EP 1092 - OSHA Under Fire, Super Bowl Ticket Crash & The Latest in Safety

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She's all the TV

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It's no itself

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When I'm without you

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I'm always in withdrawal, but doesn't every drug come inside of that we could go all night

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Forever we could

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Maybe we should

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I'm not afraid cause it feels like you can save me

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Right now

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Right now

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But I gotta see you anyway

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Right now

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Right now

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The following program is rated MA LSV. It contains strong language sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences

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Finally, show with the balls and call it like it is. 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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Let the ear drum pain begin

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated R safety show with your host, Dr. It doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, you so know it and so do I. It does not matter who the host is. What has always mattered is who the listeners are

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Anyways, we are broadcasting from our safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida

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And coming across the multiverse known as safety FM and we are hanging out with these peeps

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Okay, so today's Tuesday, February the fourth day

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35th of the year and only 330 days left. So man, what a time to be alive

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If you hang out during secondary, you know that that's the quote and holy crap. I mean what is going on here?

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A lot of stuff little time, but we got some things to talk about

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Anyways, our show consists of safety in the news news and safety. That's just kind of the world where we hang

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So that's what we do. We talk a little bit about everything we talk about what's going on inside of the world of safety

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We talk about what's going on with pop culture. What's going on with news all of that fun stuff for the sole purpose

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Of making sure you have additional things to talk about before you just start talking about safety

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And the reason behind that is because hey, I'm gonna tell you you start lay on some protocol

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You start giving me some rag without talking to me about something else. I'm probably not gonna give to

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About what's going on and I'll be like, what do you think you're doing?

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I thought this is called the rated R safety show. What's going on over there? Okay, so

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A lot of stuff. So there you go

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So if you want to hang out and you know

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Do our thing Oh and hang out with our lingo and get into our world. We'll talk about some cave fave stuff

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You know, that's kind of what we do, you know, we'll call it a shoot

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We'll call it a work and all the fun stuff that you get to talk about

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But if you want to interact with our show calling radio.com, we'll get you moving and grooving

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That's kind of the easiest way of doing all that stuff because once you get there

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It is just you know, tons of stuff to talk about tons of stuff for us to

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To do that's this kind of the way that that it works. So there you go

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So a lot of things

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Audio video text messaging once you get over to our

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Our stuff so there you go. Anyways

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What do we want to do?

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Why don't we start talking about what the hell was trending in the overnight kids? That's gonna probably be important

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Here is what was trending rated our safety show

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Okay, so as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends of the ends notable and noteworthy coming up

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Now might be the time to snatch up Super Bowl tickets in the

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In the jury selection

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Begins for the trial of rife with corruption

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Also, Carla Sofia Gascon is in backing down and Beyonce announces that she's going to be the first

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In backing down and Beyonce announces dates for her car boy car to her

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We'll talk about that as we get into show business. Also, Robert Kraft

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Releases an anti sentiment

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So said it is a mad with some big casting and Mel B returns to a GT

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We'll talk about that as we get into casting calls. It also Prince Louis

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Takes takes after his mum after his mum

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And we'll talk about that in you know, and some of the stuff that's going on

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So with that being said

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Let's bring in my friend from feature story news

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Because they got some things that they would like to get off their chest about what the hell's going on inside of the world

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So if you're ready, I'm ready. So let's do that right now

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Here is the news on the rating of our safety show from feature story news in New Delhi

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I'm Ishan Garg. The US has delayed slapping 25% tariffs on Canadian goods following a phone call between US President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

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In a move that mirrors a delay to Mexican tariffs, the pause on Canadian goods will last 30 days. Naina Maria Potts has more

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In a strategy designed to leverage maximum cooperation from America's southern and northern neighbours

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US President Trump declared victory over a delay to tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods

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Writing in a post on social media platform Truth Social, which he owns, President Trump said Canada had agreed to secure the northern border

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Quoting the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's tweet in which he pledged 1.3 billion Canadian dollars on border security

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The move follows similar promises extracted by the US from Mexico that it would send 10,000 troops to the border to stem the flow of illegal drugs

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President Trump is threatening tariffs on China and the EU but suggested a deal might be worked out with the UK

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Nina Maria Potts, Washington

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China's ambassador to the United Nations says there are no winners in a trade war

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Fu Kong was addressing US President Donald Trump's announcement that he is placing a 10% tariff on all imports from China

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Speaking in New York on Monday, Kong said if the impasse is not resolved, his country may be forced to take countermeasures

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There is no winner in a trade war and we do hope that the US would look at its own problems, really solve this, find a solution that is beneficial

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to itself and also to the whole world and frankly speaking I don't think that raising tariffs is beneficial to the US itself

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in Washington DC ahead of meeting US President Trump during a pivotal moment for the Middle East

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Before boarding his plane, Netanyahu said he believed that they could achieve a remarkable era of peace through strength

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Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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Mr Netanyahu is expected to be the first foreign leader to meet Mr Trump since his inauguration last month

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Negotiations over the second, more permanent phase of the ceasefire deal for Gaza and the release of all the remaining hostages will be top of the agenda

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Mr Trump's made it clear since his election that he wants an end to the wars in the Middle East

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Other regional issues likely to be discussed include the US brokered ceasefire in Lebanon, which is set to expire later this month

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Iran's nuclear ambitions and the formalisation of ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia

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Kate Fisher, Washington

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It's fifth time lucky for Beyonce after she finally won Album of the Year at the Grammys

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Her record Cowboy Carter also won the Grammy for Best Country Album the first time the award has been won by a black woman

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Today, Canadians and their furious reaction to proposed 25% across the board tariffs threatened by US President Donald Trump

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Over the weekend, a patriotic frenzy saw Canadians boo the American national anthem at a basketball game in Toronto

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unveil a slew of counter tariffs targeting popular US imports, including beer, wine, chicken, vegetables, clothes and furniture

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and in Ontario, the tearing up of a $100 million contract with Elon Musk's Starlink

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Ralph Goodale is the Canadian High Commissioner to the UK

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There's a kind of bubbling anger there about the way Canada has been treated, but we are calm and focused, sticking to the facts

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and absolutely resolute in how we approach this situation and Canadians are responding from coast to coast to coast with that same message

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It crosses political differences, it crosses geographic and sectoral differences, it crosses economic differences

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There's a great unity among Canadians that we've got to stand together now like we've never stood before

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Canada's opposition leader Paul Poilier even suggested on Monday that the country should send thousands of troops to its border with the United States

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just in case they might come in handy over the next days and weeks

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Ishan Garg reporting

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The Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM

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Okay, a lot of stuff happening inside of the world of the multiverse

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So let's start talking about some things because that's what we need to do

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Okay, so let's talk about some crap from yesterday because that seems to be what we're doing as of late

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So the terror scheduled to go into effect on the Canadian Mexican goods as of midnight last night

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Well, I guess I'll have to wait another month if they happen at all

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In Mexico, before the West Coast had time to finish breakfast on Monday morning, President of Mexico, Claudia Sherabam

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Announced that she is citing 10,000 soldiers to patrol the border with the United States, intercept drug activity

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And that was enough to get President Trump to pause the tariffs for at least a month

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Funny how that works, I guess some people were thinking within hours of agreeing to Trump's tariffs threats

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The Mexican government announced the arrest of the drug lord Gonzales Enrique Sauceda

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The number two of the dangerous, powerful Northeast Cartel

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This is according to Blog Vernarco

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That's who's saying that stuff

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What else do we have? In Canada, the following afternoon, phone calls between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Trump

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Trudeau announced the 10,000 frontline military personnel will likewise be dispatched to the border

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In addition to a $1.3 billion Canadian to invest in the enhanced border security

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Worth remembering that we pointed out yesterday that tariffs aren't economic tools

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In this case, they're foreign policy weapons that Trump has skillfully wielded to tremendous success, according to some

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What is your thought process on that?

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I mean, I don't know. I mean, there's a lot to talk about here. So it's everything you're going to say now

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Going forward, I'm going to tear a few if you don't do this for me. Is that going to be how it works? I am just asking

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Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit? Rated R, Safety Show

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OK, so the tickets for this weekend's big game are currently 50% cheaper than they were last year for last year's Super Bowl

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According to resellers with site Tick Pick, the cheapest tickets for the Super Bowl in New Orleans has fallen below $4,000 on a secondary market

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While the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping to make history with three consecutive Super Bowl wins, fans apparently are not so as not so or as eager to be part of the story

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Other factors are seating capacity is significantly larger in New Orleans Superdome than it was in a Ligand Stadium in Las Vegas where last year's game took place

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So that is part of what's pushing the prices lower. Also, there was a terrorist attack in the city on New Year's Eve, which may be turning some people away

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So just so you know right there. I don't know. Are you OK? Let me kind of backtrack here real quick, you know

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Backtrack, backtrack

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OK, so do you care about the Super Bowl? Like is there anything to get you excited about this? And I know it's football and some people just love football

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It's almost like a religion to some

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Do you look at it and go? This is just the greatest show on earth and there's nothing else to do. I mean, listen, football games been to a few professional ones

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They're OK. But man, do you get more information while you're you're at home sitting on the couch or going to your favorite bar or wherever the hell you want to watch this thing

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You get all these stats where there you're just kind of going wonder what the hell just happened there. Yeah, I think I saw it, but you know why I don't hear anything

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So there you go. So anyways, let's continue talking follow up to despite the backlash over the past tweets of actress Carla Sofia Gascon has no intentions to drop out of the Oscar race

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She made history last month by being the first transgender woman to be nominated in the Oscar acting category or leading the best actress nod for her role in Amelia Perez

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Gascon did apologize again to anyone who may have felt offended by her post in an interview with CNN reiterating that she is not a racist

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I cannot step down from an Oscar nomination because I have not committed any crime nor have I harmed anyone, she continued

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This is according to the BBC worth remembering at the 2022 Oscars, Will Smith will Smith physically assaulted Chris Rock on stage and later allowed to return to the stage to accept an award for best actor

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Meanwhile, Cascon past tweets have has nothing to do with her role or current nomination. So there you go. You know, just call up her just call up Will Smith people and see what the hell they're saying

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This kind of followed the lead. I don't know. I mean, this a lot of stuff there. That's for sure. What else do we have days of our lives star Cassidy Dierdrich was arrested over the weekend for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend at their Nashville home and trying to take her phone

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Casey has was taken into custody early Sunday in charge with domestic assault and interference with an emergency call. He was a booked later release after posting a $2,500 bail. This is according to Express. What else do we have? Spice Girls alum Mel B will take over hiding gloom seat for the judges table

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America's got challenge. The former judge will sit along and returning Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel and Sophia Vergara. Clumb is leaving the show because project runway upcoming season 21 and AGT returns on May the 27th. I thought that they had had a falling out there.

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Mel B and Simon. I don't know. I could never keep up with any of this stuff and sometimes it's because I don't care. But anyways, that's a that's a whole other story. Okay, so we're going to be talking about the latest lively Baldini Saga in just a bit and the star are Heidi

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and you start filling in for Heidi Kloom, which we just talked about and then Joe Biden's next big move in the swamp. We'll talk about that in Disney's first major theatrical release on the dates in history. So don't go too far away. We're going to talk about all that stuff because that's just kind of what it's kind of what we do.

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It's the show and they just make fun of a whole bunch of people. It's just too funny. It's too stupid. Rated R safety show. Okay, so a Gallup survey shows American attitudes towards the economy are looking up up up 53% expected the economic growth this year.

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61% respect the stock market to improve 41% expect interest rates to decrease and 52% expect inflation to continue but that's down from about 80% back in 2022.

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So there you go. What are you expecting? I expect the unexpected so be prepared. That's maybe the best way to go about it. Anyways, the New Hampshire man miraculously survived a 20 foot fall over the weekend when his ski lift here detached from the cable and plummeted to the ground.

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So far officials are vaguely blame the mechanical failure for the cause. No kidding. The flying bear lift at the Mountain Resort remains closed amid the investigation. This is according to ABC News.

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So there you go. Some stuff to talk about. Anyways, a follow up to the jury selection has begun in the new or in another phase of the trial against the group of the 70 people in Minneapolis accused of stealing $250 million in COVID era relief funds from charities that was supposed to feed the needy children.

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Last June a juror reported that she was approached with $120,000 cash bribe to sway the outcome in favor of the five defendants.

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Charges were eventually dismissing and some of those defendants all five continue to face bribery charges. Now more than more people connected to the alleged fraud are standing trial including organization founder Amy Bach and one co-defendant Bach

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Bach maintains that her total innocence that her attorney says that Bach was a hoodwinked by people already convicted of embezzling of the funds and lying about how many kids they were actually helping.

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Of the 70 people charged 30 have already pleaded out. This is according to NBC News. Let it rain. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on.

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Oh yeah, I guess I should talk about that. There's video today. Just in case you know for the people that lost it yesterday because that was kind of interesting.

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So take a listen to this because this is going to be a well should I say breaking news. More sarcasm than mortal combat beat down. Rated R safety shy.

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The Secretary of State Mark Rubio will take over the administration of the controversial USAID organization which has been exposed for funneling billions of dollars to corrupt groups and organizations around the world.

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According to the news writer here employees of the USAID have been physically locked out of their headquarters in DC and unable to access their files online.

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Trump is expected to propose a plan of Congress to reform the USAID in the coming days.

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Worth noting even according to the recent PBS documentary less than 10 percent of the USAID spending actually helps people.

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The United States will withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council whose members include regimes that actively abuse human rights.

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Former President Joe Biden has signed a deal with the creative artist agency CAA previously that repped him after his vice presidency and then he sold the book and went out on a speaking tour.

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No word yet if he still has a mental faculties to write a book and to go out on a speaking engagement.

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We'll see what happens there. That's for sure. Let's talk about the Dow real quick. The Dow lost about one hundred twenty two points to close at forty four thousand four hundred and twenty one on Monday.

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And the S&P lost about forty five points to close at five thousand nine hundred and ninety four and the NASDAQ lost two hundred and thirty five points to close at nineteen thousand three hundred and ninety one.

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What sexes or media close at seventy two dollars a barrel and Brent crude was at seventy five dollars a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and nine cents on Monday.

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And Bitcoin rebounded on Monday up over four percent trading back over one hundred and one thousand dollars.

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Tonight's mega million drawing will be for seventy seven million dollar jackpot or thirty four point eight million dollar cash payout. So if you want to play the game you have the opportunity to do so because it's all about the game.

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OK. So there you go. Anyways fresh out for Grammy win Beyonce announces dates for her cowboy Carter tour. The 22 show run will kick off in April in L.A. at SoFi Stadium from there. She'll head to Chicago East Rutherford London.

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She has in London Paris Houston Washington D.C. and Atlanta Georgia her stop in D.C. will be on July the fourth tickets officially go on sale on February 14th. But there are pre-sales for her Bayhive people before then.

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So there you go. I remember being in Atlanta at one point and I was staying in a hotel downtown in Atlanta and all of a sudden I got there. Number one the hotel was packed and I didn't understand what was going on.

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And there was a lot of people that we will say were dressed bedazzling to put it in that fashion. And then I found out what the hell was going on. And apparently there was two things.

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Number one there was a Beyonce concert in town which I had no clue about. And number two Beyonce was staying at the same hotel that I was at. And I was like oh well I guess that kind of makes some level of sense of everything that was going on at the time.

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But I was so confused on what was happening. OK. So let's talk about this because apparently this one's not going to go away anytime soon.

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The federal judge overseeing the lawsuits between it ends with a star Blake Lively and Justin Baldini threatened to move up the trial date on Monday if the matter continues to to be litigated in the press.

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Judge Lyman wants both sides to stop bickering in the media for fear of tainting the potential jury.

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Neither of the actors attended the hearing and after their their respective attorneys appeared pleased with the 90 minute hearing when as of now the trial date will be set for March of 2026.

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I want you to hear that part. March of 2026. You know how much of this crap we're going to hear about for the next little bit. Exactly. So there you go.

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OK NFL player Isaac Rochelle is retiring from the league after 19 years. It's time to hang up the cleat. He stated on his announcement on let's see on Instagram Rochelle was the seventh round draft pick in 2017 NFL draft.

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He's been a good for the Chargers Colts Browns and the Raiders worth noting many recognize Rochelle for his viral tick tocks alongside his wife Alison Cooch. So there you go.

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We're going to have a fun right there as we are talking. OK take a listen to this though that his foundation to combat antisemitism Robert Kraft has released an ad featuring Tom Brady Snoop Dogg and the commercial Brady and Snoop hurl hateful messages at one another.

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And what Kraft says that his attempt to stimulate a message to people from different backgrounds by collaborating with who he could get to speak out on the issue.

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I think it's important to have two individuals with a well individuals from seemingly different walks of life to relay the campaign's message. Kraft explains because I think you don't automatically think the Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg would have much in common which is the reason why they're perfect pairing to me for no reason to hate.

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That's according to what he said to people. And I'm talking about the like the magazine. Not so much like what he said to people people you get it people. OK good. I hope you understand where I'm coming from as I say all that information because that's always important.

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Anyways it's almost close to that time to do that thing that we do. And this one we call the main story. So let's let's go ahead and do that right now because that's going to be important.

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Our main story on the last safety show.

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So I don't even know where to start.

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I debated for a for a hot second there.

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To talk about this first before we talked about anything else because it's just that weirdo ear to me with everything that's going on. So let's talk real quick about what is going on.

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So we're going to be diving into this very hot topic that's going around about workplace safety in the U.S. So I don't know if you've heard this but there is a thing now called the H.R. 86.

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It's the no show act. Yeah no show act. So what does that mean. This is known to nullify Occupational Safety and Health Administration or no show act. So what is H.R. 86.

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It's introduced by Representative Andy Biggs from Arizona on January the 3rd of 2025. The bill proposes repealing the Occupational Safety and Health Act of the 1970 and abolish the Safety and Health Administration OSHA.

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Currently referred to as the House Committee on Education and the Workplace or excuse me Workforce for Review. So what would this mean. Let's talk about this because you know that this is an entity that we talk about quite often.

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But let's get into it. If it is passed H.R. 86 would remain a way to eliminate OSHA altogether. The federal agency responsible for workplace safety regular regulations inspections and enforcements.

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The eight and the argument behind the bill is that OSHA imposes unnecessary burdens on businesses. While the critics argue that removing OSHA would put millions of workers at risk.

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So you know it's going to be kind of an interesting one is we're taking a look at this. So let's think about this real quick. Think about how we talk about that OSHA is like minimum minimum standards on what we talk about.

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This is where you should be. Even though you know you have some potential growth there. So how would this work.

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How would this whole thing happen.

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Who would be wanting to repeal this.

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So take a listen arguments for repealing OSHA supporting the H.R. 86.

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Less regulation for business.

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For businesses companies especially small businesses wouldn't have to deal with OSHA fines and complex compliance rules.

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State and industry control workplace safety would be managed by the state level or private industry initiatives instead of federal mandates.

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Boost to economic growth reduce federal oversight might lower the cost for businesses and potentially leading to job growth.

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Government reduction supporters see OSHA as an unnecessary bureaucracy that could be eliminated to reduce taxpayer funding and regulatory cost.

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So what does this mean.

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So what does this mean.

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When you look at it and you go arguments against repealing OSHA opposing the H.R. 86. This is what this would mean workplace safety at risk OSHA was created to reduce workplace fatalities and injuries removing it could lead to the rise of unsafe conditions.

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Lack of employer accountability without OSHA some employers might cut corners prioritizing profits over worker safety.

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Now let's be realistic. Let's not like that does not happen already but we'll continue on state laws might be weaker a patchwork of state regulation regulations could lead to inconsistencies in workplace protection.

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Also long term costs could increase while OSHA compliance costs businesses money workplaces accidents without oversight could lead to higher workers compensation claims and lawsuits.

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So when you look at this whole thing does it make sense to you to abolish it or do you look at it and go I don't think this is the time to talk about this.

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So if we start taking a look at what is the likelihood of this happening well the bill will face several challenges.

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So political climate the House of Majority Stance the House Majority Stance on the labor laws will be key even if passing through the House of the Senate is a bigger hurdle industry and labor opposition workers advocacy groups labor unions and public health experts are likely to fight against it.

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Also public opinion most Americans support worse workplace safety protections making it politically risky for some lawmakers to back this bill.

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I look at this and I go I don't understand why you would want to push this.

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Because if you remove the whole compliance sector and keep in mind that we're talking lower than most you know what OSHA requires at least some people will go okay we can do a little bit better and that's entirely up to them.

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But you know that there's some people that think oh OSHA has high standards when it comes to certain things.

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So I don't know.

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So as for now the HR 86 is in the early stage of the legislative process so let's make sure that we're clear there and it remains unclear whether it will gain gain traction install.

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So I don't know.

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Will it stall in the committees.

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Who knows.

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So let's talk about what you think about this would eliminating OSHA be the step towards business freedom or disaster waiting to happen.

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You can hit us up on our social media and safety FM rated our safety show or definitely on radio big or you can email us directly at info and safety FM or let us know your thoughts you know in regards of what's going on.

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Let me reference just one more thing for additional context the information that we're covering here is noteworthy representative Andy Biggs the sponsor of the HR 86 has been vocal about his reasons for introducing the bill.

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He criticizes that OSHA is an example of federal overreach describing it as a bloated federal government entity that imposes unnecessary regulations of businesses Biggs argues that dismantling OSHA would reduce government interference in the private sector potentially fostering a more business friendly environment.

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The perspective aligns with the broader argument in favor of repealing OSHA emphasizing reduced regulatory burdens and increase economic freedom for businesses.

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However it also intensifies the debate about whether the balance between deregulation and maintaining essential protection for workers.

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So if you want to look at a more in depth look at this representative big statements and the other context you can read a full article about this at law and crime.

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What an interesting time.

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What do you think will happen if OSHA goes away.

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What do you think will happen inside of your workplace.

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That's going to be something to really give some consideration to that's for sure.

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A lot of stuff, little time because that's kind of how we work in our world here. So let's talk about

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today's Ted Talk. The secret to success in your career may lie in what you do in your spare time.

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Purdue and University of Georgia researchers found that strategically combining leisure activities

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napping counts as a professional development skill. I mean it would make sense to me don't you think?

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opposed to this one giant thing in regards of combining your personal life with the life that

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one would call your professional life. So I don't know. It's definitely an interesting and different

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approach. If anything that one could talk about there is no doubt about that here. So what else

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is going on? What other lovely little things? Let's jump over and talk about talk about this line

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because I think some people are going to want to hear this. Prince Louis is taking after his mother's

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passion of photography. Princess Kate posted a photo taken by the prince to her official

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Instagram account on Monday featuring Kate standing in the wooded area with her arms

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out reach and don't forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease she wrote tagging

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to the photo hashtag world cancer day. In a subtle hat tip to her son's photography skill she credited

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the image to Louis who's six years old. So there you go. So some interesting things to talk about

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as we are going through the whole commotion here. Anyways with that being said why don't we do this?

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Why don't we bring in some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about what in the heck

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is going on inside of the what well yeah the the motivation minute. I almost called it the

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the devotional minute. Oops what am I doing? The motivation minute courtesy of GenesisGold IRA.com and JaceCaseMedical.com.

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The motivation minute. Today's quote was submitted by Lou. Johnny Carson said never continue in a job

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you don't enjoy. If you're happy in what you're doing you'll like yourself. You'll have inner peace

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and if you have that along with physical health you'll have more success than you could possibly

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have imagined. I love that. I'll also admit I loved watching Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show.

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He in my opinion was the very best. I loved it so much I actually wanted to host the Tonight Show

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when I was a kid. I also wanted to be on Saturday Night Live so Jimmy Fallon is officially living a

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10-year-old John's dream. The good news is the 49-year-old John Small is living my own dream and I'm loving it.

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The motivation minute. The motivation minute courtesy of GenesisGold IRA.com and JaceCaseMedical.com.

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I'm John Small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming

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programs at motivationminute.org. According to Michael Tate, our mission may not involve hanging on a cross,

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being jailed, or being burned at this daycare in America, but we have other more invisible obstacles.

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Ours is a society built by pride, materialism, and dedication to the status quo. In a world built on

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free will instead of God's will, we must be Jesus freaks. We must put our selfish ways to death,

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march to a different beat. Then and only then will the world see Jesus. Romans 12,

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do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.

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Lord Jesus, I surrender myself to you. Your wish is my command. Amen.

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If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you,

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you can subscribe at OneMinuteDevotion.com. Here is the news on the Rising Hour Safety Show.

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The Rising Hour Safety Show in Gaza, a ceasefire facilitated the exchange of Israeli hostages for

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Palestinian prisoners. Hamas released three Israeli hostages while Israel freed 183

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Palestinian prisoners. These exchanges marked progress since the ceasefire began on January 19.

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Benjamin Wright with the latest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet US

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President Donald Trump to discuss the ceasefire's second phase. This phase involves the release of

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remaining hostages and an indefinite truce extension. The truce has allowed aid to reach

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Gaza, with the Rafa border crossing reopening to facilitate medical care. In Ukraine, Russian drone

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and missile strikes resulted in at least eight fatalities. A significant strike on an apartment

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block in Poltava killed seven people, including three children and injured 14 others. Another

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casualty was reported in the Kharkiv region due to debris from a downed drone. Joseph Eccerson reports.

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Russian forces continue their campaign in eastern Ukraine, aiming to capture key strongholds in

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Donetsk. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the need for greater defensive support

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following these attacks. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the army is combating M23 rebels in

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South Kivu province. The Congolese military has suffered significant losses, with hundreds of

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troops and foreign mercenaries surrendering. Humanitarian efforts are severely hindered,

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affecting millions displaced by the conflict. Extrajudicial killings and other abuses have

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been reported by both rebels and Congolese forces. Kyle Norris reporting. This is the latest news

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headlines. In Philadelphia, an air ambulance crash resulted in seven deaths and 19 injuries. The Lear

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Jet 55, registered in Mexico, crashed shortly after taking off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport.

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All six people on board, including a child patient and her mother, were killed, along with one person

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on the ground. A federal judge in Alabama has denied a request to halt Demetrius Frazier's

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scheduled execution by nitrogen gas. Chief District Judge Emily C. Marks ruled that Frazier failed

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to demonstrate that the method is unconstitutionally cruel or causes significant psychological

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distress. Frazier's lawyers argued that previous executions using this method caused visible

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distress, but the judge found insufficient evidence of extraordinary pain or psychological

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trauma. Recovery crews have returned to the Potomac River following a mid-air collision

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between an American Airlines passenger plane and a US Army helicopter. The crash resulted in the

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deaths of 67 people, including all passengers and crew on both aircraft. The incident caused

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extensive debris over a wide area, complicating recovery efforts. The National Transportation

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Safety Board is investigating the actions of the military pilot and air traffic controllers. They

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are also examining other potential factors, such as the helicopter's altitude and the use of night

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vision goggles by the crew. A preliminary report is expected in 30 days. Kevin Sanders reporting.

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And that's the latest news headlines with Alan Edwards. Okay. That sounds like it got serious

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over there or whatever the hell was going on. So let's talk about this. Let's talk about some

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things that happened back on this date back in 1938, Disney releases Snow White and the seven

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dwarfs. Walt Disney personally spent $1.5 million of his own wealth to produce the film. Critics

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were apprehensive about the picture. They didn't believe that an adult or children would sit

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through a feature-length film of an animated movie. Even through the Great Depression,

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the film would gross $8 million. It was the most, hold on, it was the most made of any film at that

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time. $8 million, 1938. And on a side portion, 2004 on this date, Mark Zuckerberg launches

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thefacebook.com from his Harvard dorm room. He was particularly inspired by the earlier project

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that he stated called the face mash, which had users vote on the attractive image of college

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co-ed after face match got public publicity, the Harvard and the Harvard Crimson. He began writing

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code for the Facebook. Of course, the website would explode into Facebook, which now boasts

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billions of users worldwide. If you're looking at some birthdays for today, let's talk about some

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of those. Gigi Paris, 25, Luke Newton, 32, Dallas Lovato, 37, Lewis Tan, 38, Bug Hall, 40, Gavin

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DeGraw, 48, Natalie Imbrulia, 50, Hunter Biden, 55, Dan Pisick, 63, also Clint Black turned 63,

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Lawrence Taylor, 66, Phil Ehart, 74, and Alice Cooper turned 77. If you're looking at some days

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of the year to celebrate, it's thank your mailman day, Rosa Parks day, and world cancer day. So

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combination of things to take a look at. What else do we have going on? If you need a rando ando

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joke for you today, my brain is giving me the silent treatment today. I know, I know, I know.

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Okay, if you need a phone starter for today, try this. What is the most ridiculous reoccurring

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argument you have with your partner? I can't stand it when she stops the microwave early and

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doesn't clear the remaining time on the clock. I'm just telling you dumb arguments. Okay, if you need

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a question for the water cooler, try this. 85% of these are purchased by women. What are they?

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Valentine Day cards. That's what it is. Valentine Day cards. So there you go. Okay, so that's going

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to sum up our time together at the top of the hour. I'll be going over to radiobig.fm. If you want to

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hang out here with the likes of Sheldon Primus on Safety FM, you can do that. He'll talk about the

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world of safety consulting. If you don't, you can go with me at radiobig.fm where we'll play some

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music and talk about the world of music and entertainment because that's what's going on.

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Anyways, thank you for always being the best part of Safety FM and Radio Big and that is the

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listener. No doubt about that. So if I can't leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love

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to leave you with this. Sometimes the road to less traveled is that way for a good reason.

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Think about that. Might take you places you didn't expect. I know who you are. You know who I am.

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Love you, mean it and goodbye. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of

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the host and its guest and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the

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company. Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples. They should not

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be utilized in the real world as the only solution available as they are based only on very limited

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and dated open source information. Assumptions made within this analysis are not reflective of

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the position of the company. No part of this podcast may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval

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system or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, recording or otherwise

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I gotta see you anyway.

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Yeah.

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Don't want to come down.

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Oh, no. Don't want to come.