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hello Los Angeles it's great to be back welcome to love or leave it live or else if you listen very closely you can hear the muffled sounds of desperate corgis scratching from beneath the lid of a coffin

we've got a great show for you Emily heller is here and she's promised to behave Liz Smith is here to explain to me all the ways I went wrong with secretary Pete Andrew farmer and Marceler Guet are back to prove they know their Emmys and Trump's lawyers here and she has some

splainted to do and guess what it's starting to feel like autumn the leaves are falling like British monarchs so we're going to shake up the end of the show

to try something new falls a time for reinventing and fantasizing about pop star spitting on you but first let's get into it what a week

as you all know doubt no Queen Elizabeth the second quiet quitted at the age of 96 on Thursday after raining for seven decades dark

friend and strikes again sadly she succumbed to injuries sustained in 1990 from being headbutted by mr. bean

the UK is now a land in mourning the streets ringing out with mournful cries of what's all this then

what's all this then the royal family officially announced the queen's death at 10 30 am pacific time tweeting the

queen died peacefully at bell moral this afternoon the king and the queen consort will remain at bell moral

this evening and will return to London tomorrow thank god they said she died peacefully as opposed to

screaming as her parachute failed to open like we all assumed out of respect we will now observe a

brief moment of silence as we play the British national anthem hey come on that's not right of course

we all know what happens when a queen dies she stops releasing a pheromone that prevents female

workers from laying eggs the workers construct new chambers for between 10 and 20 larvae and one of

them becomes the new queen the queen's death is also an important event for me as it marked the

day I learned the queen had a corgi named pundit in the 1980s yes I know really frustrating

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