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Talk show topics are vetted weeks before filming

HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART

You cannot simply show up and speak your mind. Every anecdote and topic is rigorously vetted by clearance teams weeks before filming to ensure no unexpected legal liabilities or unapproved corporate competitors are accidentally mentioned on air.

Talk show topics are vetted weeks before filming
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