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Caroline Rhea Performs 'Stand Up At The Talk"
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- Jerry O'Connell Reveals Party Plans for Twin Daughters 'sweet 16' This Weekend
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Friday on "The Talk" Jerry O'Connell reveals how the family will celecrate twin daughers, Charlie and Dolly, turning 16. He shares, "I have teenage daughters; this weekend they will be celebrating their sweet 16. Got a caterer, got the ice cream truck. Me and some of the other dads have security shirts, we're going to walk around the party and make sure there is no close dancing, make sure they are spaced apart..It's actually super stressful." On his daughters foray into driving, he says, "For the firt time the other day one of my daughters drove on the highway, the freeway, that was a big deal. Carefully moved over, then moved over one more lane, yelled at another driver, I was really proud of her...laid on the horn, she's doing well."
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- Caroline Rhea Performs 'Stand Up At The Talk"
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It's a fun Friday! Comedian Caroline Rhea visits "The Talk" and has the audience laughing during her "Stand Up At The Talk" performance.
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- EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Phil Has 'a dozen requests in' to Interview Kamala Harris, Says 'I'm certain that we'll get it done'
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Thursday on "The Talk" Natalie Morales asks Dr. Phil, "You recently interviewed Donald Trump, would you like to interview Kamala Harris as well?" Dr Phil reacts, "Oh you have no idea. I've tried, I've got like a dozen requests in to interview her, interview her and her husband {Douglas Emhoff]. Have dinner with them, take a walk, anyway I can interview I would love to. Look, I'm apolitical. I don't know enough about politics to talk politics, neither do most of the people that do talk politics, they just don't admit it. I'm willing to admit it. So, I talk about cultural issues...but I don't know geopolitics, that sort of thing. I've talked to RFK Jr., I've talked to Donald Trump, both of them multiple times. I talked to Trump and RFK Jr. in two different states within an hour of each other one day, when RFK threw in behind Trump. And I've requested Kamala Harris, and I'm certain that we'll get it done. I want to talk to her. And I ask different questions than other people."
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- Jerry O'Connell's Message for Wife, Rebecca: 'Listen to Connie [Chung], honey'
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- Wednesday on "The Talk" the hosts weigh in on journalist Connie Chung's secret to her 40-year-long marriage to Maury Povich. She says, “I believe that you don’t have to be friends with all of his friends, and he doesn’t have to be friends with all of my friends." Jerry O'Connell reacts, "Are we live right now? I have a message for my wife [Rebecca Romijn], listen to Connie, honey. You know who I'm talking about. This is it. This is everything. My wife never has to see my friends, I don't subject her to that, they're my friends. I love being married. I want to stay married. But there are some friends that I don't need to see, I just don't need to see them." Natalie Morales asks, "Does she have friends that you don't like?" O'Connell reacts, "That's what I'm talking about!...Connie and Maury we love you. This is it."
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- Rob Lowe Reveals What Memento He Wishes He'd Kept From 'St. Elmo's Fire'
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Rob Lowe visits "The Talk" and dishes on the final season on "9-1-1 Lone Star" and mementos he's taken from sets over the years. Lowe says, "This is our last season. We knew it going in, so that's the good news, because you can really concoct the stories that are going to give the characters the send-offs that the fans are really really going to enjoy. And it's bigger and better than ever so I'm really proud of it. And it's a great great great way to go out." He adds, "I like to take a memento from sets, and so from this, I actually took, the technical term is the turnout, it's the fire suit. It's the real thing, it's expensive. So I took it, because my house almost burned down in a wildfire like 10 years ago." Lowe goes on to share what other mementos he's kept, "Well, obvi, I kept my 'St. Elmo's Fire' saxophone, you gotta keep that. I wish I kept the shirt though...I think I kept a leather jacket from 'Tommy Boy' and I have JFK's teeth."
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- Jaleel White Says He 'discovered my purpose' Writing Growing Up Urkel
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Tuesday on "The Talk" Jaleel White opens up his new book Growing Up Urkel and finding his purpose. White shares, "I just think we live in a different age now, you know of sharing. I kind of came up in the age of like, oh you better not tell anybody, you could get blacklisted...so a lot of times you just took it on the chin." He adds, "There are so many things that I've lived that I want to share with people. I didn't realize when I wrote this book, I discovered my purpose in this business...All of us, every last one of us, even this audience, you have a purpose. And you gotta figure it out. It's a puzzle for you to figure out in your life. I started doing these Comic Cons during a period in my life where I was signing all these autographs. Any black man that came up to me, any person that wore glasses around that time, were like 'People used to call me you. You gave me so much confidence to feel better about myself.' I had no idea just trying to do physical comedy and having fun on the set that I was inspiring all of these people out there who felt some kind of way about themselves, and I was helping to give them, instill self-confidence in themselves. Be awkward, be you, don't worry about what other people say."
