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There's nothing Andy Cohen and Bravo love more

then when a couple comes on and their marriage crumbles, it fails, it falls apart, it collapses, reality television producers love this.

So on the one hand, you want to profit from and glorify violence and the ending of relationships and tumult and turmoil and chaos.

But then when that really comes home to roost, you want to cancel the whole season.

So I want to hear from you guys.

What do you think?

Where is the line?

Shouldn't you just air this?

Because look at the Real Housewives, right?

They really set the stage for reality television.

And we have a clip.

These are the types of things that you will see if you turn on Real Housewives and reality television.

So there you have it.

Reality television profits from this violence, families falling apart, but because Taylor Frankie Paul, I guess, this video resurfaced from years ago, they're running and hiding their tails.

So I am calling on ABC, Disney, just run the season.

What they could do is they could do a special with her on domestic violence.

The network could pay to send her to some type of anger management, some type of therapy.

They could use it as a PSA because there are so many women out there

and men who could relate, who have been in volatile relationships, where you get into fights.

I have friends who've been in relationships where they get into knock-down, drag-out fights in the middle of the night, and we're trying to do interventions to say, come on, kumbaya, come back to life, you guys need to separate, and you're trying to intervene.