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Speaker 1: Scalable advice, Sure spice and love and lo and lo

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Speaker 1: and Lollo. Welcome to the Naughty ven Nightsham, your host

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Speaker 1: from Shooter. It is Wednesday, Donnie's after day because his

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Speaker 1: mommy's visiting. Oh, spend some time with your mommy. If

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Speaker 1: ever you're get a chance to do that, I thoroughly

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Speaker 1: recommend it. So Donnie, I hope you're having a lovely,

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Speaker 1: lovely day. We've got a ton of gossip to get to,

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Speaker 1: so let's jump right in. What damn is it? My friends?

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Speaker 1: It is? Let me hear you. It is tea time,

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Speaker 1: so big news. At the top of the show, Justin

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Speaker 1: Beldomi is slamming Blake. Lively is eight million dollar legal

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Speaker 1: free demands, So that's how much money she wants. He's

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Speaker 1: saying it is excessive. So Justin and Blake may have

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Speaker 1: settled their main lawsuit, but their legal battles are still

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Speaker 1: far from finished. The latest dispute center money always does,

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Speaker 1: doesn't It's always about money, With Baldoni asking a judge

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Speaker 1: to dramatically reduce what Lively is saying are her costs. Baldoni,

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Speaker 1: Justin is saying they are excessive. They are nearly eight

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Speaker 1: million in attorney fees and litigation costs. So in a

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Speaker 1: new violin Justin's legal team, who have done a pretty

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Speaker 1: amazing job so far, let's be honest, argue that Blake's

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Speaker 1: team over staffed hearing, so they have too many staff there.

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Speaker 1: They build for multiple attorneys to have a conference with

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Speaker 1: one another. They didn't need to do that, and they

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Speaker 1: charge for what they describe as unnecessary research and investigations.

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Speaker 1: They also claim that the fee requested is anything but

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Speaker 1: a typical fee motion, and they say more than half

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Speaker 1: a million in litigation should be denied entirely. So they're

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Speaker 1: not asking for the fees to go away, they're just

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Speaker 1: asking for more reasonable fees. Now, the New York Times

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Speaker 1: that was thrown out, and then they asked for their

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Speaker 1: fees and it was about one hundred and eighty two

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Speaker 1: hundred thousand. So that's the difference eight million, two hundred thousand.

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Speaker 1: So there's some law in LA that makes Justin have

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Speaker 1: to pay this. So there's no doubt he's going to

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Speaker 1: have to pay something. The question is how much now,

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Speaker 1: I sources say Blake was never shy with her lawyers.

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Speaker 1: If Blake didn't feel happy, or if she had something

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Speaker 1: two three lawyers for hours and hours and hours. Anybody

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Speaker 1: that's ever been involved in a lawsuit knows that is

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Speaker 1: a disaster. Lawyers charge by the hour. Don't talk to

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Speaker 1: your lawyers unless you have to, And when you did

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Speaker 1: ask just those questions. It's not chitchat, it's not calling

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Speaker 1: your best friend being on the phone for two hours. No,

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Speaker 1: eight million is so excessive, although we could argue that.

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Speaker 1: I think even if Blake gets all that money, she went,

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Speaker 1: but if she gets a lot of that money, she'll

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Speaker 1: still lose more in the court of public opinion. What

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Speaker 1: this trial, what this litigation, what this defeat has done

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Speaker 1: to Blake Lively is something we cannot talk about enough.

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Speaker 1: Her career is an absolute disarray. What casting director is

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Speaker 1: wanna work with Blake? If she doesn't get her own way?

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Speaker 1: Are you gonna have a law suits? Is she gonna

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Speaker 1: very last moment. I can't imagine going through years of litigation.

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Speaker 1: This wasn't a couple of weeks. This is yes and

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Speaker 1: learning nothing. Blake's career is in disarray. She's no longer

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Speaker 1: This is not about the money. She has plenty of money.

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Speaker 1: us to a pole question of the day. Justin Baldoni's

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Speaker 1: legal team are slamming Blake Lively. Is eight million dollar

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Speaker 1: being greedy. This just greedy? Is it over? Do you

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Speaker 1: party it's over? She does not know that moment. What

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Speaker 1: Nice rob Our facebook page is Nutty Gussip and sure

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Speaker 1: to check back tomorrow to hear your results. Moving along,

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Speaker 1: Sunny Huston Who I Love on the View, her son

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Speaker 1: yes I do, and I don't care. The law replies,

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Speaker 1: or it should apply equally to every person. Not if

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Speaker 1: But how do you identify yourself? I'm glad that he

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Speaker 1: she called her daughters. This is the nice part her

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Speaker 1: the problem here is when I met Mandy, Mandy wanted

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Speaker 1: Often it wasn't possible for their mom, their dad's generation

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Speaker 1: I'm sure paying for gas was and the mom did this.

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Speaker 1: Selena wants it too. But when you grow up, what

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Speaker 1: happens if you're jealous of your kids? Do your kids

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Speaker 1: be both? Maybe you can be both? Here she did

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Speaker 1: Ouh okay, quickly before we go to break. Tyler Perry

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Speaker 1: So Tyler is pushing back against the man who accused

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Speaker 1: In a new court filing, I'm just reading it right now,

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Speaker 1: Perry argues that his accuser, Mario Rodriguez, is using discovery

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Speaker 1: So I don't think it's irrelevant. He also rejects the

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Speaker 1: It is a bigoted stereotype that gay people are more

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Speaker 1: I'm not sure quite what that means here. What do

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Speaker 1: Why have you never said anything about it? Why it's mysterious,

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Speaker 1: a perfectly good excuse reason for not going to Taylor

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