EP 1021 - Can We Co-Exist?

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Run along, I know this might seem a little frustrating

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But as she keeps me hanging on, I come on home to you

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Follow, you know I'm a man who still need power

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Follow, you know I'm a man who still need power

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The Rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1

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Ah, let the eardrum pain begin

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Forget the corporate bullshit

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This is The Rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr. Um...

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It doesn't matter who the host is

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You so know it and I do too that it does not matter who the host is

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Anyways, we are here today on Monday, September the 30th of 2024

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Day 274th of the year and only 92 days left to go

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida

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And coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM

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And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over the...

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Rio Pig, USA, Canada, UK

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Oh yes, you know how it goes around here, all love and dedication to everyone

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As we are talking and moving and grooving

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Anyways, so if you want to take a listen to what we have going on, radiobig.fm, safetyfm.com

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You have the streaming services that we come in on, on the different social media aspects

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We are also on iHeartRadio, Odyssey, Live 365

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And then we are also on a podcast network

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But if you have one of the newer podcast catchers

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You are listening to us potentially live on the podcast catcher

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Because we are doing it live on that section

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So it kind of goes in real time

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It's a whole circle of snakes as we are doing our thing

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No doubt about that

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Anyways, so a lot of stuff to talk about, a lot of things to do

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Thank you for coming back if you have been here before

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If you haven't been, well let's talk about some of the things that we do around here

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We talk about safety, we talk about the news, we talk about safety and the news

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We have some professional broadcasters

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That come in, hang out and do all the stuff that they do

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And then we kind of come in and we talk

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We move, we groove, and then we do everything that we can possible

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To get you moving forward with news information

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To talk about other things and then we talk about some safety stuff

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The reason why we do it in this format

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Is because people tell me all the time that they don't know how to start off some of these conversations

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And I look at it from the standpoint of if I give you pop culture news

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I give you some news and some of the things that are going on now in real time

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They're conversation starters

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Numero uno and then you're staying informed

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With some of the other stuff that is going on

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So it is a whole plethora of things to do

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There is no doubt there

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Anyways with that being said why don't we start doing this and start talking right away about

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What the hell was trending in the overnight

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Here is what was trending

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Rated R, Safety Show

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Okay so as we take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends

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And we start talking about some of the things that are going on

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Let's talk about what the new space race is and how it's heating up

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And airline employees get busted for drug smuggling

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Hey now

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Anyways so Josh Dugger gets some new prison digs

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And Shaq likes to splurge on Amazon

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We'll talk about that as we get into it

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And Chucky gets cancelled and The Rock doesn't want to do hot ones

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We'll talk about that as we get into some of the detailed stuff

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And also Prince Harry's makes a mysterious stop at the Big Apple

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We'll talk about that as we get into the Royals

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Keep in mind this is hour number one of a three hour show

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The first hour we call the Rated R, Safety Show

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It's the only hour that's on video

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If you want to interact with the show, call in Radio.com

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We'll get you moving and grooving as we go into our systems there

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And then you have the option of audio messaging, video messaging, and text messaging

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So you got some three obscenes as we are doing our stuff there

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So there you go, there you go

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A lot of stuff, little time as we move

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There you go

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So with that being said, maybe it is time to get you the people at Feature Story News

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So let's go ahead and do that right now

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Here is the news on the Rated R Safety Show

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From Feature Story News in London, I'm Oli Barrett

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Lebanon says a million people may be displaced as Israel continues airstrikes

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The country's health ministry says over 50 people were killed in airstrikes on Sunday

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Israel says it's also attacked military targets of the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen

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Chris Watts works with the Charity Future Academy in refugee camps in Lebanon

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The drone sounds now are just something we live with

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It's like for sonic booms as well, they're becoming normal

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For the children in our camp, it's something that they just get used to

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And I don't think anybody should have to grow up with that sort of daily warfare

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A SpaceX capsule has docked at the International Space Station on a mission to bring back two stranded astronauts

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Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are expected to return to Earth early next year

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Japan is set to hold a snap election before November

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The incoming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is reportedly set to hold a general poll on October 27

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Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo

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On Friday, Shigeru Ishiba was elected as head of the country by his party, but not the public

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He won an internal vote to become the party's president and, by extension, prime minister

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He's set to take office on October 1

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The public broadcaster is reporting that he's set to dissolve parliament on October 9

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for an election to be held on the 27th to refresh his party's mandate

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Outgoing Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who did not seek a second term as the party leader,

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also held a snap election when he became prime minister in October 2021

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Since Friday's vote, Ishiba has been choosing his first cabinet,

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with most top posts going to veterans with connections across the party

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and those who are closest to the new prime minister, Chris Gilbert and Tokyo

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At least 89 people have been killed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helen,

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which made landfall on Thursday in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane

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The storm has caused devastation across several states in the southeast of the US,

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as Jagruti Lave reports

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US President Joe Biden says the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helen is a tragedy

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It brought heavy rains and flooding to around 600 miles of the United States,

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hitting the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana

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Officials expect the death toll to go up as rescuers reach more remote regions

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Over 2 million people are without power and road closures are making it hard to get clean water to communities

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Moody's Analytics estimates the storm has caused up to $26 billion worth of property damage

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Experts, including the head of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency, say climate change is part of the reason why Hurricane Helen has been quite so catastrophic

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Austria's right-wing FPO party is celebrating an election victory

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Projected results suggest it has beaten the Conservative People's Party,

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but is well short of securing a parliamentary majority

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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Today, the toll on the Biden administration that is being taken by Benjamin Netanyahu's determination

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to ignore the entreaties he receives from Washington over the spiralling conflict in the Middle East

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Israel's elimination over the weekend of Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah

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flew in the face of Biden's efforts to secure a 21-day ceasefire

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Jasmine El-Gamal is a Middle East analyst and a former Pentagon adviser during the Obama administration

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She says Biden has only himself to blame

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He's not actually trying seriously to effect any change

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I mean, he's been complaining about Benjamin Netanyahu for almost a year now

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and all of these leaked stories about how frustrated he is with Netanyahu, how he has angry phone calls with Netanyahu

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But in the meantime, the US continues to send arms and funds, continues to support the war militarily

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Their envoy, Amos Hoekstein, who's been dealing on the Lebanon-Israel issue, has been completely sidelined, ineffective

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The Israelis don't really tell him anything before they do what they do

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And likewise with Secretary of State Blinken

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So the Americans really come out of this looking extremely impotent diplomatically on one end

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and then also at the same time continuing to fuel the very conflict that they say they're trying to end

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And of course there are questions about how all this will impact the presidential election campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, Lebanon says a million people may be displaced as Israel continues airstrikes

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A SpaceX capsule has docked at the International Space Station on a mission to bring back two stranded astronauts

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Japan is set to hold a snap election before November

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And at least 89 people have been killed in the US in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

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It's the show and they just make fun of a whole bunch of people

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It's just too funny, it's too stupid

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Oh, you know how it goes around here, Rated R Safety Show

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We talk a little bit about everything that is going on and we are 16 minutes past the top of the hour

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No doubt about that

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So we got a lot of stuff to cover and I think that we nearly need to get into it

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Because if not, you're going to sit here and go, why is everything so slow today?

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In regards to what we're talking about, there is no doubt there

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So let's do this, let's go ahead and talk about it

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So let's do this real quick

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And we get into the shit list

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A shocking letter published by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday

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Reveals the extent of crimes committed by non-citizens in the United States

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As of mid-July, there was more than 662,000 people with criminal histories in the country

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Illegally on ISIS national docket

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A registry of non-citizens who face deportation proceedings

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Or who have been ordered to be removed who are currently in ISIS custody

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Here is the breakdown for some of those crimes

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Either convicted or with pending criminal charges

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Some are in ICE custody

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Some could be roaming the streets while others could be in a state federal lockup

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104,000 people plus for assault

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17,600 for burglary

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3,900 for sex trafficking

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70,000 for dangerous drugs, mainly fentanyl

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14,900 for murder

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And then we have 58,000, yeah I did say 58,000 for sexual assault

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So there you go

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That's what we got

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Worth noting this isn't some think tank study

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This is the numbers that came directly from acting head of ICE

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Also worth noting, America must be welcoming place for good people from around the world

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To pursue their dreams with their family

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But it will no longer be that place if we're torn apart from within

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So this is according to ICE and NBC News

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So this is my source material

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Don't hate me, I am just sharing the information with you of where it's coming from

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Because that is what I do

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And this is why I always think that it's super important

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For it not to be just membo jumbo in regards to the information that I share with you

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I always want to share with you what exactly I'm getting and where the information comes from

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Because I think it's kind of bullshit sometimes when somebody sits back and goes

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And that is what the data says

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Well now it's not what the data says

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What I'm doing is I'm pulling the information, giving you the source material

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Because if I don't give you the source material, you can't do the look up on your own

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So it becomes difficult

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And I like to look at more than one source

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Because you know, you got one source, it can be a little jaded

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Sometimes even two sources can be jaded

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But I try to give it to you as much as the info that I can find

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So there you go

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Also two airport workers at New York JFK International have been busted for their roles

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Of an apparent international drug smuggling scheme

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In September, feds caught the men Lendro Agena and Fabian Innis

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Loading bags off of a flight inbound of Copenhagen onto a vehicle

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And driving them to an empty area on the tarmac

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They were busted by agents monitoring the scheme

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Neither Agen nor Innis were authorized to use the baggage transportation vehicle at that time

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Inside the bags, there was 134 pounds of ketamine sorted into clear plastic bags in crystallized form

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Worth about $3 million in the street

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After his arrest, Innis confessed of having taken similar action at least 5 to 10 times in the past

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Hold on, 5 to 10 times

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So it's either 5 or 10

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I mean, how do you not know the difference between 5 or 10?

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I mean, we're talking about double ear

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I mean, that's important

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Earning up to $5,000 per flight

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His accomplice reportedly said that he knew the bags had drugs but didn't know the type

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Both men have been charged with drug importation and smuggling and released on bond

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This is according to the New York Post

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So let's see

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$5,000 for up to $3 million worth of drugs on the street

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So somebody had to get ahold of you and say, hey, we kind of know what you do for work

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We're kind of interested in you doing this

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Even though it might not be the greatest thing to do

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But it's something to do and it's 5 grand

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And you don't know the difference if you made $25,000 or if you made $50,000

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I got some questions

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Another pitfall of our society

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Rated R, Safety Show

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I mean, I would imagine you have some questions too, wouldn't you?

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Anyways, Mark Zuckerberg cracked the $200 billion net worth mark for the first time this week

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As shares of Meta Platform continue their steady climb

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Ranking him number four on the Bloomberg billionaire index

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Yes, the billionaire index

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Zuckum invested heavily in artificial intelligence

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Oh, I can't even say it

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Artificial intelligence and augmented reality technology

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The metaverse, if one may call it that

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Which has yielded significant stock growth in tech companies over the last two years

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On Wednesday, the stock closed at an all-time high and is up 60% year to date

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Thanks to the new hardware offering to deploy the technologies that Zuck owns

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About 13% of the company

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Buddy, hey, I mean, if you take a look at that new headset or excuse me, glasses

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That they're trying to implement

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That they said that there were only prototypes at the time

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They're pretty nifty

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I mean, I'm not going to lie

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I looked at him and I was like, I was pretty impressed

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I said, hey, if we could get those things going

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That would be a whole new world

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Anyways, heading into 2023, executives at Meta announced that big layoffs

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And reorganization and restructure are ultimately going to go north of 20,000 employees

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Spearheading in that Zuck called at the time a year of efficiency

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This is according to Bloomberg

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So there you go

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So here's where I always have a hard time with that

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So let's say he makes $200 billion, 20,000 people are laid off

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So I mean, I don't know if it's the year of efficiency

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Maybe he did the right thing

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But I always have a hard time understanding corporate profits

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And the profits that the CEOs are making in comparison to having to let people go

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Because there's some other issues that are going on altogether

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Duh

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I mean, I'm just saying it becomes kind of a weird thing

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So let's just keep it in that particular mind

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Anyways, the space race 2.0, the China-manned space agency on Saturday

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Revealed that the spacesuit design, it intends its astronauts to wear

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When it puts human boots onto the moon in 2030

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The helmets will be equipped with video cameras to record points of view footage and communication technology

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China's government is asking that the public weigh in on the potential names of the suit

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Especially submissions that bring together ancient Chinese cultures with modern technology

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The reveal follows a news announced last week that China intends to send two more probes to the moon

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Before the end of the decade as it prepares to build a permanent lunar base in the mid 2030s

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This is according to South China's Morning Post

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Meanwhile, SpaceX crew's crew Dragon capsule that will bring home two stranded Boeing Starliner astronauts

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Arrived at the International Space Station over the weekend with two empty seats

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They are expected to return to home at some point in February of next year

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This is according to USA Today

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So I want to think about that for a moment because I think it gets pretty interesting

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So I understand the stranded thing

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I've kind of talked about this for now for a few weeks

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I feel like a month or so at this point or maybe even longer

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But I look at it from the standpoint of this

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The issue that they kept on talking about and I'm talking about the NASA people

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They were talking and making a reference here that there was going to be a potential issue

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On how the suits from the Starliner of Boeing were not going to be compatible with the plug-ins from SpaceX

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So let's talk about this

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You know standardization when it comes to some of these plugs has always been a pain in the ass regardless

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But when you start talking about this now

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You have to look at it from the standpoint of going okay

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When do they start standardizing some of this stuff?

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Because as you know and I know it's been a pain in the ass trying to standardize

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USB-A, USB-C, all this other crap that nobody wants to kind of go from one to the other

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Because you know my plug is better than your plug and blah blah blah blah blah

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Sounds like they're almost arguing about something else but we'll leave it at that

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But once you get to that point

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When do you start looking at this and go okay

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