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Big news in Bachelor Nation last week.

We're recording this on a Monday, so I'm really excited to see what happens by the time this actually comes out.

But the Bachelor ABC Warner Brothers has fully pulled this season of The Bachelorette.

How did they not know that that video is out?

I saw that video years ago.

I was shocked that she was a, I mean, if I'm being honest,

I was shocked that she was a bachelorette.

I'm not saying people can change,

but I also just don't really love.

First of all, I'm not like a huge fan of hers, but also when somebody has something

like that domestic violence out there, like why even risk that as a network?

It was absolutely a huge risk.

Yes.

But also her kid was in.

I don't know if the whole video came out, but it was like a 20, 23 thing. I remember seeing it and I was, because it was like right when the Mormon wife show came out. But I mean, like she was throwing things at this guy. I don't know what the relationship was like, but I just feel like violence is never the answer. And she was like throwing things at him. Her kid was in the room. It's, again, I know people can change, but I just don't know if that person needs to be The Bachelorette. Well, I guess there was another incident, though, recently that happened, which is what pulled the video back out. But I agree with you. It's, it was absolutely a risky move on ABC's part to make her the Bachelorette.

I get they want to leverage the popularity of that show.

But again,

like we're just putting like bad people on really high platforms and then are we

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