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Slack.com slash DHQ. I'm home essential Brian Safey. I'm feminist here in Gibson. And this

is attitudes LGBTQ plus issues. Women's issues. Pop culture. What can handle it?

The what's heard around the world? Honey, Oprah, Oprah's jaw dropped and then she said

what? And then she said, who was having these conversations?

Do you know how much? Oprah's realer than real in that moment. Like that was like a visceral

reaction, which I mean, she's an honest interviewer. I think most of the time, like I do

think that she is curious about her subjects usually. And it's kind of obvious when she isn't.

But still that was quite a reaction to quite a lot of. The stuff that she has seen that

Oprah Winfrey has seen and heard. And she had that reaction. She's literally talks

to people who murderers, con artists, I mean, every, every walk of life she has seen.

And Michael Jackson, she has seen and talks to this, that kind of person. And then this

really, because that's, I just say going into this and this is me being sort of blind,

was sort of like, what are they going to say? Like, why is this going to be interesting?

I know that the world has been completely racist to Meghan Markle. I don't know what

new I would learn from this, which was like, guess sort of a blind way to enter this.

But wow.

Did you watch the Diana interview afterwards? After you watch all the clips, did you go

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