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You know, it's gonna be the first woman president. And that's incredibly exciting. And, you know, she's Indian. She's black. She's everything. You could be more than one thing. It's incredible. You know, I'm Jewish and Irish. I wish I was black. Every white Jewish guy wishes he was black. You know, it's just get out there and vote and donate and, like, take advantage. This is such an important time right now. Wow. When I heard it, it was so off-putting to me. And I know, and maybe, maybe he just kind of meant it as a joke. And there has been this kind of reverse feeling about wokeism. You know, to me, that it was fantastic that the whole movement of being woke at the beginning really had a really big purpose. And I thought it was great for America that it happened. But sometimes it just goes so far. I mean, the fact that that, and if it is a joke, I'll call it a joke. The fact that that joke is made the same day when Josh Shapiro is passed up for BDP and a lot of people believe at the root cause it's because, yes, because he's Jewish to make that joke. I don't know. Let's not get our pennies too far and a ruffle on this whole thing. Right. We've always said, we've sat in the context of Michael Richards and Dave Chappelle and so many others that if a joke is really funny, people can say anything. Right. And if it's not funny, they get in trouble. Wasn't it a joke? Well, was it a joke? Of course it was a joke. Of course it was. To even ask that question is silly, right? We know what I would have said that maybe even a year ago, I would have said, sure, silly, but I'm not so sure right now. You think Ben Stella believes that every Jewish man wants to be a black man? Do we really think that? It's a weird joke just because it wasn't funny and it missed the mark. It doesn't mean it wasn't attempted humor. That said, criticize him. He's a comedian, very successful, criticizing for telling a joke that was a dud, but don't say that it was anything more than that. I just wish he would have smiled a little bit to telegraph that I'm just kidding, guys. I don't know because I think Babcock's right that, look, there's this whole thing right now where people are talking about why didn't she pick Josh Shapiro. And there are reasons why she picked him walls. I mean, he brings a lot to the table, but there are also a lot of reasons why a lot of people thought she should have picked Josh Shapiro. And there are a lot of people who believe they're saying, oh, it's because of burying a sexual harassment case and he's too slick. He's too much of a star for her. I mean, there are all these arguments, but there are a lot of people who are saying because he's Jewish, there would be a lot of people on the left wing of the Democratic Party, especially young people when they go back to college campuses who are going to protest this and not support her. Right, Josh Shapiro was somebody who came out very strongly against those campus protests. I mean, the reality is he's a popular, Pennsylvania is bar none the most important state. Most likely, whoever wins Pennsylvania is going to be the president and to not go with the guy who is this overwhelmingly popular figure in the state, it makes no sense. And I think there is only one reason. And we all know what that reason is. Do you guys disagree with the fact that it might have hurt her among a certain swath of Democratic voters? Yes. Yes. Oh, well, she doesn't think that. She should choose the person. But hold on. But Jason, Waltz could also hurt her among many Democratic voters who are more moderate. But I got it. I got it. My only point is that she needs to pick the person only criteria, one and only criterias. Who's going to get her the most amount of votes? Now, if we think she miscalibrated that and she made the wrong decision in that respect, then she deserves all the criticism. But if we're just saying like, well, she shouldn't have overlooked him because it was something based on his religion, well, if choosing somebody within that religion is going to get a fewer votes, then she makes the right decision. Okay. I want to make one at the point and then we got to move on. And I want to hear what your reaction to this is. Because I thought, Waltz, honestly, he was really impressive yesterday. And I thought he did a great job. He did a good job yesterday. Fired up the crowd. He was great. Yeah, he did a good job. And he's charming and all and smart. But, you know, one of the news outlets said that one of the turning points was that the Harris team asked him during the vetting process, do you want to be president? And he said, no. What? That's the job of the vice president to step into that role. And he was aggressively running for vice president. Who runs for vice president? Because he was running for Kamala Harris to pick him. I have to hope that that reporting is untrue. Because if it's true, what a feckless answer that is. That I know, A, it's just not true. And D, I would hope you would say, I will do whatever my country requires of me. As opposed to, no, I'm not interested in the position. Oh, I'm Bernadette. I'm from Atlantic Beach, New York. I think, first of all, in terms of the politics, I think that whether she made a miscalculation or not is soon to be determined in picking Waltz, I know that the base is very energized and people are getting very excited and are looking at Waltz as sort of like America's grandpa, a kind of anti-vance, if you will. Whether it was a miscalculation to do so, because, you know, she could have gotten the quote unquote Jewish vote for Josh Shapiro. That remains to be seen insofar as Ben Stiller's comment. It's not a comment that I would have made, but then again, I'm neither Irish nor Jewish. However, it did get people talking. And I suppose that that is the point at the end of it all. It got people talking. It got people interested in what does he have to say. And it got people talking about Kamala Harris, which is, again, the point of it all. That's a fair point. Okay, we got to move on. So we have told you, in fact, we broke this story about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's 20-year-old son, Pax, getting in a terrible e-bike accident where eyewitnesses thought he had actually died. And he ended up in ICU. He had brain bleed. He had all sorts of injuries. He's recovering now, thankfully, out of the hospital. We now have information about Brad Pitt. Look, Brad Pitt does not have any contact with Pax. Pax has kind of disavowed his relationship with Brad. This is in the middle of an almost eight-year-long bitter divorce with Angelina Jolie. There are people close to Brad who are saying that she turned all of their kids against him. Right. Not taking his last name, Harvey. They're essentially all feuding with that. Right. Well, we have some information now that Brad does not have contact with Pax, but he has really tried to get information about what happened to him. And there are people connected to the family who are feeding Brad a steady stream of information about his injuries and his recovery. And it's the best Brad can get. And it's at a point where he's just grateful to get this information. But he's also alarmed. Needless to say, Brad's extremely concerned. And like you mentioned, Harvey, he's been getting information from people who are close to the family. And it's such a scary situation when it comes to Pax, because he was riding his bike without a helmet and like you said, he nearly died. And from what we're being told to, Brad believes that it wasn't the only accident that Pax was involved in this month. Apparently, Pax was also involved in a car crash too. So clearly, he's been dealing with a lot of issues. I'm sure it's really upsetting the Brad to have this type of disconnect to his son. But he has people who are in his corner that are feeding him info. Yeah, you can imagine. And we don't know what happened. And he said, she said, if there ever was one, but it's time to kill. One thing we do know, and that involves a helmet. Pax was not wearing a helmet and almost never wears a helmet. And Brad, you know, we've shown pictures over the years. Brad always has a helmet on when he's riding his motorcycle. That's Brad. And we are told this is deeply concerning to him that his son, whether estranged or not, is because, listen, I can live. I'm living to tell the story. I got in a really bad e-bike crash. Right. And if I didn't have a helmet on, you would be standing next to somebody else. I'm serious. It was that bad. So the helmet saved my life. But you can understand why he would be. He's lucky to be alive, Pax's. He really is. I'm Nick from Knoxville. And I think what y'all are saying is correct. You know, Brad's very concerned. I think this should just be a wake up call for both of them. If I'm Pax, this really could have been the end for me. And I wouldn't want to go without even having some kind of relationship with my dad. And if I'm Brad Pitt, I'm doing everything possible to get connected there. You know, hopefully it's a wake up call in these family dramas that you don't want someone to go and you never got to rebuild that bridge that was burned. I hope this can bring them together and maybe make both of them have a stronger effort to reconnect. Yeah, I think Brad would say I want to have a relationship with my kids. But Angelina is poisoning them. That would be his side of things. Okay, we're going to take a break before we do. I just want to say to our producer, I think, is listening. Can we just lose that picture of me in the hospital bed? I didn't see it. This is scary, scary stuff. Two men have been arrested for allegedly planning to plant a bomb at Taylor Swift's upcoming Vienna concert. She's scheduled to perform there over the weekend. And these two guys have been nabbed now. And they apparently had the materials to create what could have been a cataclysmic event at her concert. So the police raided the home of one of the suspects because they thought that he actually had a bomb inside his apartment. They go over there and it's unclear based on what they said at the press conference, whether a bomb was actually found there. But they did say that they found some chemical material and that this particular suspect had pledged his allegiance to ISIS. And there were two people, right? Yeah, there were two people, but at the press conference in Vienna, the authorities only disclosed that they raided the home of one of the suspects so far. But both have been arrested. Yes, both have been arrested in connection with this alleged crime. Do we know how they were caught? We don't know yet. You know what's interesting about this? This comes on the heels of the story that there is an Iranian operative who apparently was planning assassinations, including an assassination against Donald Trump, not connected to what happened on July 13th. But that this person was in the country, was looking for somebody to execute the plan and had to undercover feds that he thought were going to be possible hitmen. And he was arrested, but these are scary, scary times. Hi, Justin from Massachusetts. And yeah, I agree. It's a very scary thing. And I think it just proves that there needs to be more like regulations in terms of misinformation and tracking down and trying to stop this. And it feels like I thank God they intervened when they did. But it's just I think it shows a collective need around the world to really put a lid on misinformation and extremism. You know, just big crowds right now. It's you know, you think about just the state of the world. And huge crowds just feel like scary, they say real scary. It feels scary. It's impossible not to think about it if you're going to an arena or a concert, something like that. It also reminds you of the 2017 Ariana Grande concert in Manchester. I mean, I was thinking just as you were talking, I was thinking of that as well. Okay, we're going to move on and lighten things up a bit. So Blake Lively had a big premiere last night for her movie. It ends with us. She was there with hubby Ryan Reynolds. She was there with Hugh Jackman. That's Ryan's mom. And that's her love interest on the right in the movie. Not in the movie. So the big news is what, well, I mean, the movie is a big deal. But what she is wearing is also really interesting. That dress could look familiar to you because it was worn and owned by one Britney Spears back in the day. Yeah, so anybody that is a Britney fan knows this dress. She famously wore it to a Versace fashion show in Milan back in 2002. Tons of photos of her with Donatella with her wearing this dress. Well, guess what? Blake told everybody that she bought the actual dress that Britney wore. And we got a little bit more information as to how much the dress was because, I mean, you would think this dress would be honestly like 100 K or in the Met or like on display in a museum. But it actually ended up with like an L.A. vintage shop that sells like, you know, great vintage pieces from like Chanel, Mugler, Yada, Yada. They had this dress and they had posted it saying we have this dress. If anyone wants to inquire about the price, let us know. Blake saw it, reached out. She found out the price we're told was a little over 10 K, which is a total steal for this dress. Blake immediately was like, I have to get it. She bought it. She made a couple alterations, none to the length. But she had just been holding it for about six months for the perfect moment, which happened to be her movie premiere and she crushed it. Blake is like five nine and Britney is like five two, right? Yeah, Britney is a lot shorter than Blake. But you can tell on the length of the dress for Britney, it was kind of like floor length and for Blake, it was like more ankle length. So you can tell there. Blake actually posted something on Instagram's story about this. And she said, Britney, she's calling her out. Us millennials all have a story of a moment or years that you made us want to shine and inspire awe with strength and joy and immensely hard work. Does she make, oh go ahead, I'm sorry. I'm not done. Thank you for your example and your contribution to women telling their stories. So excited about your biopic and all you have to come. Is she making a play for the role bar? I know, I mean, it's going to add. She looks a little like Britney and she's wearing the dress. Look, I know the longtime assistants at Emma Roberts, I think Blake lively more so than Emma Roberts. And I will say Britney fans were throwing Blake's name in the ring when it first got announced that they're turning Britney's book into the end to the biopic. But Blake was asked about it on the red carpet and her answer was kind of interesting because she said, I wouldn't, I wouldn't deserve the role but I would love it. Something like that. So it was kind of like on one hand she's trying to be like, oh no, why me? But then on the other hand, she's like, yes, I'd want it. Which I think Britney fans would be supportive if she got that role. I'm not sure this movie is ever going to actually get made. But if it does, it seems to me they've got to have two Britney's. They've got to have somebody Britney's age around now and then Britney at 16. I mean, I think they have to do that because you can't tell the story without the two. Too much is that, right? Hey, it's Langston from Washington DC and I guess in the words of the dress, I did it again. It looks so good on Blake lively and I think it opens up the eyes and the horizons of seeing her in that form of possibly being Britney. My only thing is can break lively dance because we need to have somebody that plays the role that can really dance. But it's great to see her wearing this dress, the commitment and the diet to make sure you fit in this dress must be horrendous or shout out to her. But I think she looks phenomenal. And I love that she channel Britney Spears because the princess of pop has inspired us all. After four kids, I think, and this was a dress that Britney wore in 2002. Britney, bro. Good job, Blake. Well, Michelle Obama is weighing in on the Simone Biles controversy. Now remember, there was an NFL star named Marlon Humphrey, who blasted Simone for this moment right here hard for bowing down to a Brazilian who won a gold medal. He actually called it literally disgusting. Well, where does Michelle Obama fall on this? Well, she is coming out heavily supporting, heavily in favor of someone Biles here. So she goes to her ex-account and here's what she writes hard. She goes, I'm still not over this beautiful moment of sisterhood and sportsmanship. You can just feel the love shining through these ladies. Congratulations, Rebecca, which is the Brazilian athlete, Jordan and Simone. So I gotta say, first of all, I think it's sweet what they did. And I mean, the idea of calling it to say Simone Biles is not a competitor is ridiculous, right? I agree. And the fact, look, if she hadn't won anything and did that, maybe I would feel a little different. Right, totally right. She is just bathing in gold right now. Right, right. And I think that makes a huge difference. And also, they were celebrating a moment. It was a fun kind of celebratory moment. And to then say, this is somehow anti-sportsman like, I don't get the controversy. I think the drama stems from Simone's status as one of the greatest or probably the greatest gymnast of all time, right? I think that's more of what it is because in the Olympics, you see people shaking hands and bowing all throughout the sport. But when you're talking about Simone Biles bending the knee to somebody else, I think it takes on a weirder connotation. About, you brought it up earlier in the morning, meaning about Tom Brady. If he had shook Eli Manning's hand after a Super Bowl win, that's one thing. But if he's bowing down to Eli after the Super Bowl, I think it's a little different connotation, right? Because Tom is the greatest of all time. And to see him kind of acquiesce to somebody like that, it's just a unique situation. But why do you say acquiesce? It's acknowledging not acquiescing. I mean, it's such a different connotation when you bend your knee, right? It's not like you're slapping hands and stuff. And again, if it's two competitors that we've never heard of before, I don't think anybody else has a problem with it. When you're talking about the goat, bending the knee to somebody who's not as good or historically not as good, it feels different. But doesn't that make it even in a way better that Simone Biles is absolutely top of the heap. And if she's top of the heap, if she's doing it, she's not doing it saying I surrender, she's doing it because it's just kind of fun and it's paying homage as being humbled to somebody who did win, who has having a moment. And like Simone said, this is the first time that all three metallists were black, and that was a moment to celebrate. And she just kind of had fun with it and paid homage. I don't understand why that's an issue. I really don't get it. It's just one interpretation of it though, right? Like Marlon, I'm sure, interprets it the other way. That it's the greatest of all time bending a knee to somebody that's not as superior to her. But you're saying bending a knee like there is some literal meaning to that. And I don't think that she's saying, "Oh, you're better than me." I mean, nobody thinks when Simone Biles did that, she's saying, "Oh, you're a better gymnast than me." Because nobody's a better gymnast than Simone. They all know who's the best of them. They all know who's the best of them. Sure. I tend to agree with you guys. I'm just saying that Marlon Humphrey, to call this literally disgusting, I see where he's coming from. At least see his side. But I tend to agree with you. I don't think this was as dramatic as people are making out to me. But I do think that Marlon has some sort of leg to stand on. Because it is an alarming visual to see the greatest gymnast of all time bending the knee towards him. Marlon regrets this. Marlon said he regrets saying this because he's getting trapped and so complete. Yeah, so he got caught. For when it's hard, he did leave the tweet up though. He didn't take it down. Which is interesting. Yeah. Well, you know what? It's sort of like, as long as you're talking about me. Right. I'm cool. For all publicity. I've repented her from Toronto, Canada. I completely agree with Michelle Obama. It was a beautiful moment to witness Simone on that podium, giving her flowers to another competitor. The Olympics is one of the toughest things to get into and you're representing your country. So for her to show that moment of sisterhood and that understanding, I think that's a great thing. Marlon had no stake in this game. I don't even know why he said anything. And I'm kind of happy he's getting cooked. He deserved it. Well, at least he acknowledges it. Okay, we got to take a break when we come back. If you watched the rally last night with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, Kamala Harris made multiple, multiple references to the fact that Walz was a one-time football coach. There is a reason behind that. And she is telegraphing something. This was intentional, not accidental. We will play that for you. And then we're going to bring in one of Walz's former players who's going to talk about what kind of a coach he was and how that translates into what kind of a vice president he could be. Welcome back to TMZ Live, Harvey and Babcock here. So Kamala Harris decided to go into enemy territory, namely Truth Social, Donald Trump's social media platform, and posted two pictures, one on top of the other. They are both at the venue where Kamala Harris and Tim Walz were last night at Temple University. Temple University is named Philadelphia. And so the top one is a shot of the venue and the people in the stands, filled to the gills, not just the stands, but even on the floor. Compare that to the bottom one. The bottom one is a Trump rally in June. And if you look at the seats above, they are empty. And even the seats below, there are holes in them. So what she is doing is showing something where this is what hurts Trump. To think he cannot draw the crowd that she can. Look, so first of all, before you all start writing in, I'll say last night, really good job with the rally at Temple. A packed crowd, ton of excitement, I will give you that. And now I will tell you that this is totally apples and oranges, Harvey. When you announced your running mate, it's one of the biggest days in your campaign. That's what was happening last night for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. The rally that Trump had was a nondescript rally in June. That's just one of 100 plus rallies that he'll do this campaign season. It's you're comparing a big moment to a moment that did not matter. Furthermore, Trump showed up at the venue thinking he'd feel the venue. I don't know if that's true or not. Are you really saying to me that Trump doesn't can't draw a crowd? You can say so many things about Donald Trump. The one thing you can't say to a guy can't draw a crowd, he's got a rapid fan base. Here's what I'm saying. Also, by the way, it's in Philadelphia. And you know, she's gonna do much better in Philadelphia than Donald Trump is. Go to a rural area in Pennsylvania and tell me how much of a crowd they draw. He can't get 20,000 people in Philadelphia to fill the stands. He could. He absolutely couldn't. But he didn't. And look, here's the reality. She's hitting him where it hurts because he is all about the size of the crowd. And at the inauguration in 2017, he said the biggest inauguration ever, the biggest crowd ever, which wasn't true, but that means something to him. Look, whatever the reason, it was kind of a clever, clever move on. >> It was good, and it's good, can't play. >> Okay, we gotta move on. >> I love it though. >> One of the things that happened last night at the rally was a kind of a repeated echo of Tim Walts' past. And this is an echo courtesy of Kamala Harris. Check this out. >> They're just getting to know Coach Walts' story. >> Coach Walts taught social studies, and to his former high school football players, he was coach. It's like a matchup between the varsity team and the JV squad under those Friday night lights. Coach Walts. >> [APPLAUSE] >> Well, there's a theme here, obviously. >> Yes. >> And I think it's to appeal to a lot of men. And where this would resonate with them. And that's an area that is especially white men is one of Donald Trump's strongholds. And I think there's a reason for that. And I think the reason is that if you have a good coach, you have a good leader. And if you have a good leader, a leader can run the government. And so what we want to do is bring in somebody who was coached by Tim Walts, and also somebody who has kind of been with him over the years. His name is Nate Hood. He has not only been a student, but he has campaigned for Tim Walts and knows him well, and he joins us right now. Nate, welcome to TMZ Live. >> Hey Harvey, hey, babe. How are you doing? >> We're well. Thank you. >> So Nate, you were a coach by Tim Walts. I believe it was baseball and football? >> Basketball. >> Basketball and football. >> 6th and 7th grade basketball coach, and then I was on the defensive line, and Tim was the defensive coordinator for Mankato West. So those are my experiences with him as a coach. >> So you've had experiences with him over the years. You know him well. It was so interesting last night that Kamala Harris really focused on him as a coach. And it's almost like she's saying that that is a leadership position that translates. So you're the guy who was coached by him. Tell us how it translates. >> Yeah, it absolutely translates. The speech last night reminded me like we were down by 6 going into the fourth quarter, and he's given us a speech to like rile us up before we go out there and try to beat whoever it is. So when I hear those speeches, it really, really reminds me of Coach Walts. >> You know, I played football in high school. You have all different kinds of coaches, some guys that yell at you and are really tough, some guys that are more player coaches. What kind of coach, what kind of person was Tim? >> Tim was the great, relatable coach. Our head coach got the name of Rick Sutton. He was a hard ASS, and Tim was the nice guy. Tim was the guy. He was always doing kind of a good top back hop routine, and Tim was a good coach. So if you had an S1, you'd want to take it to Tim, Coach Walts first, or you'd take it to Rick, and he'd give you a good idea of whether or not you should bring this to Rick. So Tim was always playing good coach, and you know, he was one of those guys who really motivated you before a game. He'd always give speeches that would rile you up, and he did a great job with kind of lighting that fire underneath you. >> You know, I'm so interested in this just because Harris made such a big point of this. What are the qualities? Because you know him, and you've known him over the years. What are the qualities that you saw as a student and as a player that translate for you where you say, "I get why she picked him"? >> You know, one of the things in the classroom, I had him in 11th grade geography, is he always brought kids in. He'd never go to the front of the classroom and just give a lecture. He got everybody involved, and he was one of those teachers where you weren't, you wanted to do well not because you were afraid of a bad grade, but you wanted to do well because he really motivated you. He made you want to do a good job, and he was a lot like that, you know, when he was a defensive coordinator for Mankato West. He made you want to be better, and it wasn't like fear of having to do more push-ups if you screwed up. He really kind of motivated you to, hey, we want you to do better, and you really kind of took that to heart. >> Did you get involved in any of his campaigns when he was a congressman, when he was a governor? Did you follow him? Did you work for him? >> Yeah, I never worked for him, but I always followed him as a congressman, and I didn't really, really kind of step up until about 2018 when he decided to run for governor. I helped organize some people locally where I live now in St. Paul, Minnesota. >> What kind of vice president do you think he's going to be, if he wins? >> You know, we're obviously rooting for Tim. I think he's going to be a great vice president. You know, it's somebody, he's a great messenger. He can talk to you every person. You know, I'll say this about Tim. Anytime you see him, even when he was a congressman, a governor, every time that you'd bump into him, just like get a coffee shop or something, or a bagel shop, I remember, it was never really about politics. You talk to him and he just talked to you as a human being. He's always asking, how is your family doing? And it was never about politics. And that was kind of the interesting thing, until he ran for Congress. I actually didn't, even in this classroom, I didn't even know he was really overtly political. And when you talk to him one-on-one, it, you know, he's just a human being. And oftentimes when you see people reach that level of success, they almost become kind of larger than life. And he's never really done that. He's always really stayed humble and kind of stayed toward his roots in Westman Cato. Well, I've got to say, I'm so glad you came on, because when I watched the speech last night, I was so interested in how coaching aligns with what ended up happening to him. So we really, really appreciate the time, Nate. Thank you. One thing that he did too, guys, if you don't mind me, inserting the couch joke. I think that Tim has always been playful and he's always done fun things with players and students. And it's kind of cool to see that personality trait stay true throughout kind of him being vice president. So he's always had those fun, playful, jabs, and it's cool to see that continue. And of course, it's fun. Well, as long as you raise that, then I do have a question for you. He's going to end up debating JD Vance. What kind of debater do you think he is? Oh, that's a good question. I look forward to watching it just like you guys. Two week continue. Nate, thank you so much. Really appreciate the time. Hey, thank you guys so much. I appreciate it. Have a great day. So, Megan and Harry are kind of lightning rods and have been since they returned together to the United States. And somebody now has strong feelings about them. Somebody we haven't really heard about having strong feelings about them, but it is Eric Trump, Donald Trump's son. And what he thinks should be done with them, pretty extreme. My father had so much respect for the queen. As did I. My mom knew so many of them for years. I think you probably know that had a great relationship with Diana and everyone else. And you know, that's a very sacred kind of institution. And you can happily have those two back. Well, we'll happily send them back from America. You can have them back over here. But I'm not sure if you guys want them any more than we might not want them anymore. They feel like they're on a little bit of an island of the realm. But let's see, you can always have bad actors in anything. You can always have spoiled apples and every orchard. But the institution of the royal family is beautiful. So he's not specifically saying deport them. He's saying they should leave. So, I don't get what. I mean, first of all, Megan is an American. And she didn't give up her US citizenship when she went over to England. And what dog does Eric Trump have in this fight? And that he's, you know, loves the queen. I get it. But their beef was not with the queen. In fact, they both said their beef was never with the queen. And he is the son of the woman that he said he really respected and loved, Diana. So I'm not sure what his deal is. Because Harry and Megan have spoken out against Donald Trump. And so they're just like defending Donald because, you know, obviously it's the enemy of my father. You don't respect them. You think Eric would relate a bit to Harry because Eric kind of is to Donald what Harry is to Charles. Like you're the second son. You're never really going to be in charge. You're the spare sort of. So you think it'd be some kinship there? Well, and also Melania came over from a different country. Ivana, it came over from another country. I don't think it's an immigration issue though. I think it's an likability issue. Don't you think? I think he's basically saying, hey, you guys can take them back. Although it doesn't sound like you really even want them either. But he's, but he's casting it. What Eric said is right. I think he's right. He's casting it as if he's upset that they have disrespected the royal family when in fact what they, what it seems to really be behind it is he's against his dad. And those are two very different things. But he didn't declare the latter. He just said he made the comment about Harry and Meghan were all stumping for Trump. He would not have said anything about it. He was that I love him. They're great. Oh, absolutely. Of course. Although, although I will say this, Eric, just about any politician would do the exact same thing. 100%. 100%. That goes both ways. My name is Shelley Suites and I'm from Stone Mountain. And I just feel like wow at the audacity of Eric to call anybody a spoiled apple or a bad apple because we could be easily looking at Trump and the entire family as a bad apple. So a lot of the things that he's done has been questionable. And if they're trying to question whether or not Harry was all right with submitting his application, they don't really have the right to do that. You're not even good standing, sir. [MUSIC] Kim Zolziak and Croi Biermann are so desperate to sell their Alfreda- By the way, I did not mean to chuckle there. But it's just like- No, it's there. It's unbelievable. The walls literally are closing in. Literally. I mean, they are so desperate to sell this massive mansion. And it's not that it's not a beautiful place, Harvey, because it is. But they have not been able to find a buyer. You go back to October of last year, they initially list the home for $6 million. Since then, just about like every two months or so, they knocked $250,000 off of the price. They have once again, Harvey lowered it, now listed at just under $4 million. Wow. I mean, almost more than $2 million. And still can't sell it. It's a beautiful place. And guys, by the way, let's be honest, this is outside Atlanta. The inside of the home is very gaudy. It's giving very like Teresa New Jersey Housewives- Baby, that's why I like it. It's not the most updated home. One, I would never spend $6 million. And I'm not going to spend what it's even on the market for now. These guys are in a financial crisis. They've been in a financial crisis for years. They need the money. Just get rid of the house. Take the first off. No, you're so right. Hey, Brendan. What if we're under a million bucks, by the way, in 2008? Brendan, I thought this house was teetering on the brink of foreclosure. It is. It's going to be foreclosed. They have a court hearing coming up on this, so they really need to get rid of it. And the fact from what I've been told by people close to Kim is they really haven't had any offer on this. And again, that goes back to the fact I think that the house has been overpriced from the job. What's it worth? I would pay maybe once. Well, I'm not asking what you would pay. Has anybody like assessed it or anything? I haven't seen what it's assessed for, but they bought the house in 2008 for $880K. So again, it's a nice house. It's got all these amenities, movie, theater, pool, all of that. But again, we're talking outside of Atlanta. I know it's an up-and-coming area, but for what they're asking, $6 million originally? That's a lot of money. Yeah. And time is running out. August 26 is supposedly the foreclosure date. And what I'm thinking is maybe one of the reasons it's not selling is that any serious perspective buyer would think, "I'm going to get a better deal at a foreclosure auction than I would just buying from them directly." So maybe people are just waiting. So does it go to auction then and whatever it ultimately sells for an auction is what Croix and Kim will get? No, I mean, it goes to auction. And then if they have liens on the house or mortgages on the house, first you have to pay off the mortgages, you pay off the liens, and then whatever is left, whatever is left, if there's any profit left, they get it, but they are in such-- Like they're in a buy. Brendan, are they going to declare bankruptcy? You think they would have already declared bankruptcy? Not to go back to the house, by the way, but I'm thinking maybe they could get the asking price, what they're asking for now, if they sold the house as it is, like fully furnished with all this tacky furniture that's in it? Maybe then they could get the money they're looking for, but then the problem is, on the back end, wherever they move to, they're not going to be able to afford to buy a new furniture, so it's just a whole mess. My name is Desiree Jackson. I'm from Woodson, Salem, North Carolina, and I think this is just a horrible time for them to be going through such a nasty divorce, and if the house isn't priced correctly from the start, it's just always so hard on the seller. So I'm really fingers crossed that someone will come in and just kind of save the day for them. That's what I'm hoping for. You made me smile just now, because a long, long time ago, when I was a law professor, I got an offer to teach at Wake Forest Law School, and I remember, I almost did it, and I came to your city, and I just found your city one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. You literally just made me smile. Well, next time you're here, I'll show you around the right way. Come back. Oh, I got a good tour. I really love the place. OK, what else you guys want to talk about? Hey, what's up, guys? It's Brandon from Toronto, and honestly, in regards to the best delicious situation, it's cool to stand for supporting Kamala Harris and whatnot, but I just feel like the comments you mean were so extra. Like, what was the point of the joke? I mean, I get it. I know, no joke part. I just don't find any point. And at least if he would have smiled, I would have gotten the joke a little more. But well, anyway, one bar. I'm Deontay from Detroit, and I want to comment on the Brad Pitt story. It's on any caring father wants to know about the well-being of their children. It's just said that he has to find out through third parties and not directly from someone. Maybe this will bridge that gap that they've been missing with communication, and maybe they'll start talking and stuff again, because they need to. Families are important, especially your father. I hope they can get over that, and he can get in there and he can be in fences and be a family relationship wise. We know Brad wants it. It's just right now that Pax doesn't. It's got to be a terrible feeling. Yep. Shakira is single Harvey, and it looks like she's dating. You're not going to believe this. Shakira. You're not going to believe Shakira can get a date? No, I can believe that. I am so curious to know about this guy, and we just don't have those answers yet. But Shakira was seen at a restaurant with a mystery man. I am so curious about this guy. Now, it's been like two years now since her split with the soccer star Gerard Piquet, who is one of the best soccer stars in the entire world. She's been linked to Louis Hamilton, I'm Cruz. I mean, she's been linked to big stars, but she's on a date with this guy. It does look like it, doesn't it? And since, I just talked to that other woman. Yeah, where I tell her about living in Miami now. Of course, I hasn't thought of the universe in Miami law school, which I did. Every story we do. No, I did. By the way, I loved Miami. It was the best year of my life. Unfortunately, it was when I was 25, so it went down and up from there. Okay, good luck, Shakira. We'll see you tomorrow.
