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First of all, you know, it was New Year's Eve, and I guess at some point we'll discuss Dick Clark.

Maybe not.

I don't know.

What in the world, guys?

Again, everybody hear me out.

Everybody hear me out.

Number one, we did not on this show give Dick Clark a stroke.

It was a total coincidence that the last interview he had with us was the one before his stroke. We didn't have anything to do with it. It was one of the odder interviews we have ever had. Speedy Don't. Well, let's stop. Wait, stop him. Just stop in a minute. go there, you know. Hang on just a minute. That's later.

That's later.

Here's the thing.

After, okay, when he was on the air with us, it was obviously he was going downhill. We hear the next day he's had a stroke, felt terrible about it. And, but, and he, you know, he missed a couple of New Year's Eve. and, you know, we're just glad he's alive, quite frankly.

And he comes back, and then they kind of put him in that emeritus role where, you know,

Ryan Seacrest, who is Mr. You know, everything popping cool now.

And, you know, Dick would wave to us and, you know, he'd kiss his wife, which is where

he still looked a lot older than him and it used to remind us that or looked like he was kissing his grandmother in the mouth, and that freaked us out. But aside from all of that, now he's come back, and he's trying to like full-fledged host again or something that. I mean, he was all right in that, let's get a word from Dick about 10 minutes before. And he just goes, you know, thinking, you know,

but now he's doing, and last year's countdown was the worst ever. I mean, he, you know, they were

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