Hello and welcome to the nerve at night.

I am your host, Maureen Callahan, another stacked and packed show for you today.

We are going to begin with none other than celebrity reporter extraordinaire Rob Shooter.

Settle in with your beverage of choice because we are going to go deep and dirty about the cancellation of the entire season of The Bachelorette.

Who knew what when about Taylor, Frankie Paul's domestic violence, assaults, arrest, video?

What this all tells us about what really goes on in the creation, production, and promotion

of reality television. And again, why the nerve exists. Because you're not going to see

conversations like this anywhere else. The mainstream media industrial complex has way too much

riding on this shit. We are here to burn it all down. Then we're going to talk

about Justin Bieber getting into it with Usher, a fight they had on Oscar night. That story has

just come to light and Rob and I are going to talk about the cause of it. And again, all the people

who probably knew what was going on and the human carnage caused by everyone looking the other way

because of money and fame and power. And in with that comes the latest news on the maneuverings over at the Today Show and

Savannah Guthrie's planned return.

Then, then we've got troublemaker feedback and the nerves.

We're going to recap a bit of love story, John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Beset, episode

eight. But what the bulk of that segment's really going to be is the true stuff that Ryan Murphy,

for whatever reason, isn't really interested in telling us, okay? Luckily, I know where all the bodies are buried. And,

you know, not for nothing. I've said it before. Put me in a fucking writer's room. This,

this show is a cultural phenomenon. And if they had gone with the real shit, the real stuff,

they would have had material for at least three seasons of this thing. At least, people would have made so much more

money. And, you know, as we're going to prove to you guys, that's all these people in the industry

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