EP 1096 - Post-Super Bowl Chaos & Safety Shakeups

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This show is brought to you by Safety FM.

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I wanna call the suns about to rise

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Hear the daylight just ain't right

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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! 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 eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the Rated R Safety Show with your host, Doctor...uh...it doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, you 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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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida on this lovely Monday, February the 10th of 2025, day 41st of the year and only 324 days left to go.

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As we are broadcasting from our Safety FM studios, we're also hanging out with our friends over there.

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You're being infiltrated. Radio big.

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Yes, infiltration, radio big, kind of the combination of things that we do.

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So let's talk. How are you? How's it been? Did you stay up late last night? Some people were saying there was some bowl game thing. I mean, I don't know.

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I don't know if you're into that, so I can't really say if you were up late or not. Hopefully the last 24 hours or even the more because you know we came off the weekend.

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The things have have been good for you.

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A lot of things always going on inside of the multiverse because that's what happens around here.

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So as we are talking, if you do not know our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety.

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This really would have boils down to if you want to interact with our show. It's a very simple process. You go to call in radio.com.

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That's call in radio.com. That will get you moving and grooving in regards to what needs to happen.

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Once you get there, I'll give you the option of video, audio and text messaging. Those are the options of things to do.

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So as we go through all of that, what are the options you want to go through? I mean, I always ask that anyways.

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We have some professional broadcasters that come in here and they start talking about everything that's going on.

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US worldwide, you know that kind of stuff because we think it's important. Some people always get well, why are you talking about news and not talking about news that is only related to safety?

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Well, number one, that sounds boring as shit. And number two, well, you need some other things to talk about besides just the safety stuff.

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Some people get very frustrated that I say that, but it's real. I mean, I'm sure today a lot of you will be talking about the Super Bowl.

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Just kind of how it goes. And then from that particular point on, you'll go into your other stuff. Just kind of the way that it happens.

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I say this because if I just started talking about some kind of thing that's going on with safety and not talk about anything else, people are not really probably going to care too much.

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So that's it. So with that being said, let's start talking about what the hell was trending in the overnight.

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Cause I have a funny feeling. I have some good ideas of what it was.

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Here is one was trending rated R safety show.

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Okay. So as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends, notable and no worry, the plan to find a buyer for tick tock gets a prominent lead.

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Also Marcus Jordan. Yeah. You know that incident that happened last week.

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Well, he enters a plea this week or enters a plea, better saying it made celebrate the Super Bowl and more. We'll talk about that as we get into show business.

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Also no new Bachelorette and Denzel Washington struggles to enunciate. We'll talk about that in casting details.

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Also president Trump brings some closure to the saga of Prince Harry's visa application.

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And that's pretty much it. So we'll get all that stuff started here in just a moment.

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If you're ready, I will bring in my friends from feature story news for them to tell you what the hell was going on inside of the news.

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If you're good, I'm good. And I think we should get it all started right now.

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Here is the news on the safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Ollie Barrett.

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Donald Trump says he'll announce a new 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on Monday.

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It comes as the U.S. president ramps up his threats to impose duties on multiple countries as a way to reduce the U.S.

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trade deficit. Nick Harper reports from Washington. There are fears now of a spiralling trade war with Donald Trump telling reporters on Sunday on

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board Air Force One that on Monday he'll be announcing a new tariff 25 percent on any steel and aluminum entering the United States.

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And he promised an announcement on reciprocal tariffs on Tuesday or Wednesday, saying it would apply to every country,

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adding very simply, if they charge us, we charge them. China's imposed retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. hitting around 14 billion dollars

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worth of goods. It's dashed hopes that a trade war between the world's two largest economies could be avoided.

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Beijing announced the tariffs last week in response to a U.S. decision to impose an additional 10 percent levy on Chinese products.

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Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong. China's measures target U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas, coal, crude oil and farm equipment,

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as well as some automotive goods with levies of 10 to 15 percent. Delaying the start of the tariffs and the targeted approach by Beijing

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had been seen as creating space for negotiations to try to avert a wider trade conflict. But when the deadline passed on Sunday,

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there was no news of a deal and Beijing announced the tariffs were in effect. Trump had suggested he would talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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But after China retaliated, he said he was in no rush and that the tariffs were an opening salvo with very substantial measures to come.

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Ecuador's presidential election will go to a runoff after the first round result didn't produce an outright winner.

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Electoral authorities say there was a technical tie between incumbent center right Daniel Noboa and left wing challenger Luisa Gonzalez.

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Keir Starmer has become the first UK prime minister to have an HIV test in public. He took one at Downing Street in an attempt to destigmatize being checked for the virus.

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Keir Starmer says the British government hopes no one will be diagnosed with HIV in England by the end of the decade.

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The ambition is 2030, so not far off now, to get to a position where there are no new cases. And that will be an absolute game changer and really change so many lives.

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So we want to get there. Testing is part of the way to get there because the more we know, the more people who come forward,

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the more people who've got HIV but don't know come forward through the testing, then the better we can hit that target.

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And that would be a very, very significant target. So we're doing everything we can to hit that target.

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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The US is disposing of the U.S. aid, which prevents the White House from laying off its 10,000 members of staff.

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President Trump claims, without providing evidence, that fraud was committed at USAID.

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Mr. Musk argues it was wasting taxpayer money on woke causes.

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Michael Keating is a professor of international economy at Richmond American University London

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and says the agency's shutdown is impacting American companies and employees disproportionately.

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Private sector companies employing a lot of Americans. These private companies are laying workers off now.

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And you're hearing that they don't really want to pick fights over these what are potentially breaches of contract

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because they also get other sorts of government contracts and they don't want to be on the radar of the Trump administration.

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So they're just firing American workers, basically.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is now tasked with evaluating USAID's programs to determine whether they align with President Trump's national security priorities.

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

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To recap the top stories, Donald Trump says he'll announce a new 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on Monday.

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China's imposed retaliatory tariffs on the US, hitting around 14 billion dollars worth of goods.

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Ecuador's presidential election will go to a runoff after the first round result didn't produce an outright winner.

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And Keir Starmer has become the first UK prime minister to have an HIV test in public.

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

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OK, here we are 16 minutes past the top of the hours.

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You and I are hanging out on this lovely Monday and doing the things that we get to do.

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No doubt about that.

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So let's start talking about all the interwebby stuff that we need to cover because that is kind of what happens.

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Anyways, update with another deadline looming to settle the tick tock's faith.

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This time on April the 5th, President Trump has tapped Vice President J.D. Vance to spearhead negotiations for the sale alongside with the national security adviser Mike Waltz.

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Vance has proposed ties to Silicon or has professional ties.

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I'll rephrase that to Silicon Valley investors types.

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His with his previous career, multiple companies and investment groups have put up informal bids and expressed interest in acquiring the platform.

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True to form, the president has thrown multiple ideas out there, including the federal government owning stake in tick tock with Trump says that would make the potential a trillion dollar company.

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This is according to the Wall Street Journal.

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So what do you think? Would you want your tick tock to have government involvement?

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And what do you think will happen with the sale?

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I only ask this question because I don't know if you've looked around, but people are selling phones with tick tock on it online for about three grand.

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That's one. And then the second part is that if you have your updater on on some phones, I don't know if they're doing it with all.

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Do you auto update that it will actually take out your tick tock because it no longer exists on the app stores?

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So, I don't know. Not my cup of tea. I'm just telling you what what's being reported.

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So there you go. Anyways, a man traveling by train through France says that he was fined more than two hundred dollars for using the speaker phone to chat with his sister in public.

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The traveler identified as the local media as David says that he was waiting at a train stop in the French town of Nats, having a phone conversation when officials from the state owned rail service approached him and threatened to fine him.

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If he didn't take the phone off a speaker, David thought that she was joking and carried on.

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That's when she was slapped with a two hundred dollar ticket. Apparently, since he refused to pay it on the site, he's facing additional penalties.

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David says that he's getting a lawyer to fight the fine. This is according to CNN Travel. Sounds different.

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That's for sure. But it kind of gets that news inside of the whole thing as we are talking.

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Worth noting Europeans have a knack for finding reasons to find passengers. Germany and Berlin, especially, has a convoluted system for traveling on their trains that requires passengers to both buy a ticket and have it validated on a punch card system.

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Ticket takers have no sympathy for travelers who didn't know any better either. Speaking from experience. Just saying.

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What do you think? What do you think? I don't know. I mean, I guess some stuff you have to know and look into before you start traveling.

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I mean, it's not like traveling anywhere else. If you get to a border, we get to another country via a flight and you're about to off board and all of a sudden you don't have the right paperwork.

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You're not going to let you in. I guess there's some similarities there depending on how you look at it. But what the hell do I know?

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We at safety FM are not responsible for what this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining.

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Rated R safety show. Okay. So Kelsey Balrini handed a recent concert early and postponed a couple of future shows due to illness.

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She apologized to fans on Instagram after cutting the show short and Buffalo last week because she wasn't feeling well in her apology. The ball Balrini said that that show and two others stops will be rescheduled.

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I will make them the best shows I've ever played in my whole life. She continued. This is according to entertainment weekly. So there you go.

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Also Rob Mahoney says the two of them are hold on says two of the items of one of his sons the packed when evacuating their Los Angeles home was a football signed by the all of the Philadelphia Eagles and Tom Brady football card.

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Yep. I'm almost broke my heart that that that this kid out of all the things would be a Brady's card really. Yeah. He quipped during the people's during people in a 10 an interview that he had done.

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Of course has Rob has two sons 14 year old Axel Lee and the other one 12 year old Leo Gray. No word on which one grabbed the memories. This is according to People magazine. So there you go.

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And some other information for you. There won't be a new season of Bachelorette airing this summer. No word on why ABC isn't filming one and when the series will return the 21 seasons ended with the Bachelorette Jen Tran choosing Devin Trader who then ended their engagement via phone call.

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Meanwhile spin off bachelor in paradise returns this summer after two year hiatus. Is that important. I guess it's important. Anyways a properly totally destroyed and Los Angeles wildfires sold within hours of hitting the markets last week making it the first sale of a parcel devastated by fires.

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The realtor for the property located in Los Angeles says that the owner used the home as an investment property and isn't going to bother with a reconstruction for the interest of the for the interested buyer the lot offers a flat buildable area which is difficult to find in Los Angeles.

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The $449,000 selling price was a well above asking the development comes as the area homeowners have been organizing to inhibit the sale of ruined properties due to investors and developers.

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This is according to CBS Los Angeles. So what do you think. It's going to get interesting over there. I mean it's going to get even more interesting on what people are going to do because man it's a weird time out there.

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Because what are you supposed to do with that area.

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I mean there's going to be 10,000 questions that come out of it. I mean no doubt whatsoever when we're talking about it. Safety never sounded so terrible rated our safety show okay signs of the time police in Seattle are investigating another egg heist after crooks made off with a cafe supply of some 500 eggs.

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Plus an assortment of bacon ground beef blueberries and liquid eggs liquid eggs that sounds disgusting. Okay police arrived in West Seattle early Wednesday morning last week when someone reported suspicious activity in the area including two men in an outdoor refrigerator shed at odd hours.

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Yeah the cafe says that there's about $780 worth of product. This is according to Como news the robbery followers a larger highs for some 10 of what's he's been a hundred thousand eggs that occurred in Pennsylvania last week.

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I mean how expensive are eggs getting these days there we're having egg heist. I'm just asking because I want to have a better understanding of stuff that I'm talking about.

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I mean I was talking to my wife last night and we're talking about eggs somehow. That's how the conversation goes and she's telling me that 60 eggs was like 30 some odd dollars and I was like wow yes things have changed.

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I don't know if it's a good bad or worse but it's one of those things.

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More sarcasm is an immortal combat beat down.

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Okay so a Sydney man named David Steen. Yeah David Steen. He got the the shreds watching more than 100 venomous red bellied black snakes be removed from a pile of mulch in his backyard.

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The silvery serpents were captured by an employee from the reptile relocation in Sydney who told the AP that the number of snakes was a very rare occurrence in total five adults in 97 offsprings were relocated.

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Unlike most snakes the red belly black snakes give birth instead of lying eggs and can have a litter of four to 35 younglings at one time. Steen who was informed that the snakes could return in the mulch pile again next year said that it would be gone within a couple of days.

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This is according to AP. I hope they will charge by the snake because that would suck in regards to that. Anyway take a listen to this.

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Tony Roberts has died. He passed away on Friday as a result of complications from lung cancer according to a statement from his daughter.

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Roberts is best known for his role in Annie Hall starring alongside Woody Allen. He was 85 at the time of his passing. Let's talk about this weekend in the box office because some people care about that stuff still.

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At number 10 was Moana too with one point five million dollars. Number nine was Sonic the Hedgehog three with one point seven million dollars. Number eight was flight risk with two point six million dollars. At number seven was becoming Led Zeppelin with two point six two million dollars.

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Let's see what else what else what else at number six at number six. One of them days three million dollars at number five was companion with three million dollars and number four was Mufasa with three point nine million dollars.

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At number three love hurts. Well no shit. Well hit five point eight million dollars. My number two was heart eyes with eight point five million dollars and at the number one spot was dog man.

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Yep dog man with a total of thirteen point seven thirteen point seven million dollars million dollars. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on right there.

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So there you go. Okay so let's talk about some other things if you have not heard there is a new president in the US things have changed a little bit since then the law the lawfare campaign to try to stop President Trump's agenda continues the multiple judges

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is allaying fast moving executive orders to cut wasteful government spending and reduce the size of the scope of government. A US district judge in New York has issued a ruling of temporary suspending access to the Treasury Department files for

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Elon Musk and Doge staffers and even technically the Treasury Secretary Scott Benson and Trump himself all were personally named in the lawsuits filed by 19 state attorney generals arguing that Musk and Doge staffers do not have legal authority to

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access the data that they're not technically government employees but wait they are must took a role in an unpaid White House staffer to avoid the legal technicality and Doge office came to be after Trump issued an executive order renaming the technology office that

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already existed must correctly pointed out on X how on earth are we supposed to stop fraud and waste on taxpayers money without looking into how money is spent all Doge work with Treasury data and temporary says it was

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is temporarily suspended until at least the hearing on Friday. Meanwhile another US district judge had already paused the layoffs at the USAID or you USA aid or US whatever call it whatever the hell you want USAID there you go until the hearing on Friday.

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The judge reasoning is that laying off government employees would cause irreparable harm Trump administration said that last week its goal was to trim the agency's headcount from 10,000 to 611 essential employees.

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Okay, so why didn't a single judge stop the pandemic locked I went and Mac down a lockdown and massive layoffs for non essential workers in 2020 based on irreparable harm that it costs. That was a question from one of the editors so I don't know what do you think.

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It's kind of an interesting question. I mean let's not lie here in regards to what it is.

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So, there you go. Also take a listen to this, a CBS News poll. You've got poll shows that 59% of Americans approve of mass deportation and 64% approving spending troops to the southern or sending troops to the southern border.

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Overall Trump has earned 53% approval rating during his first few weeks on his second term the highest ever measured by CBS News, the Pentagon is expanding the media rotation, according to what they're saying kicking out for more legacy media outlets that have previously

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employed full time office and camera space out is New York Times Washington Post NBC CNN Politico the Hill, the war zone and NPR in his New York Post Washington Examiner, OAN Newsmax.

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And let's see Huffington Post, the Free Press, the Daily Caller and bright part every year the outlets have full access to the Pentagon facilities and will be rotated out all outlets can still get credentials in the meantime so there you go.

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Also President Trump has named himself as the chair of the Kennedy Center on the true social Trump promised the Kennedy Center is an American jewel and must reflect the brightest stars on its stage from all across the nation.

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For Kennedy Center, so versus that Kennedy Center, the best is yet to come. Trump revoked the former President Joe Biden security clearance on Friday, and has been has ended Biden's daily intelligence briefing and a true social post.

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Trump said that the following President Biden said it is revoking Trump's own security clearance in 2021. Trump also pointed out that the her report revealed that Biden suffered from poor memory, and even in his prime, and could not be trusted with sensitive

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information. In other words, I think that he wrote, you're fired is how it's listed on here. Also he ain't security clearance for New York Attorney General Leticia James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, two of the key players of the various lawsuits brought

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against Trump between his terms, and the former Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken. So I don't know, a lot of interesting stuff going on. Don't know what to tell you when I take a look at it.

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Anyways, let's talk about the numbers. The Dow lost 444 points to close at 44,303 on Friday, the S&P lost 57 points to close at 6025 and the NASDAQ lost 268 points to close at 19,523.

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West Texas Intermediate closed at $71 a barrel and Brent crude was at $74 a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.13 on Sunday and Bitcoin was mostly flat over the weekend trading around $96,600 on Sunday.

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What else Tuesday nights a mega million drawing will be for $110 million jackpot or a $50.2 million cash payout. And tonight's drawing will be for $142 million jackpot or a $65.6 million cash payout.

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So if you want to play the game, it's your opportunity to do so to say the least. I mean, what else would I be saying? I mean, I don't know what else to say, but there you go. Some stuff going on.

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Anyways, it's already past that time. So let's go ahead and get it started with what we call our main story because hey, why wouldn't we do it?

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Here is our main story on the Rated R Safety Show. Okay, so let's talk about this.

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We talked about it briefly last week and some people wanted to kind of get reiterated with it. So let's talk about it. So in a move that has raised the alarm among safety experts and workers across the nation. There is a growing push

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to abolish OSHA.

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The federal agency has been in the cornerstone in protection of the workers rights and safety standards since the inception back in 1971 advocates for its dismantling argue that the agency imposes burdensome burdensome

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regulations on businesses sitting growth and innovation. However, critics of the movement are warning that eliminating OSHA would put millions of American workers at risk and potentially leading to an increase of workplace injuries.

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Now, there's a lot of questions that are coming up when it comes to this.

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There is a lot of stuff that is being talked about in regards of regs. There's a lot of questions that is being brought up.

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There are a lot of answers that people don't have yet because this is still ongoing.

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So, I think that we should dive in to the debate surrounding the future of OSHA. And the funny part is

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there's not a lot of expertise on what is going to happen here.

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Because there's people out there that believe that the agency's oversight is crucial for enforcing safety standards, especially in the high risk industry, such as construction manufacturing and healthcare.

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And then we'll have to take a look at this and go okay is this a political move.

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Is there a political motivation behind the push to abolish OSHA, including the influence of business lobbyists and broader ideology debate about the role of government in regulating stuff.

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Why all of a sudden such a huge push for this.

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Do you think that it's lobbyist and I mean what is the benefit here of this going on because I mean I will tell you this has been going on since January.

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Beginning of January if you got to look at it.

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What are you going to do.

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Should you talk to your employees your industry leaders or safety professionals about what their thought processes.

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If this was to be dismantled.

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Because the other portion that you need to do if you haven't done so already is talking about alternative solutions that might exist to ensure that the worker safety without the current framework of everything was to change.

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And then you're going to have this other great portion to talk about.

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Should small businesses and businesses in general be trusted to self regulate.

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Or is government oversight still necessary to protect the health and well being of the American workforce.

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There's a lot of stuff to think about in this one.

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Because we can sit here and talk about this.

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Why not take a look at what you would do if the whole thing goes away.

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And the other reason that I mentioned this is because you and I have had this conversation before.

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About self regulation and having higher standards than what OSHA would have.

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Because I think that if that is the practice that you're already doing I don't know how big of an impact this is going to have for you.

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If you already have higher standards.

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I mean I'll tell you this if the whole thing goes down and Cal OSHA still exists because remember this is a federal level one and Cal OSHA still exists and get old Cali.

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OK, you are still listening to the Rated R safety show.

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Currently 44 minutes past the top of the hour as we are hanging out here on radio big and on safety FM.

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Hey, apparently the music didn't want to go away because you know what they say when the music's over, turn off the light.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help.

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It turns out that our parents were right when they told you to get some sleep and deal with it in the morning.

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researchers analyzed data points from about 50,000 people.

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And results show that the trend of people generally reporting better mental health and well-being earlier in the day

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with less severe depression symptoms and increased happiness, life satisfaction and sense of self-worth,

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on average, people feel worse late than at night.

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Most evidence show that the late morning is the best time for problem solving.

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And that the mood is relatively stable at that time as well, making it easier to handle through topics

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such as to have more of a level head, let's put it that way.

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They could be right.

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By late morning, I've had a chance to pour seven or eight cups of coffee down my throat.

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And so, yeah, I'm probably, well, most likely at my best time to do anything I wouldn't regret.

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So there you go.

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But it's Monday, though aren't I already dealing with enough?

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I mean, that's maybe that's maybe one way to take a look at it.

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You are listening to a radio.

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God, what this has to be an error.

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That host is not a radio.

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God.

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Anyways, this is the rated R safety show on safety FM.

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Oh, yeah.

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Before I forget, I should probably bring this up to you this Friday.

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It's Valentine's Day.

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So if you have a significant other, just trying to give you a heads up.

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That way you don't screw it up.

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I mean, you know, in regards of cards, scheduling something, planning something out.

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I don't know.

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It's Valentine's Day coming up right around the corner.

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Just saying that way.

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You remember what the hell is going on?

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Because if not, you know, it could it could become difficult anyway.

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So let's talk about this.

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Super Bowl excuses for the people that lost the team that lost depression, pregame pep

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talk by Mitch McConnell.

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Their quarterback kept looking one way, then throwing the other.

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Started giving a hundred and nine percent instead of a hundred and ten percent.

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Should have made the tails our final answer during the coin toss.

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Shouldn't have skipped breakfast.

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It's almost important to meal of the day is the most important meal of the day.

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The rest weren't calling the mass violations among the other teams coaching staff.

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Hey, did that run turn around for about 150 pounds of tub of goo?

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I don't know.

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The big guys on the other team kept on trying to knock us down.

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Are these even good?

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I don't even think they're good.

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So there you go.

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Maybe your team won't.

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Maybe your team lost.

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I don't know.

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Is it something that's important to you, especially on this show?

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I'm going to say no.

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Probably isn't.

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So with that being said, why don't we do this?

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Why don't we start going into the whole thing that we need to talk about and get into some

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John Smalls and let him tell us about what the hell's going on with the motivation minute?

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Because I think that that's going to be important right now.

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So let's do that.

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Seriously.

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The motivation minute is courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA.com and Jace Case medical.com.

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Today's quote was submitted by Tim.

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Tony Robbins said, we can change our lives.

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We can do, have and be exactly what we wish.

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I love this.

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Are you living the life that you want to live?

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If not, why not?

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Who's in your way?

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Is it you?

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I know I've been in my own way many times.

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We made a change recently that my wife wanted to make a long time ago.

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I fought this for a while, but for a solid decade, we have a division of our company

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that has lost money every month.

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Now we make up for it elsewhere, but at what point do we change?

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My wife wanted to make the change a long time ago and I finally agreed after a decade.

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And it's still a hard decision to make.

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The motivation minute.

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The motivation minute is courtesy of Genesis Gold IRA.com and Jace Case medical.com.

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I'm John Small.

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Thanks for listening.

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Your motivational quotes can be submitted for an upcoming program at motivationminute.org.

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Hello.

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I'm Richard Exley with your One Minute Devotion.

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Inevitably, the thoughts and feelings we harbor in our hearts become the attitudes and actions

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of our lives.

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Early on, they are just seeds scattered across the soil of our heart.

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With a minimum effort, we can sweep them away.

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But if we delay, or worse yet, if we nurture them, they will take root.

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Even then, we can uproot them, but if we do not act quickly, they will overwhelm us.

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Ephesians 4 says, do not give the devil an opportunity to lead you into sin by holding

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a grudge, or nurturing anger, or harboring resentment, or cultivating bitterness.

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Lord Jesus, help us to deal ruthlessly with our thoughts and attitudes.

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Amen.

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

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OneMinuteDevotion.com.

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Here is the news on the Royzmullah Safety Show.

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Hamas militants have released three Israeli hostages in frail condition, while Israel

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has freed nearly 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of a Gaza ceasefire agreement.

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The hostages' severe malnutrition has sparked outrage in Israel, increasing pressure on

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Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding the ceasefire's future.

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The ceasefire's initial phase includes releasing 33 hostages and nearly 2,000 Palestinian

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prisoners, along with boosting humanitarian aid to Gaza.

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Upcoming negotiations are expected to be more complex, focusing on further hostage releases

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and potentially establishing a lasting ceasefire.

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Benjamin Wright reporting.

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Lebanon has formed its first full-fledged government since 2022, ending a prolonged

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political deadlock.

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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam announced the new administration, aiming to restore confidence

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domestically and internationally.

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Joseph Eckerson reports.

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Salam pledged to implement reforms to address Lebanon's ongoing economic crisis and to

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oversee the reconstruction of areas damaged during the recent conflict with Israel.

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This development marks a significant step toward political stability in the country.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed a new offensive in Russia's Kursk

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region, reporting significant enemy casualties.

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He also noted the presence of North Korean troops fighting alongside Russian forces.

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The Russian Defense Ministry stated that it had repelled the Ukrainian counterattack in

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Kursk.

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Meanwhile, Moscow claimed to have captured the mining city of Toretsk in Donetsk, though

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Ukrainian authorities have not confirmed this.

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Liam White reporting.

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This is the latest news headlines.

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A small commuter plane that crashed in Alaska was found and has resulted in the deaths of

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10 individuals, Kyle Norris reports.

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The wreckage was located approximately 30 miles southeast of Nome after an extensive

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search involving multiple agencies.

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Recovery efforts are underway ahead of anticipated severe weather conditions, and the National

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Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the crash.

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The Trump administration has announced the eviction of several prominent news organizations

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from their workspaces at the Pentagon. Outlets such as CNN and The Washington Post are being

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replaced by others perceived as more favorable to the administration, Lawrence Keller reports.

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The Pentagon Press Association has criticized the decision, calling it unreasonable and

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expressing disappointment that offers to accommodate all outlets were ignored.

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Lasers are being used to aid in the search for debris following a fatal collision between

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a passenger plane and an Army helicopter near Washington, D.C.

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A plane equipped with laser technology is scanning the bottom of the Potomac River to

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locate smaller pieces of wreckage.

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Large parts of the wreckage have already been recovered, including the remains of the 67

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victims. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the collision,

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which is the deadliest U.S. aviation accident since 2001.

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Kevin Sanders reporting.

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And that's the latest news headlines with Alan Edwards.

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

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It's too stupid.

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Rated R. Safety Show.

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OK, here you go. 55 minutes past the top of the hour.

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Let's talk about some things that happened back on this date back in 2015.

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On this day, John Stewart announces that he'll be leaving The Daily Show at the end of the

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year. He hosted the show for 16 years and he would later return in twenty twenty four

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to host the show once per week ahead of the presidential election that happened back on

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this date in 2015.

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Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

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Yara Sharidi turns 25. Chloe Moritz turns 28.

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Trayvon Johnson, the football player, just in case, turns 30.

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Mackenzie Vega turns 31. Emma Roberts, 34.

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Vic Fuentes, 42. Justin Gaetlin turns 43.

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Barry Sloan turns 44. Don Omar turns 47.

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Elizabeth Banks, 51. Laura Dern, 58.

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Bob Iger turns 74. Mark Spitz turns 75.

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And Robert Wagner turns 95.

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So there you go. If you're looking for some birthdays to celebrate,

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if you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, well, I have some of those for you.

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It's National Hound's Plant Appreciation Day and National

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Bitter Sweet Chocolate Day because it's a bittersweet

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symphony is the way that it works.

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Anyways, if you need a random joke for today,

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Happy Football Hangover Day to those who celebrate.

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Yeah. Doesn't Carl's Jr. have like a hangover hamburger today that they're selling that you can get for free or some weird crap?

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I don't remember. I think you have to do something with their app.

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Anyways, what else? If you need a phone starter for today, try this.

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What's the most frustrating product you own? The squeeze tube that leaks all over the place.

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Cheap pens, convenient zip closures

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that don't stink stink work.

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The fact that you need about four remotes for remote controls to control everything.

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Just asking. And then what's the last one? If you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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One quarter of us don't know how to do this to our car.

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What is it? Change the clock.

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Yeah, the clock. You know, the timer.

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A little time thing. Don't worry. I have a friend that I've been over to their house

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and I think that they don't even know how to change the microwave time.

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The excuse every time I bring it up is electricity goes out frequently.

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How frequently? I mean, that's kind of scary.

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Anyways, that said, that's going to sum up our time together.

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At the top of the hour, I'll be going over to RadioBig.fm.

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If you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple hours or so,

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I'll be talking about the lovely music and new stuff that's going on.

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Entertainment news, mostly.

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If you hang out here with the likes of Sheldon Primus,

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he'll talk about the world of safety consulting.

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So you have some options there.

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So thank you for hanging out with me this morning.

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You are always the best part of RadioBig and Safety FM.

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And that is because you are the listener.

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Without you, it doesn't make a lot of sense to do what we do around here.

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If I can't leave you with a deep thought for today,

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I would love to leave you with this one.

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Do what is easy and your life will be hard.

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Do what is hard and your life will become easy.

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Yep, something to think about, that's for sure.

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Anyways, I know who you are.

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You know who I am. Love ya, mean it, and goodbye.

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The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the host and its guests

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Examples of analysis discussed within this podcast are only examples.

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They should not be utilized in the real world as the only solution available

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as they are based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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Thank you.