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Show Transcript
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This is brought to you by Safety FM.
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This is brought to you by Safety FM.
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The program is rated M-A-L-S-V.
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It contains strong language, sexual situations, and violence.
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It is intended only for mature audiences.
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Finally!
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Show with the balls and call it like it is.
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Rated R Safety Show.
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On Safety FM.
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Countdown to audio torture.
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The rated R Safety Show starts in 3...
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Let the eardrum pain begin.
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Forget the corporate bullshit.
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This is the Rated R Safety Show.
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With your host, Dr.
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Uh...
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It doesn't matter who the host is.
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Oh yes!
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You know that already.
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It does not matter who the host is.
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What has always mattered is who the listeners are.
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Anyways, today is Thursday, September the 12th of 2024.
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Day 256 of the year.
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And only 110 days left to go.
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We are broadcasting live from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM.
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And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues
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at that other place that we do stuff at.
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Radio Big.
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Oh yes, hanging out with our friends at RadioBig.FM.
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If you want to come and do all the fun stuff that we get to do.
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No doubt about that.
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Anyways, so here we go as we are broadcasting live today.
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You know, callinradio.com is the way to get into our little system.
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That will be video text messaging and audio messaging
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as we come across the multiverse.
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So once you get there, you click on it, we go through, we do our thing.
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I will tell you, the text messaging is a lot easier than anything else.
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As you do that, we'll kind of look at the commentary, go from there,
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and move on and make sure that we're doing everything the way that you want to do it.
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Anyways, if you're not familiar with our show, let's talk about it real quick.
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What we do here is we talk about safety in the news, news and safety.
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No doubt about that.
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We cover all of that information to make sure that we are giving you
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the most current news on the things that are going on inside of the world
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and also to make sure that we are covering the news that is going on
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inside of the world of safety.
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So there you go.
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You have conversation starters as we move forward.
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callinradio.com, like I said, is to be able to get everything going.
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So how have you been?
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How has the last 24 hours been?
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It's always important.
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Now, there was kind of some confusion yesterday.
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We were doing our show.
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Some people got it, some people didn't.
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We are definitely always on the podcast network, so don't worry about that.
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If you're not able to catch it live, the podcast network is always there.
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We try to drop it in close to real time.
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And if you're listening to the podcatcher right now,
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our podcatcher is doing it live in real time as well.
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This week, no video though.
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So if you are looking at those video things, yeah, not available there
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just in regards of how we have our setup this week.
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But don't worry.
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When we get back to our normal gig, which will be next week,
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we will start doing video again.
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That's just kind of the way that it goes.
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Anyway, so let's do this.
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Why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending
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because people are going to want to know all about that.
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Here is what was trending.
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Rated R, Safety Show.
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Okay, so as I take a look around, a Malaysian woman survives an
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Otter Pack attack and the Sacramento family gets spooked by a terrifying prank.
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We'll talk about that as we get into our shit list.
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Also, Justin Timberlake scores a big win in his DWI case.
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And Hulk Hogan seriously worried about Mike Tyson's upcoming bout.
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We'll talk about that as we get into show business.
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Also, the final season of Hands Made Tale gets a premiere date.
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We'll talk about that as we get into casting calls.
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And a veteran actress still thinks that Kim can't act.
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I don't know if that's important, but I just mentioned that out loud.
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Also, new details about the King and Queen on the upcoming trip to Australia.
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So we'll get into that as we start talking about the Royals.
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So as we know, we have some professional broadcasters waiting in the wings
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wanting to tell you everything that's going on inside of the world of the news.
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So if you're ready, I'm ready.
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We'll get it all rolling for you because that is what we do around here.
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We want to talk. We want to hang. We want to bang.
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We want to do everything that we can to give you the latest information
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on what the hell's going on inside of the world of the news.
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So if you're ready for the news, I'm ready for the news.
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And we can give it to you all right now here on this little show
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known as the Radar Safety Show.
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Here is the news on the Radar Safety Show.
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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Ollie Barrett.
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The UN says six employees of its agency for Palestinian refugees
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have been killed in an Israeli airstrike.
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Officials in Gaza say 18 people were killed in the strike on a school
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in the Nusayrat refugee camp.
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The Israel Defense Forces say it was a precise strike on terrorists
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who they say were operating inside a Hamas command and control centre at the school.
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England's national health service is in a critical condition, according to a new report.
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It points to underinvestment, damaging reforms and challenges
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around productivity and an ageing population.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the NHS needs to reform or die.
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Health Secretary Wes Streeting says prevention needs to be improved.
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Crucially on public health and prevention measures, we've got to take people with us.
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So I'm up for having a debate and listening to ideas from experts in public health,
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but also the public.
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We've got to have a debate about how we deal with sickness in our society,
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keeping us living longer but also living well for longer.
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Pope Francis is in Singapore to celebrate mass with 50,000 people at the National Stadium.
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It's the final stop in a 12-day Asia-Pacific tour that's seen the 87-year-old
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travel to Indonesia, Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea.
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Laura Westbrook reports.
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Pope Francis is the second pope to visit Singapore after the late John Paul II in 1986.
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Singapore counts around 210,000 people as Catholics, 7% of its population.
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The highlight of the pope's trip is a mass at Singapore's National Stadium
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where crowds will include Hong Kong Catholics.
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He is expected to focus on interfaith dialogue and will also address political authorities.
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This trip has been closely followed by China, where the pope in recent months
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has restated his desire to visit and so will be closely watched to see what overtures he will make.
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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.
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The United Nations Refugee Agency is appealing for $21 million to urgently scale up
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health services for forcibly displaced people in African countries impacted by EMPOCs.
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According to the organisation, the funding is to support critical response and prevention efforts
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in 35 countries across the continent.
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Jodie Jacobs reports from the UN.
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EMPOCs, according to the World Health Organisation, has been endemic in parts of Africa for decades.
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But after a rising number of cases of the new strain of the EMPOCs virus in several parts of the continent,
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the WHO declared it a public health emergency of international concern.
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So far, more than 20,000 suspected cases have been reported on the continent this year alone
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and the world body is most concerned about thousands of displaced people on the continent.
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And the UN is now calling on the international community to increase its financial support
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for it to respond more swiftly to the outbreak.
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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.
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The Greek prime minister has criticised Germany's plan to tighten migration restrictions.
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On Monday, Berlin will begin implementing a policy aimed to curb irregular migration.
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William Densler reports from Brussels.
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In an interview with Greek radio, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the response to irregular migration
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can't be to scrap free movement across the Schengen area.
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Germany shares a land border with nine countries and next week will tighten restrictions aimed at curbing people arriving illegally.
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Mitsotakis says that by eroding Schengen travel freedoms,
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the issue of irregular migration will fall on European nations with external borders.
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He says a fair compromise is needed among all European powers.
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William Densler, Brussels.
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Nigerian authorities say nearly 2,500 Nigerians have been evacuated from Libya this year.
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It's part of the government's effort to return dozens of Nigerians stranded in the country.
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Ajay Kmangut reports from Abuja.
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The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, or NIDCOM, says the evacuation was carried out via 15 flights between January and September.
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The Commission says this was done in collaboration with various government agencies and the International Organization for Migration.
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This is not the first time the agency has evacuated Nigerians stranded in Libya and other countries.
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NIDCOM says over 10,000 Nigerians have been evacuated from Libya in the last few years.
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Nigeria's government has repeatedly warned citizens to avoid illegal migration through Libya,
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but each year doesn't make the dangerous journey to Europe in search of better fortunes.
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However, many of them end up getting stranded or being forced into labour or prostitution.
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Ajay Kmangut, Abuja.
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Okay, yes, we are still hanging out here on the Rated R Safety Show.
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So don't worry about that.
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We're going to make sure that we take care of you over the next three hours.
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I know people get hung up when I say that.
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Don't worry, it's the only the first hour that we refer to as the Rated R Safety Show.
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As we go into our 2 and 3 that is known as the Jay Allen of the Morning Show,
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So let's get into it.
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Here we go again with 54 days until the election.
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Two industry groups were voting.
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The election administration sent an open letter to the Postmaster General warning of efficient mail system
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disenfranchisement voters during the primary process.
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The National Association of Secretaries of State and the National Association of State of Election Directors
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sent a letter on the behalf of the election administration to all 50 states,
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and they received ballots postmarked before the voting deadline that were returned well after the counting deadline.
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In some cases, they arrived three to five days after the USPS promises the first class mail,
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but the timing of the letter coincided with early voting in Alabama,
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where the first absentee ballots in the nations were out on Wednesday for the general election.
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But wait, representatives from the Postal Service said in 2020 that 98% of ballots were returned on time
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and 99% were on time in 2022.
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But also wait, which such a slim margins of the battleground states, every vote and every hour matters.
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And worth noting, of course, we'll have to talk about it,
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none of these would be a problem with the national voting holiday mandatory in-person voting and identification.
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This is according to the Associated Press.
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So absentee ballots I can understand to some extent,
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but where I have the hard time is when you start taking a look at it and go, OK, why does it take so long?
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And listen, let's make this thing a national holiday of, hey, you have to go out there and vote.
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I mean, we have people in our military that are out there that are making sure that you are able to do the things
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or they're fighting for your rights and your freedoms.
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So why would this not be something of such importance in regards of us having our people out there enjoying,
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quote unquote, a holiday, but making sure that they're out there voting?
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We at Safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying.
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He is trying to be entertaining.
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We're to our safety show.
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It's not about being an idiot. It's about keeping it real here in regards to the things that are going on.
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I don't shy away from some of these things.
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I always look at it from the standpoint because both of my parents were in the military
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and my sister was in the military,
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but it's one of those things that we have to go out and vote minimally.
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That's our our minimum duty that we need to go out there and do it.
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Listen, I like I always say I personally do not care who you go out there and vote for.
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What is more important to me is that you actually go out there and vote.
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So just keep that in mind as we are talking.
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So there you go. Spooky season.
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A Sacramento family is looking for answers after they found a severed pig's head on their doorstep on Monday morning.
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They were intentionally asking not to be identified by name,
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but the local media, the kind of intimidating, disturbing and bit frightening.
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The man of the house said, Oh yeah, it would sound like that.
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Also, the head was positioned pointing towards the door and had nails to nails to the nose.
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And it looked like the blood was all over.
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He added a couple called the police after they made the shocking discovery.
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Both police and animal control responded to look into the investigation is ongoing.
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This is according to KCRA KCRA.
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So I mean, what the hell is going on in Sacramento that somebody would even decide to do this?
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I mean, if you think about it, it's almost like the horse head that you would think about inside of the movie, the Godfather, if anything.
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But man, that gets weird relatively quick in regards of doing that.
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So there you go.
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So just some just some strange things there.
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Anyways, no one was injured after a Carnival Spirit cruise ship impacted an ice impacted an iceberg last week off the coast of Alaska.
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Fortunately, the ship sustained no damage either.
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A representative for the cruise line downplayed the accident saying that the ship hit an errant piece of ice.
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It's likely the incident would be gone entirely.
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I noticed that it wasn't for the social media videos about the mishap one cruiser who witnessed the ominously called crash, the Titanic moment.
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The worst of it happened to have been in delays that were caused for investigation for the damage.
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This is according to CNN.
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So, I mean, you can downplay it as much as you want, but man, some lingo bingo stuff when you go out there and take a look.
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And if you take a look at it, there are some videos online about this incident, but it gets weird because you can see the ice when it's upcoming.
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The ice does not look gigantic, but it is still a piece of ice.
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And here's the great part about it.
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You just don't know how far down that ice goes.
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So that's something to think about as we're going through the whole thing.
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And yes, of course, you're going to be delayed because people are going to have 10,000 questions about what was going on.
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And, you know, did you sustain any damage?
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You know, damage?
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You know, I need to know if there is any to do so.
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Anyway, listen to this move over.
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Zempik, a Danish pharmaceutical company, has presented a new pill to combat obesity at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual Meeting in Madrid and a 12 week study, 128 or excuse me, 124 overweight participants.
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Those who look a single took a single dose lost about 10.4 percent of their body weight.
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Participants who took twice the bills lost 13.1 percent of their body weight. By comparison, the placebo group lost about 1.1 percent of their body weight.
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The deli pill suppresses hunger hormones in a way similar to ozempic, but it also is convenient in pill form.
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But wait, the most common side effect reported was gastrointenatous discomfort leading to nausea and vomiting.
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So it's hard to eat when all you want to do is throw up a pick your poison.
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This is a study found. So here's the thing that I ask.
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I don't know. Are you familiar with any of these things like with ozempic or, you know, GLP one or whatever the hell they call all this stuff.
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And if you are, is this something that you've taken?
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Because if it is something that you're taking, I am not passing any judgment here.
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I mean, you need to do whatever you think is going to be best suited for you.
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But are you aware that it is strongly encouraged that you take that stuff and when you're taking it, you're taking it with some format of of working out still.
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It's not just, hey, you take this and that's done because it could have some level of impact on your muscle structure as well.
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Because I say if you're going to do any of those things, you need to have some conversations with some some people in regards of what they know what the hell is going on and how it will affect your body or so on.
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And you know, I'm not going to give you, hey, here's this sponsor that I'm going to recommend for you.
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I'll take a look at it and I go this way.
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