EP 1054 - The Great Time Shift Debate and Safety Insights

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To get us back to the start again

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To get us back to the start

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To bring us back where it all began

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He will not be meeting Donald Trump on his return from the G20 summit in Brazil.

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Shigeru Ishiba had expressed a desire to meet with a U.S. President-elect as soon as possible.

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Chris Gilbert is reporting.

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The Prime Minister is looking to solidify ties with a North Korean government.

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The flows are falling.

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as possible. Chris Gilbert is reporting.

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The Prime Minister is looking to solidify ties with another Trump administration. In

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2016, when Trump was first elected President, Japan's then Prime Minister Shinzo Abe rushed

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to Trump Tower to present him with a Golden Golf Club, paving the way to an amicable relationship.

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Shigeru Ichiba has similar intentions after Trump won a second term earlier this month.

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But he says this will not happen as part of his return from attending the APEC summit

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in Peru and the G20 in Brazil. He told reporters in Lima that Trump's team had explained the

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meeting cannot happen on this occasion due to legal constraints. Ichiba says he hopes

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to hold talks with Trump at the most convenient occasion, possibly after his inauguration

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in January.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Looking in more detail today at a brutal weekend in

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Ukraine after Russia launched its strongest attack for months targeting energy infrastructure

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and causing power cuts in various parts of the country. President Biden has authorized

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Ukraine for the first time to use US-supplied missiles to strike Russian territory.

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We're on a knife edge here, waiting to see what exactly President-elect Trump plans to

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do in Ukraine.

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Lee Turner is a former UK ambassador to Ukraine, struck by President Zelensky's claim this

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weekend that with Donald Trump at the White House, the war will end sooner.

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I think what he's talking about really is ending the war in 2025, rather than it dragging

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on into 2026 or beyond. It's all about Ukraine retaining agency and influence. Kiev is really

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worried that Trump wants to pressure Ukraine by cutting off arms supplies to accept a so-called

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peace deal, which would effectively mean Russia holding on to those parts of Ukraine it's

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already grabbed. Any deal that lets Russia keep the land it's already invaded and occupied

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would mean Russia winning this war.

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US officials say President Biden's decision to allow Kiev to use American weaponry without

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restrictions was also designed as reprisals for Moscow's decision to deploy North Korean

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troops on Ukrainian soil. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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The main news again. US President Joe Biden is for the first time allowing Ukraine to

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use American-made long-range weapons to strike inside Russian territory. Even as Moscow's

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warning this could escalate the conflict and turn it into World War Three. Ten people killed

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and more than 50 injured in an overnight strike by Russia in Ukraine. And that is the latest

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Feature Story News. Neha Poonia reporting.

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slash VPN. Okay, here we go. 16 minutes past the top of the hours you and I are hanging

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out on this lovely Monday, getting to do the stuff that we get to do. No doubt about that.

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So let's go ahead and get into some of the things that we need to talk about because

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it is definitely some shitless time. So let's go ahead and talk about some of this. A low

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profile former executive Alameda research, the hedge fund in the middle of the FTX collapse

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has agreed to forfeit millions of dollars in assets as part of the bankruptcy clawback

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proceedings. Sam Trabuco was the co CEO at Alameda alongside with Caroline Ellison, the

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one of the time girlfriend of Sam Bankman freed Ellison recently received a two year

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prison sentence for her role in the fraud. Trabucca left the company just a few months

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before the November 2022 collapse, but not before earning an estimated $40 million from

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fraudulent money transfers. He has not been criminally indicted or implicated in any wrongdoing.

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Trabucca has also signed to give up $8.7 million apartment in San Francisco in a $2.5 million

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yacht and a $70 million in other assets. The proceeds will go into a pot of money getting

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paid on to out to its debtors. This is according to coin desk. Meanwhile, Lena Dunham is reportedly

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writing a script about the FTX saga based on journalist Michael Lewis's book going infinite.

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This is according to the Hollywood reporter. So I have a funny feeling that we are not

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even close to the end of this thing. You know, when we were talking about, uh, some Ponzi

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schemes, the made off stuff, you know, it was, it was going on. It was always interesting

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just going through some of the things in regards of information wise. And I look at this and

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I go, we seem close. We seem close in what we're doing here. So I don't know how this

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is going to go going forward. That is for sure. Because man, do things get strange and

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stranger the more that we get into this. I don't know. So we'll have to take a look and

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see what happens going forward.

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

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is trying to be entertaining. Okay. So take a listen to this cause I'm kind of getting

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more and more in shock of some of these things happening, but another airplane has been hit

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with a bullet this time within the United States, a Southwest aircraft preparing for

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departure from Dallas love field and route to Indianapolis reportedly took a hit on the

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right side under the flight deck around 8 30 PM on Friday by the return to the gate

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and passengers were forced to exit and it took two and it took off two hours later.

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So far, no word where the gunshot originated. The airport is in a residential area. This

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is according to CBS news in regards of it going on. So I don't know, but I mean, this

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is getting weirder and weirder the more we get to talk about some of these things. So

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just keep that in mind of that occurring. The FAA grounded all flights to Haiti for

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at least 30 days after the two airplanes took gunfire while attempting to land earlier this

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month. So now the question is going to become this, how long before we find out what exactly

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occurred in Dallas and what the hell's going on with people shooting at planes now? I mean,

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yeah, I know it's a, it's kind of a rare circumstance at least a few times that it's happened so

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far, but man, that's a weird one. I mean, that's not something that you're kind of

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accustomed to hearing. I'm just saying just some stuff there, some things to think about

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as we are talking anyway. So take a listen to this. Since September visitors at beaches

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in Placentina Bay, Newfoundland had described a photograph of gooey blobs washing up on

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shore. Now a chemist working the Memorial university of Newfoundland believes that he's

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figured out what the substance is, is a type of glue. I'm confident that the sample that

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I handed was a PVA bulletin rubber, which he says is like a concentrated type of formula

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of commonly found and white glue that kids use for craft projects. So that's something

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to think about. Also, the Canadian government has been conducting its own research, but

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not yet released any of its findings. The blobs are now believed to, to present, or

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yeah, to present any type of human and any other, any other issues so far, no explanation

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on their mysterious appearance.

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According to the New York times, you know, you don't really want to hear some of this

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stuff with all the weird stuff going on in the government talking about, you know, UFOs

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and all this other weird stuff over the last, over the last week, really. I mean, if you

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got to take a look at some of the stuff that Forbes has been presenting, I'm coming from

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the Hill. So yeah, it's going to get interesting more and more, you know, conspiracy theories

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start this way. You take some reality, mix it into some other things and you get some

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kind of cluster F that is for sure. Anyways, a pair of, of Pharaoh emus are on the loose

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and green sea, South Carolina. We are not emus. You get it in the statement about the

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escapes of the, of the Horry County PD notes, the fightless bird reportedly escaped from

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their owner's property three months ago and have been evading capture ever since. Ironically,

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the pair named Thelma and Louise after the characters of Susan Sarandon and Gina Davis

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in the 1991 flick about two friends on the run from the law. Unlike the recent monkey

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escape in the state, locals are not being advised to hunker down and fear of the birds.

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This is according to CBS. What a weird time we're in escape monkeys, escape birds and

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what else is going to escape now? I mean, after this one, we are now video streaming

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

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Okay. So take a listen to this controversial gymnast coach Bella Carly has died. He passed

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away according to the USA gymnastics. No cost of death was given though through his tenure.

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He turned over several young gymnast into Olympic gold medalist and world champions,

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including Nadia Kaminsky and Mary Lou Retton. He was 92 at the time of his passing. So let's

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talk about this real quick. Let's talk about the weekend box office because people seem

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to enjoy some of that info Masi young. So let's go through some of this coming in at

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number 10 with a $1.8 million. I Nora, a number nine, a real pain, $2.3 million at number

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eight. Hello love again, $2.32 million at number seven, conclave with $2.8 million at

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number six smile too. Would $2.9 million at number five, the wild robot with $4.3 million

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and number four, herricked $5.1 million and number three, the best Christmas pageant ever.

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The best Christmas pageant. Okay. Yeah. $5.4 million. And number two was venom. The last

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dance with $7.3 million and coming in at the number one spot red one with $34 million.

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Yep. There you go. That was number one. That's a, that's a new Chris Evans, Dwayne the rock

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Johnson movie, just in case you're wondering what the hell it is. So there you go. So let's

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talk about the numbers. The Dow loss about 305 points to close at 43,444 on Friday. The

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S and B lost about 78 points to close at 5,870 and the NASDAQ lost about 427 points to close

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at 18,680 West Texas intermediate closed at $67 a barrel and Brent crude was at $71 a

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barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3 and seven cents on Sunday and

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the Bitcoin was mostly flat over the weekend trading just around 89,200 West Texas intermediate.

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Nope. I already told you that. Why am I saying that again? Anyway, Susie nights mega million

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drawing will be for $420 million jackpot or, or, or, or 191 million point $7 million cash

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payout. Tonight's powerball drawing will be for $144 million jackpot or a $66.2 million

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cash payout. So if you want to play the game, you have the opportunity to do a show show.

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There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. So a lot of stuff going on in

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a short period of time. So are you ready for this? I got some show business for you. So

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we're going to slow it down just a little bit in regards to talking about some of this

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and take a listen to this. The U S postal service is releasing a Betty white stamp. The

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actors will be on the 2025 forever stamp. The USPS announced on Friday. The collection

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will also honor new Orleans musician, producer and songwriter Alan Toussaint is according

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to billboard magazine. Yes, billboard magazine in regards of what is happening. So there

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you go. Okay. So let's talk about, we have some stuff to combine here and some things

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to talk about. So we're going to go left. We're going to go right. We're going to go

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center and we're going to talk about some stuff that is going to make no sense whatsoever

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with what we normally do on this show, but take a listen to this.

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Adam Backman Jones was arrested early Saturday morning after celebrating Jake Paul's wounds

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over Mike Tyson in Texas on Friday night. The former football player was booked for alleged

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for alleged public intoxication, resisting arrest, evading arrest and assault of police

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officer as of Sunday. He was still behind bars though. The rep told TMZ that Pacman

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denies the allegations and looks forward to explaining the truth when the time comes.

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This is according to TMZ. So hold on resisting arrests. What else? Okay. So resisting it

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for the rest, public intoxication, evading arrest and assault on a police officer. Now,

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okay. There's some, some things there that I would probably have some questions about,

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but these are, you know, all alleged issues that occurred. No, I mean, unless there's

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video out there, there's going to be no proof of anything as we speak right now. Okay. So

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let's continue talking. Take a listen to this one. Prosecutors are accusing Sean Combs of

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attempting to corruptly influence and blackmailing victims through communication that violates

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prison regulations. According to Friday's filing, Combs has allegedly used the telephone

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accounts of at least eight other inmates in effort to avoid alerting prosecutors that

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he is speaking with individuals not on his approved contact list. In return, he has been

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adding money to said inmates books. No word on whether or not Combs could potentially

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lose phone privileges, but the accusation won't bode well with the attorney's next

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attempt for asking for bail. This is according to page six. Now keep in mind that they've

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been, what is it? The fourth time that they've asked for bail for Combs and it's been denied

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because there has been some concerns that he might end up turning around and saying,

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Hey, you know, they're going to, he's in a call. Some of the potential of accusers slash

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victims and try to persuade them to go one way or the other. I mean, this is not a, this

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is not helping in regards of what's going on. No doubt about that. So there you go.

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So take a listen to this Taylor Swiss most recent sold out London concert cost taxpayers

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about a million dollars on police protection following the bomb thread that made it ahead

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of her show in Vienna. The Metropolitan police service reports that additional security measures

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increased in Swip's second round of UK shows from $85,000 per night in June to $126,000

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per night to when she returned in August. The demand of extra security alleged came

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from Swip's mom, Andrea, who threatened to cancel the run of shows. According to radar

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online for comparisons when Harry Styles performed to the sold out for night run of shows in

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Wimbley stadium, the security cost was around $69,000 per night, which he reimbursed $70,000

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total. No word on whether or not Swift will do the same. This is according to radar online.

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Now listen, I don't understand how some of these bookings work. So let me, let me just

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kind of explain what I know. I know that there are some sports organizations and some sports

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entertainment organizations that they sell the rights for what they do to come to your

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town. So of course, because of the increased revenue that will occur in your town, they

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are able to sell these things. Now I don't know if that is the model that is used by

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the Swifties, but man, it makes you think about some stuff. So there are some things

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to think about. So I don't know. Is that the model that they use or do they go over coming

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to your town? You need to, you need to service us. I mean, I've, I've heard of that stuff

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before. So that makes it a lot of, a lot more interesting in regards to what's going on.

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If you don't service us, I'm canceling. I mean, I don't know. It's definitely something to

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think about. Of course, we at safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind

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the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining. Okay. So let's do this. Follow up after spending

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over a month in jail, Rosie O'Donnell's daughter, Chessy O'Donnell's has been released. The

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27 year old was freed in order to maintain absolutely sobriety while out on bond. She

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was arrested twice in a matter of weeks for drug possession, bail jumping, child neglect

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and other drug related charges. Chelsea, who has adopt was adopted by Rosie and her ex

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as a baby has had a strained relationship with the actress over the years. And she has

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currently resides in Wisconsin near her biological mother. This is according to in touch magazine.

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So there you go. Let's talk about this real quick. Cause this happened over the weekend

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and some people were paying attention when they will mostly go into Friday night, of

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course, over 60 million Netflix users turned in to watch the Jake Paul win over Mike Tyson

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on Friday. There was plenty of hiccups, however, leaving viewers concerned about the streaming

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service hosting NFL games, cheese versus the Steelers and the Ravens versus the Texans

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on Christmas day. Meanwhile, more than 50 million viewers tuned into the, uh, to the

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first co main event fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, making it potentially the

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most viewed professional women's sporting event in us history. This is according to

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New York pros. Now I'm going to tell you, I'm not a big boxing aficionado, so I are

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probably not the person to talk about this, but if we start talking about mixed martial

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arts, I can probably tell you a few things about that. But holy crap was that boxing

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match between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, a great fight. Now, listen, there's been some

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people that are saying that has the potential beating fight of the year. And then there

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was other people sequencing that Amanda Serrano got robbed. Now that's a weird conflict there.

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You can't have fight of the year because fight of the year means that it can go either way.

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And Amanda Serrano got robbed. I mean, it's one or the other. You can't have it both ways.

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I mean, you can try to have it both ways, but it's kind of a little bit more difficult

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to do anyways. 32 minutes past the top of the hour. So let's go ahead and do that thing

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that we do around this time called the main story. Here is our main story on the rated

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R safety show. Okay. Main story time, time to talk, time to go through the things. So

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let's talk about this. You are aware that if you are in the continental United States,

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you have went over a time change two weekends ago, probably two weekends in a day ago. And

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this was originally done because you know, they were trying to develop and whoever they

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are, does he incorporate the, they, some time changes because of how the train schedule

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stuff worked power, energy, and whatever resources. There's 20 different versions of this, depending

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on what you want to look at. At one particular point, there was time difference in regards

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of minutes, but that changes as well. And that's in the 1800s. You can look that shit

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up if you're interested, but they say, and I'm talking about people that do research

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that it takes about a little over two weeks for you to get accustomed to this time change.

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And they're saying that the 16th by Sunroot research shows should have been the timeframe

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of things changing. That should have been the time where you're going, okay, I'm good.

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I should be able to move forward in life and do well. So here's my question to you because

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for what you do for a living. So because you are in the industry of safety based on track

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records, not what you know, your crystal ball type of thing, what are you seeing? Do you

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see more incidents that occur during this timeframe or do you see it more during the

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daylight savings time? Now, keep in mind for the longest period of time, people have loved

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to argue that sequence of events where they turn around and say, no, you cannot have daylight

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savings time all the time because what it's going to do, it's going to impact the security

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and whether for some people and they won't be able to sleep. And you have to look at

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it from the standpoint on how it affects the children and how it affects your mental health

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and so on. Now I live in a weird state and I'm not going to say that I don't because

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Florida is always the land of the strange and I've been here for over 20 years. So apparently

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at some point I must like it. So I look at this and go from the standpoint like this.

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If you agree in this state that you want to stay in daylight savings time, but for some

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odd reason the federal government has to approve it and the state can't make the change. They

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can only make the change if they want to stay in standard time. What's the purpose behind

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it? And is it one of those things that would have been extremely interesting calling it

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Florida time because we would have been in a totally different time zone. But it gets

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kind of weird when you start looking at the big picture. No state in the country is in

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daylight savings time year round. Think about this. What is the reasoning behind it? It

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makes no sense to me. And why is it such a weird thing to get approved? So at the end

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of the day, what are you seeing numbers wise? What are you seeing when it's all set and

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done? Are you seeing less injuries, more injuries about the same amount of injuries or incidents

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or accidents and so on? And if you are seeing more when you go into daylight standard time,

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what are you doing to help and potentially put barriers in the way for more things don't

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occur? It's one of those weird things to talk about because what is the purpose behind this

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whole thing? That is the understanding that one wants to have in regards of when we're

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talking about this. A bozo is just being, oh, this is the time of the year when this

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happens because if you know something is going to go catastrophically wrong, why wouldn't

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you put the change in right away? A bozo waiting for something to happen. Sounds like a weird

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one. Oops. What did he just say? We have safety. Don't always agree with viewpoints of our

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hosts and guests. Now back to real safety talk on safety FM. Don't go anywhere. You're

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I hide away to rest and feel alive again. To rest and feel alive again. To rest and feel

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alive again. All the noise we can just let it fade away. We can just let it fade away.

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Okay, here we are 44 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out on

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this lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely Monday. A lot of stuff going on inside of the world

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of the multiverse. You are still listening to the Rated R safety show. No doubt about

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that. Here on Radio Big and on Safety FM. This right here that you're taking a listen

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to Life is Beautiful by Harbs. Songs readily available on Spotify, YouTube music, Apple

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music, and Spotify. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on on this lovely Monday. We

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would definitely like to thank Harbs for allowing us to play this here on the Rated R safety

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show. Yeah, there you go. There you go. Okay, so let's go ahead and get into the move and

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the groove of the things that we need to talk about because there is a lot of stuff going

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on inside of the world of the sequence of events. So why would we not talk about this?

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So let me tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime

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click on the section that says Find Help. That's what I already stated. So there you

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go. There you go. There you go. There you go. Okay, so let's get into it. Let's get

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into some info that we need to discuss, talk about and so on. So take a listen to this

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real quick. Thanks for saying thanks. If you ever done something for someone around the

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house and then they uttered the phrase, a thank you, a thank you would be nice. And

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even if you then you can relate, a simple thank you might be more important than what

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you think. Say researchers at the University of Illinois, they found that feeling appreciated

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by family members isn't just nice, it's scientifically linked to better relationship and better mental

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health. And they found that gratitude from different family members can affect the relationship

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with them in different ways. According to the research, feeling appreciated by your

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romantic partner mainly improves relationship satisfaction while receiving gratitude from

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your children helps reduce the stress of parenting. And it seems if you have teenagers in the

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house, they are appreciation of what you go through as long as in improving their day

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and mental health. Oh, and something that goes of works on a long way guys, the research

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team also found that women in their study reported feeling less appreciated than men

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did both by their romantic partners and by older children. Come on guy, a simple thank

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you is at least you can do it literally. That's a, that's part of receiving gratitude from

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kids itself. It can be true when it comes to one of them that finally says thank you

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to you. I mean, I guess that's something to think about. So there you go. Take a listen

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to this one real quick. Weight loss drugs like ozempic and Wigoby move over scientists

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from the university of Copenhagen have developed a drug that they say decreases appetite increases

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calorie burning without the nasty side effect of nausea, which is common with today's weight

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loss drugs. The research says that they've set up and developed medication that would

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curb appetite and enhance calorie burning that came up. That came up with this. This

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is the refer to it as NK to our agonist, which has been added to the benefit of not causing

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nausea on lab mice. What did the mice tell you? I mean, I have no idea. They once injection,

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the one suggestion will be tested on people next year, but isn't expected to be available

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to the public for about five or six years. Once those trials are successful, if you're

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looking to lose weight, I still think that intermittent fasting is the way to go. I do

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it about 15 times every day. You get it? Okay. I hope you do. Well, if that's, if that isn't

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a sign of, of Gorge myself for the next five years, I don't know what is. So there you

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go. I saw about some things a little bit more positive here. Let's bring some John Smalls

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into our life and let him tell us a little bit about what's going on with the motivation

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minute. The motivation minute is brought to you by Genesis gold IRA.com. Today's quote

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was submitted by Paul. Sir Winston Churchill said tact is the ability to tell someone to

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go to hell in such a way that they look forward to it. I love that. I have several more quotes

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here from Churchill. Like when the Eagles go silent, the parrots begin to jabber. Nice.

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And everyone is in favor of free speech. Hardly a day passes without it being extolled. But

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some people's idea of it is that they are free to say what they like. But if anyone

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else says anything back, that is an outrage. And one more for today. Show me a young conservative

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and I'll show you someone with a heart of stone. Show me an old liberal and I will show

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you someone with no brains. I'll share more fun quotes from sir Winston Churchill this

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week. The motivation minute courtesy of Genesis gold IRA.com. I'm John small. Thanks for listening.

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Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivation minute

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dot org. Hello, I'm Richard actually with your one minute devotion. First Samuel 18

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four says Jonathan took off the robe he was wearing and gave it to David. It was his way

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of saying that he had nothing to hide that he wanted David to know the real Jonathan.

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A friendship built on anything else is well, it's just a sham. A make believe friendship

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between two people who are pretending to be something other than who they really are.

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As CS Lewis said, arrows will have naked bodies, friendship, naked personalities. Proverbs

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11 says, but he is trustworthy in his spirit, keeps the thing covered. Lord Jesus, keep

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my heart pure. May I guard the secrets and trust it to me and may I never betray a friend.

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Amen. If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you, you can subscribe

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at one minute devotion dot com. Here is the news on the road safety show from feature

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story news in New Delhi. I'm Neha Punia, U. S. President Joe Biden is for the first time

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allowing Ukraine to use American made long range weapons to strike inside Russian territory.

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Even as Moscow's warning, this could escalate the conflict and turn it into World War Three.

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Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has for months now been campaigning the Biden administration

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to allow him the use of these missiles. This would be a policy U-turn with major implications.

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As Jagruti Dawe reports, the U. S. made weapon concerned is the army tactical missile system,

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which travels fast and is hard to intercept. The Kremlin has in the past warned against

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allowing Ukraine to use these long range missiles against Russia. But officials in Washington

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say it would allow Ukraine to target the around 10,000 North Korean troops deployed to Russia

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to help in its war effort and that it would deter Pyongyang from sending more soldiers

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in the future. Joe Biden has made the move as he prepares to hand over power to Donald

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Trump, who has been critical of the amount of military aid Washington has been sending

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to Kiev. Filipinos are cleaning up after the sixth major storm to pound the Philippines

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in a month, uprooted trees, destroyed homes and knocked out power for hundreds of thousands

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of people. No immediate deaths have been reported, but there was extensive damage to structures.

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Laura Westbrook has more. Typhoon Mani was still a super typhoon, packing winds of 185

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kilometres an hour when it made landfall on the island of Luzon. More than 1.2 million

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people fled their homes as many uprooted trees brought down power lines and destroyed homes

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in its path. It was later downgraded as it swept through the island, but flooding and

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landslides were expected due to the heavy rain from the storm. This is the sixth storm

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in the past month, piling pressure on emergency workers and given those already struggling

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with the aftermath of previous storms, little time to prepare for the next strike. Laura

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Westbrook, Hong Kong. Japan's new prime minister says he will not be meeting Donald Trump on

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his return from the G20 summit in Brazil. Shigeru Ishiba had expressed a desire to

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meet with the US president-elect as soon as possible. Chris Gilbert is reporting. The

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prime minister is looking to solidify ties with another Trump administration. In 2016,

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when Trump was first elected president, Japan's then prime minister Shinzo Abe rushed to Trump

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Tower to present him with a Golden Golf Club, paving the way to an amicable relationship.

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Shigeru Ishiba has similar intentions after Trump won a second term earlier this month.

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He says this will not happen as part of his return from attending the APEC summit in Peru

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and the G20 in Brazil. He told reporters in Lima that Trump's team had explained the meeting

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cannot happen on this occasion due to legal constraints. Ishiba says he hopes to hold

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talks with Trump at the most convenient occasion, possibly after his inauguration in January.

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Chris Gilbert in Tokyo. You are listening to something magical. You're listening to

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the Rated R safety show. It could still be magical. You never know. There you go. Anyway,

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so let's talk about some things that happened back on this date. If you take a look around

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back in 2006, Tom Cruise marries Katie Holmes and the church of Scientology ceremony at

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a casserole in Italy, a smattering of Tom's high profile friends that attended, including

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Will and Jada Smith, Jim Carey and Jennifer Lopez. They would call it quits less than

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six years later that happened back on this date back in 2006. If you're looking at some

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birthdays that are going on today, Caleb Willie or Caleb Williams turns 23. Michael

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war turns 27. Nathan crest 32. David Wyons jr 42. Mike Jones turns 43. Denny Hamlin turned

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44. Fabulous turns 47. David Ortiz turned 49. Chloe Sir Vigny turned 50. Let's see.

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Megan Kelly. Yeah. Megan Kelly turns 54 today. Mike Epps turns 54 as well. Owen Wilson turns

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56. Kirk Hamlet from Metallica fame turned 62. Rick Owen 63. Linda Evans turns 82 and

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Margaret Atwood turns 85 today. So there you go. If you're looking at some days of the

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year to celebrate, well, it's a cold day. I guess that's one thing to celebrate. Hey,

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it's an occult kind of day. It's national princess day, housing day, Mickey mouse day,

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Minnie mouse birthday, apple cider day and underwater hockey world day. So a nice little

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combination of things to talk about if you're taking a look right there. Anyways, what else

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do we have around for you? If you are looking for a rando for today, I have one of those

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for you. If you're looking for a random joke, it goes something along these lines. Personally,

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I don't believe that the world owes me a living, although considering how much I make an apology

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would be nice. If you need a phone star over today, try this. Tell us about that time when

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you were snooping and found something you wish you wouldn't have found. If you have

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a question for the water cooler, try this. 26% of us admit that we have at least once

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drank this straight out of the container. What is it? Pickle juice? Who the hell does

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that? Who drinks pickle juice? Like seriously? Duh. That's a, that's a, that's a legit question.

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Okay. So that's it. That's going to sum up our time together. Thanks for hanging out

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with me on this lovely Monday. That is for sure. You know, we get to do the things on

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Monday. So coming up at the top of the hour, I will be going over to radio big dad FM.

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If you want to come and hang out with me and I will be talking about the world of music

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and entertainment for the next couple of hours over there. That's radio big.fm. If you don't

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want to go over there, that's perfectly fine as well. You can hang out with the likes of

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Sheldon Primus where he will talk about the world of safety consulting. So there you go.

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That's going to be it. That's going to sum up our time together. So that's going to be

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all of it. But if I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you

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with this. Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do. Think about that because

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it's important to think about anyways. I know who you are. You know who I am. Love you.

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