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Professional beach volleyball

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We'll get to the bottom of
the complex and cryptic signals

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that are the key
to understanding this game.

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Also, baseball signals...
Why nobody cares.

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And do you catch yourself

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walking with your hands behind your back?

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If so, you'll want to hear

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why Dr. Hans Dorfman says
you are slowly dying.

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All that and more tonight on "Newspapers."

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<b>Newsreaders - 02x13
The FMK Killer</b>

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<b>Newsreaders - 02x13
Behind the scenes</b>

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If you're an American who has friends,

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then chances are, you've played
Fu... marry, kill.

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It's the game where you choose

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which of three people to have sex with,

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which one to marry,
and which one to murder.

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In recent years, the game took a dark turn

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when a serial killer began

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modeling his murders on the game,

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and he became known
as the Fu... Marry Killer.

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Of all the correspondents
I could choose to cover the story,

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I'd have sex with Xandra, I'd marry Amir,

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and I'd send narge Hemingway

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to get the first television interview

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with the Fu... Marry Killer.

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"It was just a game."

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That was the only statement made
by Carob Landis,

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the notorious Fu... Marry Killer,

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before being sentenced to death
just days ago.

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FBI special Agents Kelly Spears,
Mary Agosti, and Famke Carbonale

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led the task force that caught Landis.

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None of us had ever seen anything like it.

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In fact, nobody in the agency had.

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- Landis, the killer, he would...
- Or...

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As we call it, "the Perp."

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Oh, my gosh. I said "the killer."

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It doesn't matter. Just tell the story.

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Okay, well, anyway,

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Landis, the Perp,
he would kidnap four victims...

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We call it a 2-0-7.

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Yes.

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Thank you again, Agent Agosti.

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Um, yes, he would kidnap four victims...

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And then that victim...

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Mary's got it from here, I guess.

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Then he would force one of the victims

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to "play the game."

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Sorry.

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You got a little spit on my face
when you said "play."

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Oh. Go on.

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It looks used, but it's not.

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I'm... I'm... I'm fine, thank you.

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I can... I can straighten it for you.

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- Thank you so much.
- Sure.

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That person would then have to choose

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which one of the other victims
she would have intercourse with,

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which one she'd marry,

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and then he'd make her
kill the third herself.

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The Perp was actually a licensed
minister at an online church,

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so he would perform
a legal wedding ceremony.

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I'm sorry.

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Do you have a trash can
I could put this in?

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She can put it back in her sleeve.
She always does that.

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Oh, great. Thank you. I can take that.

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Mm-hmm.

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With Landis behind bars,

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the nightmare was finally over.

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But will it ever truly be over

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for the people Landis terrorized?

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Marilyn Roman and her co-workers
Chad, Derek, and Tom

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were victims of the FMK killer.

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This is the first time

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Marilyn has spoken publicly
about the ordeal.

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Go, "Newsreaders"!

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So, tell me about your ordeal.

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Um, well, I was forced
to kill a man with a nail gun.

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Yikes.

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Let's get to the other two.

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Who did you have sex with?

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Oh, um, Derek.  Obviously.

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He is superhot.

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But not husband material.

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Oh, no, not at all.

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He drives a motorcycle

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and has a tattoo that says "follow me."

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Ooh, yeah. Hot, but I get it.

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Now, how about Tom?

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Tom and I have been
happily married ever since.

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And we have two beautiful children.

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One is<i> really</i> beautiful.

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That one's Derek's, right?

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Oh, yeah.  Obvi.

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Hey!

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Ohh! Ow! Hey, you!

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He's a hitter.

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Marilyn's husband, Tom Roman.

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That's Jeremy, our oldest.

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He's got the devil in him, that one.

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And Derek. He has Derek in him.

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He's Derek's son.

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The guy Marilyn F'ed.

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Great lay, solid genes, not dad material.

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"Newsreaders" was granted

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the first-ever interview with Landis.

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We are so killing it right now!

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Do you have any regrets?

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I regret not accomplishing
everything I wanted to.

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There was still some
interesting work to be done.

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"Interesting work"?

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I never got to make anyone play
with triplets, for instance.

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That would be interesting.

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Right?

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Yeah.

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I have a hard one for you.

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Zooey Deschanel, Scarlett Johansson,

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and Lisa Bonet... Lisa Bonet in her prime,

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like "angel heart" Lisa Bonet.

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"F" Lisa, marry Scarjo, kill Zooey.

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Whoa, yeah. That's totally right.

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Yeah, hello. I'm a serial killer, okay?

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We're really kind of smart.
This is, like, our whole deal.

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How are you feeling right now?

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Well, again, serial killer,

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so feelings are kind of foreign to me,

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but I have to say that
if I were to get out of here,

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someone might have to choose

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between three certain FBI special Agents.

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Me?

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What?

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No, not you. I'm sorry.

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I see how it could've been
interpreted that way.

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I thought you meant me.

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No, no.

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Sorry.

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Every psycho wants revenge.

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Let him try and play that game with me.

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'Cause I will step on his heart

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after I rip it out of his chest
with these.

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You have perfect feet.

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I know.

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You're playing the game with<i> us,</i>
aren't you?

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Mnh... mnh-mnh. No.

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Yes. Yes. It's very hard not to.

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I'm obviously the "F" because
I'm the hottest. Yeah.

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And special Agent special needs here

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is just gonna have to handle that reality.

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And that's why you'll be killed,

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because every word out of your
painted Fu... slot

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inspires murder.

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We've been with the case a long time.

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It gets in your head.

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Mm. Right.

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But for the record,
I'm fine with being the marry.

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- Oh, would you just grow a pair?
- I'm the marry.

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I can drive stick shift, I like football,

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I can cut hair, I can make a bran muffin...
You are definitely the kill.

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- No, no, no, no... I'm the marry.
- Yes, you are.

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- Or I'm the "F," or I'm both.
- Please.

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- I'm the marry. I'm the one with the dsls.
- You should take my class.

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And I'm the marry who you also
want to "f."

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Listen! No one wants to "F" you.

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That's why I'm the marry,

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because you still have to want
to "F" the marry.

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Sometimes twice a week.

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I'm the marry, bitches.

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The question I get asked most after,

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"hey, whatever happened to Louis Lafonda?"

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Has to be, "how on earth
does a show like 'Newsreaders' get made?"

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To answer that question,

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we take you
to the other side of our cameras

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for the story behind the stories.

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You're probably familiar with this scene.

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And tonight, we'll meet a man
who has never met a man, ever.

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All that and more
tonight on "Newsreaders."

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What you might<i> not</i> be aware of

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is how much work it takes
to put together a single story

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before it is ready for broadcast.

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Take a look behind the scenes
at our "Newsreaders" offices,

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and the first thing you will notice is

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it is a hive of activity.

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Come on, Princess... move it, move it.

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The news floor pulses with producers,

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associate producers, cameramen, grips,

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gaffers, and support staff.

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It takes a lot of talented journalists

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to make an episode of "Newsreaders,"

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and it all starts before most people

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have even had their coffee.

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Executive producer Reg Minton
runs the morning meeting.

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Bruce, what do you got?

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Gun lobbies, bankrolling,

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a misinformation campaign.

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Nobody cares about gun control anymore.

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Reg is tough,
but getting a story right is even tougher.

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I might be going out on a limb here,

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but how about we do a feature
on Kate Beckinsale?

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Yeah.

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Video editors and producers

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deliver rough cuts to the control room

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throughout the day.

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At 4:00 P.M., the broadcast lineup is set.

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But scripts will continue to be rewritten

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sometimes right up until air.

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Are we cleared to say that the hospital
knew the vaccines were contaminated?

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Still waiting to hear back
from legal, chief.

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There isn't enough time.

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You're gonna have to change it
to "allegedly."

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You know what?

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This is a 10:00 A.M. conversation,

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not a 5:00 P.M. one.

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As air time approaches,

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hair and makeup is the first
stop for correspondents.

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Pillows makes us camera-ready,

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and revised scripts are distributed.

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It's minutes to air,

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and director Kelson Hobson takes over.

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Who's got my rundown?

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Where's my damn rundown?!

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By the time you hear
those familiar words...

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All of that and more
next week on "Newsreaders."

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Cut! Whoo!

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Oho!

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The "Newsreaders" team

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is already hard at work on the next show.

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So when people ask what makes up
a "Newsreaders" broadcast,

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tell them it's a lot of
elbow grease, dogged reporting,

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and the inmates from the lake
Howard maximum security prison

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in Pensacola, Florida.

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Tonight, skip reming
has some very public thoughts

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about privacy.

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I could give two mouse turds

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and a baby aspirin about my privacy

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because skip reming's lived
his life like an open book.

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When I ran away from Kindergarten

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and went to work for a bounty
hunter named Mysterious Gus,

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kidnapping my former classmates

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and sending them to work
in the urinal-cake factory,

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I didn't keep it some kind of secret.

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I wrote all about it in my autobiography,

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"Hey Kid, Want To See
Where They Make Urinal Cakes?"

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A couple years later,

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I decided to get
into the high-stakes world

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of stealing racehorse semen.

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When people asked what I did for a living,

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did I tell them to mind
their own business,

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that it was private?

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No.
I gave them a copy of my second book,

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"Don't Be Afraid To Use Your Mouth."

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And when I took all the money
that I'd earn robbing pony juice

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and reinvested it into a small business,

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did I hide where I got the money from?

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No.

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I opened up my books,
starting with the one titled,

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How I Used
Profits From Child Slavery

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And Pilfered Horse Gravy
To Buy A Urinal Cake Factory."

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Join my book club, and you can
get one of my books every month,

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from "A Few Good Wars"

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to my latest, "I Wrote That."

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Next week on "Newsreaders,"

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in our continuing coverage
of lesbians until graduation,

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Amir LaRussa catches up with the lugs

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he has been following since 2011.

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So, lizzy,
you're graduating tomorrow.

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Do you think you'll be a lesbian
after the graduation?

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Ooh. "S" just got real.

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I'm Reagan Biscayne. Good night.

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