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stuff you and I together, which is always important. So don't worry about that aspect.

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So call in radio.com. We'll get everything moving and grooving for you. So that's kind

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of the way that it goes. So if you are in Orlando today, the Rosen Plaza will be the

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day where we're hanging out today at safety day and we'll be broadcasting there. So I

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guess we're doing quadruple, quintuple broadcasting today because I'll be here and then I'll be

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there doing our stuff. So it's going to go like this because this is normally how it

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goes. There will be a plan for us to broadcast live. So we'll broadcast live, but there'll

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be certain aspects. I'm sure we will not be doing the whole presentation stuff live in

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real time, but we'll get some stuff to you, but I'll do the broadcast aspect in real time,

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but we'll be cutting in and out on safety FM and the podcast network. We'll leave that

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alone. We'll drop those episodes in after they're being recorded. So just information

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purposes, but safety day is a good day to come hang out in Orlando. If you've never

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been it's a, it's a thing that they do here in the local area where I'll say that'll compete

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with some of the bigger events that occur, but it is one day and they do it at very,

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very low cost compared to some of these other bigger events that take place throughout the

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country. And some of the times what I've noticed is, is the speakers that are at the big events

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come to this event. Normally you're, you kind of take a look at it and you kind of chuckle

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and you'll see some of the speakers be there two or three years ahead of them actually

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going to these bigger events. And sometimes I see it even on the other occasion where

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the, or they are at those bigger events and they'll end up coming here. So it's an interesting

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time for sure. So Rosen Plaza safety day is what's going on. ACFS.org. If you want more

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information about that. So ACFS.org. So let's talk about this. Our show consists of safety

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in the news, news and safety. So we're going to be talking about some of that stuff today.

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What we end up doing is we'll go through the whole plethora of what's going on inside of

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the world of the news. That way you have some stuff to talk about to your team members if

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you need to do so. So there you go. So why don't we start talking right away about what

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the hell was trending in the overnight? Here is what was trending rated R safety show.

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Okay. So here you go. A prankster gets fined for his political trolling and an archeologist

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finds what, uh, finds and takes a capturing turn. So we'll talk about, um, that Olivia

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Rodrigo takes a tumble and co-play tops the charts more that we'll talk as we get into

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showbiz and more accusations against ye. Uh, we'll talk about that and find out who's on

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the short list of the next host for the Oscars and the casting call and princess Kate returns

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to public mom duties too. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on. So let's do this

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because I have my people at hanging out at feature story news that are waiting to talk

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to you about everything that's going on. So if you're good to go, I'm good to go and we'll

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get you headed that general direction with the people at feature story news for they

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can feature some stories for you. I mean, cause what else would you want them to do?

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I mean, duh, I mean, come on. So what we'll do is we'll bring them in and on the other

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side we'll get into some of the other stuff here on the, on with the local network of

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things if one can put it that way. So let's do that right now. Here is the news on the

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safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Oli Barrett. At least 21 people have been

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killed in an Israeli airstrike in Northern Lebanon. Meanwhile, Israel's prime minister,

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Benjamin Netanyahu is denied purposefully targeting peacekeepers in Lebanon, but has

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repeated calls for them to leave combat areas. He says Israel will continue to target Hezbollah

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in all parts of Lebanon. Richard Gowan is the United Nations director of the crisis

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group. He says the UN is increasingly concerned about its peacekeeping troops in Lebanon.

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There has been a real breakdown of relations between prime minister Netanyahu and the UN

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secretary general, Antonio Guterres, who has been very critical of the Israeli operations

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in Gaza. The two men are not talking to each other. Israel alleges and the UN accepts that

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some UN staff members in Gaza were complicit in the 7th of October. India and Canada have

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both expelled six diplomats from each other's country as ties worsen over the murder of

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a Sikh leader in Canada last year. It comes after Canada says it asked the Indian government

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to waive the diplomatic immunity of some officials who had been named as persons of interest

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in the murder investigation. India's denied involvement and calls Canada's allegations

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a smear campaign, as Ishan Gurg reports from New Delhi.

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India has threatened to take further action against Canadian diplomats in India. In a

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press statement, the foreign ministry said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is maligning

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India for narrow political gains at home. Trudeau says Canada has asked India to cooperate

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in the murder investigation but to no avail. New Delhi argues that Ottawa is yet to share

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any credible evidence suggesting Indian officials' involvement in the murder. The allegations

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against Indian officers were first made last year by Trudeau, which led to India-Canada

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ties nose-diving and with the latest flare-up, it's widely expected that relations between

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the two historically friendly countries will sour further. Ishan Gurg, New Delhi.

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Campaignings underway in Japan's general election. Parties have started appealing to voters in

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a bid to control the lower house. Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo.

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Parties have just 12 days to campaign ahead of the election. Of the 465 seats up for grabs,

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289 will go directly to elected politicians, with 176 awarded to parties proportionally.

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The ruling party, the LDP, have been predominantly in power since 1955. It and its junior coalition

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partner, Kometo, hold the modest goal of achieving a simple majority of 233 seats. Prime Minister

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Shigeru Ishikawa said he's well aware this election will be extremely tough as the party

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tries to distance itself from scandals that dogged the LDP this year.

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Sean Diddy Combs has been hit with a series of new lawsuits alleging sexual assault, abuse

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and rape. They include a person who was a minor at the time of the claimed incident.

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The music mogul remains behind bars after being arrested in September and charged with

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sex trafficking and racketeering. He denies all wrongdoing.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Today, more about the situation in the Middle East

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from a veteran observer of events in the region.

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The Netanyahu policy of security at any cost isn't working.

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That is Lord Peter Ricketts, a former senior British diplomat who chaired the UK's Joint

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Intelligence Committee under Prime Minister Tony Blair.

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After a year of devastating attacks on Gaza, they have still not got military dominance

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over Hamas. Now with the war in southern Lebanon, I'm old enough, I'm afraid, to remember the

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1982 war where Israel made a major round invasion of Lebanon, went all the way to southern Beirut,

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who were there in the south for 18 years after that. Then again in 2006.

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I think the Israelis understand that time is against them in southern Lebanon. Hence

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this sense of real urgency, whatever it takes, whatever the civilian consequences to do the

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maximum damage to Hezbollah without being dragged into an occupation, which will then

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put up Israeli casualties. I think therefore that there is a time limit there. But the

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way the Israelis respond to the Iranian missile attack, do they go after economic sites like

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oil and gas? Do they go after nuclear sites? My own feeling is they probably will not.

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I think the Americans are pushing very hard against that. And the Israelis know that they

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cannot alone destroy the Iranian nuclear programme.

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And the UN on Monday accused Israel of trapping Palestinian civilians in northern Gaza.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, at least 21 people have been killed in an Israeli airstrike in

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northern Lebanon. India and Canada have expelled several of each other's diplomats as ties

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worsen over the murder of a Sikh leader in Canada last year. Campaigning is underway

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in Japan's general election. And Sean Diddy Combs has been hit with a series of new lawsuits

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alleging sexual assault, abuse and rape. He's previously denied all wrongdoing. That's

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the latest Feature Story News. Oli Barrett reporting.

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Anyway, so let's get into it. Let's start talking right away about some of the stuff

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that is going on inside of the multiverse. And I did say some, take a list. The man accused

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of attempting to carry out a hit on Donald Trump says that he's totally innocent. Vern

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Miller posted a video on social media saying that he's an active and enthusiastic Trump

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supporter. Yeah, that's what he, that's what he's saying. I mean, I don't, you saw some

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of the videos that I put yesterday or at least that we were doing yesterday as we were hanging

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out. So yeah, he says that he's a, you know, a pretty big supporter of the man. He also

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says that let's see Trump supporter as a part of his support. He's been to multiple rallies

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in Nevada before he has, was informed by law enforcement and security checkpoints that

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he, that he has weapons with him and that he forgot that the laws are different in California

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regarding firearms, adding that he's always carries a Glock and a shotgun for personal

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protection. Miller, a special access pass that law enforcement said it was a forgery

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was sent directly to him by the Republican party of Nevada. He says the body cam footage

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will show that he practically informed officers that he had a firearm in his vehicle. Miller

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adds that he told one officer that would turn around if he's having weapon in his truck,

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it would be an issue. That's the way they handcuffed him and put them back into the

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squad car while they search Miller's vehicle. A few hours later, Miller was handcuffed,

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interviewed by the secret service of the FBI who seemed to be disinterested of arresting

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the officer concerns that Miller was an actual threat. Miller says that he's considering

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defamation lawsuit against Riverside County Sheriff's department. This is according to

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Vin Miller and rumble. So what do you think here? I mean, that's an interesting one, regardless

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on how you take a look at it. I mean, what do you think here? Because when you start

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looking at the bigger concept, it's like, so was the guy innocent? Was he not innocent?

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I mean, some questions are going to have to be asked. No doubt about that whatsoever.

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Anyway, say, listen to this following Sunday's historic milestone at space X. Elon Musk says

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that Starship booster section recovered from the lower remains in mostly functional order.

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A few outer engine nozzles are warped is how he referenced it from heating and some minor

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issues, but these are easily addressed, he said in a post X along with an image of the

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tower boosters. Musk added the technology advancements extend beyond the threats of

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the essential rapid reuse. So he says that they can reuse it relatively quick. Starship

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is designed to achieve a reflight of its rocket boosters ultimately within an hour of liftoff

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at the peak efficiency and the theory is that Starship boosters will land the same way in

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five minutes after the launch, leaving the remainder of the hour to refueling and maintaining

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another mounting another ship better saying if this technology scales, it will mark a

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revolutionary inflection point upon human history to make space travel more regular

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and practical than ever before. This is of course, according to Elon Musk. So there you

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go. Some information always going on inside of here. We're going to do some different

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things today because I'm telling you already got a lot of stuff and we're going to be broadcasting

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live. So let's kind of move some things around as we would normally do this. So why don't

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we go ahead and do something out of the ordinary and let's have some John Smalls come in right

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now and let him tell us about the motivation minute. The motivation minute brought to you

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by Genesis Gold IRA.com. Today's quote was submitted by Travis May Jemson said, never

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limit yourself because of others limited imagination. Never limit others because of your own limited

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imagination. Excellent quote. There's a scene from Ted Lasso that got my attention. Now

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I'm not a sports guy, so I never planned to watch the show about soccer, but this scene

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was him betting somebody over a game of darts. The other guy took the bat. Then Ted said,

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wait a minute, I'm not left handed. And then he went on to hit one amazing shot after another.

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His monologue reeled me in. It was about being curious. If they'd been curious, they would

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have asked, have you played much darts Ted? That scene made me curious enough to watch

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Ted Lasso. It was great even for a show about sports. The motivation minute. Today's motivation

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minute courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA.com. I'm John Small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite

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motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org. Hello, I'm

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Richard Exley with your one minute devotion. When Christopher Wren, the English architect

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was directing the construction of St. Paul's cathedral in London, he stopped to talk to

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one of the laborers at the building site. What do you do? Wren inquired of the man,

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but realizing he was talking to the great architect, the man who was a cement mixer

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answered, sir, can't you see I'm building a great cathedral. I like that. Here was a

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man who was able to see past the limits of his job description. He wasn't just mixing

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cement. He was building a beautiful cathedral. Lord, help us to realize that whatever we

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are doing, we are working for you. Amen. If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement

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to you, you can subscribe at one minute devotion.com. Here is the news from Feature Story News

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in London. I'm Ollie Barrett. At least 21 people have been killed in an Israeli airstrike

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in northern Lebanon. India and Canada have expelled six of each other's diplomats as

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ties worsen over the murder of a Sikh leader in Canada last year. Campaigning is underway

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in Japan's general election. And Sean Diddy Combs has been hit with a series of new lawsuits

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alleging sexual assault, abuse and rape. He's previously denied wrongdoing. We are now video

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streaming the Rated R safety show. I don't know why our host has a face for radio. Rated

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R safety show. Okay, so there you go. I know out of the mix of normal stuff, but for sure

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have to talk about some of this stuff. Anyways, let me tell you about the most important thing

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that I will ever tell you in my lifetime. And that's about my friends at to write love

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on her arms. No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help and to

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write love on her arms. Wants you to know that people have been where you are now and

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healing is possible. Find out more information. Go to TWL o h a dot com. That's TWL o h a

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dot com. The moment you get over there, there's going to be information about addiction, depression,

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anxiety, eating disorders, self injury, suicide, trauma, and grief support. Just to name a

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few TWL o h a dot com. TWL o h a dot com to write love on her arms. Want to make sure

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that I get that information to you because it's super important to talk about. I mean,

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I'm being serious as I say that let's talk real quick about some numbers stuff because

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I think it's going to be important. The Dow increased by 201 points to close at 43,065

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on Monday and the S and P increased by 44 points to close at 5,859. The NASDAQ added

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about 159 points to close at 18,502 and West Texas intermediate close at $73 a barrel and

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Brent crude close at $77 a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3 and

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20 cents on Monday and Bitcoin remained steady trading just around 63,100. There was more

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than 2,530 flights delayed within into and out of the United States on Monday with about

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155 such cancellations. So there you go. Tonight's mega million drawing will be for $169 million

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jackpot or $80 million cash payout. So if you want to play the game, there's an opportunity

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to do so. Also, I talked about at the very beginning, Olivia Rodrigo fell through an

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open trap door while performing on stage in Melbourne over the weekend. The clip of the

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incident 21 year old was running across the stage before taking the tumble on injured.

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Rodrigo jumped out of the hole yelling, Oh my God, that was fun. This is according to

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the sun. So there you go. Hey, things happen. It's real time and there you go some stuff.

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So here's a short list of people that are looking, being looked at to handle the Oscars.

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Ryan and Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are on the short list of names to, to host the,

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to host the Oscars. According to the deadline, the plan is to have them ensemble of rotating

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hosts in the effort of shaking things up. Others being floated around include Will Ferrell,

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Amy Poehler and Dwayne the rock Johnson. The 97th Oscars will take place on Sunday, March

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the 2nd of 2025. I wonder if somebody decides to stand up and wants to slap the host. If

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anybody's going to attempt to slap Dwayne the rock Johnson. You know, I don't see that

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happening. I mean, I'm just throwing that out there. Of course. What do I know? We at

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safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying

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to be entertaining. Okay. So let's talk about some stuff that happened back on this date

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back in 2018. Sears files for bankruptcy, a series of stores closures and deals into

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a desperate attempts to stay afloat and fail to have struggling retailers. So there you

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go. If you're looking at some birthdays for today, Hannah Lee turns 28, Billy Unger, 29

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Anthony, Anthony Joshua turns 35, genuine 54, Eric Bennett, 58 Susan, but Dementi turned

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62. Kathy Liderman turned 69, Larry Miller, 71 Joe Cleco, 71 as well. Richard Carpenter,

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78 and Jim Palmer. Yeah. A hall of fame baseball player. He turned 79 today, just in case you're

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looking at some days of the year to celebrate. Well, I have some of those for you. It's national

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mushroom day, national chicken, catch a Tory day, global hand washing day, national dance

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movement therapy advocacy day, national cheese curd day, national roast, uh, percent day,

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white cane safety day and national grouch day. So there you go. Definitely some things

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to take a look at if you're so inclined to do so. If I can leave you with a random joke

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for today, I, of course I would need to do that because that's what happens. So here

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you go. Rando Rando, here you go. I'm guessing that I'll die never knowing what pumpkin pie

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tastes like when I actually have room for it. So there you go. Yeah, I know that's,

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that's a Rando. If you need a phone starter for day, try this. You're given $25,000 and

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a plane ticket to go anywhere, but you have to leave tonight. Where are you going? Also,

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if you need a question for the water cooler, try this 64% of us do this when grocery shopping.

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What is it? Go up and down every, every actual aisle that exists. So there you go. Anyway,

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so here's what's going to happen. I'm going to be live on safety FM. I, you need to run

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out and do something because I had to get to the venue. So that's what's going on right

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now, just for information purposes. What we're going to do is I'm going to recommend to you

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to go to the pre accident investigation podcast right now and take a listen to what, what

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good old Todd Conklin had going on this weekend as he got to interview Doug Parker from OSHA.

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So if you haven't taken a listen to that, I'd recommend doing so. So let's catch up

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throughout the day. Hang out on safety FM, safety FM.com. You can also download the apps.

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I will still be coming up to hour two and three in regards of what's going on here on

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radio big as well. So don't go too far away at the top of the hour. We will have Sheldon

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Primus come in. So don't worry about that shorter version today because we'll be longer

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throughout the rest of the day as we are going. So if I can't leave you with a deep thought

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for today, I would love to leave you with this success seems to be largely a matter

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of hanging on after others can let go. So keep that in mind. Anyways, thank you for

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always being the best part of safety FM and radio big. And that is the listener because

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without you, it makes absolutely no sense to do what we do. So see you at the Rosen

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Plaza ACFS.org for more information. We'll be streaming here on safety FM. I'll see

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you for now. I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you. Meet it and goodbye.

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