Speaker 1: Yeah, I am ready to give my third amount Rushmore Housewife,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to go through the process because I
Speaker 1: was going to put it out to a vote with
Speaker 1: you to choose between these two housewives. But I've made
Speaker 1: my own decision and I'm going to explain to you why,
Speaker 1: and you're going to get annoyed. Many people were annoyed
Speaker 1: by by Teresa. I'm annoyed by Nani because of actions.
Speaker 1: I'm condoning actions. I'm not condoning any anyone's actions. Like
Speaker 1: I never watched the Real Housewives of Orange County religiously,
Speaker 1: but I've seen enough. I've seen a lot. I've seen
Speaker 1: the essence of this person. It's not always an o
Speaker 1: G by any means, but it's seeming to be many
Speaker 1: o g s because the o G s had this
Speaker 1: essence to them where they weren't acting and they were
Speaker 1: sloppy and a little flawed and just more concerned about
Speaker 1: being authentic than popular. And I gave it to Nini
Speaker 1: for that reason. I gave it to Teresa for that reason.
Speaker 1: Not every action that they've ever exhibited, you know, is
Speaker 1: something that I admire. But I'm also not one to
Speaker 1: judge anyone. Um and they are they have been key
Speaker 1: players in housewives. They can carry scenes, they can carry trips,
Speaker 1: they create drama, they are teflon, they can withstand extreme
Speaker 1: temperatures like that. It's a certain type. And my really,
Speaker 1: my third Mount Rushmore housewife is Vicky Gombolson. I was
Speaker 1: it was between she and Tama because I think Tamara
Speaker 1: is an excellent housewife. I think she's brought it. I
Speaker 1: think she's fun. I think she is the straw that
Speaker 1: stirs the drink in addition to Sonja. I think she's
Speaker 1: cute and wacky and it will get drunk. And also
Speaker 1: you know, doesn't mind looking bad or getting into trouble
Speaker 1: and has a temper and all those things. And I
Speaker 1: know from behind the scenes that Tamarra is more of
Speaker 1: a pleasure to work with from the crew from what
Speaker 1: I've heard, which is enough people and maybe like just
Speaker 1: you know better, easier to work with. And also um
Speaker 1: people do have a problem with the fake cancer of
Speaker 1: it all that went on with Vicky, and I don't
Speaker 1: know about that. I didn't watch enough of it, but
Speaker 1: not unlike Kelly Dodd, You're watching it like I can't
Speaker 1: believe this woman is doing this on television like you
Speaker 1: can't believe it. But that means that they're just being
Speaker 1: so free that they're doing something and they're not thinking
Speaker 1: about popularity. Other housewives smell like roses the whole way through,
Speaker 1: but they're more calculated, and there's a positive to that too.
Speaker 1: I mean, Lisa vander Pump was calculated in the sense
Speaker 1: that like she always kind of maintained a level of dignity.
Speaker 1: Kyle has also been very strategic and not getting too
Speaker 1: close to the fire. Sometimes she does, she never really
Speaker 1: gets fully close to fire. Someone like Kelly Dodd will
Speaker 1: throw herself on a fire, and Vicky's the same. And
Speaker 1: so while you may not agree with many of Vicky's actions,
Speaker 1: I don't know them all. She was bat ship in
Speaker 1: the best possible way. She just came to play from
Speaker 1: the beginning. She isn't o g. She understood the assignment immediately.
Speaker 1: She I know she talked experienced a death of a
Speaker 1: family on camera. I think it might have been her mother,
Speaker 1: even it was somebody very close to her. I know
Speaker 1: she went through her her her screaming matches with her
Speaker 1: husband and her love tank full and her daughter and
Speaker 1: her son, and she showed her crazy early, like I
Speaker 1: think everybody should do on a first date, show you
Speaker 1: crazy early. She had a fit about the van not
Speaker 1: being the right size of her. She was a total
Speaker 1: Karen screaming about it, asking for supervisors before there even
Speaker 1: were Karen's. But like she wasn't the calculated house by
Speaker 1: trying to just look good. And there's an essence there
Speaker 1: that people don't have now because everybody understands how the
Speaker 1: sausage gets made, they understand the game. I can't do that,
Speaker 1: I'll look bad or be canceled. I can't do And
Speaker 1: Vicky was just true to form and she would go
Speaker 1: out and party and have fun and be wacky and
Speaker 1: later age inappropriate and probably the things that she said
Speaker 1: and did and sometimes hypocritical and sometimes Ramona alike and
Speaker 1: you know, emotional and highs and lows. And she left
Speaker 1: it all on the court. So I'm giving my third
Speaker 1: Mount rushmore for better or for worse. Don't hate to
Speaker 1: Vicky Gonbilson. The tamera was a very close second, and
Speaker 1: many of you may may may disagree, but I think
Speaker 1: Vicky Gumbelston is an original, and she left it all
Speaker 1: out there. She gave it a good run. She was
Speaker 1: an iconic housewife. That's my third m hm, the Resu
Speaker 1: Kyle dispute. So here's the thing. Resu was on Watch
Speaker 1: What Happens Live, the clickbait den, the items for media
Speaker 1: publications waiting to happen zone. So what you realize when
Speaker 1: you've been on Watch What Happens Live many times? Is
Speaker 1: it every step you take, every word you utter, every
Speaker 1: sip you drink, every call that comes in by every producer,
Speaker 1: vetted caller, every game played, and every question throne is
Speaker 1: designed to end up in magazines the next day and
Speaker 1: get picked up and get picked up and get pick up,
Speaker 1: so that show becomes pick up quote Central. So when
Speaker 1: you go on Watch What Happens Live, you are invariably
Speaker 1: going to be asked a question that is going to
Speaker 1: live forever. It is like Irene Kara and Fame. It
Speaker 1: is a question and answer that wants to live forever.
Speaker 1: So Andy Cohen asking Resa who he thinks the most
Speaker 1: overrated housewife is is designed to do exactly what it
Speaker 1: has done. At the very most, create a dispute, at
Speaker 1: the least just be a snarky clickbait comment, and at
Speaker 1: the highest form of this art form, do what it
Speaker 1: did which is Reza would answer the question in his
Speaker 1: opinion saying that he thinks that Kyle's the most overrated housewife.
Speaker 1: She would take the bait fight back with him. He
Speaker 1: would clap back again, and then every single blog and
Speaker 1: page six and it's a circle jerk of everyone talking
Speaker 1: about this moment, all designed to make Watch what Happens
Speaker 1: Live more successful. It's like a divorce, and it's not
Speaker 1: the two parties arguing who win, it's the lawyers that win.
Speaker 1: So Watch What Happens Live is the lawyers. So Reza
Speaker 1: has asked a seemingly innocuous question, who do you think
Speaker 1: is an overrated housewife? He says Kyle. Kyle says, didn't
Speaker 1: his show get canceled? Didn't his other show get canceled?
Speaker 1: And I don't even need to respond, you know, meaning
Speaker 1: like it's not not even worth responding to because he
Speaker 1: got canceled, his show got canceled or taken off the
Speaker 1: air or whatever. He says. This is all paraphrasing. He's
Speaker 1: responds to say, Oh, well, really, my shows did get
Speaker 1: taken off the air. But I still speak to my
Speaker 1: castmate to all love me, and I'm still speaking to
Speaker 1: my siblings how are Kim and Cathy? So now they're
Speaker 1: in a fight between the two of them. They're probably
Speaker 1: mad between the two of them. They're back and forth
Speaker 1: doing this publicly on social media. You know who's clean,
Speaker 1: Andy Cohen? And watched What Happens Live. It's the most
Speaker 1: perfect design of all time. These two are in a fight.
Speaker 1: They didn't even start it. So they both took the bag.
Speaker 1: And the problem is you gotta enter to play. You
Speaker 1: go and watch What Happens Live. What is he going
Speaker 1: to say? I will not answer that question. It's not Watergate.
Speaker 1: He's answering a question. He just came up with what
Speaker 1: he thought. So it's a trap. But he wants the
Speaker 1: press of being on that show because it's a really
Speaker 1: great show to be on if you want to be
Speaker 1: in in in the headlines. And maybe that's good for
Speaker 1: his business. But I cannot blame res. I cannot blame Kyle.
Speaker 1: I can't you know. This is the nature of the beast.
Speaker 1: Don't hate the player, hate the game, but the one
Speaker 1: controlling the game is Andy Cohen. And watch What Happens Live.
Speaker 1: The house wins. The house always wins that watch What
Speaker 1: Happens Live. They are just two people at the casino
Speaker 1: tables that lost their money in a hand. They both played,
Speaker 1: they doubled, they split, they had aces, they had eights,
Speaker 1: they doubled down, and both of them are piste off
Speaker 1: in a stupid public Rabba fight. I've been there. Kyle
Speaker 1: has been asked why did you unfollow Bethany? She gives
Speaker 1: her answer every headline last week? Why do you not follow?
Speaker 1: Like you know? You gotta know how to play this game. Um,
Speaker 1: and you gotta understand and or is advertised, no problem,
Speaker 1: this is the price you pay. In hearing about gen
Speaker 1: Shaw getting arrested, I don't know anything about it. People
Speaker 1: have asked me to comment. I don't know anything about it.
Speaker 1: I know she got six and a half years, which
Speaker 1: does not sound like a small affair. And it's the same.
Speaker 1: But it's back to the Season one Teresa paying in
Speaker 1: cash for all the furniture. It's back to Erica Jane
Speaker 1: fifty dollars a month for her glam and sharing that information.
Speaker 1: It's back to this Gen Shaw. I guess she was
Speaker 1: wearing like thigh high Gucci boots and decked own. People
Speaker 1: cannot help themselves but show how much they have and
Speaker 1: then the pendulum swings and then here we go. Then
Speaker 1: you're arrested for stealing. I mean in many cases. In
Speaker 1: Teresa's case it was tax evasion, which is you know, stealing.
Speaker 1: In this case it's uh gen Shaw, it's in Erica's husband,
Speaker 1: not Erica his case, it's sealing money from innocent victims.
Speaker 1: I mean it. There seems to be a pattern with
Speaker 1: people who are all showing no go. Seems to be
Speaker 1: a pattern with people who really want other people to
Speaker 1: think they're wealthy and then them getting into legal trouble.
Speaker 1: It seems to date. It seems to you know, this Salah,
Speaker 1: he's breaking into the White House. They wanted to pretend
Speaker 1: they were invited, pretend they belong. Like, there's so many
Speaker 1: instances of people, you know, getting in legal trouble. People
Speaker 1: owe money to the I r s, people are going bankrupt.
Speaker 1: It's fronting and stunting, all showing no go. I think
Speaker 1: it was it was it was Jill, you know, and
Speaker 1: Bobby with a yellow rented at least Ferrari first during
Speaker 1: that Tennis episode. People can't help but show up. They
Speaker 1: must show it all, and those are usually the people
Speaker 1: work comes crashing down. It is very interesting and the
Speaker 1: Housewives is the center of this universe. And it's fascinating
Speaker 1: because since day one, there have been hundred and forty
Speaker 1: five housewives. It's not that many if you think about
Speaker 1: this has been fifteen Yeah, like fifteen, you know, sixteen years, um,
Speaker 1: so a hundred so a hundred of so that's interesting.
Speaker 1: It's been sixteen years. Ten housewives a year, a hundred
Speaker 1: forty five housewives. The show has been around since two
Speaker 1: thousand six and two. Who will have been incarcerated. That
Speaker 1: would be Teresa and gen Shaw and Teresa's husband, but
Speaker 1: there are a lot of husbands and fiance's who will
Speaker 1: have been incarcerated. I don't think we can count that
Speaker 1: high um number of housewives having a d u y,
Speaker 1: you know, Sonja, Marisol, Karen, Brandy, Glanville, Gina. You know,
Speaker 1: a DUI is a serious matter. Number of out of
Speaker 1: one um number of housewives have been arrested eleven out
Speaker 1: of one, you know, Luanne for assault, Tinsley for trespassing,
Speaker 1: Kelly ben Simone for assault, Ninie for thefth Porshall Williams
Speaker 1: for assault, Daniel Stab for extortion and cocaine Possessian Jacqueline
Speaker 1: Lorita for assault, Kim Richards for shoplifting and another time
Speaker 1: for public intoxication, trespassing, resisting an officer, and battery, Leah
Speaker 1: McSweeney for assault. I am, that's a stunning list. And
Speaker 1: you know what you can't judge. I guess the thing
Speaker 1: is people. It's the land of judging. Houseways is the
Speaker 1: land of showing what somebody else has done wrong and gotcha,
Speaker 1: which is so ironic when you know almost ten percent
Speaker 1: of the population has been arrested. Um, so it ironically
Speaker 1: should be the most judgment free zone. So we did
Speaker 1: an episode with Danielle where her book comes out about
Speaker 1: prostitution allegedly and uh name change and arrested, and it
Speaker 1: seems hymper critical and sanctimonious for anyone to judge, or
Speaker 1: anyone to judge Alex McCord for nudity or anything at
Speaker 1: this point, like no one should be judging anyone when Wow,
Speaker 1: and so many women have been arrested, incarcerated or uh
Speaker 1: gotten a d U. I really interesting. And it's as
Speaker 1: the number of housewives you've been involved in corruption lawsuits,
Speaker 1: Theresa jan Shaw. It's a crazy, staggering, staggering bit of
Speaker 1: information and everybody deserves a second chance. You know, Theresa
Speaker 1: may not have known what's going on. Erica may not
Speaker 1: have known what's going on with her husband. Theresa's happily married.
Speaker 1: I really like Theresa, I really like Ninie. I've really
Speaker 1: enjoyed Nani. Everybody has a past, everybody deserves a second chance.
Speaker 1: Most people probably shouldn't be judged. That's maybe a good
Speaker 1: way to enter into because, um, the housewife should absolutely
Speaker 1: be a judgment free zone based on it being a
Speaker 1: group of women in glass houses.