EP 1052 - Holiday Madness and Office Shenanigans: Staying Safe in December

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You

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You

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What's the price you pay for heaven?

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Break our bones, slide through chains

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What's the price you pay for heaven?

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Life's a screen, life won't change

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Can I bleed like you? Do we bleed the same?

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It will amount to nothing

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Break your drug, break an empire

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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, Dr. Uh, it doesn't matter who the host is

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Oh, truer words have never been said. It does not matter who the host is. What has always mattered is who the listeners are

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Anyways, today is Thursday, November the 14th of 2024, day 319th of the year and only 47 days left to go

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We are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida

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And coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM and hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there

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Aww

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Radio Big, streaming 24-7 at RadioBig.FM

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Oh yes, hanging out with our friends with Radio Big and doing the stuff that we get to do inside of the multiverse here

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Around and about and all that kind of fun stuff

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So how have you been? How's the last 24 hours? How's the last 24 hours been? Like seriously?

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Done anything cool? Have you heard anything cool? Any new cabinet appointments? You know, kind of fun stuff, you know

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Yeah, yesterday it seemed like a lot of movement going on with politics

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Yeah, as much as I think that we're gonna get away in regards to talking about it

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They suck us back in

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And that's what ends up happening. So there you go. I'm sure at some point we're gonna talk about some of the appointments that occurred yesterday

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So don't worry about that. So let's talk real quick. Thank you for coming up and hanging out with us this morning in regards of what we do

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Our show consists of safety in the news, news and safety. That's kind of how it's always been in regards of what we talk about

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So don't worry about any of that stuff. So our show is a radio show that's also on a podcast network that also goes on to a video platform

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That also goes into a streaming portion. Yeah, it's all kinds of stuff that we get to do

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So our number one is the only hour that we do in video. Everything else is just audio content only this is our one of three

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So just keep that in mind as we are talking on the podcast itself

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We have one of those fancy dancey pod catchers

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You are listening to us live is the way that it works

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If you don't have one of those fancy dancing once it's okay, you can listen to us in a level of delay

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But we're also available on radio big FM

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We're also available on safety FM calm also on the different apps of those two that they have radio big has an app safety FM has an app

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But then we're on I heart radio Odyssey you name it. We're there one way shape or form in the streaming live radio aspect of it

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So there you go. Lot of stuff a lot of stuff a lot of stuff for us to talk to in all that kind of fun stuff

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So there you go

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So with that being said if you want to interact with the show call in radio comm will be the quickest way on getting that managed handled and so on

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So the all you have to do is go to call in radio is gonna ask you some information once you get there video audio and text messaging is the options available

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Text messaging works best because that's what I pay the most attention to so there you go

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So with that being said, why don't we start talking right away about what the hell was trending in the overnight?

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Here is what was trending rated are safety show

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Okay, so as I take a look at the trends of the ends of the ends of the ends here here we go a food delivery company gets a new owner and officials

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Arrest a suspect connected the October Intelligence League. We'll talk about that as we get into the shit list

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Also Hugh Jackman's affair and raised J's and did these connections are discussed in today's show business

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And also fans of the views were left irate on Wednesday when on Wednesday and one actress shares her thoughts of women in Hollywood

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Okay, and princess and named names. The experiences are all hurt for too familiar with traveling fiasco

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I don't know. I just tell you what what's there. So that's it. That's what we're going to talk about

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So if you're ready, I'm ready because I have some people waiting here from feature story news and they want to talk to you a little bit about what the hell's going on inside of the world of the multiverse

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So if you're ready to do so, I'm ready to do so and we can cover everything that's going on inside of there

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So let's go ahead and bring in our friends from feature story news and let's get everything moving and grooving for you right now

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

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Congressman Matt Gaetz has resigned from the House after being picked for attorney general by President elect Donald Trump

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His controversial appointment needs to be confirmed by the Senate former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard's being nominated as director of national intelligence as the incoming Trump administration continues to take shape

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Conservative commentator Scotty Nell Hughes believes the American public want restraint on spending at home and abroad

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That was one of the directives that the American people sent on Election Day is they are tired of us continuing to fund have our nose in places that have nothing to do with national security

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As well as the money that we have been not only sending to Ukraine, but other parts of the world that has been unaccounted for

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We don't know where the billions have gone and the accountability starts with the Trump administration

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US President elect Donald Trump will command a trifecta of power in Washington after the Republicans secured a clean sweep of Congress

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Having one last week's election handily, his party also flipped the Senate and it's been confirmed narrowly held the House of Representatives

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Giving them control of the White House and both chambers of the legislature. Benji Hire reports from Washington

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This hands Donald Trump complete dominance over America's branches of government. When he takes office in January, he will be able to push through his policies, domestic or foreign, with little to no forms of resistance

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And it grants Trump's Republicans the ability to launch impeachment proceedings against his opponents

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Even the Supreme Court is weighed in his favor. It's mostly conservative-leaning justices providing him presidential immunity

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It leaves Democrats in the political wilderness whilst the MAGA agenda is unleashed for at least the next two years. Benji Hire, Washington

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Thousands of police officers are on duty in Paris for a football international between France and Israel

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It follows anti-Semitic attacks on Maccabee, Tel Aviv supporters at a match in Amsterdam last week

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French President Emmanuel Macron has confirmed he will attend the match despite some calls from France's far left for him to refuse to attend

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Or for the match to be cancelled. There are calls for more anti-pollution measures in New Delhi with the city's thick smog in the severe air quality category

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Finer pollutants in the air are around 70 times higher than what's considered tolerable. As Ishan Gurk reports from New Delhi

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Experts are now urging the Delhi government to step up anti-pollution measures which include a ban on construction activities and polluting vehicles on the road

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Officials had enacted stage two of the graded response action plan a few weeks ago and now with the air quality dipping to severe levels there are calls to enforce stage three

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That could see schools shutting down for students below 12 years of age. A new survey has found that 40% of families in Delhi had a member consulting a doctor in the past three weeks

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Medical officials say people are coming in with aggravated asthma, breathing problems and in extreme cases need intensive care due to the pollution. Ishan Gurk, New Delhi

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From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

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The use of the word apocalyptic is correct. It's actually the worst humanitarian situation I have experienced in the 21st century. Israel tells the world it is letting humanitarian aid in

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But I have more faith in the humanitarian aid organisations that say that it isn't allowing aid in in the quantity that is required

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But in particular it has sealed off northern Gaza and hasn't allowed any aid in for more than 30 days. People literally don't have food or clean water

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And they've even bombed the Kamal Adwan hospital to stop people getting medical treatment after they bomb them

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The US government says Israel has broken no laws. Aid organisations say some areas in northern Gaza are already experiencing famine. White House critics argue the threat to withhold military supplies was simply a political manoeuvre designed to help Vice President Kamala Harris as she campaigned for the presidency

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With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks

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To recap the top stories, Congressman Matt Gaetz has resigned from the House after being picked for Attorney General by President-elect Donald Trump. Donald Trump will command a trifecta of power in Washington after the Republicans secured a clean sweep of Congress

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Thousands of police officers are on duty in Paris for a football international between France and Israel. And there are calls for more anti-pollution measures in New Delhi with the city's thick smog in the severe air quality category

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Yeah, trying being the crucial word there in regards of what we are doing, so there you go

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We're going to be 17 minutes past the top of the hour

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So let's get into the shit list of what is going on on October the 18th the man who identified himself as Brandon Andre Day

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Called 911 saying that he was on a hike and had fallen off a cliff

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And was evading a bear by the time officials arrived to the scene

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They found the body with the identification belonging to Andrade a brief investigation concluded the body was actually not that of Andrade

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After all and that others identification belonging to him had been used elsewhere

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The body turned out to be a 35 year old named Stephen Douglas Lloyd

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Now the police have arrested 45 year old Nicholas Wayne Hamlet in connection with what is believed to have been a murder

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That was said to look like a bear attack investigation believe that Hamlet killed Lloyd in an attempt to steal his identity

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Fingerprints found at the scene ultimately led authorities to the suspect

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Hamlet faces first degree murder charges in Monroe County, Tennessee

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Now Tennessee really Tennessee in unrelated parole violation out of Alabama

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No word who Andrade is or if the real person or just a fake identity

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This is according to NBC News

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So there you go a lot of stuff going on right there. I mean what that's this almost sounds like a movie

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Almost sounds like a movie of things in regards of what's going on think about it in that fashion

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I mean what what else comes to mind? So there you go there you go

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Okay, so listen to this for those who spends the weeks and months before the election looking for polling data and information online betting market

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Poli market emerge an interesting way to gauge the sentiment over who will win while Americans were unable to legally participate in the rest

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Of the world put their chips on Trump for the most of the closing weeks now poli market CEO 26 year old Shane Copeland

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Was raided by the federal law enforcement early Wednesday morning and his home in New York City

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Investigators demanded the Copeland turn over his phone and computers

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Now Copeland was told that why he was being raided one source tells that he the the New York Post that this is obvious political retribution by outgoing administration

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Against polymarket for providing the market that correctly called the 2024 presidential election

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But no other details have yet been announced. This is according to the New York Post.

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I mean are we at the place yet where people gamble on everything like yes, somebody's gonna flip a coin and the coin when it's flipped

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This is gonna be the angle that's going to win and all that other shit. I mean I kind of feel like that's how it goes sometimes

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But I did not realize that we were at the point where you know, this was a huge deal. So there you go

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There you go. Okay, so take a listen to this food delivery app Grubhub once again has an American owner in 2020

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The Amsterdam based company bought Grubhub for seven point three billion dollars

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But now food delivery startup wonder will acquire Grubhub for just six hundred and fifty million dollars. What the expected deal is

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Going to be closing in 2025. Hold on. Hold on in 2020 Amsterdam based company bought Grubhub for seven point three billion dollars

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And they're only and they're only selling it for six fifty. I'm not a mathematician here

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But uh

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Something's not adding up. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I mean, I'm just throwing that out there. So there you go

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Anyways in mid-october news broke that American intelligence leak Israel plans to attack Iran and retaliation for the drone strikes

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Now the FBI have arrested the CIA officials in Cambodia for disclosing the documents Assaf William Raymond

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Was arrested and brought to the federal court in Guam in charge with willfully retention and transmission of national defense information

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The document included American spy satellite

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Reconnaissance Raymond reportedly has a top secret security clearance which he used to share the internal chat app Telegram

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So a lot of stuff there. I mean, I don't know for you to get some of these security clearances

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I look at it from the standpoint and go why in the hell would you want to spill the beans in regards of anything that's going on

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I look at it from the standpoint that there's a lot of stuff that you might not want to share

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I'm just throwing that out there. So I don't know. I mean what would give you the idea that hey

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This is the best case scenario to go ahead and share some of that stuff. I don't know it gets strange sometimes in regards of what the world will do

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In regards of doing stuff. I'm just saying just saying out there

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Okay, so let's continue talking a 71 year old Oregon man is suing an ambulance provider after he says that he was struck by an ambulance taken to the hospital

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It said that the ambulance in the said ambulance but then and then he was built for the ride. Yeah, build for the ride. What a deal

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What a deal build for the ride. Okay, so William Horch told the Oregonian that they that he was riding his bicycle when a Columbia River fire and rescue ambulance struck him

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Leaving him with a fractured nodes and scrapes after being driven to the hospital in the in the ambulance or he says that then he was built nearly $2,000 for the ride

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He is now seeking $997,000 for the cost of the ambulance ride medical expenses and additional pain and suffering. This is according to the Oregonian

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So, what do you think? I mean things get interesting right away. How the hell are you gonna strike somebody be like, oh yeah, by the way, you know, there's a charge

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There's a charge for me to drive you like think about that. I mean, that's kind of that's that's ballsy

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I mean, there's no other way to put it. That's ballsy in regards to doing that. So there you go some stuff to think about

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So I've got some sick base self actor David Cooley or Cudi air. Yeah, Cudi air has been diagnosed with stage three non-hydrogens lymphoma

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He's 65 two weeks after being diagnosed Cudi airs it says that started chemo chemotherapy and also shaved his head for pre-emptive strike

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As of this week, he was a he's completed six round non-Hotskins in the lymphoma occurs when white blood cells grow abnormally causing tumors to grow throughout your body

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The type of Cudi air has be be cell lymphoma is rare according to the Mayo Clinic. The Mayo Clinic is saying that one. So there you go

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I don't know. What do you think here? I know we talk a little bit about everything but hey, it has to be brought up

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I mean regards of what we're going on. I mean and this is a Dave Cudi air, you know from what the hell what the hell is the name of it?

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Oh my god, what the what the name of the show now? I can't even think of it. It's not family matters because that's something else. Oh my god

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Anyways, you know now I'm gonna have to pull up with the show is because I'm not gonna remember the name of the damn thing

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And then it's gonna drive me crazy for the next the next bit and I'll be like hold on. What's the name of that show that we were just talking about?

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Full House. Yeah, I got it confused because of the Fuller House thing. That's what's going on there. So there you go

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Okay, so let's talk the Dow ticked up 47 points to close at forty three thousand nine hundred fifty eight on Wednesday and the S&P added

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Oh Punto. Yeah one point to close at five thousand nine hundred and eighty five and the Nasdaq lost about 50 points

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To close at nineteen thousand two hundred and thirty West Texas Intermediate closed at sixty eight dollars a barrel and Brent crude was at seventy two dollars a barrel

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The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and eight cents on Wednesday

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Friday night's mega million drawing will be for three hundred and eighty seven million dollar jackpot or a hundred eighty one point four million dollar cash payout

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So if you want to play the game you have the opportunity to do so. So there you go

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Yeah, I mean I'm just saying if you want to play that stuff, I mean you don't have to but you can do it's an option

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Okay, so take a listen to this John Kroninski is in this people's 2024 sexiest man alive upon hearing the news

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He thought that it was a prank while his wife of 14 years actress Emily Blunt joke that she plans to wallpaper their house with a magazine cover

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Kroninski is best known for his roles in The Office 13 hours and a quiet place franchise. This is according to People magazine

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I mean how weird does it have to be all of a sudden you're being named this one of the sexiest men alive

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I mean wasn't there like an honor before that it was just one person but I guess now there's a multiple I don't know

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It's one of those things that just happens like you know, hey, I was listening to this a few days ago

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Ralph Moccio received his um his star in the Hollywood Rock of Fame and it was like yes, it's number 2776 star

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Good for him. Listen, send me an accomplishment that he has hat that he has that, you know, I will not be able to do good

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I'm happy for him. But then I was thinking about it. Could you name a hundred actors and actresses?

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So imagine 2776 that's a that's a number like seriously safety never sounded so terrible rated our safety show

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Okay, Hugh Jackman's relationship with co-star Sutton Foster allegedly started while he was still married with Deborah Lee Furness

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Sutton and Hughes relationships is the reason that Hugh and Deb got a divorce an insider told US Weekly Jackman and Furness

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Screenwriter 10 Griffith or 10 Ted Griffin. So there you go. A lot of stuff going on there. What else have we got?

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Ray J says a slew of celebrities who are afraid of the connection to Sean Combs getting out of paying accusers to stay quiet

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And what is called a catch-and-kill scheme? He made the revelation on TMZ presents the downfall of Diddy the insiders of the inside the freak house

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But man, all of a sudden you said that you're saying too much. You have too much information on things that needs to be done and things that you're talking about

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I don't know. I think that this thing it gets further dirt further down the sequence and we have no clue what the hell's going on

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I just want to throw that out there. So we'll have to take a look at some of this stuff in regards to what's going on

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No doubt about that. So take a listen to this

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Patrick Mahomes briefly addressed the robbery that occurred in his Missouri home last month telling reporters the situation is frustrating and disappointing

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The burglary happened in October the 6th. It is unknown if Mahomes and his family were home at the time

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Kels is not commented on the incident though. The police report that $20,000 in cash was taken. Hold on. You just have $20,000 in cash sitting around

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I mean, I don't know if that's a good idea period or no matter how rich you are like what the hell you have going on

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That I think I'm going to need today by my 20 G's in regards to sitting around. I mean that sounds a little nut so I'd so there for sure

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

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Okay, so we talked about this at the beginning. So let's talk right now fans of the viewer left. I rate when Wednesday's episode was interrupted by the ABC's new special report about President Joe Biden welcoming President-elect Donald Trump into the White House making matters even worse

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The episode was centered on whoopi Goldberg's birthday. Several viewers felt that the report could have waited until after the show while others deemed it. It wasn't actually breaking news is according to the mayor

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That would definitely put a different view on the view if if you know what I'm saying there. So there you go. Let me give you one more here. Actress Sydney Sweeney says Hollywood's reputation of women empowering other women is fake.

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None of it's happening. She told Vanity Fair also of it's a fake and

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Fake hold on all that is fake in a front for all other stuff that they say behind behind everyone's backs. We need has felt the backstabbing first hand after former producer publicly criticized her acting skills and physical appearance earlier this year.

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This is according to Vanity Fair. Now, let's be realistic. The girl has been pretty successful since euphoria and has put out a couple of movies. Some have been popular. She I mean what was the one that she did with Glen Powell that

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Was pretty popular. I mean people like that one. So I don't know. She's she's doing something right. I mean that that seems to be the case. No doubt there. So there you go. Anyways, 32 minutes past the top of the hour. I think it's time for us to do that thing that we get to do in regards to talking about some main story stuff. So why don't we go ahead and do that right now.

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Here is our main story on the right to our safety show. Okay, so let's talk about some main story time and that's some time to tell a story that should be full of mains. Not not like the hair main but a main hair or whatever the hell you want to say there. But let's talk real quick because it is very rare.

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It is very rare the opportunity where you and I get to sit back and just do the chitter chatter in regards of the stuff that's going on.

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And I am taking a look at some of these big things that are happening in the timeline of the stuff that we have going on right now. And listen, it is an interesting time of the year. You just came out of the election cycle, which I mean we're still kind of going through some of the stuff.

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What's going to happen and then now we're going directly into the holidays. So right before you kind of turn the corner here, Thanksgiving will be upon us. And then after that, we have all the whole other cluster of stuff.

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You have Christmas, Kwanzaa, all this other stuff that pops up right away right away in the cycle. And you know, you can start almost saying that the month of December is not a wasted month per se, but is a month when it comes to the workplace on what do you do.

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And listen, besides the normal work you have going on and the stuff that's going on inside of the office, you normally have to make sure that people are remaining safe. I know it becomes a difficult task when you start taking a look all the way around.

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So as I mentioned this today, what are you looking forward to the most during this holiday season? What are you prepping for to get you ready for the next level? And I only mentioned this for the following reason. Some people seem to get very excited during this time of the year.

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I look at it as this is the good chance of getting your eye off the ball. And I mean that in the weirdest and best way at the same time, because I will tell you, I remember when I was still working for corporate America and how things would occur.

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You would have festivities and all of a sudden there was alcohol introduced and I'm not saying alcohol is bad for some, but I know it's not great for all depending on, you know, their relationship with it. So I started taking a look around and going, okay, what's going to happen here?

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Maybe more, but let's go with 40 for now. Sounds like a good number. And I remember some person putting a rope and saying, we're going to climb to the top. And one military person was, I think one was a Marine and one was from the army.

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And they had to try to out prove each other how far up this dumb rope they could go. And I don't know. Number one, who got the rope there? How good and sturdy the rope was and what the hell was going on. But these people were drinking and decided to go up the path.

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Now, listen, I'm referencing this just for the, for the sake of mentioning it, but I look at it from the standpoint as well of, okay, if something would have happened, who would have been responsible? Now I remember people beating on my door saying you need to come out here and look at this.

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Well, I don't want to see this shit because one was a vice president to the company.

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And the other one was his direct confidant. So what am I supposed to tell them? So luckily nothing happened though inside of there. But I look at it from the standpoint of, okay, this was added shit that didn't need to happen inside of what was going on inside of the organization.

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So besides that we're doing, you know, Hey, it's a great year, blah, blah, blah. And I'm trying to prep for all the stuff that we're going to focus on for the next year. Because, you know, I don't do the alcohol thing unless you have really good tequila.

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And then it was like, how are we going to move forward? So that becomes the stuff to think about that becomes the stuff of how we're going to manage and handle this.

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So these are the things that I think about and that I talk about and I go, how are we going to do some of this? So with that being said, make sure that you have something to focus on something to bring up that will bring down your level of stress by still realizing that there is work to be done.

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That means that we need to be more adaptable in regards of the stuff that's going on. So take a look at that stuff and let's move around and focus on what needs to be done for the upcoming year. Think about that.

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Oops, what did he just say? We have safety. Don't always agree with viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now back to real safety talk on safety FM. Don't go anywhere. You're listening to the host.

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Safety FM will be right back. I know you all want to hit your revenue targets and get the launch done. Well, making sure that your team knows what to do and how to do it is a huge part of it. So I'm sure that you all do different kinds of training and I'm willing to bet that you probably use PowerPoint, Zoom, etc.

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It's always amazing to me on how technology changes and so does the environment that we're in and cyber criminals will do everything they can to take advantage of a system.

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Cyber thieves around the world know our home values are sky high at the moment and that makes us a target. The crime is scary simple. Let me explain it to you real quick.

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A cyber thief simply forges your name on a property cell form and refiles it. That's it.

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That's code radio at home title lock dot com. Listen to your own risk. Rated R. Safety Show.

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Face the mud, veil your flesh and fade, fade away with all the plans we've made. It will amount to nothing.

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Okay what's the price to pay for heaven to get to your on the Rated R. Safety Show.

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You know how it is we talk about all this stuff.

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What's the price to get to heaven.

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So there you go. A lot of stuff going on inside of the sequence of the events. No doubt there as we are talking.

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Yeah I like this one but then again I like a lot of weird stuff and it's okay. Yeah it's okay. It's okay. It's okay. I'm okay.

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Wait hold on that's something else. Let's not get into that because I could that could cause all kinds of interesting stuff to happen right now.

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Okay so let me tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime and that's about my friends that to write love on her arms.

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So there you go some stuff to talk about as we are hanging and banging no doubt about it whatsoever T.W. L.O. H.A. dot com.

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Okay so let's start talking some more about some things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse is some people care about that stuff.

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So let's get into it Reese's has launched a new deconstruction peanut butter cup kit which allows fans to fill huge chocolate shells with as much or as little peanut butter as they want available now for a limited time.

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It includes nine ounce milk chocolate shell and a lid plus 10 ounces jar of Reese's peanut butter cup feeling.

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Let's see in the release Reese's said that we know how personal ideal chocolate peanut butter ratio so we we amped it up with the peanut butter and tone it down with we won't judge the oversized cup was launched on November the 4th.

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On National Candy Day it's only for 29.99 and of course sold out right away but the company says they'll bring it back sooner than later the company was inspired to create the kid post reddit where they showed the entire pack of five Reese's came without peanut butter in the cups.

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So there you go so that would totally be my villain origin story.

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I mean it would start off with that I opened the Reese's peanut butter cup and there was nothing in it there was nothing in it whatsoever.

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It was one of those things that everything was missing and that's how it started forget the peanut butter I'm definitely filling it with with milk and cereal just to you know just to try something different.

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So what do you think I know some people get very excited about that stuff I always find it so weird when it comes to take a listen to this when it comes to holiday spending shoppers are and I'm saying that they intend to hold back this year but they do plan to take more deliberate approach to the purchases that they make a new study of 2000 consumers in the US who celebrated winter holiday reveals the growing trend of slow shopping nearly three and four responded said that soon they'll be able to sell more than they did in the last year.

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So that's the shopping would be a good descriptor of how they are handling things this holiday three in five indicated that they are starting earlier than usual and making more frequent shopping trips and picking up fewer gifts at a time the talker researcher bowl found that they are there more than half of those who embrace and slow shopping.

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Tend to tend to be doing and to ensure that only buying items they truly want similarly for the one percent said they're using shopping in order to take advantage of more deals and promotions and by the way 68% said they plan to spend the same or more that they did last year I'm slowing shopping so I can so I can make room on my credit card as I go I mean that's that's that's how I'm doing it.

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No I'm just kidding as I say that and it's and I've been seeing a lot a lot about another new trend called doom spending well they'll call it new but I've been referring to my Christmas shopping as doom spending for years what exactly is doom spending now now I'm kind of intrigued on what that is see it's an intriguing morning in regards to looking up some of the stuff as we are going through so doom spending.

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What what does it mean I need to know so the doom spending is the practice of spending money to soothe fears of the of broader issues like politics or the economy.

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Well I'm going to tell you if you're spending money because you're trying to discover broader issues like the economy probably not the greatest idea out there just saying don't hate me for it don't hate the way that I bring the stuff up I'm just talking about it.

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Anyways with that being said let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about what the hell is going on with the motivation minute.

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The motivation minute brought to you by Genesis gold IRA dot com.

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Today's story was submitted by Fran a high school English teacher struggling to support his family was also working at an industrial laundry just to make ends meet with three kids and growing frustration he was writing his first novel.

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However feeling disheartened he threw it in the trash convinced it wasn't even worth finishing.

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Luckily his wife found the pages in the trash and saw the potential she encouraged her husband Stephen King to finish that novel her belief in him gave him the motivation to finish writing Carrie after several rejections double day gave King a chance.

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The hardcover sales were modest but the paperback rights sold for four hundred thousand dollars a life changing some that set King on the path to be one of the most prolific writers in the world.

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I'm John Smalls thanks for listening 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 when the enemy attacks don't allow yourself to focus on the giants that are coming against you no matter how fearless they may seem.

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Instead focus on the mighty God you serve.

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Remember how he's delivered you in the past.

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That's what David did when King Saul questioned his ability to defeat the Philistine giant.

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He replied God who delivered me from the teeth of the lion and the claws of the bear will deliver me from this Philistine.

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Now trust the Lord to deliver you.

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Jesus remind us of all the ways you have delivered us in the past lest we allow today's giants to intimidate us.

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Amen.

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If these devotions are a blessing and an encouragement to you you can subscribe at one minute devotion dot com.

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Here is the news on the radio safety show from feature story news in London.

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I'm Oli Barrett. Congressman Matt Gaetz has resigned from the House after being picked for attorney general by president elect Donald Trump.

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His controversial appointment needs to be confirmed by the Senate.

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Former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard's being nominated as director of national intelligence as the incoming Trump administration continues to take shape.

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Conservative commentator Scotty Nell Hughes believes the American public want restraint on spending at home and abroad.

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That was one of the directives that the American people sent on election day is they are tired of us continuing to fund have our nose in places that have nothing to do with national security as well as the money that we have been not only sending to Ukraine but other parts of the world that has been unaccounted for.

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We don't know where the billions have gone and the accountability starts with the Trump administration.

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US president elect Donald Trump will command a trifecta of power in Washington after the Republicans secured a clean sweep of Congress. Having won last week's election handily his party also flipped the Senate and it's been confirmed narrowly held the House of Representatives giving them control of the White House and both chambers of the legislature.

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Benji Hire reports from Washington.

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This hands Donald Trump complete dominance over America's branches of government. When he takes office in January he will be able to push through his policies domestic or foreign with little to no forms of resistance and it grants Trump's Republicans the ability to launch impeachment proceedings against his opponents.

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Even the Supreme Court is weighed in his favor. It's mostly conservative leaning justices providing him presidential immunity. It leaves Democrats in the political wilderness whilst the MAGA agenda is unleashed for at least the next two years. Benji Hire Washington.

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Thousands of police officers are on duty in Paris for a football international between France and Israel. It follows anti-Semitic attacks on Maccabee Tel Aviv supporters at a match in Amsterdam last week.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has confirmed he will attend the match despite some calls from France's far left for him to refuse to attend or for the match to be cancelled.

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There are calls for more anti-pollution measures in New Delhi with the city's thick smog in the severe air quality category. Finer pollutants in the air are around 70 times higher than what's considered tolerable. As Ishan Gurge reports from New Delhi.

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Experts are now urging the Delhi government to step up anti-pollution measures which include a ban on construction activities and polluting vehicles on the road. Officials had enacted stage two of the graded response action plan a few weeks ago and now with the air quality dipping to severe levels there are calls to enforce stage three.

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That could see schools shutting down for students below 12 years of age. A new survey has found that 40% of families in Delhi had a member consulting a doctor in the past three weeks. Medical officials say people are coming in with aggravated asthma, breathing problems and in extreme cases need intensive care due to the pollution. Ishan Gurge, New Delhi.

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From Bureau's Worldwide, this is FSN.

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The Health Organization also reveals a total of 54 million cases globally since the start of the pandemic that happened back on this date in 2020.

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If I'm looking at some birthdays for today, Mason Goodwin turns 28, Francisco Lindor turns 32, Steve Maeve turns 35, Travis Barker 49, Chip Gaines turns 50 today, Jocelyn Mel turns 52, Patrick Waterburton turns 60, Yanni turns 70 and King Charles III turns 76 today.

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That's if you're looking at some birthdays. So there you go. If you need a random joke for today, I think I can manage to pull one of those off for you. So let me go ahead and share what I have. The biggest fear about becoming a zombie is all that walking.

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No, seriously, it's the walking that drives most people away of not wanting to do that.

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So if you need a phone starter for today, try this. Who is, okay, hold on. Let me rephrase that. Who's your current celebrity crush? If you're doing that with a phone starter.

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And why does it have to be a celebrity? I mean, I'm just saying. I mean, who's your crush? I mean, come on. Like, seriously, I mean, I'm sure there's people that come to mind when I say that. I mean, I'll tell you, I watch a lot of rando movies.

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And sometimes I watch some terrible movies just because it might have an actor or actress. And I think that it's like, I like them. They might be a crush. I mean, kind of in a weird way, but whatever it is, what it is. You know, some people like to say that.

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And I think it's the dumbest quote ever, but I'll say it just for the sake of that purpose. Okay. If you need a question for the water cooler, try this before the end of the year. The average person says, say, we'll say this 56 time. What is it?

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Merry Christmas. That's what did they say? That's what they'll say. 56 times before it's all said and done. Anyways, that's going to end our time together here on this show. But at the top of the hour, I'll be going over to radio big.fm.

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If you want to come and hang out with me for the next couple of hours or so as I get to do the things that I get to do. So yeah, I'll talk about safety. Not really. I'll talk about, I'll talk about news. I'll talk about entertainment stuff and we'll play some music together.

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But if you stay on safety, you'll get to hang out with the likes of Sheldon Primus where he'll talk about safety and the safety news and everything else that's going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

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Cause that's what he does talking about the world of safety consulting. Well, anyways, if I can't leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this.

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Speak less than you know, and have more than you show. So there you go. That's what we need to talk about.

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That's going to sum up our time together for sure. Thank you for always being the best part of safety FM and radio big. And that is the listener because without you, it makes no sense to do what we do around here. That's for sure.

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Anyways, I know who you are. You know who I am. Love ya. Mean it and goodbye.

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