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Live from New York City,
it's the Wendy Williams Show!
How you doin'?
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Now, here's Wendy!
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Come on.
Tah-dah!
Here we go again.
Thank you for watching.
Say hello to my co-hosts, my studio audience.
How you doin'?
How you doin'?
Okay, it's the weekend.
Let's get started.
It's time for Hot Topics.
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Thank you.
Make yourselves at home.
Listen, giving season should be all year 'round
and you know I have my Hunter Foundation
for the good of the people.
I wanna thank everyone who came out
(audience cheers)
and supported me and my family the other night.
The Hunter Foundation and our partners Snack Pop,
we had an event at Dylan's Candy Bar
where I got all the Jolly Ranchers
(audience laughs) and stuff.
Jerry O'Connell showed up.
(audience gasps)
(audience claps) Doctor Oz is a big supporter.
(audience cheers)
By the way Oz, I owe you a phone call.
I'll call you after the show.
Also, the New York Housewives were there.
(audience cheers)
I appreciate you all for being there.
Dorinda, plus there were more.
You see that?
That's not candy.
That's grown candy.
(audience gasps) (audience laughs)
Thank you for coming together to
support our efforts to combat drug addiction,
substance abuse, the opioids,
(audience cheers) the K2.
For every bag of this Candy Pop that you buy,
100% of the proceeds are going to the Hunter Foundation
to fight opioid dependency, substance abuse,
and all kinds of things like that.
100%. (audience cheers)
All you gotta do to find out more
is go to wendyshow.com.
Thank you, thank you.
(woman sighs)
A year after being fired from the Today Show,
Matt Lauer is lonely.
(audience aw's)
And they say he's not doing well.
(audience aw's)
(audience laughs)
He's reportedly living in the Hamptons in a guest house.
(audience aw's)
Yes.
(audience laughs)
Annette and the three kids live in the main house.
The kids are now 17, 11, and 14.
Clap if you feel sorry for him.
Oh.
(audience laughs)
Case closed.
The rumor is that she will get
$20 million and also the properties that they own.
No, no, no.
(audience laughs)
I think she needs spousal support.
(audience cheers) Yes.
She needs more, she needs more.
Here's the thing Matt,
you can either sit at home.
By the way, they say he's sad.
He never goes out of the house,
he has no friends and the whole bit.
Here's the deal.
When you are shamed,
either you can shut yourself in and
let it ruin the rest of your life,
and you're a young man still,
or you can come out and say here I am.
I'm at Dylan's Candy Bar.
I'm shopping.
Yes, it's me.
Yes, it's me.
Before long, people will get numb to the fact
that you're there and it'll be fine.
I wonder out in the Hamptons,
is he accepted at the Hamptons parties.
Do people invite him?
(audience humming) What if Lester Holt is there?
Does Lester leave?
(audience laughs)
In a case like that,
Lester would probably leave. (audience laughs)
This is what you do Matt.
Move back to the city and get a great place
and stay within a three block radius of New York
because that'll be your neighborhood
and people will see you the first time and be frightened
(audience laughs)
and maybe throw tomatoes
(audience laughs) and call you names,
but by the 10th time they see you,
it's like that's just Matt.
Come along children. (audience claps)
Walk on this side of the street.
We still haven't gotten to the bottom
of that button on his desk.
(audience humming)
The lock door button,
and why the young lady was passed out on the floor, correct?
She just remembers she passed out
and then she woke up in his office
after he had locked the door from the desk.
And the only way you can get out of the office
is by him unlocking the door by the button.
Unlocking it, yup.
(audience humming)
Let me tell you.
Another source says that Matt wants a news career again.
(audience groans) (audience laughs)
He is looking for opportunities, excuse me,
in London and online.
(audience humming)
I don't know about in London,
like in person at a desk where people actually see you?
You can go online.
Everybody else does.
You can go online right now and
make the Matt Lauer news show or whatever.
Just don't read the comments 'cause they will do you in.
(audience laughs)
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(woman chuckles)
Who do you think you are, and how dare you,
and nobody cares about your stupid show and your opinion,
and that'll make you sad.
Listen Matt, it could be worse.
It's not like you're on house arrest
with a clip around your ankle.
(audience humming)
So get out and enjoy life.
(audience claps)
With all of your money.
Wah, wah, wah!
(audience laughs)
Here's a celebrity fight that no one saw coming,
Travis Scott and iconic rocker Tommy Lee
(audience gasps) are fighting.
For the first time, Tommy Lee looks better.
(audience laughs)
(audience claps)
He's twice as old, been around the world,
had a long career, lived hard.
Slow down son.
(audience laughs)
Dead in the face.
In Travis' current Astroworld show,
he raps in a chair that goes around in a loop, 360.
Do you see that?
So he's rapping.
Help me.
(audience laughs)
He does this and then Tommy Lee found out
that he did this and he was pissed.
Tommy Lee did it, but with a full drum kit.
(audience claps)
To me, that's talent.
Nothing gets Travis and clearly you
got this idea from Tommy Lee or
somebody in your camp and you're
just too young to even realize that
it was done by the great Tommy Lee.
Tommy Lee, you had drum, the full thing,
doing it, doing it.
That's talent.
(audience claps)
Then earlier in the show,
Travis rides a rollercoaster to
take him from one stage to the next.
It's more like a kiddie coaster.
(audience laughs)
Tommy Lee also used a rollercoaster.
(audience gasps)
There he is.
Tommy, don't be mad.
Tommy saw the post and goes,
"Just found out this bleeping idiot
or someone on his team ripped off
the 360 and the cruecifly.
WTF.
Get an original idea bro."
(audience claps)
Here's what I think.
By the way, I do side with Tommy Lee on this one.
Tommy is an icon and Travis Scott is of the age where
he might know Tommy Lee's name or something like that,
but doesn't even know.
Or maybe he was smart enough to go online
and research somebody that this young lost
generation that Travis is entertaining.
They don't know who Motley Crue is, you know what I mean?
So steal an idea from an old white man.
You see what I'm saying?
An old white man who was doing something cool.
My people will never know.
Tommy, don't get your panties in a bunch.
There are no new ideas anymore.
That's the fact.
(audience claps) There are no new ideas.
Honestly.
Going back and taking from you,
I understand this is a form of flattery,
copying or so on and so forth,
but nobody's doing that anymore.
People are stealing ideas all day.
We don't see Tommy much these days
unless he's fighting his son.
(audience laughs)
Anyway Tommy, we love you here at Wendy.
(audience claps)
This is a pretty big deal, the following story.
Hold on.
Bobby Brown
(audience groans)
is suing Showtime
(audience gasps)
for airing an unauthorized Whitney documentary.
(audience gasps)
He claims that the 2017 Whitney, Can I Be Me documentary
used old footage of him and his kids without his permission.
(audience gasps)
He's suing for $2 million,
(audience gasps)
which under the circumstances is not a lot of money.
You can see this right now On Demand on Showtime.
It's out right now.
This is by the way the documentary
that Whitney's family did not participate in either,
and they did not get in touch with Bobby.
The movie's claiming that Bobby and Robyn Crawford
fought for Whitney's affection.
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The movie made Bobby out to be a bad guy.
(audience humming)
You are a bad guy to a certain point,
but I do believe that she was doing a lot of stuff
before you even entered the picture.
I do.
Leave it up to us to formulate our opinions,
but Bobby, let me tell you something.
You probably signed with this deal
when you had the reality show Being Bobby Brown
with your wife at that time, the dearly departed,
you signed it, you all were in a drug fueled haze.
(audience groans)
Just dumb high, and you all go in there.
Bobby!
(audience laughs)
(audience claps) Just signing.
Probably thought you were some kind
of big shot 'cause you were.
You were married to Whitney,
Whitney was beloved by the world,
everybody loves Bobby,
and this reality show would be a
great way to expose your family.
You probably cut out a manager that way
you keep all the money for yourselves,
cut out the middle man,
and you go in there and you sign yourselves.
The problem is you were probably dumb, dumb, dumb high
and so you didn't see the part perhaps
in the contract that says that Showtime
will own the footage until forever.
(audience humming)
I'm not an inspector, but that's my summarization.
Showtime, he's complaining.
What are you gonna do?
Can you produce a document saying that he's wrong?
Because if he's wrong, don't give him a dime.
Some lily livered sap sucker in our meeting
(audience laughs)
said they should give him something.
I said no!
Give him nothing.
It's not our fault that Bobby has
drained through all of his money, and I like Bobby,
but Bobby is a scavenger for money.
Nope.
You signed Mr. Brown.
Here's your signature. (audience claps)
I'm glad it's the weekend.
I forgot all about this.
Is it good Norman?
Did you see it?
I did.
He's not a good guy in this.
It doesn't paint him out to be a good guy at all.
Fantastic.
(audience laughs) (man laughs)
But it's good, yeah.
It's on Showtime.
You can get it On Demand on Showtime right now.
Okay it's Friday.
I'm in.
(audience claps) Alright, alright, I'm in.
(woman burps)
Excuse me.
OJ Simpson's former manager, speaking of bad guys, OJ,
(audience laughs)
is making a documentary about the infamous murder.
(audience groans)
The manager is claiming, follow me with this,
OJ did have an accomplice.
(audience gasps)
The manager's name is Norman Pardo.
There he is.
He worked with OJ for almost 20 years
(audience humming)
after he was acquitted of murder.
(audience humming)
(woman humming)
Making the documentary along with him is
somebody from our Inside Scoop, Dylan Howard.
You know he comes here and does the Inside Scoop.
(audience gasps)
Oh God.
Not that Norman.
I don't like it! (audience laughs)
I don't wanna be associated with OJ!
(man laughs) I'm not involved.
We have to call him something else.
(man laughs) (audience laughs)
Husky Norman?
(audience laughs)
Husky Norman claims that he has over 70 hours
of never before seen video footage of OJ
and all the chit chatting and everything.
You know what, if he does have it,
I would carve out 70 hours of my life.
(audience claps) I would.
I wanna see it.
I wanna see it.
I wanna see that.
Anything OJ, I get obsessed with.
The Whitney things, I still like to watch those as well.
There's certain things that I don't
care about much anymore in terms of
digging up documentaries about people and everything.
You know Matt Lauer,
here's an example of a man who's a murderer.
This OJ.
He comes out of jail, he did worse than you.
He's a murderer.
(audience laughs) A multi murderer,
but he comes out of jail,
he goes through the drive-thru, he shows his face,
he says hi at gas stations,
he's spending Thanksgiving with Sydney
who's 33, his daughter, and Justin who's 30 in Florida.
You see, he's walking around like every other guy
and he's a murderer.
(audience laughs)
So Matt Lauer, get it together.
(audience claps)
Just saying.
Just saying.
Look, there he is.
Hey! (audience laughs)
This is right when he got out.
The first thing he did, he went to a drive-thru.
He's like hey, here I is.
(audience laughs)
He plays golf, he socializes, he gives autographs.
He takes selfies, all that.
A murderer.
The times in which we live.
Husky Norman hopes
(audience laughs)
to release this doc next summer
in time for the 25th anniversary of the murder.
I would like Husky Norman to be a guest
and I definitely want Dylan Howard here as well.
(audience claps)
I'm not a scrooge.
It's just that Christmas is not the same
when your kids get older,
or when they don't believe in the magic
if you know what I'm saying.
(audience aw's)
You don't have to put together the toys.
My father would dress up as Santa Clause
and go upstairs just when Kevin was in that state and say,
have you been a good boy?
Just so sweet. (audience aw's)
We do the whole thing.
Then me and my husband and my father,
we sit there putting those damn toys together
all f-ing night. (audience laughs)
And my mother would bake cookies.
She would bake them.
She's in the kitchen baking and laying them out
and putting the milk there,
and then my father would go have a cookie
just to make it look like somebody did
and make the milk go down.
(woman sighs)
You know what, I don't miss those years,
(audience laughs)
but if you have kids in those years,
I think you should do it up
as long as they believe in the magic,
if you know what I'm saying.
If they don't believe, all bets are off.
(audience laughs)
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There's this house in New Jersey in a town.
The town is threatening to shut down
the family's very famous and magnificent lighting display.
(audience gasps)
Not wow!
(audience laughs) Not wow!
Pull back on it!
You don't understand what's going on.
No, there's more than that.
There's music playing, the music is loud, loud!
It runs for four hours
(audience gasps)
Thursday through Sunday. (audience laughs)
It's done with LED lights so the homeowner says
the bill isn't that expensive, 70,000 LED lights.
Whatever.
They get 1,000 people a night.
Imagine 1,000 people a night.
I saw the actual street 'cause they showed
a bigger shot on the news.
It's a big news story here.
It's a regular suburban street.
If you have friends who are parked in the street,
you literally can't even make it a two-way street.
It's a regular suburban street.
This is so obnoxious.
I hate it, and the idea of the music.
The neighbors have been complaining.
The town wants the family to pay
$2,000 a night for the security.
(audience gasps)
Because all the cops have to be there.
The cops have to be there,
you got 1,000 people with their cars.
What if somebody gets sick,
what if they have to clear the streets,
what if a terrorist shows up like I hate Christmas?
(audience laughs)
You laugh.
They've been doing this for 15 years
and it's a really nice way to raise money.
They're raising money for ALS.
15 years ago, we had no idea what ALS was.
(audience claps)
I like that idea.
I like that idea, but there's gotta be a better way.
Less noisy.
This is the worst neighbor ever.
(audience laughs)
ALS 15 years ago like I said,
we didn't know what that was and now
everybody is talking about it, so good for you,
but you've been around for 15 years
(audience claps)
so maybe it's time to stop with them obnoxious decorations
and set up a GoFundMe page to donate
'cause now everybody knows exactly who you are
and that you're good people in what you do so do that.
(audience claps)
Stop stinking up the neighborhood.
A little louder, it's Friday.
(audience cheers)
More great show.
Empire star Nicole Ari Parker is here,
so grab a snack and come on back.
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♪ How are you doin' ♪
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