[NakedNews.com] 2021.11.17 [1080p]

Naked News Transcript - November 17, 2021

The show begins with a welcome from Eila Adams, who reflects on the significant impact of the pandemic and the rise of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Frankie Kennedy reports from the Naked Newsroom, highlighting Thanksgiving preparations in the U.S. and sharing insights from WalletHub, which estimates Americans will spend over$600 million on turkeys alone, leading to the consumption of approximately 46 million turkeys and over 8 billion calories. A survey by Jennie-O indicates that many people feel intimidated by turkey preparation, but support is available through their hotline until November 28.Kennedy also announces the return of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to its pre-pandemic format, featuring 15 giant balloons, 28 floats, 10 marching bands, and numerous celebrity performances, including Carrie Underwood and Kristen Chenoweth. Marina Valmont introduces a segment on Inside The Box, discussing the second season of "Tiger King," a series that gained popularity during the pandemic. The new season promises more drama and controversy, including a lawsuit by Carole Baskin against Netflix. Valmont also mentions Marvel's "Hit-Monkey," a new series now streaming on Hulu. Frankie Kennedy returns with headlines, including a potential diplomatic boycott by President Biden of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics due to human rights concerns in China. Pfizer has announced a deal to provide its experimental COVID-19 treatment to nearly 100 developing nations, aiming to improve global access. Additionally, three Italian jewelry thieves have been sentenced to prison for a series of high-value burglaries in the UK, with most of the stolen items still unrecovered. The program concludes with a preview of the next day’s episode, which will feature a throwback segment and an interview with Harry Sparks of Sparks Entertainment. Viewers are encouraged to engage via social media and email. Naked News remains a unique program, combining real news with the allure of its format, featuring intelligent, attractive women reporting on various topics in an innovative way.