EP 1055 - Safety Chronicles: Navigating Headlines and Beyond

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I'm sitting in Nashville tonight

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The unnecessary way you waited for me

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Were families hold up signs

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And I almost forgot the way that

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You looked at me in the soft light

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I saw my soul reflected, felt known

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In the middle of haze of a red wine stained night

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So won't you tell me

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That I wasn't the only one

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But I'm

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V. It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences.

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Finally! Show with the balls to call it like it is!

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Countdown to audio torture

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The rated R Safety Show starts in 3...2...1...

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Ah! Let the ear drum pain begin!

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Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Forget the corporate bullshit

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This is the rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr....

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It doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, you know it and so do I

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It never has mattered who the host is

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What has always mattered is who the listeners are

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Anyways, today is Tuesday, November the 19th of 2024, day 324th of the year

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And only 42 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 hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there

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Radio Big, streaming 24-7 at RadioBig.FM

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Yep, hanging out with our friends at Radio Big

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Doing the things that we get to do with them

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And you know, doing the stuff that we get to do on this side of the channel as well

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So don't worry about any of that stuff because we will cover a little bit of everything today

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Because that is kind of what we do around here

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So if you're new to the show, here's what we talk about

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We talk about safety in the news, news and safety

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If you've been here before, well you kind of know how the rigmarole goes

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You have the rigmarole of the stuff that we talk about and do around here

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So don't worry about that stuff

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So yeah, that's what we do, safety in the news

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If you want to get involved, call in radio.com

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Will be the best way of doing so

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That's the easiest, the most beneficial

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The way to crack the case

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Yes, Ace, crack the case

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So there you go

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Some stuff always going on

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So our show consists of a three hour show

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But we only do one hour where we actually do it on this little thing

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Outside of that, everything else, you know, you can get involved with

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Call in radio.com

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We'll take you into our messaging, texting and video messaging

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All available in one shot

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If you want to do it in that particular versionality

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Outside of that, well, we bring in some professional broadcasters

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They talk and they do the things that they do

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And we get to hang out and look around and do all the stuff together

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So don't worry about any of that

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Because that's kind of the way that the whole aspects goes

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The whole world of it goes

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So there you go, yep

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Audio, video and text messaging is what's available to you

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And then the other part that I think about all the time

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Is that it's our radio show that goes into a podcast network

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That we also video broadcast for the first hour

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And if you have one of those live pod catchers

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Well, it will allow you to do something that it's not normal

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Where the pod catcher will actually play everything in real time for you

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So it makes it a little bit interesting

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Just to say the least

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So there you go, a lot of stuff, a little time

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And there's how the whole thing goes

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Anyways, let's start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight

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Because that's important

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Seriously, what was trending?

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Here is what was trending

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Rated R, Safety Show

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Okay, so as I take a look at the trends of the end to the end

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To go something like this

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Da da da da da

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A survey sheds light on on on on

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Are you ready?

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On on on on

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American media habits and the budget airline files bankruptcy

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We'll talk about that

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Also, did he get rated again?

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And Liam Payne will be laid to rest this week

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We'll talk about some of that

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Also, Beyonce will perform at one of the NFL Christmas games

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This is on Christmas Day

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And Timothy Shamilai didn't hold back on when playing Bob Dylan

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We'll talk about that in just a bit

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In regards to details of casting call

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Also, investigators pursue crooks in a major robbery at Windsor

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Details, we'll talk about that in the Royals

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By the way, you know, we've talked about this a little bit

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But this should be the like the last full week of work

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You know, you know what I'm talking about

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Where you're doing everything if you're here in the US

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Before we get into the holidays

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So yeah, next week will be interesting

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We'll kind of we'll we'll play it closer to the to the chest

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As we get there and figure out what the hell we're doing

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So there you go

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A lot of stuff going on as we are talking

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But anyways, with that being said

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I have some professional broadcasters waiting from feature new

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Feature newie

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Yeah, feature story news

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They want to talk to you a little bit about what the hell's going on

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So if you give me just one moment

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We'll get them all set up for you for the you can listen to what the hell is going on with the headlines of stuff

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Because that's important for you to have something to talk about

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You know, some people always go why is there so much news?

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We need something to start talking about

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Before we start throwing down some of the smack down

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When it comes to some of the stuff that we talk about safety

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So there you go

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Anyways, with that being said

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Let's go ahead and get you into the news right now

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Because that seems to be important

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Here is the news on the

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Safety show feature story news in London

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I'm Ollie Barrett

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A Hong Kong court has sentenced 45 former politicians and pro-democracy activists in a mass subversion trial

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Three judges handed down jail terms of up to 10 years in Hong Kong's largest national security case

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Laura Westbrook reports from the court

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Many have spent the past three years behind bars

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They planned an unofficial primary in July 2020 to pick candidates for the election scheduled in September that year

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They were accused of trying to paralyze the government and forced then leader Carrie Lam to resign by seizing a majority in the legislative council

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And using it to block government budgets

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The judges had rules that the scheme would have created a constitutional crisis if it had been carried out

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Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong

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The Russia Ukraine conflict is into its 1000th day

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Moscow is warning the use of US long range missiles by Kiev would force what it calls an appropriate and tangible response

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US President Joe Biden has pledged four billion dollars for the world's poorest countries

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The announcement came after Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched a global alliance to fight hunger and poverty at the G20 meeting of the world's leading economies in Rio de Janeiro

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From where Kate Fisher reports

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Joe Biden's pledge of four billion dollars to help fight global hunger

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Supporting the Brazilian leaders new global alliance that he's launched as part of his country's presidency of the G20

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But there was less consensus among members over other issues like climate finance and Russia's war in Ukraine

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And overshadowing all of this is the specter of the new US President Donald Trump

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None of these countries are quite sure what will happen once he takes office again in January

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Thousands of farmers are descending on London to protest against the government's changes to tax rules for farms

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Farmers say more will have to pay inheritance tax and that many UK family farms may not survive

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The government insists the vast majority of farmers won't be affected and says it isn't backing down

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Farmer Harry Middleditch says that's wrong

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It's going to affect us all. That's one of the sides that's angered the industry where Treasury has got the figures totally wrong

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We need to stand united together and it's not just purely on my behalf that why I'm going because of the budget

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The budget for us, for me, was the last nail in the coffin

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It's just an ongoing side of it and we're just being squeezed by the supermarkets even harder

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Government Minister Dame Diana Johnson is playing down fears of food shortages while pointing to contingency plans if needed

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Those plans are there. They are worked on constantly

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National security is obviously one of the most important things that any government has to be prepared for

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And those contingency measures, if needed, are there

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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 furious reaction from Trump insiders over reports that President Joe Biden has given Ukraine the go-ahead

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to use US-supplied long-range Atacomz missiles to their full capacity

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Up until now, the Ukrainians have not been allowed to use those weapons to strike at targets on Russian soil

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even though they have a sufficient range to strike at least 200 miles inside the country

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If it is true, it is one of the most egregiously irresponsible acts of any sitting president in modern times

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Sebastian Gorka advised President Trump during his first term in office and is tipped to return to the President's national security team in January

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The idea that we are 62 days away from the inauguration means that there should be no serious military strategic action taken

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short of an impending attack against US forces

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The idea that he is precipitating further destabilization of Eastern Europe 62 days from the inauguration of President Trump, it just boggles the mind

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Biden officials say the President's decision was designed to punish Russia for deploying troops from North Korea into the Ukrainian front lines

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But many in Washington believe it was also driven by a desire to give Kiev a military advantage

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before the Trump team is able to force President Volodymyr Zelensky into peace talks with the Kremlin

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I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, a Hong Kong court has sentenced 45 former politicians and pro-democracy activists in a mass subversion trial

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict is into its 1000th day

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US President Joe Biden's pledged $4 billion for the world's poorest countries at the G20 summit in Rio

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and thousands of farmers are descending on London to protest against the government's changes to tax rules for UK farms

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That's the latest Feature Story News, Oli Barrett reporting

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Okay, there you go, 17 minutes past the top of the hour as you and I are hanging out today

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Getting to do all the lovely stuff that we get to do, no doubt about that

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Anyways, let's get into some of the new stuff

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Because I think that that is going to be important for you

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So take a listen to this real quick

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An undersea communication cable linking Germany and Finland went offline this week

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Leaving both countries and the rest of Europe wondering what happened

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Officials believe the cable was physically severed

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But have not publicly announced how it happened

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Though they're implicated Russia in a joint statement

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The nation's foreign minister said

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Our European security is not only under the threat from Russia's war

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Or of aggression against the Ukraine

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But also from a hybrid warfare by malicious actors

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The company that manages that cable which runs 730 miles between Hintzky

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And we're going to butcher this

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Well, some portion in Germany, let's just say it that way

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Said that all the fiber connections were cut

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These kind of breaks don't happen in these waters without outside impact

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In the meantime other cables that have kept internet traffic in Finland and Germany running

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This is according to the BBC

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The Genance oil field managed by Norway went offline on Monday after a power outage on shore

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And British Airways experienced a massive IT failure on Monday

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Stranding tens of thousands of passengers across Europe

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And the company's website and app also reportedly experienced outages

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I don't think it gets much more clear than that

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So there you go

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What do you think?

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A lot of stuff

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A lot of stuff for sure as we are talking

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Don't you think?

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We at Safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying

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He is trying to be entertaining

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Rated R Safety Show

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I mean I'm just trying to point out what's obvious here

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Don't get mad at me in regards of doing what I do in regards of talking about it

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Because it's kind of strange

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It's kind of a stranger angel one

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No doubt there

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So there you go

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Anyways let's continue talking

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A recent study of 2000 adults living in the US found that only 1 in 5 plan to host friends and family for the first time ever in the holiday season

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Commissioned by the Honey Baked Ham Company

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They also found that 59% of respondents considered hosting a tradition of theirs

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While additional 41% prefer creating new traditions

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When it comes to food most said they have served traditional Thanksgiving meals with turkey as their main course

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While 49% said they prefer to eat ham

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For as long as the perfect coast

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Let's see 7 in 10 think that keeping things informal is key

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73% and think that the menu is important

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And 60% want alternative food options to accommodate gates

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According to the New York Post

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So I don't know

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Are you accommodating?

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Or do you look at it and you go

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It's food my friends it's food

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So let's do the thing because that's going to be the important part

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Or do you get your need to say I don't care

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Like I'll tell you where I live

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What there's a pretty popular let's say hotel

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That they do all kinds of food buffets that are available in several of their hotel chains here

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I think it's like $75 a person which I think I was like that's kind of high

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But whatever what do I know I guess if you spend the whole day there you probably are feasting quite well

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If you kind of give it a look in that particular matter

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So let's talk about some other stuff because I don't know what to talk about when it comes to certain things

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But let's talk about what's going on with with some airline

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So take a listen to this in January a federal judge blocked a proposed merger between Spirit Airlines and JetBlue

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Noting that it's ruling that the consolidation would lessen competition in an already tight air travel market

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Now Spirit has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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The airline intends to continue operations and restructure their debt during the proceedings as part of the process

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Spirit may says they will restruct $1.64 billion in debt and cut $800 million

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The company's rep say that the exact move though the bankruptcy process should be quickly according to Axios

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So if you can't join in regards of doing a merger because of what a court said

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And then all of a sudden you run into this cluster it gets kind of interesting

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I mean you have to look at it and go what a weird thing because why is it that you can do it in one fashion in regards

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You can't merge but filing for bankruptcy is fine because there's not enough alternative that gets kind of strange

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When you start thinking about it from the bigger scheme of things

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So there you go

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Anyways a beer research survey shed some light on how Americans consume news

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Traditional mainstream media outlets lose their influence about 20% say that they get news from social media influencers

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These influencers who are specifically promote news into their audience are concentrated on X where 85% have photo files

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And about half are on Instagram and another 44% are on YouTube

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Of these influencers 27% identify as right wing or right leaning 21% is right wing or excuse me as left leaning or left wing

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And the rest let you figure out where they're where they're bent is nearly two thirds of all news influencers are men

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And more than three fourths have no affiliation with a formal news agency

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This is according to pure research

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So let me ask a strange question here

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Where do you get most of your new stuff? Do you go through traditional media sources?

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I'm just asking to understand better

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I'm not asking for any other purposes

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So I don't know I mean everybody does their own thing of course in regards to it

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But then some people wonder okay well I get all of my news stories from podcasting

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I get it from podcast and then I don't understand why everything seems to be so slanted in regards of all the marketing stuff that I get

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You have to think about some of that stuff

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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

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It's too stupid

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Okay a piece of the Titanic memorabilia connected to the disaster has sold for a record two million dollars

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Captain Arthur Rushton's directed RMS to the site of the Titanic's survivors where it scooped up 700 people in a lifeboat

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As the token of gratitude three widows of wealthy men who died in the disaster including the late wife of business tycoon

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John Jacob Astor gifted Roskin 18 karat gold Tiffany Kell watch the auction house facilitating the rostrum watch says that the anonymous American buyer now owns it

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The watch includes an inscription that reads with the heartfelt gratitude and appreciation of the three survivors

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In April the pocket watch belonging to Astor who was the wealthiest passenger on the Titanic and the one of the richest men in the world sold for then a record 1.5 million dollars

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So give it a little bit of time and things change it sounds like that's for sure as we are talking so there you go some stuff to think about

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Okay so let's talk about some other stuff happening inside of the world here

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Remember actor Paul Teal well he passed away on November the 15th after the battle with stage four pancreatic cancer according to a statement from his partner

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Teal was mostly notable for the Warner Brothers drama series One Tree Hill he was 35 yeah 35 at the time of his passing

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Think about that real quick 35 that's young I mean in the grand scheme of things that's like super young young you know what I'm saying so there you go

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Some info for you as well okay th