Speaker 1: I hope you won't be disappointed, But I feel like
Speaker 1: this experience has softened me and in the midst of
Speaker 1: me being home and this grief, and I am impressed.
Speaker 1: As my daughter used the words months ago by Taylor Swift,
Speaker 1: I think she is so talented and so driven, and
Speaker 1: she's good at marketing, and she's pretty, and she's you know,
Speaker 1: gives young girls a good role model. And I don't
Speaker 1: obviously know her, but she seems like a good person.
Speaker 1: And I saw her concert and I was thoroughly impressed
Speaker 1: by her work ethic, Like it was like wow, work ethic.
Speaker 1: And in her new album coming out, I saw what
Speaker 1: was going on in social media about her and Kim Kardashian,
Speaker 1: and I wasn't paying attention with that original happened that
Speaker 1: thing with I remember the Kanye moment on stage, and
Speaker 1: that was traumatic and taking away someone's moment, that's bad,
Speaker 1: and that's anecdotal for us. And we read that in
Speaker 1: a headline, but like, I can't imagine what that must
Speaker 1: have felt like. But what doesn't kill us makes her stronger.
Speaker 1: And probably that experience made her stronger. And speaking of
Speaker 1: a Kanye song, and he was with Kim and you know,
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift is the probably the nice girl in the cafeteria,
Speaker 1: and Kim is like the more hot, sexier, more advanced
Speaker 1: girl in the cafeteria, right, And Kim got with Kanye,
Speaker 1: and I guess there's been there was like a frank
Speaker 1: inbited recording of their phone call saying that Taylor approved
Speaker 1: something to be in a song, which is saying that
Speaker 1: tailor is a liar. But I think about the fact
Speaker 1: that a couple of months ago, during Taylor's tour, because Taylor,
Speaker 1: I guess, came out in Time magazine and like was
Speaker 1: on the cover, and she then revealed that it was
Speaker 1: traumatizing for her and that she left the country, and
Speaker 1: you know, it was really bad and you don't know
Speaker 1: how she was emotionally, but emotional low. I mean, it
Speaker 1: sounded really bad, horrible, and I'm sure Kim wasn't thinking
Speaker 1: about the consequences of her actions and actions. And you know,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give everybody that. And Kim's a very hard
Speaker 1: working and driven person too, you know, which is interesting
Speaker 1: and the only person probably, I mean, there are other
Speaker 1: people more famous than Kim Kardashian. I'm sure, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I'm not. I don't follow fame that closely, but it's
Speaker 1: inarguable that Taylor Swift is more famous, more relevant, and
Speaker 1: you know, now more even global than Kim Kardashian. I mean,
Speaker 1: she's she's the Beatles, I mean two point zero in
Speaker 1: an age of social media. So Kim Kardashian, someone who's
Speaker 1: been successful and also wealthy, and you know, has a
Speaker 1: person who's more famous than her that now tells a
Speaker 1: magazine about a traumatic experience at the hand of someone
Speaker 1: else who's extremely influential. And I really thought that Kim
Speaker 1: would say something, just say something. You know, she's a mother,
Speaker 1: she's a role model to many and a parent, So
Speaker 1: to just say, like acknowledgment different time. You know, we
Speaker 1: all make it. I've made a lot of mistakes. I've
Speaker 1: said a lot of things I shouldn't have said. I
Speaker 1: said a lot of things that have hurt you. I
Speaker 1: said a lot of things that I regret. So now
Speaker 1: we come out and this song comes out and it's
Speaker 1: thank you Amy. Now, I the song was probably written
Speaker 1: a while ago. I mean people could write songs years ago,
Speaker 1: and now it's coming out. And Taylor's also a business
Speaker 1: person and a marketer and she leaves. I guess these clues,
Speaker 1: these little treasure hunts for people to find, and that
Speaker 1: she is a business person. It's not called show friends,
Speaker 1: it's show business. So more record, more albums will sell
Speaker 1: with these clues, and that's completely her right and her prerogative.
Speaker 1: And so some people, not that many. Some people can't
Speaker 1: believe that, like, oh my god, you know, it's so
Speaker 1: the clues are so big. It's like, kay I am
Speaker 1: in the song and it says talks about her daughter,
Speaker 1: and it talks about and the mother wished she were dead,
Speaker 1: like and that's being misconstrued. There's no way the tale.
Speaker 1: Tail's not wishing death on someone. She's saying a truth,
Speaker 1: like as my business to talk about how someone someone
Speaker 1: experiences a trauma, And it sounds like Taylor's saying that
Speaker 1: this was a trauma in her life. So now this
Speaker 1: song comes out and people are saying, we hope that
Speaker 1: this conflict can be put to bed. And did she
Speaker 1: need to bring the daughter into it and say, like
Speaker 1: your daughter, you know, Taylor said your daughter will be
Speaker 1: singing my songs or something. And Dave Portnoy's opinion has
Speaker 1: been like her whole family shouldn't be singing it. But
Speaker 1: what hit me and grieving and being home was what
Speaker 1: if Kim Kardashian had said sorry? What if she had
Speaker 1: said when the Time magazine article came out, Because we're
Speaker 1: playing Devil's Advocate, she didn't say sorry back then. She
Speaker 1: had three chances to say sorry. She still has a chance.
Speaker 1: So she didn't say sorry when it happened. She didn't
Speaker 1: say sorry when I guess she got caught for it happening.
Speaker 1: I don't know when that was. She certainly did it.
Speaker 1: You guys say so, then she didn't say sorry when
Speaker 1: it happened or when she got caught for it, And
Speaker 1: she didn't say sorry when after cooler minds have prevailed
Speaker 1: and Time magazine or I think it was Time Magazine
Speaker 1: puts Taylor on the cover as the most fascinating or
Speaker 1: interesting or influential Woman of the Year, and Taylor says
Speaker 1: it traumatized her, like you know what it's like to
Speaker 1: be a girl and like to go through a very
Speaker 1: bad experience. And then everyone in the headline's fade and
Speaker 1: we think she's just like fine now, and she's been traumatized.
Speaker 1: So Kim didn't acknowledge that then, And they're a family
Speaker 1: that doesn't acknowledge the negative people are on her page.
Speaker 1: She doesn't. They don't care, they don't acknowledge. They keep
Speaker 1: forging through. It's a model, it's you know. Some say
Speaker 1: it's gaslighting, some say it's ignoring. Don't ignore the haters.
Speaker 1: You know that the whole family just moves on through.
Speaker 1: And they're not the same person, the families, they're all
Speaker 1: they're all different human beings, which we'll get into. So
Speaker 1: if she had said I'm sorry, would it have been
Speaker 1: too late for Taylor to have released the song? Would
Speaker 1: she have released the song and sent a disclaimer that
Speaker 1: everybody can everybody can change, And I accept your apology
Speaker 1: and thank you as a mother, as a role model,
Speaker 1: as a woman. And then finally that fans should not
Speaker 1: be pitting them against each other. There's no team Kim
Speaker 1: team Taylor. You shouldn't be feeding and frothing it anymore
Speaker 1: than people should be feeding and frothing a rivalry between
Speaker 1: Meg and Markle and Kate like they're two different women
Speaker 1: and they should be acknowledged and supported differently. And many
Speaker 1: of you will have a problem with me saying that
Speaker 1: because I said crime a River about Megi Markle when
Speaker 1: she before her Oprah interview, before she sat down, and
Speaker 1: I did always have an opinion about the way that
Speaker 1: things were handled by she and her husban. But you
Speaker 1: know what, I'm going to apologize to her. I hope
Speaker 1: she accepts my apology. I'm going to apologize to you.
Speaker 1: I should not have said that, and I should not
Speaker 1: have assumed understanding what another person went through as another woman,
Speaker 1: as a mother. And I know many of you would
Speaker 1: disagree with her choices, many of you agree, many of
Speaker 1: you were hurt by it. It's about I didn't need
Speaker 1: to say that. I'm going to apologize for saying that
Speaker 1: or anything. I didn't need to say anything. I could
Speaker 1: have just talked about the way I just did. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not against Kim. I've met Kim. She's professional, she's nice,
Speaker 1: She's a nice person. From what I've met. I've met Chloe,
Speaker 1: She's been lovely. I've said positive things about Kim's you know,
Speaker 1: makeup and her socks, and I've said positive things about
Speaker 1: all of the Kardashians. I said something once about Kylie's
Speaker 1: daughter wearing a backpack, thinking I was talking about a
Speaker 1: decision that Kylie made to put an expensive backpack on
Speaker 1: her daughter, and people agreed. That doesn't matter that people
Speaker 1: agree with me, and that I got follows and let
Speaker 1: I'm sorry I said it. And a woman named Nancy Rogers,
Speaker 1: who's good friends with Chris and the family, wanted me
Speaker 1: to apology. She said it was it's a child. I
Speaker 1: wasn't saying it to the child. The child was two
Speaker 1: years old, like that's but it doesn't matter, like I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to Chris Jenner saying that, and I'm sorry
Speaker 1: that to Megan Markle. And Ellen DeGeneres called me after
Speaker 1: I said the first thing and said to me, I
Speaker 1: really think you should apologize. And she had her reasons
Speaker 1: for what she believed they were going through. And none
Speaker 1: of us know what anyone went through, good or bad,
Speaker 1: right or wrong. We agree, we don't agree. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: I didn't need to say it about another woman. And
Speaker 1: that's where I think that. Had Kim Kardashian just said
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, that Taylor might have said I forgive you
Speaker 1: and it's okay. We'll both strong women and Taylor will
Speaker 1: want to be a mother, and it would have been
Speaker 1: very different the result. That's what I feel. So and
Speaker 1: while we're at it. While I'm on the apology tour,
Speaker 1: I am sorry that I commented saying that Travis being
Speaker 1: the peacock in their relationship. I don't know Taylor or Travis,
Speaker 1: and I have said really positive things about their relationship
Speaker 1: and they're both in their moments of glory and they're together.
Speaker 1: But you know what, I apologize to Travis and his
Speaker 1: parents who took offense to me saying he's the peacock
Speaker 1: in the relationship because I'm a voice, but I don't
Speaker 1: need to talk about things that I really don't know.
Speaker 1: And I am certainly no one to be an authority
Speaker 1: on relationship because I wrote a book called Those Second
Speaker 1: Relationships You Don't have to And I genuinely apologize to
Speaker 1: Taylor and Travis and his family, and I hope that
Speaker 1: they live happily ever after in a very healthy relationship.