“I recruited Lisa Vanderpump, the restaurant-owning star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules, who has delivered such hard truths as “People are replaceable, and they need to know that,” and “You’re not important enough to hate.” She gets her intel not from big data but from real people. “When you’re in the restaurant industry, you’re around a lot of people and get a great pulse reading. I hear things before they hit the tabloids. I see the person out of rehab who orders a Diet Coke with a slip of vodka in it,” she explained. Unlike Nate Silver, she won thousands of dollars in bets with friends by predicting that Trump would win, based on what she heard drunk people saying.”

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How the Orlando Massacre Changed Reality TV’s ‘Rules’

“Lisa Vanderpump awoke the morning of June 12 feeling anxious.

The reality television star was set to film her Bravo show, ‘Vanderpump Rules,’ during the Gay Pride Parade in West Hollywood. Furthermore, she owns two restaurants in the heart of the predominantly gay neighborhood: SUR (the setting of ‘Rules) and Pump. It was going to be an intense day.

Then she got the news: 49 people — mostly LGBT — were gunned down at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando hours earlier, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.”

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Kathy Lee and Hoda discuss The TEN Tenors and their album “Our Chrismas Wish”, on sale on Amazon with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

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