc there
Speaker 1: after an awful two to seven start to the season.
Speaker 3: The Saints fired their head coach as.
Speaker 1: Well after losing to the hapless Carolina Panthers.
Speaker 3: Thanks for starting to settle a little bit in.
Speaker 2: Why why fire reoffensive coaches but not the head coach?
Speaker 1: Maybe he's a defensive head coach. Maybe he has got
Speaker 1: nothing to do with the offense's Okay, I.
Speaker 2: Can think about them, Sonight, Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in
Speaker 2: Kansas City to take on the Chiefs. Yesterday, the Chargers
Speaker 2: won in Cleveland twenty seven to ten. Rams beat the
Speaker 2: Seahawks in overtime twenty six to twenty. Can I say
Speaker 2: I predicted that.
Speaker 3: You did? You did, and I was the one who
Speaker 3: told you about it.
Speaker 2: We got gas Fantasy four play on Friday, and I
Speaker 2: said that this game was going to be a snoozer,
Speaker 2: that the Rams and the Seahawks was going to be
Speaker 2: a mediocre game.
Speaker 3: At best.
Speaker 1: I mean, it wasn't that bad, but no, you said
Speaker 1: it was going to end in overtime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, I know that this isn't card Sharks, and
Speaker 2: I have to pick either higher or lower. But if
Speaker 2: I had to make a side bet, I would say
Speaker 2: that this is the first game that goes into overtime
Speaker 2: mediocre overtime, so I can't pick a tie. And then
Speaker 2: I went on to pick the Seahawks to win, which
Speaker 2: may there be games that went into overtime, I know,
Speaker 2: but that's why I relying on Jacob and he led
Speaker 2: me down a path of falsehoods.
Speaker 3: Why would you rely on Jacob for anything? It's a
Speaker 3: really bad.
Speaker 2: Because you didn't speak up when I asked if this
Speaker 2: was the only if there had been a regular.
Speaker 1: Listen, you were on a roll and I wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: freaking put up a blockade for that.
Speaker 3: True. You didn't want to stop me. Wow, second play,
Speaker 3: Shan it makes you crumpy. It's early. It's very early.
Speaker 3: Remember what you said when I went on four even.
Speaker 1: The Giants were still contenders at this time in the
Speaker 1: baseball season.
Speaker 4: Wow? That okay, how many shots are you gonna take? One?
Speaker 3: Erow?
Speaker 1: Well, you said something to me not that long ago,
Speaker 1: because we went to an event and I brought my
Speaker 1: sister with me, and she came out of the gate
Speaker 1: swinging at you, saying is your hair higher because your
Speaker 1: forehead looks bigger or something. And you said to me,
Speaker 1: I think your sister takes shots at me because you cannot.
Speaker 1: And in my head I was like, what do you
Speaker 1: mean I cannot? I take all the shots I want.
Speaker 1: This isn't a shot free zone. Get ready for some
Speaker 1: shot shots. But this is a fun season. So tonight
Speaker 1: it's the Chiefs at home playing Tampa Bay. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you know, you look at like the Lions play, right,
Speaker 1: You look at some of these teams play that aren't undefeated,
Speaker 1: but damn near like the Lions sitting at seven and one,
Speaker 1: they look like such a better team than the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: And that's not me hating on the Chiefs and not
Speaker 1: a hater. I recognize great teams and great players, but
Speaker 1: they just don't look undefeated to me.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's what I mean.
Speaker 2: We've said that about whether it's this team or other
Speaker 2: teams like it, where you can spackle together wins when
Speaker 2: you shouldn't, you can be well at least in the
Speaker 2: standings much higher than it appears you should be. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because you're not. Things are not working well for you.
Speaker 2: They seem to be in that boat. But it'll be fun.
Speaker 2: I mean, it'd be a good it'll be a good
Speaker 2: contest tonight. And I think they're finally getting back to
Speaker 2: the normal.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's gonna be great. The Buccaneers have
Speaker 1: receiver still, right, Jacob. See, yeah, no, you just told
Speaker 1: me not to define. I was giving him a second chance.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, redeem himself.
Speaker 1: And in Kansas City, it's a really hard place. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be surprised if this is lopsided. Has it started
Speaker 1: getting cold yet back there?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah? Oh yeah, I mean let me.
Speaker 2: Look, because that sometimes has an impact, and especially a
Speaker 2: team out of Tampa Bay where it's you know, it's
Speaker 2: like California weather there with plus hurricanes.
Speaker 3: That's actually not bad.
Speaker 1: But there's a chance of rain thunderstorms today.
Speaker 3: Also, I think this is DeAndre Hopkins's first game with them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that'll be fun to see them. That'll be
Speaker 1: fun to see. Yeah, another weapon for Patrick Mahomes Like
Speaker 1: he can't make things happen with nobody.
Speaker 3: But the other football stories. You went to go see
Speaker 3: Oregon at Michigan. Oh yeah, how could I forget? That
Speaker 3: was very cool.
Speaker 1: It's about a two and a half two and a
Speaker 1: half two and forty five minute drive to Ann Arbor,
Speaker 1: Michigan from Cleveland, so we did that in the Big House.
Speaker 1: Does not disappoint the fervor of that crowd. One of
Speaker 1: my good friends from college, her husband, they lived there
Speaker 1: over there, and he was there, so we went to
Speaker 1: his tailgate party beforehand and just wonderful people. You know,
Speaker 1: spending time in Ohio and then to Michigan, you just
Speaker 1: realize how good people are and they look out for
Speaker 1: each other and there's a lot of pride, and it's
Speaker 1: just I love.
Speaker 3: Going to the Midwest, I really do.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, you're walking into the stadium in Cleveland, welcome.
Speaker 3: To Cleveland, Hope if you need anything.
Speaker 1: I mean, people are just so much more hospitable in
Speaker 1: other parts of the country than here in la where
Speaker 1: everyone's out for themselves.
Speaker 2: We have a saying in our house now that we
Speaker 2: if you're if we have grumpy face or whatever, you.
Speaker 3: Need to text us your face a little bit.
Speaker 2: I know it's not Midwest, but I mean just in
Speaker 2: terms of there are people who are million times nicer
Speaker 2: as parts of this country than they are here.
Speaker 3: Yes, so, because we used to say fix your face, right,
Speaker 3: but now.
Speaker 2: Just just textas your face. Okay, just smile, Just smile
Speaker 2: at anybody, everybody?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: Okay, now I see that's not a Texas smile. That's
Speaker 2: more like a joker smile. That's like a Heath Ledger
Speaker 2: joker smile.
Speaker 1: If you ask for a smile, well I want you
Speaker 1: to meet it for a smile.
Speaker 2: We know that our friend Laura Ingle from News Nation
Speaker 2: has been traveling with the Harris campaign but also with
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign.
Speaker 3: Are you ready for this to be over?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 5: Hello, hitting my If my car, if my rental car
Speaker 5: were like my Apple Watch, I was getting steps, I'd
Speaker 5: be doing very well. Because we have been in many
Speaker 5: cities for the last four days and traversing the very
Speaker 5: important state of Pennsylvania. And yes, as you mentioned, we've
Speaker 5: been following the Harris campaign a bit. We went and
Speaker 5: saw Michelle Obama and on behalf of VP Harris the
Speaker 5: other day, and we were in Pennsylvania. We were in
Speaker 5: Lancaster County yesterday with the former president and his remarks
Speaker 5: at an airport, which was very interesting. And now we
Speaker 5: are in Pittsburgh, in Alleghany County, where there is just
Speaker 5: I can't even describe it. I mean, it's the biggest
Speaker 5: crowd that is so thick and wide, that wraps around
Speaker 5: many city blocks here Intosburg getting into the TVG Paint
Speaker 5: Arena for a six pm rally by the former president.
Speaker 5: As we move in closer to election day, there's a lot.
Speaker 1: There's a great, great dive bar in Pittsburgh. It's called Lefties.
Speaker 1: Tell them I sent you.
Speaker 3: Now you've been. There were times I.
Speaker 1: Know you've been to both of You've been rallies for
Speaker 1: both candidates. Is there stark differences in what are those?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 5: I would say that the enthusiasm and the energy is
Speaker 5: high for both. It is a little bit of a
Speaker 5: different energy in terms of I guess the people that
Speaker 5: come to these rallies, but the people that have been
Speaker 5: speaking on stage have really been setting the town. Like yesterday,
Speaker 5: we had Danica Patrick up on stage and that was
Speaker 5: exciting and everybody loved to hear from her. And we
Speaker 5: were out in the crowd talking to people and it
Speaker 5: didn't really you know, as I was talking to supporters
Speaker 5: for both candidates. I asked, is there anything that you
Speaker 5: wish that they would have said different or done different?
Speaker 5: Is there anything that everybody has their minds made up
Speaker 5: that we have spoken to? And it's all about the
Speaker 5: undecided voter, as we know, that is what these rallies
Speaker 5: are all about, to try and get those last and
Speaker 5: final people off the couch to get to the polls.
Speaker 5: And so let's have people and yelling and bears are
Speaker 5: being sold. I don't know what is happening right now,
Speaker 5: or they're telling people to make sure that there's nothing
Speaker 5: inside of their bags as we're getting ready to be
Speaker 5: let in Sea Areena. But I don't know if you
Speaker 5: I'm sure you guys saw this the part that made
Speaker 5: some news yesterday. As the former president. I was on
Speaker 5: the media risers at the event in Lancaster County where
Speaker 5: he was talking about the bulletproof protective glass in front
Speaker 5: of him and he said, you know, if somebody was
Speaker 5: going to get to me, they would have to shoot
Speaker 5: through you know, they would have to get through the media,
Speaker 5: and I wouldn't mind that and a lot of people,
Speaker 5: you know, I was up on the riser when he
Speaker 5: said that, and I was filming actually when he said that,
Speaker 5: I put that on my Instagram and we all looked
Speaker 5: at each other. Everybody stopped what they were doing. All
Speaker 5: the producers and reporters and photographers, everybody kind of looked
Speaker 5: up and said, what did you just say? And then
Speaker 5: the Trump campaign quickly put out a statement saying, you know,
Speaker 5: he wasn't saying that he wanted he was okaying anybody
Speaker 5: to cause farm the media. He was saying more that
Speaker 5: the media deserved the same type of protection. So a
Speaker 5: very quick spin from the Trump campaign on that, which
Speaker 5: we read that and we all looked at each other
Speaker 5: and thought, wow, that that is not what it felt like.
Speaker 2: How busy was how busy is that office? In the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign? The well, what he really meant was office
Speaker 2: right right.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 5: And the other thing that he said at that podium
Speaker 5: in Lancaster County is that he is going against the
Speaker 5: advice of his He's saying, I'm going a little bit
Speaker 5: off script here, and he was making kind of a
Speaker 5: motion up and down. He said, you know, I'm connecting
Speaker 5: these dots and I goes a little here, and it
Speaker 5: goes a little there, and you know, he was kind
Speaker 5: of he went off script, and he admittedly said he
Speaker 5: was going off script for a revent because he wanted
Speaker 5: to give the people what they wanted. He said he
Speaker 5: wanted to give them the authentic Trump and just to
Speaker 5: go off the talking point. So you know, there were
Speaker 5: a lot of Secret Service agents surrounding him, there were
Speaker 5: snipers up on the roof, and everybody, you know, was
Speaker 5: just on high alert yesterday as they are for Harris
Speaker 5: as well. I saw the same thing at the rally
Speaker 5: where Michelle Obama's former kirk Lady was on Saturday. So
Speaker 5: it's been certainly a very interesting time. But you know what,
Speaker 5: I still it's incredible to see the amount of support
Speaker 5: for both candidates and the amount of people that come
Speaker 5: out to these events. That many people who speak to
Speaker 5: they said, we've already cast our vote. They just want
Speaker 5: to be a part of history. So as you when
Speaker 5: you see that on your TV screens and you hear
Speaker 5: it on the radio and you see the amount of people,
Speaker 5: know that a lot of people. I think we're at
Speaker 5: eighty million people who have already cast their early votes
Speaker 5: in this election, So there are people here that just
Speaker 5: want to be a part of the process. And each
Speaker 5: side is absolutely convinced that their candidate is going to win.
Speaker 3: So I mean tomorrow is going to be why what
Speaker 3: does your tomorrow look like?
Speaker 5: So we are actually discussing that right now because we're
Speaker 5: trying to coin down. We're going to stay in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: A News Nation has dedicated three teams to traverse this
Speaker 5: state and that is what we have been doing for
Speaker 5: the last four days. So I'm going to be at
Speaker 5: wherever the GOP headquarters will be. There still actually determining
Speaker 5: where any kind of a Trump watch party is going
Speaker 5: to be, So wherever that's going to be is where
Speaker 5: I'm going to be. So we'll be in place for that.
Speaker 5: But you've got to remember, even if you see somebody
Speaker 5: on TV at noon, know that that reporter and that
Speaker 5: team of people have been dealing with getting through security
Speaker 5: and clearing secret service for hours and hours. So we
Speaker 5: have to to you know, travel probably to Bucks County
Speaker 5: is going to be my guest, the all important Bucks County.
Speaker 5: We've got another team, Caitlin Becker is going to be
Speaker 5: with the Dems and Hennaedoba is also going to be
Speaker 5: traversing the date as well. So we've got you know,
Speaker 5: we're just kind of waiting for things to fall into place,
Speaker 5: because even with the events that we thought over the weekend.
Speaker 5: I was talking to a group of ladies that were
Speaker 5: at the Trump rally yesterday and they said that they
Speaker 5: it was kind of a last minute decision of where
Speaker 5: the event was going to be held, and they just
Speaker 5: jumped in the car and started driving from Maryland see
Speaker 5: at the Pennsylvania so that they could be a part
Speaker 5: of it. And thankfully it's been good weather here on
Speaker 5: the East Coast. It's unseasonably warm, and people are just
Speaker 5: happy to be out and be a part of the profits.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I did turnout was somewhere around sixty six, sixty seven,
Speaker 2: forty years ago.
Speaker 3: We'll see what it is now.
Speaker 5: Laura, thank you, all right, we'll talk to you too.
Speaker 2: Good to talk to you, Laura Engle there, of course
Speaker 2: from News Nation in Pittsburgh with the Trump campaign today,
Speaker 2: but as you mentioned, it's going to stick around there
Speaker 2: in Pennsylvania tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You know, it's funny, I think to myself, who does
Speaker 1: that for a politician or what have you? But I
Speaker 1: do that for a football game. I do that for
Speaker 1: a football team. I mean, unfortunately, I thought about that
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: In that this weekend, I was acutely aware of the
Speaker 2: celebrity status that we have imposed on or given to
Speaker 2: our politicians, and very much so, I think in the
Speaker 2: last thirty or forty years, probably more so than any
Speaker 2: time previous. Celebrity status not just like elevated status that
Speaker 2: this is a person who's serving the country, or this
Speaker 2: is somebody who's you know, trying to do something policy
Speaker 2: wise to make sure that we go down the right track,
Speaker 2: but celebrity status.
Speaker 3: We want to know everything about their families.
Speaker 2: We want to know where they went to school, We
Speaker 2: want to know anybody's got any dirt on them, what
Speaker 2: are they like behind closed door? There's not be that
Speaker 2: attentive to these people. You know, we should not be
Speaker 2: bestowing upon them that celebrity status because I think it
Speaker 2: then it attracts the wrong kind.
Speaker 4: Of people to that world. Unfortunately.
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