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Back to reality.

The freshly part in Crisleys are already heading back to television.

Start the film literally at 9th.

Then we go.

Is it a bad look for the president to have let them off the hook?

Or will they focus on a different reality check?

I dealt young African-American males in the president of I was in that we're not faced.

And could there be more high-profile pardons in the president's future?

You mentioned once in 2012 that Diddy was a good friend of yours back then.

Would you ever consider pardoning him?

Plus, Andy Cohen is dishing on drama across the Bravoverse,

how he's getting fans in on the action at BravoCon,

and why he thinks Joy would fit right into the new season of Real Housewives of New York.

Then Carrie Young talks about finding purpose on Broadway and making Tony Award history.

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