Hey everyone, I'm Jay Shetty and welcome to the on purpose with Jay Shetty podcast.

In this week's episode, my special guest is a massive media personality, Paris Hilton.

Shame is such a powerful, powerful thing. The shame shouldn't be on you, it should be on the

person that hurt you. And I've held onto so much shame my whole life because of other people

hurting me. Listen to on purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts.

Who are I from studio C, CZ, or a dimly lit room deeper than the bowels of the Armstrong

and Getty Communications compound. Hey everybody, Tuesday we're under the two-lige of our general manager.

Here, Connecticut Huskies, national champions of college basketball.

That's the sport around the orange one, the largest orange one in the hoop and the net that

is correct, sir. Also candidate for general manager today, Donalds H. Trump.

Soon to be an indicted accused criminal. Oh boy, I'm sorry, arranged. It's time for the

training. Here's my question. Was yesterday the dumbest day of news coverage in US history?

Well, that's a crowded list of nominees, but it's absolutely in the top tier. Put one up against it.

Put one up against yesterday's news coverage all day long.

Having a camera on the plane for an hour while baggage handlers unload bags waiting for the moment

when you get kind of a glimpse of him walking out into a limo every cable loose channel glued to it

the entire time. What the hell? I was on the elliptical machine watching Jake Tapper's show on CNN.

Their live team coverage helicopter, constant coverage of the motorcade moving through Manhattan.

And two two things leapt out of that coverage to me. Number one, Jake Tapper practically began it with

critics are accusing some news outlets of overblowing our coverage today, but this is historic.

This is historic. And then the second thing that aside from his obvious shame that leaped out to me was

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