Hard Copy - 1999-05-03

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[0:00] Coin TV 6, your official air show

[0:02] television station.

[0:05] Now on Hard Copy, you already know

[0:08] Pamela Anderson reduced her breast size,

[0:11] but is her belly about to get bigger. We

[0:15] rocked the cradle to get to the bottom

[0:17] of Pam's family plan.

[0:21] >> It's very easy to die in situations like

[0:24] that, especially if they don't know what

[0:26] they're doing. These institutions are

[0:28] supposed to help out of control kids,

[0:30] but some say their techniques nearly

[0:32] killed them.

[0:32] >> He broke my nose and fractured my jaw. I

[0:35] was choking on my blood.

[0:36] >> Caught on tape, the school of hard

[0:39] knocks.

[0:41] North Las Vegas cops come under fire

[0:43] from fellow officers claiming crime and

[0:45] corruption within the department.

[0:47] >> I'm exposing corruption and I'm exposing

[0:50] money laundering and racketeering.

[0:51] >> We investigate this Sim City scandal.

[0:56] Plus, MMA mia. Meet the sexy American

[1:00] actresses who have Italians tuning in

[1:02] and turning on.

[1:04] And is Julia Roberts dashing TV

[1:07] detective leaving his pretty woman for

[1:10] the material girl? The truth squad

[1:12] investigates.

[1:17] This is hard copy for Monday, May 3rd.

[1:21] Hi there and welcome. I'm Kyle Kra.

[1:23] Pamela Anderson's fans freaked when the

[1:25] blonde beauty reduced her bra size and

[1:27] went back to bad boy husband Tommy Lee.

[1:30] Well, wait, do they hear one possible

[1:32] reason for all the changes in Pam's

[1:34] life? Hollywood's a buzz with VIP baby

[1:37] talk. Hard Copy first brought you the

[1:39] shocking news Pamela and Tommy Lee had

[1:41] reconciled. Now we may know why.

[1:44] >> The big hot rumor in Hollywood is that

[1:47] Pamela Lee is uh is pregnant. Adding

[1:50] fuel to the family fire rumor, Pam and

[1:52] Tommy have taken the for sale sign down

[1:54] on the Malibu Love Nest,

[1:57] Tommy's decided to quit his band. And

[2:00] even Pam's PR folks are saying, quote,

[2:03] "The two plan on moving slowly to create

[2:05] a new safe platform for their family."

[2:08] End quote. Now that family may have a

[2:10] new addition, and that's no surprise to

[2:13] Megan Lieberman, whose magazine recently

[2:15] interviewed the VIP star. Pamela told us

[2:18] that she really puts her role as a mom

[2:21] first. It's the most important thing to

[2:22] her and she really wants them to have a

[2:24] father around.

[2:25] >> And listen to what a very repentant

[2:27] Tommy said on LA's K-Rock radio about

[2:30] missing his kids in jail.

[2:32] >> I spent pretty much every night there

[2:34] crying about it, you know, trying to

[2:36] deal as best I could with not seeing

[2:39] them.

[2:39] >> Some believe Pam, seen here in this

[2:41] exclusive hard copy video, had her

[2:43] breast reduced because she planned to

[2:45] become pregnant. And then there's the

[2:47] really bizarre twist. The man who played

[2:49] Matchmaker, another star who's been

[2:52] jailed for abusing women.

[2:54] >> Mike Tyson pleaded with her to return to

[2:58] to Tommy. Well, considering Mike Tyson's

[3:01] background, of course, he would be in uh

[3:04] in Tommy Lee's corner.

[3:06] >> But the big question is, can the guy who

[3:08] served time for slapping the sexy star

[3:10] while holding one of their kids become a

[3:13] loving father all over again? If they

[3:16] see him hit her again, I think that

[3:17] would be the end of the relationship.

[3:19] What you want for the kids is not

[3:21] someone who will hurt your mom. That you

[3:24] can't live with.

[3:25] >> Tommy told Krock, "Everything's changed.

[3:28] >> Mama and the kids are back and it's like

[3:31] I don't know that we went through a

[3:33] really crappy year and um

[3:37] >> I don't know. It just uh it's amazing."

[3:39] Pregnant or not, it seems the sexual

[3:40] magnetism is just too strong to keep Pam

[3:43] and Tommy Lee apart.

[3:45] >> It's just fatal attractions. They just

[3:47] can't shake each other.

[3:50] >> And now that his anger management

[3:52] classes are behind him, look for Tommy

[3:53] Lee to work himself into a lather of a

[3:55] very different kind. We're told he and

[3:57] Pam will appear together in a bubble

[3:59] bath skit at the upcoming World Music

[4:02] Awards in Monaco.

[4:04] Now to Sin City where two cops are

[4:06] pointing the finger of blame at their

[4:07] own police department. But as Ed Miller

[4:10] reports, they say their efforts to make

[4:11] the city a safer place has put them in

[4:14] danger.

[4:16] >> Beyond the forbidden neon delights and

[4:18] decadence of Las Vegas, there lies

[4:20] another town with the same name and its

[4:23] own kind of sin.

[4:24] >> They don't want people to know all the

[4:26] things that are going on in the city of

[4:28] North Las Vegas and its police

[4:29] department. And maybe that's because the

[4:32] local police and city officials are

[4:33] starring in their own real life version

[4:35] of a sorted show you might call North

[4:38] Las Vegas Vice. I uncovered some things

[4:41] that the administration of the police

[4:42] department uh was involved in.

[4:45] >> Cops Mike Thomas and John Armstrong say

[4:47] they actually became victims of their

[4:49] own justice system when they blew the

[4:51] whistle on official corruption. I was

[4:54] getting phone calls about six calls a

[4:55] day from police officers, fellow police

[4:58] officers telling me, "Mike, you better

[5:00] watch your back."

[5:02] >> Thomas says the trouble erupted when he

[5:04] exposed an alleged money skimming scam.

[5:07] >> The union gets $330

[5:11] per person from the city for health

[5:13] insurance. Yet, they only turn around

[5:15] and pay about $140 for health insurance.

[5:18] So, where's the extra money? Thomas

[5:20] reported it to city officials only to be

[5:23] fired over what he says was a trivial

[5:25] and bogus charge.

[5:27] >> I was fired essentially because I didn't

[5:29] fuel a patrol car. We've gone from our

[5:32] vehicles being keyed in the police

[5:34] parking lot to union officials uh

[5:37] throwing elbows uh onto us walking down

[5:40] the hallway to him getting beat by a

[5:42] detective.

[5:42] >> The city attorney, on the other hand,

[5:44] claims these cops are involved in their

[5:46] own internal wrongdoings. Charges

[5:49] against Mr. Thomas arose out of an

[5:51] incident that occurred during the actual

[5:53] investigation of his complaint.

[5:55] >> But this North Las Vegas police officer

[5:58] who asked that we not reveal his

[6:00] identity says he knows what can happen

[6:02] to a cop who breaks the blue code of

[6:04] silence.

[6:05] >> I don't think it's a code of silence to

[6:08] protect each other. I think it's a code

[6:09] of silence to protect the institution.

[6:12] >> In fact, Thomas says someone actually

[6:14] tried to kill him. I do believe officer

[6:17] Thomas when he tells me that somebody

[6:20] tried to run him over in the parking

[6:21] lot. They've been hurt professionally

[6:24] and they're trying to survive and the

[6:27] only way they can do it is to fight back

[6:28] and go public.

[6:29] >> Even the mayor, Mike Montandon, feels

[6:31] these officers should be heard.

[6:33] >> They came to me to to air out their

[6:36] views. If someone's actually threatening

[6:38] someone's life or attempting to run them

[6:40] over, that's a serious issue. serious

[6:43] enough for the mayor to join Thomas and

[6:45] Armstrong when they took their claims to

[6:47] the FBI.

[6:48] >> I think the police department needs to

[6:50] be cleaned up. If it takes federal

[6:51] intervention, that's what it takes. So

[6:53] now all Thomas and Armstrong can do is

[6:56] wait and hope for justice fed style.

[7:00] >> The FBI told Hard Copy that they met

[7:02] with the two cops, but wouldn't say

[7:04] whether there will be an investigation.

[7:06] Now, while cops in Colorado continue

[7:08] their investigation into the Littleton

[7:10] massacre, Steve Langford reports that

[7:12] Hollywood is doing some serious

[7:13] soulsearching, wondering if movies or

[7:16] television might somehow be responsible.

[7:19] Guns and Hollywood, the double barreled,

[7:22] double bill of American culture is

[7:25] suddenly under fire as some wonder, can

[7:28] shooting a movie be as destructive as

[7:30] shooting a gun? Well, maybe it's the

[7:32] movies, maybe it's the books, maybe it's

[7:34] the bullets, maybe it's the real crooks,

[7:36] maybe it's the drugs, maybe.

[7:37] >> At an anti-gun rally on the steps of the

[7:39] Colorado state capital, grief and rage

[7:42] over the Coline massacre have many

[7:45] suggesting that Hollywood's dream

[7:46] machines should now be blamed for

[7:49] creating nightmares, too.

[7:51] >> And we, as parents, have got to do

[7:54] something about that.

[7:56] Our elected leaders have to do

[7:57] something. The entertainment industry

[7:59] has to do something.

[8:01] Tom Mouser's son, Daniel, was shot and

[8:03] killed in the Colorado high school

[8:05] rampage. Mouser's heartbreaking

[8:07] appearance here takes anguished aim at

[8:10] the violence in our culture.

[8:12] >> A Tech 9 semi-automatic

[8:15] 30 bullet weapon like that that killed

[8:17] my son

[8:19] is not used to kill deer. It has no

[8:23] useful purpose.

[8:25] It is time to address this problem.

[8:29] Video games like Doom that the two

[8:31] student killers apparently love to play

[8:34] have everyone from average parents to

[8:36] media experts asking, "Are we what we

[8:39] watch?" If you watch TV, if you watch

[8:41] the film, you watch the video game. It's

[8:43] a big joy to kill somebody, to hurt

[8:46] somebody, to maim them, to dismember

[8:48] them. That's sick. One Coline Jr., a

[8:51] young woman, told the New York Times she

[8:53] played the Doom video game, too. She

[8:55] said she'd get quote royally pissed off

[8:57] at people at school, then go home and

[8:59] play doom for hours to get rid of her

[9:02] stress. Trench coat terror, brutal box

[9:05] office killers like Matrix and

[9:07] basketball diaries have some screaming,

[9:11] stop the media madness.

[9:12] >> I'm concerned about Hollywood, but I'm

[9:14] also concerned about the First

[9:15] Amendment. I know Hollywood uh wouldn't

[9:17] make them if people didn't come. Bitter

[9:20] arguments about the Second Amendment are

[9:22] now being compounded by angry attacks

[9:24] against First Amendment rights, too.

[9:26] >> But I know one thing, if it were up to

[9:29] me, I'd take away the gun.

[9:35] >> Tomorrow on Hard Copy, Marilyn Manson's

[9:37] the headbanger with the wildest

[9:39] reputation in the business.

[9:41] >> Marilyn Manson is a spokesperson for the

[9:45] misfits. But after the Littleton

[9:47] massacre, the Gothic rocker is

[9:49] cancelling concerts right and left.

[9:51] >> Well, you definitely can't blame Marilyn

[9:52] Manson for something such as the Coline

[9:54] shootings. People are like getting to

[9:56] the point where they want to kill him.

[9:58] Like, how messed up is that?

[10:00] >> It's Manson madness tomorrow.

[10:04] Up next,

[10:06] >> the shocking treatment some children

[10:08] receive by so-called child care

[10:10] professionals.

[10:11] >> I want this to stop because more

[10:13] children are going to die. My own child

[10:15] could have died from this.

[10:16] >> Plus, the all American girls who found

[10:18] fame in a far away land and a foreign

[10:21] language.

[10:21] >> A movie career would be fabulous.

[10:23] >> And did a hockey puck send Tom cruising

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[12:57] Now the videotapes every parent should

[12:59] see but few will want to watch. They

[13:01] show a controversial grip that some

[13:03] group homes use to control troubled

[13:05] children. As our Ed Miller reports,

[13:07] these chanty choke holds can be more

[13:09] than dangerous. They can be downright

[13:11] deadly.

[13:12] 16-year-old Mark Sorz checked into a

[13:15] group home for troubled teens, but never

[13:17] checked out. He died after two staff

[13:19] counselors restrained him with some sort

[13:22] of headlock hold. A state inquest said

[13:24] it was an accidental death, but Mark's

[13:27] aunt is still demanding some sort of

[13:29] explanation.

[13:30] >> Mark did nothing to deserve to die.

[13:34] There's no justification for his death.

[13:37] >> Hillary Knight says she was almost

[13:39] killed while being restrained in a

[13:40] different group home. The hold, she

[13:43] says, is similar to what wrestlers use.

[13:45] >> And it ended up that he broke my nose

[13:47] and fractured my jaw and I had blood all

[13:50] over my face, blood all over me. I was

[13:51] choking on my blood. It's very easy to

[13:54] die in situations like that when you are

[13:56] being physically restrained by people,

[13:58] especially if they don't know what

[13:59] they're doing. During the past several

[14:01] years, more than 100 children across the

[14:03] country have died at the hands of

[14:05] someone who was trying to restrain them.

[14:07] These kind of potentially deadly

[14:09] restraints are commonly used in

[14:11] psychiatric hospitals, detention

[14:13] centers, group homes, some nursing

[14:15] homes, and some special education

[14:17] classes.

[14:19] What you're about to see is disturbing.

[14:21] Watch as 11-year-old Matthew, who is

[14:23] autistic, is pushed face down to the

[14:26] ground with his hands pinned up against

[14:28] his back. It's very much like using a

[14:30] straight jacket, only worse because

[14:32] you're not pulling on a piece of cloth,

[14:34] you're pulling on the child's arms.

[14:36] >> Matthew was not violent or out of

[14:39] control. Instead, the teacher says he

[14:41] was being restrained for throwing a

[14:43] piece of paper on the floor.

[14:45] >> To me, this is no different than when

[14:47] people used to tie handicapped people to

[14:50] beds up in an attic um and keep them out

[14:53] of sight. Melanie Lion is especially

[14:56] upset because on the videotape you can

[14:58] hear her son begging for a second

[15:00] chance. Yet the teacher continues to

[15:02] hold you down.

[15:03] >> He's screaming because it's painful to

[15:06] have your both of your arms pulled

[15:07] behind your back with your chest down on

[15:09] a carpet and a teacher sitting on top of

[15:12] you. Abby is another autistic child from

[15:15] the same Cape Cod Public School

[15:17] District. She weighs just 64 pounds and

[15:19] has the mind of a three-year-old, but

[15:22] she is slammed to the ground repeatedly.

[15:24] >> They treated her like a criminal, like a

[15:26] drug dealer. It's a way of controlling

[15:28] the child,

[15:30] >> and it's wrong. I wouldn't do that to my

[15:33] child in my home. What makes them think

[15:35] they can do it in a school?

[15:36] >> On the tape, Abby is restrained 14 times

[15:39] in one day. Sometimes for not sitting in

[15:41] her chair, at one point for not blowing

[15:43] her nose. When her mother saw it on

[15:45] tape, she went to the police, accusing

[15:47] the teacher of assault and battery.

[15:50] >> They could have killed my 10-year-old

[15:52] child using these techniques on her over

[15:56] and over again.

[15:57] >> The Cape Cod school system refused to

[15:59] comment on the restraints, but the

[16:01] videotape evidence has turned both

[16:03] mothers into crusaders. They want these

[16:05] wrestling type restraints outlawed.

[16:07] >> They are supposed to be there to protect

[16:10] these children, not to abuse them. I

[16:13] want this to stop because more children

[16:15] are going to die. My own child could

[16:17] have died from this.

[16:18] >> I can't think of any reason that would

[16:20] justify that kind of violent treatment

[16:22] of any child, particularly a handicapped

[16:25] child who cannot speak for himself.

[16:29] >> Because of the deaths, legislation is

[16:31] now in the works to restrict restraint

[16:33] holds.

[16:34] >> Tomorrow on our copy, the stock market's

[16:37] stuffed shirts are being replaced by

[16:39] these unconventional investors.

[16:42] more than doubled my money. With school,

[16:44] sometimes I end up getting on the

[16:45] internet, checking to see what my stocks

[16:46] are doing.

[16:47] >> It's Wall Street versus the information

[16:50] superighway. It's probably the most

[16:52] profound change in investor behavior in

[16:55] the last 10 or 15 years.

[16:56] >> Caught online bucking the system

[16:59] tomorrow.

[17:01] Now, some big-time TV stars you've

[17:03] probably never heard of. That's because

[17:05] these American actresses do their jobs

[17:07] on Italian television. Jerry Penoli has

[17:10] more on the lovely ladies who decided it

[17:12] was time to say ciao Hollywood bonjouro

[17:15] Italy.

[17:21] >> What's a nice all American girl like

[17:24] Justine Mater doing in the middle of an

[17:26] Italian television show

[17:28] >> in Honda on the air.

[17:31] >> She's on the air and on Cloud9 as a

[17:34] major television star in Italy.

[17:36] >> Somehow I end up working in television

[17:38] one day. I always had kind of like that

[17:39] dream, but you know, I wasn't exactly

[17:42] sure how I was going to make it there.

[17:44] >> Justine with her Marilyn Monroe makeup

[17:46] and hairdo is just one of many American

[17:48] women who are being embraced as

[17:50] celebrities in Italy. There's also Randy

[17:52] Ingramman, who's become a TV star by

[17:54] learning just enough Italian to get by.

[18:02] And in the case of California girl Wendy

[18:04] Windham, her language barrier actually

[18:06] became one of her assets. And on the

[18:08] comedy show she does, the others

[18:10] playfully make fun of her.

[18:16] >> Wendy

[18:17] >> Italians seem to like the seemingly

[18:19] perfect American girl who has some

[18:21] flaws.

[18:21] >> I did a lot of dances in the first the

[18:24] second year that I was on the show that

[18:26] where my skirt would like, you know, fly

[18:28] open. I transfire

[18:30] >> talent does win out for American Heather

[18:32] Paresi who has danced her way to stardom

[18:34] on Italian television for the last 20

[18:36] years and all of these Americans like

[18:39] Justine are household names in Italy.

[18:42] >> They're always fascinated a little bit

[18:43] by the American culture by by the accent

[18:46] by the way you talk Italian. They they

[18:48] find it very uh

[18:50] seems fast. You go

[18:52] >> I'm on the bed completely new with a

[18:53] bunch of pillows.

[18:55] Supermodel Carol Al has paved the way

[18:57] for this new breed of American beauties

[18:59] becoming stars overseas, parlayed an

[19:02] American modeling career and has been a

[19:04] huge star in Italian movies and TV shows

[19:06] for years now.

[19:07] >> A lot of the girls who are models are

[19:10] getting offered parts as actresses and

[19:12] that that the movie industry doesn't

[19:15] care whether they were models first.

[19:16] >> So, how did Justine do it without any

[19:18] show biz experience? She was discovered

[19:21] quite by accident in an Italian disco

[19:23] one night by a photographer who was

[19:25] intrigued with her Marilynesque

[19:26] qualities. But Justine takes all of her

[19:29] success in stride.

[19:30] >> Being uh dressed up as Marilyn and

[19:33] having the the my hair like this and

[19:35] everything, I you can't really take

[19:37] yourself very seriously.

[19:39] >> Once a California college student, now a

[19:41] major European TV star. Talk about a

[19:44] Roman holiday paying off.

[19:47] Laevita. All right. And now from the

[19:49] airwaves of Italy to the mansions of

[19:51] Malibu, California, when we heard

[19:53] Richard Gear was giving up his seaside

[19:54] home for the sake of the Daly Lama, we

[19:57] hit the beach with the truth squad.

[20:02] >> True or false? Is Richard Gear selling

[20:04] his house to raise funds for the Tibetan

[20:06] Preservation Fund? Probably. I don't see

[20:08] why not. Cuz he could, you know, write

[20:09] it up for taxes or something.

[20:11] >> Cynic. Anyway, Gear has three passions

[20:13] in life. Acting, beautiful women, and

[20:16] Buddhist causes. But when we called his

[20:18] people, they told us this story is

[20:20] false. Gear's $6 million beachfront home

[20:23] is up for sale, but Gear will keep the

[20:25] profits. True or false? Did Tom Cruz

[20:28] risk his movie star looks by catching a

[20:30] hockey puck in midair at a game?

[20:33] >> I don't see him just grabbing a ball

[20:34] like that. I don't know.

[20:37] >> Hey, Tom seems kind of athletic, but

[20:39] when we called his people, they said,

[20:40] "Sorry, this one's false." Tom did get a

[20:43] puck at a game, but it landed right in

[20:45] front of him. By the way, did the lady

[20:46] we spoke to look familiar to any of you?

[20:48] She tells us she's a huge pop star in

[20:51] South America. Okay, here's her 5second

[20:54] Truth Squad audition.

[21:02] >> True or false? Is Julia Roberts

[21:04] boyfriend Benjamin Brat going to star in

[21:06] a movie with Madonna?

[21:07] >> He's not very high profile compared to

[21:10] her, but in terms of looks, they look

[21:12] really good together.

[21:13] >> They would make a hot couple. Hope Julia

[21:15] is not the jealous type because this

[21:16] one's true. The movie is called The Next

[21:19] Best Thing.

[21:20] >> And speaking of movies, was Star Wars

[21:22] actor Mark Hamill originally cast as a

[21:24] regular on a popular small screen

[21:26] series? Find out tomorrow in a special

[21:28] intergalactic edition of The Truth

[21:30] Squad.

[21:32] >> Up next, you've seen almost every part

[21:34] of her body, but can you tell who this

[21:36] pop diva is just by looking into her

[21:38] eyes? Find out as we tie up loose ends

[21:41] next.

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[21:45] >> You stop brushing with Sensidine every

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[22:45] >> I had a nice time tonight.

[22:46] >> Yeah, me too.

[22:49] >> Hi. Ever wonder why Taco Bell uses such

[22:51] a little dog to promote their gordas?

[22:54] Because they're small.

[22:55] >> That's my apartment.

[22:56] >> Yeah. Now, at Taco Time, we'd use

[22:58] something like this felt. He's big. Like

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[23:08] >> Taco Time. If we use the dog, it'd be

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[24:28] >> Okay, when it comes to fame and fortune,

[24:30] these eyes have it. But to whom do they

[24:32] belong? We find out in another edition

[24:34] of Lucense.

[24:37] Look at the legs, the body, and the

[24:39] moves. Still can't figure out who this

[24:41] sexy singer is? We'll take one more look

[24:44] at her eyes. Put it all together, and

[24:46] you've got Madonna. She's striking her

[24:48] latest pose with extra eyeliner and

[24:50] mascara.

[24:51] >> Incredibly, incredible.

[24:53] >> And yep, she's done it again. Madonna

[24:55] has started another craze that is

[24:57] sweeping Hollywood, and that ties up

[25:00] loose ends.

[25:02] Tomorrow, team pop star Britney Spears

[25:04] took the music scene by storm. Now we

[25:07] take you back home with Britney.

[25:09] Tomorrow.

[25:11] >> 1984, IHOP captured the hearts of

[25:13] millions with the Rudy Tooty Fresh and

[25:15] Fruity. 1997, IHOP makes headlines again

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[26:00] >> maybe you would want his job. Captain

[26:02] Warren Petri, the hardest working man in

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[26:11] >> I used to think that the baby just comes

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[26:15] >> My dad used to tell me that I came from

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[26:22] >> My parents always like stutter. My dad's

[26:23] kind of scared about that. My mom hasn't

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[26:28] >> I could talk. It's my dad. He's um too

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[26:36] about it about sex.

[26:42] >> I'm Mike Donahghue. Today in Kosovo, a

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[27:54] Well, that's hard copy for now. I'm Kyle

[27:56] Kra. We're going to say so long with

[27:58] more from those Americans who've made it

[27:59] big on Italian TV. We'll see you later.

[28:03] >> Success in Italy is great. Italy is a

[28:05] fabulous country. And uh when you're

[28:08] famous or successful, Italians offer you

[28:11] a lot. They want to they especially with

[28:13] the television they feel like you're

[28:15] part of their family. They want to touch

[28:16] you. They're they're very, you know,

[28:17] it's very affectionate kind of a

[28:19] country. So I mean it's great. I'm

[28:21] really enjoying it. I'm very very lucky.

[28:27] >> Well, it's a big deal we're talking

[28:28] about. Big deal. Well, I only make big

[28:31] deals.

[28:35] >> Uh-oh. Better get Makeo.

[28:38] >> Painting costs aren't a big deal when

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[29:41] Get involved.

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[29:46] I care about where my grandkids will

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[30:08] >> This is what matters to Paul, what

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[30:14] >> The most important resources in the news

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