EP 1101: The Reality of Change – Are We Easing Up Too Much?

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The following program is rated M-A-L-S-V. It contains strong language, sexual situations,

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

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Ah, let the eardrum pain begin.

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Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated R Safety Show with your host, Dr. Uh,

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it doesn't matter who the host is.

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Oh, so true. It hurts that it does not matter who the host is. What has always mattered

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is who the listeners are. Anyways, today is Tuesday, February the 18th of 2025, day

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49th of the year and only 316 days left to go. We are broadcasting from the safety FM

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studios in Orlando, Florida and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM and hanging

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out with our friends and colleagues over there.

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Yep, a lot of stuff going on. Little time to talk about it. Hopefully everything's good

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grand in the side of your neck of the woods as everything's going on inside of here. Man,

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what a weird, what a weird news day yesterday, huh? With some of the things going on, taking

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a look, moving around, all that kind of fun stuff.

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So let's talk real quick. Um, well, our show here yesterday, apparently I was so excited

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about life. I did not realize. And then people pointed it out to me afterwards is that, um,

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yeah, yesterday was the 11th hundred episode. Yep. 11th hundred episode of this thing. Mm

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hmm. Crazy. When you start sitting back for a moment and thinking about that, but for

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some reason it entirely had slipped my mind as we were going through the process. And

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then all of a sudden I had people reaching out and going, congratulations. And I'm like,

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what the hell are they congratulating me for? I was like, what did I do? And that's what

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it was 1100 episodes. So I guess today is 1101 we're we're, we're into college level

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courses now as it's all set. So anyways, thanks for tagging along during these 1100 so far.

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Wow. What a number, huh? Anyways, like really much appreciated it because I know I didn't

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say anything yesterday. So now I feel terrible that I didn't do that, but I guess that's

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more of a me issue, not a you issue. So, so there you go. Okay. So let's talk about our

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show. If you have not made it to one of our previous 1100 episodes, our show consists

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of safety of the news, dudes and safety used to be a ranch show many, many years ago. Um,

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so yeah, that's what we do. We talk about news and safety, safety in the news. We bring

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some people in that started talking that are professional broadcasters and they tell you

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exactly what's going on inside of new stories. And then I give you some level of a main story

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in the middle towards the middle, something like that. And then the other side of the

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aqua Jean is that you have the opportunity to interact with us by going to call in radio.com.

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Yeah. If you go to call in radio.com, that will kind of put everything through our system

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in regards of what exactly we're doing. So that makes it interesting for me in regards

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of what's going on. So yeah, a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff. Why don't we do this? Why

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don't we start talking about what the hell was trending in the overnight, by the way,

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the call in radio thing, video, audio, text messaging. Let's not forget that part. Cause

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that's important. Here is what was trending rated R safety show. Okay. So let's talk about

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it. Cause some people are going to want to know what's on the tab for today. Notable

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and note where the, uh, the latest on yesterday's freak plane accident that occurred in Toronto.

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Also a Raven gets arrested and Kendra Ramar, um, makes billboard rap history. We'll talk

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about that when we get into show business. Also the Kate, um, Kate Winslet, uh, makes

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her directorial debut in a new Netflix thriller takes over the charts. Yeah. It takes over

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the charts. We'll get into some of that as we get into casting calls and the waltzies.

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Yeah. Show off their artistic prowess. So we'll talk about all that kind of stuff as

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we are going. So if you're ready, I'm ready. I have some people that are waiting that are

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wanting to tell you about what the hell's going on inside of the world of the news.

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So let's do this. Let's bring in our friends from feature story news and go from there.

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

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United States and Russia are beginning talks in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday aimed at ending

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the war in Ukraine. Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov and the U S secretary of state

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Marco Rubio are in Riyadh for discussions. Washington says we'll find out if Moscow is

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serious about an end to the conflict. Neither Ukraine nor any European nations have been

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invited to the talks. UK prime minister, Kirsten Dahmer says Europe and the U S need to put

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Kiev in the best possible position for negotiations. Just because there may be talks that now is

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the time to back down on any support for Ukraine, we need to ramp it up in my view. What we

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also need to do is to ensure that if there is an agreement, it is a lasting and just

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agreement. China is accusing the United States of a serious regression in its position on

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Taiwan. This after the State Department updated the Taiwan section of its website to remove

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a reference to the independence of the Beijing claimed island. The move has been welcomed

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by Taiwan with its foreign minister thanking the U S for what he called positive Taiwan

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friendly wordings. Laura Westbrook reports from Hong Kong. The fact sheet on the U S

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State Department website continues to state Washington's opposition to any unilateral

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changes to the status quo from either China or Taiwan. But the phrase we do not support

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Taiwan independence appears to have been removed and what's been called a routine update.

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This has angered Beijing, which claims the self ruled island off Taiwan as its own. It

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says the revision sends a wrong signal to separatist forces advocating for Taiwan independence

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and is urged Washington to immediately correct its mistakes. Laura Westbrook, Hong Kong.

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Over 30 people have been killed in a bus crash in mountains in Bolivia. Police say the accident

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happened in your color district with the vehicle falling around 800 meters. President Donald

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Trump is seeking approval from the U S Supreme Court to remove the leader of an independent

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ethics agency. Hampton Dellinger, who oversees the U S office of special counsel, an agency

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dedicated to safeguarding government employees who report misconduct, is challenging his

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dismissal. Mitch McCann reports from New York. It's been reported that the administration

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is asking the Supreme Court to allow it to fire the head of the government agency, which

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is dedicated to protecting government employees who become whistleblowers. Hampton Dellinger

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is the head of the office of the special counsel, and he argues that his firing is unlawful

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because he can only be dismissed from his role because of performance and no such issue

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was highlighted when he was emailed to be made aware of his termination in recent weeks.

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Now, the White House argues that allowing courts to issue rulings that go against Donald

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Trump's decisions, quote, irreparably harm the presidency by curtailing his ability to

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manage the executive branch in the earliest days of his administration from bureaus worldwide.

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This is FSN with FSN Spotlight. I'm Simon Marks. Today, as Europe scrambles following

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President Donald Trump's announcement of talks with Russia about the future of Ukraine, much

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is being said about peacekeeping operations and what they might look like along the border

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between the two countries. UK Prime Minister Sikhiya Stama even said on Monday he would

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be willing to commit UK forces to the effort. But Major General Jonathan Shaw, former Assistant

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Chief of the Defence Staff in the UK, now a security consultant, thinks it's far too

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early for that conversation. What peace is there to keep? And even if the Russians come

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up with some temporary ending of hostility, how long will that peace last? Does anyone

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actually trust Putin? No, don't think so. We need to learn the lessons of the Balkans

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and the ease and simplicity with which people deployed peacekeepers, but the complete failure

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to provide the necessary legal rights to fight back and the political support to fight back.

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And then, of course, crucially, the military means to fight back and defeat the people

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who are breaking the peace treaty. If we're going to deploy peacekeepers, they need to

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be war fighters. And that's a grim realisation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, sceptical

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about the Trump administration's plans, insists everything relating to peace in his country

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will depend on the strength of the security guarantees his war-torn nation is able to

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count upon. I'm Simon Marks. To recap the top stories, the US and Russia are beginning

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talks in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. China's accusing

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the United States of a serious regression in its position on Taiwan. Over 30 people

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have been killed in a bus crash in mountains in Bolivia. And President Donald Trump is

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seeking approval from the US Supreme Court to remove the leader of an independent ethics

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

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Okay, here we go. A lot of stuff going on little time to talk little time to move little

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time to groove. No doubt about that as we are hanging out on this lovely Tuesday. Yeah,

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doing our thing. That is for sure as we are kind of rocking it out there. Okay, so a lot

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of stuff to go through. So let's get into it real quick. All flights from Minneapolis

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to Toronto, excuse me, a not all flights a flight from Minneapolis to Toronto crash

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landed on the runway on Monday afternoon. And here's the latest details. Despite flipping

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over entirely. No one died immediately in the accident but 17 people were injured including

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one child. Despite the rumors about the critical injuries. An airport official said that during

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the Monday evening press conference that no one was in critical condition and there was

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at least 80 people on board on a 76 passengers and four crew members. Reports vary regarding

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the widespread during the landing regarding from 40 to 70 miles per hour. Despite the

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mainstream media's information no FAA staffers have been laid off by the federal government

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and neither have a and neither have professionals who perform safety critical functions according

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to the White House press secretary. So there you go. One first handed social media video

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of the passengers being helped out from the crash has made it online just in case if you

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were not aware. So it is out there. I mean, I guess we can give that to you if you're

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if you're interested enough. I can I can probably pull some stuff of course, of course, it's

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going to be an X file. You know, it's going to be a file from X. So let's do this because

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you know, it's still breaking and all that kind of fun stuff in regards of everything

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that's going on. So let's go here. There is supposedly some profanity in there. I don't

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know what they say, but I guess we're going to find out together. So let's do this. Like

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here. Here we go. Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Holy fuck. Oh my fucking God. Yeah. I don't know

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if there's any other way to put it. I would sign this fucking plane. Oh my God. Yeah.

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So the plane's upside down. If you're not seeing this on video, of course, we're doing

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if we're doing the we're doing the radio aspect, the things upside down. And of course, they're

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evacuating everybody. I mean, yeah, I don't know what your emotional response definitely

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would be directly after the thing as we're going through. But glad to see that no one

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was critically injured in regards to what was going on. Here was my question. How many

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people do you think we're trying to off plane or, you know, off plane yesterday and we're

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trying to get their stuff? I'm, I'm asking a serious question because you know, it's

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part, it's part of the real app, the reality of the thing of how that would go. So there

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you go. Okay. Let's talk about real quick about some other things. A med ongoing reporting

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the that Americans are scaling back on their boozing habits. The supply chain is feeling

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the effects farther down vineyards in California reporting the lightest grape crop in 20 years.

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An analyst from the industry grape broker says that wineries just aren't buying as much

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as they used to telling a local media that consumers don't really want to drink what

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their parents and grandparents drink. So there are others that kind of a steering away from

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looking at their own next Nick's niche beverage. He adds that changing habits will also affect

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the Napa Valley labor market with vineyards, hiring fewer workers to work and manage the

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crop. This is according to Casey RA. So I guess what is the drink of choice nowadays

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would be the other question that's going to come about. Like seriously, if you're not

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doing this and you're not doing that, you have to be doing something because somebody's

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always doing something. So what's going on there? Cause that's going to be the, the other,

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the other question of what's happening. I'm just saying. So there you go. Okay. Let's

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continue talking about some other things that are going on. Should we continue talking?

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Like is the IPA taking the replacement? Are we just going with stronger alcohol? I mean,

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I don't know. I know if I've referenced this a few times, here's the way that it works

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for me. I don't drink normally. Um, if you're going to get me to drink anything, it has

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to normally be one of these two things. Tequila is going to override pretty much anything

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that you're going to offer me. And if it's kind of one of those tequilas, it's almost

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it and honey whiskey for some reason has been the other thing, but there are so rare and

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that's one thing. And yeah, I do like me the occasional tequila shot and I will go to far

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places in the world to find good tequila and I will dig and hunt. I remember hunting down

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this one particular bottle that I wanted pretty bad and went everywhere to find it. And it

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was pretty interesting. My wife was kind of thinking that I was losing my mind, but that

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was a whole other, a whole other conversation. Anyways, Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman

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Ben Cleverlin or Cleveland. We are Cleverlin. Um, and was arrested for DUI last week in

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Georgia. He had a BAC blood alcohol level, just in case of 0.78 or excuse me, 0.178 normal

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legal limits are 0.07 in below unless you have a CDL then it's like 0.04 more than double

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the legal limit. According to a breathalyzer test administered, Cleveland was, uh, was

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hit with two citations, DUI and failure to maintain lane control. So then you start thinking,

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should you have one of those cars itself drives? I mean, but then it still has to be supervised.

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time for sure as we are talking. Okay. What else? Uh, Kendrick Lamar has made rap history

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with three of his albums in the top 10 on the billboard 200 album charts at the same

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time on artists first in the charts of 69 year history. GNX is number one, uh, 2017's

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damn is number nine and 2012's good kid is number 10. The last artists overall to accomplish

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a feat like that would be Taylor Swift in December of 2023. Uh, the last male artists

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to have three albums on the top 10, um, at the same time was Prince following his death.

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That was back in 2016. This is according to billboard. Okay. Kate Winslet Kate Winslet

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will make her directorial debut with a family drama titled goodbye June, goodbye June. She

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will also produce and star in the film alongside Tully Colette, Johnny Flynn, uh, Timothy Spall

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and Helen Mirren. Netflix describes the movies, a touching yet humorous drama that follows

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a fractured group of siblings pulled together under the sudden, under trying circumstances.

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a question. Have to ask. And this is legit. This is a legit question. Have you finished

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Cobra Kai? Like a lot of people were excited about Cobra Kai. You know, it was on YouTube,

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on YouTube bread. Then it was on YouTube, um, premium. And then it moved over to Netflix.

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oldest daughter and she wants to go see the new Captain America movie. We go to the theater

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and there are promoting the new karate kid is like karate kid legends. And of course

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it has Ralph Macchio, you know, Daniel's son, if one may say so, um, is in the movie, but

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there is no reference to Cobra Kai. It's like it didn't exist. So I'm not sure how that

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multiverse is working. So I will tell you this Cobra Kai show and movie or this Cobra

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Kai show has really had a big impact on me. So the dentist that I go to are used to go

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to better saying is a professional wrestler. And this professional wrestler is also a dentist,

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which is really weird. It's a weird combo. Um, but anyways, that's not the important

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part. All of a sudden she got tied into one of the people that was in Cobra guy. It all

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of a sudden now she was in Cobra Kai, the show towards the end here. And now she stopped

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being a dentist, sold her practice. It was in Cobra Kai. So I'm just like, how much is

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Cobra Kai going to affect my life here? We at safety FM are not responsible for what

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this idiot behind the microphone is saying is trying to be entertaining. Rated R safety

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show. Okay. So let's talk about some stuff that we're going to talk about here in just

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a few. Why is Harvey Weinstein suing his brother from behind bars? Gangbusters numbers were

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Sunday's Sunday nights, NSL, um, Saturday night live special. I almost called it an

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SL, um, and an approved boom for the president among the nation's youngest voters. And the,

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yet the first edition of an American, uh, literary classic hits the shelves for the

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first time, um, on this date in history. We'll talk about some of that stuff as we are going

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to be talking. Anyways, police in new heaven, Connecticut recently responded to calls that

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a small seal was, uh, wandering the city streets. Yeah, that happened upon arriving the, the

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discover the 28 pound baby seal likely only have five or six weeks old. They secured the

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area lured the animal rescue team at the nearby aquarium officials at the aquarium said that

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they responded to calls a few days earlier about the seal, then relocated it back to

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the beach. But back it came for the next few months. The seal will be, um, will be rehabbed

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by the aquarium officials while they teach it to hunt it on its own before returning

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it once again to the wild. So there you go. What do you think? Interesting stuff, right?

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I would say so for sure. And we take a listen to this, a venomous snake from Ecuador hitchhiked

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a ride in some bananas at the way of the grocery store in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire

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fish and game department was called to the scene, safely removing the reptile and rehoming

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it with the rainforest reptile show in Massachusetts. The snake is one of the most common species

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in Western Ecuador, though not a common as bananas of which the country is, uh, the top

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exporter shipping out 6.7 million tons in 2023. That's about a $4.51 billion worth of

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bananas. The shit is bananas. It sounds like for sure then anyways, officials in Boston

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are looking into what caused the building under construction to spontaneously collapse

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on Sunday, sending bricks flying and crushing a parked SUV. Fortunately, no one was inside

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at the site during the incident, but preliminary investigation suggests that the driver of

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the vehicle had parked and exited just a few minutes before immediately the neighbors to

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the construction site have been forced to evacuate their homes during the investigation.

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earthquake they had experienced a few weeks ago. This is according to Boston 25 news.

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So there you go. That's interesting building collapses in regards of things that are going

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on. It gets interesting as we are talking a lot of weird stuff happening as of late.

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This really sounds like a lot of strange things going on. Okay, let's talk about this actress

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Candice Bergen's husband. Marshall Rose has died. He passed away on Saturday at home in

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New York from complications of Parkinson's disease. Rose was 88 at the time of his passing.

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In some other news, Pope Francis is hospitalized with an infection of his respiratory tract.

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change adequate hospitalization according to the statement from the Vatican. The 88 year

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old has long been plagued with a string of lung related medical struggles. So there you

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go. Okay, so I'm going to just tell you this because it's going to make it a lot easier.

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I know we got swampy at one point close to the election, but it sounds because of so

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many things are happening out of the White House that we're just going to be swampy

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throughout the next four years. So let's just I don't think we should make a big deal about

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it anymore. We're just going to talk about this shit all the time because it's going

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to just make life easier. Okay, while President Trump and Vladimir Putin won't meet at a summit

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in Saudi Arabia, their respective delegations will hold talks and ending the war and Ukraine

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to hold talks with Russian counterparts in

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the country at some point this week. Rasmussen, she's Paul Sir reports that Trump's approval

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rating is the highest among 18 to 39 year olds than any other age group with 56% approving

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the president's job performance so far. The younger generations demanding. Yes, they are

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demanding order and finding none decide to supply their own. This is according to Mark

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Mitchell writes in 2016 polling of the age group touted a 20% approval range. So there

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you go. Also a shelter for illegal immigrants in San Diego has shut down entirely and laid

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off more than 100 staffers because there is no one to look after. Fox News bills, Bill

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Milligan reports. So there you go. Also, let's talk about some stuff that's going on with

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the numbers because that's what we do around here. Markets were closed for trading on Presidents

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Day so not much happened. West Texas Intermediate closed at $71 a barrel and Brent crude was

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at $75 a barrel. The national average price of a gallon of gas was $3.16 on Monday and

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Bitcoin remained mostly flat trading around $96,000 on Monday evening. Tonight's Mega

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Million drawing will be for $145 million jackpot or a $66.3 million cash payout. So if you

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want to play the game, you have the opportunity to do so. Let me give you one more real quick.

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Harvey Weinstein is suing his brother Bob Weinstein for fraud and conspiracy to push

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him out of a co-executive Weinstein company. In the filing, Harvey Weinstein claims that

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his brother and other executives convinced him to guarantee a $45 million loan from AI

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International Holdings for a film production. The funds instead went to a personal use,

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unauthorized bonuses and unrelated financial dealings for other executives. Now Harvey

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says that he tried to save the company but instead it has been left with the debt while

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his brother and others lined their pockets. He is seeking compensatory and punitive damages

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and is asking for full identification for the financial liability. Remember Weinstein's

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company filed for Chapter 11 of bankruptcy in March of 2018 after sexual allegations

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were brought against Harvey. Meanwhile Harvey is waiting for a retrial of his 2020 rape

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conviction which is currently set for April the 15th. So be on the lookout for that. Anyways,

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

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right now that we normally would call our main story.

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Here is our main story on the Rated R Safety Show. Main story time. Yeah, main story time

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and it's time to sit around and talk about everything that is going on that we can. And

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believe me if we did that, that would just be a whole sound dump. So maybe we shouldn't

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talk about everything that we can. Maybe we should talk about the things that are important

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and maybe we should talk about some of the things that we would want to put the most

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amount of focus on in regards of what you're doing. So let me ask you a strange question.

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Today as we speak, it is February 18th of 2025. And as we are looking at this and we

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are talking about stuff, let's say give or take we're a little over six weeks into this

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new year. Well, let's use that as some rough math. What has changed inside of your job

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from last year to this year over the last six weeks? Now, let's talk just for a brief

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moment. There's a lot of stuff being said of things changing. Now, maybe the way that

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you're doing training at your work sites, maybe the way that you're approaching stuff

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has changed. And I look at this and I go, okay, if these changes are taking place, who

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is training you on what the expectation is now? Because I don't know, do you kind of

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feel like things are a little bit more lean back, laid back in regards of what's needing

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to be done? Or do you see right now that there's a lot more things that are happening that

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you go, okay, we need to put some more concerted efforts on things that are going back or that

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are going forward. And I say these things for a reason here. Let me make sure that I'm

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very specific. Because what happens sometimes is that when we have a change that occurs,

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we take a look and go, okay, let's pump the brakes a little bit. Let's kind of ease up

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a little bit on some things. And I don't know if that is the best thing to do at times.

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I look around and I go, what is going to be the best solution for the things that are

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going on right now in your workplace? Because what we need to focus on is always the same

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thing. And when I say that, take that with the thing that it is a compliment to say,

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and that is to make sure that people are good, make sure that people make it back home, and

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hopefully they are in the same or better condition than what they were from when they first got

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there. So I always look at it the same way. I don't know what versionality inside of your

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workplace you use for safety. And I can make assumptions, but I don't know what they are,

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is there exactly that? They would just be assumptions. So I look at it from the standpoint

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that we need to look at it this way. Use the principles of whatever versionality you have.

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And some people will sit here and go, what do you mean principles? Well, with human and

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organization there are principles. And so if you look at it and you go, okay, there's

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principles all across the board. Then you go, if you only apply those, they will make

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the most amount of sense. So for human and organizational performance, in case you do

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not know, error is normal. Blame fixes nothing. Context drives behavior. Learning is vital.

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And management's response matters. If you take a look at those five things, and that's

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how you're associating everything that's changed, and you have popped the brakes, pumped the

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brakes, whatever you want to say, and you look at it and go, this will make the most

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logical sense, and you use those five principles, with everything that you do going forward,

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it will make your job better, easier. And one of those things that you look at and go,

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this is how I'm moving forward, and I don't ever have any kind of doubts, regardless of

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what's changing around you. And some people will struggle with that and going, but we

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have a minimal recommendation going forward now. But if you look at it from the standpoint

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that I'm telling you, and you go, all of my decisions will be based around these five

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core principles for what we're using here with human and organizational performance,

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things will be different. And that becomes an issue for some. So whatever versionality

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of safety you're using, if you use the core principles, it will always kind of be the

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guiding light, if one may say, in regards of what needs to happen next.

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it easier to find people you want to talk to faster and for free. You can create a free

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job post in minutes on LinkedIn jobs to reach your network and beyond to the world's largest

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professional network of over 770 million people. Focus on candidates with just the right skills

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and experience and use screening questions to get your role in front of the most qualified

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people. Then use the simple tools on LinkedIn jobs to quickly filter and prioritize who

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would you like to interview and hire. It's why small businesses rate LinkedIn jobs number

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one in delivering qualified hires versus leading competitors. I have to tell you that we have

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used LinkedIn jobs to even find some of the people that we have here at safety FM. LinkedIn

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jobs can help you find the candidates you want to talk to faster. Did you know that

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every week nearly 40 million job seekers visit LinkedIn? Post your jobs for free on linkedin.com

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slash safety FM. That's linkedin.com slash safety FM to post your job for free terms

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and conditions to apply. And don't forget to tell them that you heard it right here on

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safety FM.

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Listen to your own risk. Rated R safety show.

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're

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in. And cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system. If

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you don't own a home, you have nothing to fear about what I'm about to tell you. But

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if you own a home like me and you don't guard it with home title lock, you're inviting home

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title fraud, one of the fastest growing crimes. Cyber thieves around the world know our home

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values are sky high at the moment. And that makes us a target. The crime is scary, simple.

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Let me explain it to you real quick. A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property

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cell form and refiles it. That's it. Now he or she is on the deed of your home and you

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have no idea that you're a victim. Then the version takes out a loan on your home and

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vanishes and you need to prove to the police that you didn't commit bank fraud. Home title

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locks put a virtual barrier around your home title. The instant they detect any kind of

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tampering or anybody messing around, they help shut it down. Look, if you have equity

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in your home, you need to guard it the best way that you can. Some people might even go

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as far as guarding it with their life. Go to home title lock.com and register your address

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to see if you already are a victim and enter the code radio. That's R A D I O. That's the

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code radio for 30 days free of protection. That's code radio at home title lock.com.

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Some of the best things in life come to those who wait, but we ain't waiting for shit.

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Know it's himself.

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Okay, here we are.

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45 minutes past the top of the hour.

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We are still hanging out here on the Raided Our Safety Show.

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No doubt about that, as we are doing our thing.

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This right here is V. Christy, song title, Lisboa.

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Songs readily available.

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Spotify.

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Apple Music.

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YouTube Music.

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All right there for you.

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Yeah, I know.

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We kind of try to keep it different every time.

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Yep.

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Okay, a lot of stuff going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

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We would like to thank V. Christy for allowing us to play this here on the Raided Our Safety

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Show.

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No doubt about that.

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Okay, so let's talk about some things that we need to talk about.

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Let me tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime,

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and that's about my friends at To Write Love on Her Arms.

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No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help, and the people at

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To Write Love on Her Arms wants you to know that people have been where you are now, and

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healing is possible.

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To find out more information, all you have to do is go to TWLOHA.com.

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That's TWLOHA.com, and click on the section that says Find Help.

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Once you get there, and you click on it, you'll see information related to addiction, depression,

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anxiety, eating disorders, self-injury, suicide, trauma, grief support, just to name a few.

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That's TWLOHA.com, To Write Love on Her Arms.

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Okay, let's talk about some other things that are going on inside of the multiverse.

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As no doubt to know your experience at the gym or at work, having the right music can

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really help get into the zone.

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But what is the best type of music to boost focus and productivity?

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According to a new study published by PLOS One, specifically composed of workflow music,

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actually helps people think faster and feel better while completing challenges and mental

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tasks.

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The background audio includes deep focus tracks from streaming services, current hits, or

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simulated office toys.

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Not so much.

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The researchers from various American universities determined that a special workflow music maintained

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at a moderately fast tempo with a steady beat that didn't overwhelm the listeners.

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Only the participants listening to the specialized design music showed significant improvements

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in both mood and task performance.

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And perhaps surprisingly to some, pop hits, despite their popularity, showed no significant

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benefits in either mood or performance.

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Possible solutions get Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter records off of the workflow music.

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I'm just saying.

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And then because really want to be listening to music and don't know what you can and cannot

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be singing all day long.

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So maybe that's why you're not doing so much focus on music or so much focusing on work

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if you're listening to music throughout the day.

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I'm just saying just some thoughts of some things to come about.

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No doubt about that.

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Anyways, let's talk about some other things that are going on inside of the world of the

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multiverse.

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The Osborne will perform a little bit and pieces with Black Sabbath at his farewell

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gig back to the beginning amid his ongoing battle with Parkinson's disease.

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I'm not planning on doing a set with Black Sabbath, but I'm doing little bits and pieces

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with them.

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He told the Daily Mail, I'm doing what I can where I feel comfortable.

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The show will be the first time Black Sabbath band members performed together in over two

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decades.

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This is according to the Daily Mail.

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Speaking of Parkinson's, boxing legend Mike Tyson doesn't have it.

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While discussing his use of psychedelic drugs, Jake Paul said that Tyson smoked toad venom

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the night before their November bout, claimed that it cured his Parkinson's so that he could

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come back and fight.

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Tyson seems said that he's perfectly healthy and doesn't have Parkinson's or any other

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illness.

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Paul also walked back his statement on X writing that his wording was taken out of context,

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even though he specifically said drugs cured Tyson of the disease.

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So there you go.

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Some stuff to think about.

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Anyways, why don't we do this?

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

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minute.

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

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Today's quote was submitted by Tina.

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Arthur C. Clark said the limits of the possible can only be defined by going beyond them into

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the impossible.

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Such a cool thought.

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Have you ever attempted to do the impossible?

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It's one of my favorite things to witness.

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I've watched the underdog win so many times.

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I'm such a fan of that.

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I absolutely love to work with people who want to attempt the impossible.

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I'll admit sometimes we don't achieve what we want to, but here's the cool thing.

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Sometimes we do.

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If you decide that it's not possible before you even try, you are making it impossible.

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Get out there and try something impossible today.

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The motivation minute 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 favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org.

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Hello, I'm Richard Exley with your one minute devotion.

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You cannot live in our sexually satiated society without experiencing sexual temptation.

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Therefore, it is critical to prepare for it.

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Rule number one, listen to Godly counsel.

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Proverbs says, my son, my commands will keep you from the adulterous.

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Rule number two, don't window shop.

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Let Job be your example.

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Make a covenant with your eyes not to look lustfully at a girl.

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Rule number three, guard your life.

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The living Bible says, temptation is the pull of a man's own evil thoughts.

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These evil thoughts lead to evil actions.

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Rule number four, count the cost.

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The man who commits adultery is an utter fool, for he destroys himself.

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Lord, deliver us from temptation.

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Amen.

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

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Here is the news on theDeparture from Russia.

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In Eastern Ukraine, Russian forces have captured the village of Berezivka in the Donetsk region,

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marking a significant advance in their ongoing offensive.

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Benjamin Wright reports, this offensive has been costly for Russia in terms of troops

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and equipment, but has yielded strategic gains.

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Meanwhile, uncertainty looms over continued US military support for Ukraine.

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As President Donald Trump has indicated, a potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin

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to negotiate a peace deal.

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A Moscow court has ordered the 30-day pretrial detention of US citizen Caleb Wayne Byers on

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drug smuggling charges, Joseph Eccerson, with the latest.

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If convicted, a 28-year-old American could face up to seven years in prison under Russian

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law.

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This incident follows a recent prisoner exchange between the US and Russia, highlighting ongoing

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tensions and the complexities of international legal disputes involving American citizens abroad.

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The conflict has resulted in nearly 3,000 deaths and displaced hundreds of thousands.

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The US federal judge had temporarily blocked their transfer to Guantanamo Bay, where Venezuelan

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immigrants are being sent daily under President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

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Immigrant rights groups have filed lawsuits seeking access to individuals held at Guantanamo

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Bay who currently lack legal counsel and contact with their families.

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Kyle Norris reporting.

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Federal employees nationwide are expressing anger and confusion following President Donald

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Trump's directive for agencies to lay off probationary employees lacking civil service

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protections.

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The controversy extends to other administration actions, including the proposed dismissal

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of corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the president's push

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for increased domestic oil and gas production.

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Jessica Oakley reporting.

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The White House has barred another Associated Press reporter and photographer from boarding

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Air Force One, escalating a dispute over the terminology used for the Gulf of Mexico.

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Experts argue that this action violates First Amendment rights while the Trump administration

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defends its decision.

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Jim Kender reporting.

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

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You are listening to something magical.

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You're listening to the Rated R safety show.

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Oh, you're listening to something magical.

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All right, no doubt about that as we are talking.

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So let's talk about some other things that are going on.

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Things that happened back on this day, back in 2020, the Boy Scouts of America files for

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bankruptcy amid hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits.

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The organization said it intended to use Chapter 11 process to create a victims compensation

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trust that would provide equitable compensation to victims after multiple reinventions during

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the difficult period, the organization rebranded as Scouting America in February of 2025.

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

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J hope from BTS turns 31 Logan Miller 33 Sarah Joy Brown 50 Jillian Michaels turns 51 Molly

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Ringwald turns 57 Dr. Dre turned 60 Matt Dillon 61 Vanna White turned 68 John Travolta turned

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71 today and Yoko Ono.

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She turns 92 today, just in case if you were wondering.

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If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, I always will try to have some

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of those for you because why would I not?

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It's Pluto Day and flirting day.

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Take it whichever way you want to do it.

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I guess is the way that we should probably look at that one.

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So there you go.

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If you need a random joke for today, I have one of those to work or at work, not to work

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at work.

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I'm treating me like one of the one of the family and I put up with it as long as I can.

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If you need a phone star for a day, try this.

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What do you think is the greatest invention of all time?

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What is the greatest invention of all time?

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If you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

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Typically the younger you are, the more you do this.

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What is it?

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Smile.

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There you go.

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Anyways, that's going to sum up our time together in regards of the things that we have going

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on here.

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So thanks for hanging out with me.

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I really do appreciate always a good time when you and I are together doing our thing.

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No doubt about that.

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

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listener because without you it makes no sense to do what we do around here.

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If I can leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this.

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Today's accomplishment were yesterday's impossibilities.

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Think about that.

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Anyways, at the top of the hour I will be going over to RadioBig.fm, hanging out for

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the next couple hours or so doing some music news and stuff and playing some music.

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If you want to come over there with me.

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If not, you can hang out here on Safety FM with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks

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about the world of safety consulting.

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And that's it.

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That's going to sum up our time.

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Appreciate the time you, I, all of us hanging out together.

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No doubt about that.

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Anyways, I know who you are.

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You know who I am.

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Love you, mean it and goodbye.

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

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not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company.

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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 as they are

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based only on very limited and dated open source information.

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Assumptions made within this analysis are not reflective of the position of the company.

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