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Welcome to Wednesday's Hero. Today's hero
is Van Barfoot, Technical Sergeant USRI.

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Name of the story is Minefield Warrior. It's Italy, nineteen forty four.

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Later in his life, Van Barfoot
would be hailed as one of the most

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significant Native American heroes in World War
II. His grandmother was full blooded chalk

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Tall, but his mother failed to
enroll him with the government as a member

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of the tribe, so Barfoot grew
up aware only that he had American Indian

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blood, but not that he was
official chalk Tall. He enlisted in the

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Army in nineteen forty before the new
Selective Service law authorizing the peacetime draft was

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passed by Congress, and he was
assigned to the first Infantrue Division. After

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his training, he participated in maneuvers
in Louisiana and Puerto Rico. In December

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of nineteen forty one, when he
was promoted to sergeant and assigned to the

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newly activated Headquarters Amphibious Force Atlantic Fleet
at Quantico, Virginia. When that unit

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was inactivated in nineteen forty three,
he was reassigned to the one hundred and

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fifty seventh Infantry. Technical Sergeant Barfoot
took part in the landings in Sicily in

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July nineteen forty three and at Salerno
two months later. In late January nineteen

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forty four, one hundred and fifty
seventh landing in Anzio and began moving inland

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rapidly, but counterattacking German reinforcements stopped
the Allied advance, even forcing some withdrawals.

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By May, Barfoot's unit had been
in a defensive position near the town

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of Carnio for several weeks, during
which time Barfoot conducted day and night patrols

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to probe the German lines, mentally
mapping out the terrain and the minefields in

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front of the enemy positions. Smart
Early in the morning of May twenty third,

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his company was ordered to attack.
As the lead squads approached the German

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minefields, they came under heavy fire. Because he knew the lanes through the

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minefields so well, Barfoot asked for
permission to be the head squad. Moving

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through depressions in the terrain and shallow
ditches, he advanced in a few yards

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of the enemy machine gun on the
right flank and destroyed it with the grenade.

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Then he followed the German trench line. He moved to the next gun

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in placement, where he killed two
soldiers with a submachine gun and wounded and

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captured three others. When he approached
the Germans manning a third gun, they

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surrounded it. In all, he
captured seventeen of the enemy. Now later

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that day, after he had consolidated
the newly captured position, Barfoot, seeing

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three German tanks advancing in a counter
offensive, grabbed a bozouka and destroyed the

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lead tank, causing the two other
tanks to change directions. As the crew

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of the disabled tank jumped out,
Barfoot killed all three of them. Then

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he continued into enemy territory and destroyed
a German field piece with a demolition charge.

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He ended the day by helping two
seriously wounded men from his squad walked

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nearly a mile to safety. Not
long after this action, Barfoot was promoted

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to lieutenant. Four months later,
his unit was in France's r Own Valley

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when he was ordered to division headquarters
and formed that he was going to be

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awarded the Medal of Honor. Given
the choice of returning to the United States

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for the ceremony or receiving the medal
in the field, Barfoot chose the latter.

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So his men could be present.
Lieutenant General Alexander Patch awarded him the

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medal in France September twenty eighth,
nineteen forty four. Today's Hero Van Barfoot

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was born June fifteenth, nineteen nineteen
in Edinburgh, Mississippi. He passed away

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March second, twenty twelve in Richmond, Virginia. Today's hero is Van Barfoot

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making his buddies and chalked on nation
proud. Pretty cool, Yeah, very

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cool. Pretty cool dude getting hills
while I'm listening to that. That guy

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that does him is awesome. He's
got a knack for that, doesn't he

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He does? Yeah, taking Aliam. He was also a secondary Wednesday's Hero.

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The family of World War two veteran
is Proud after receiving three medals posthumously

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in his honor. On Tuesday,
WKYT and Lexington report, Senator Ran Paul

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was on hand for a ceremony in
honor of the service of Cecil Raymond Stigall,

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who served in North Africa and Italy. That is maybe some of the

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worst fighting of the war was North
Africa and especially Italy. In World War

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Two. Stigaul was shot in the
stomach and spent his life with a bullet

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lodged in his spine, but that
was comfortable until his death in nineteen ninety

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five. The family received the Bronze
Star, the Good Conduct Medal, the

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European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal,
and the Combat Infantry Badge. There you

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go, well, Wednesday's hero.
Well done by Tony Venetti as he does

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every single Wednesday, and brought the
way It's brought to you by Horse Soldier

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Bourbon, founded by members of ODA
five ninety five, the Horse Soldiers first

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boots on the ground in Afghanistan.
After nine to eleven well doctors have reached

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a fifteen million dollars settlement. Here's
what happened. Thanks to a lone whistleblower,

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three Houston surgeons will be forced to
pay fifteen million dollars in the settlement

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after it was determined they were leaving
one surgery for another in instances to get

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quantity over quality. They were trying
to fit in as many heart surgeries as

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they could man according to an FBI
agent in Houston, as the three surgeons

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engaged in a regular practice of running
two operating rooms at the same time.

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While delegating, oh he was going
back and forth. Well, no,

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that he would. He would delegate
people that weren't qualified to finish up the

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surgery on the heart patients so they
could jump to the next heart surgery.

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An assembly line. Y'all almost start
this and then you go ahead and close

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it. Nurse Abamath what I used
to do that in Phixhill tavern. I'd

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have a girl in right in the
roof garden, and then I'd have one

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down in the main room, and
I would go back and forth, up

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and down right. Oh wait a
minute. Neither them would know there's Mydonna

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for some reason, is it Why
does it sound like what Donand oh no,

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it's just live because it doesn't know
it's your loser, buddy. It

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doesn't sound it's your loser buddy.
Maybe it's a live version of like a

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version. No, you know who
this is? And David, I don't

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know what what what do you have
against this from her? What do you

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have against me? Let's go to
get to this. Let's get yeah,

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yeah, let's see, we'll get
to the course. It's gotta be a

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wive. It's sped up a little
bit like World War One military footage.

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Wait ties in with the story.
You can't. But in fact it was

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the greatest performer of all the town. Alfred Jega think a virgine said,

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can you imagine? You know?
You do my best? Try to keep

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me cool? All right? Come
here, man, what are you doing?

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Snap out of it's cool? Not
cool at all anyway. The whistleblower

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from the Houston Surgeons UH deal is
going to get three million dollars that the

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HSD Yeah, insurgents deal from the
whistle blower from the Houston Insurgeons Deal,

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also known as the HSD. Yeah, we'll receive three million dollars for the

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claim you just before reporting it.
That's pretty good. Yeah. You know

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pays to blow a whistle, It
really does. Sometimes you just get a

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job in radio for blowing a whistle, but other times you get three million

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dollars. A gamer has allegedly uh
flew from New Jersey all the way to

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Florida. Why do to do that? He did it because of an online

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dispute reportedly led the New Jersey gamer
to hop on a plane to Florida in

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order to attack another game with a
hammer. Allegedly, were they playing Donkey

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Kong. I'm sure it's more advanced
than that. They get on the little

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headphones they talk. Uh anyway,
police say that Edward Kang, who had

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never met the victim prior to their
gamer battle. They get online, they

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start having the battle. He then
flew to the Sunshine State, they said,

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Kang entered the victims. What wait? What so so two gamers are

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online? Yes, they have,
the little head says, and he watch

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this. So he goes and gets
on a plane and flies from Seattle.

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That's what I'm saying to New York. From New Jersey to Florida. Wow,

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my wife, you know what I
mean. I'll sit there and talk

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twenty minutes and then she'll say,
huh, I caught just enough of it.

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Do the cities really matter? Yes? It does? Do they?

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Well? Have the city's really man? You said, he flew from New

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Jersey to Newark just just like an
hour. I said Seattle, I said,

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Seattle to New York. They're both
in You know what makes a better

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story for Seattle in New York?
That was sleepless in Seattle. That's a

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different chory. It makes a better
story though, Sorry it's further. But

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how is it a better story because
you're flying farther, you jerk face?

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Yeah, but this way as a
Florida man. So he flew to assault

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this guy. What's better a Florida
man's story or a Seattle story. Hey

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Florida man, they had plenty of
those people going. Another Florida man,

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another Florida guy. Are we ready
to get back to my story? Yes?

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Surelee, Please say that Edward Kang
had never met the victim prior to

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the game or a battle that they
had online. Uh. After flying to

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the Sunshine State, that's where Kang
entered the victim's house through an unlocked door.

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Oh no, it's better. He
was dressed all ninja like, wearing

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no all black. No, no, no, no, no no.

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Kang reportedly waded into the victim's house
until the victim had to go to rest

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room. That's when he attacked him
from behind. It's not funny, that's

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Did he try to choke him out
something? No, it's worse. Oh

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no, he hit him repeatedly in
the back of the head with a ham

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Oh my gosh, sustaining severe head. I would think, so you think,

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well, not here, no,
not here. If that happened here,

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Judge Julie Kalin would probably award the
question. No. Absolutely, Oh

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my god. She would blame the
victims for being too good a video games.

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Did he survive? He didn't survived, but he's in bad condition.

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You see these stories all the time
where these people are arguing online because you're

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playing when you get online, I
don't know because I don't play stupid video

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games. Sorry, if you're into
that, grow the hell up. But

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they I'm not gonna judge what you're
into. Yeah, I am a little

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bit. Yeah. So if you
wear the little headset and you're playing some

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Vietnamese kid in Vietnam or Thailand and
you're getting upset because he's kicking your ass,

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you're you're an adult. Listen.
I think it's okay if like teenagers

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and stuff, they get on their
Xbox or what's the other one, uh

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uh PlayStation PlayStation or whatever PlayStation and
they say, yeah, after school,

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you want to play the sword fighter
guy or whatever it might be. That's

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one thing, but there's quite another. We worked in radio and our boss

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would walk around and talk to other
people within the radio station, go do

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they want to play the sort of
messy or tonight? How seven sound?

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And the next thing, I'm coming
all tired. When we got on Mount

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subatour. And then now people will
say that if you get a text that

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angers you, maybe wait twenty four
hours before responding. Cool down, Yes,

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tell me this guy. Tell me
it bought a ticket, got to

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the airport, got on a plane, got off the plane, took a

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taxi to a guy's house, and
still hit him with a hammer. Okay,

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except for murder and rape, everybody
in our household, in the Vannetti

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household gets we have the twenty four
hour rule. Everyone gets twenty four hours

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to do the right thing. Coaches, teachers, bosses, whatever, right

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clients. Doesn't matter that JCPS gets
twenty four years. Everybody gets twenty four

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hours to do the right thing.
So you wait, we wait twenty four

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hours to issue teachers or anything that
we have to agrievance with. That sounds

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like a little mob action there from
the net tee. What do you mean,

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mom action? You got twenty four
hours to do the no. Well,

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hey hey missus, hey hey missus, abnetty, see that it's a

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D minus. You got twenty four
hours to do the right thing. See

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that over there, that's a gerbil
cage. I didn't think of it until

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this now, but that does sound
a little, of course, and it's

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mister Venett. Yeah, it's all
right. Tony Venetti says, we got

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twenty four hours to do the right
thing, all right. But it's worked

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well for us because almost almost like
ninety percent clip the person that we have

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an agreements with contacts us to email
our phone call to say, hey,

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this kind of happened, and we
either deal with it or I apologize.

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So it's worked pretty much, Miss
Butler. Given my kid, Johnny A

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d would be as dumb as putting
the bullet here here and here, I

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wouldn't do that. And see,
all right this rady waight forty whs why

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wedding with Rick today? Because Dave's
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kind of just playing some some interviews
from the past. Later on, I

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Super Bowl winner, coming up. We

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I know that tune. Baby,
it's reeling in the years. It's

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time for us to see if we
can guess the year as Rick gives the

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decade Courtney donaholl you in here?
Yes, I'm here. I want to

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say hi to Kentucky State Trooper Corey
King. He's going to sit in with

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us. Oh nice, this should
be great, Hey Corey. Oh wait,

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hang on, hang on? Oh
are you not hitting the buttons again?

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There you go these ways. You
know a big, strong, good

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looking guys. Man. I I'm
not going to me this morning. I'm

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doing Okay, we're getting wrecky.
That's enough, all right, listen,

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that's enough between you two. All
right. I love it. So Rick,

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what what's the decade? Okay,
we're going with the nineteen seventies this

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morning. Nice. So we got
a shot. I'm glad I was in

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the sixties. I got some finely
crafted tunes here for Oh, okay,

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that's good. Here we go.
Okay, you're ready for the first one?

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Yes, okay, here we go. Well, I doesn't want to

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play, want me to sing it. Let's try this one, Smoke on

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the Water a little early seventies baby, uh um um. Maybe seventy one,

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I'm saying seventy three. Okay,
it's early seventies. Okay, you

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ready for the next one. Okay, here we go. Well, that's

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what every there we go. Oh
oh, this is a good song,

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George Harrison. That's right, Give
me love? Oh wait, is this

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this is give me love? Right? Or? No? Off? Was

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this this was before? Is Hari
Krishna? Alright me love, give me

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love, give me peace on earth? Oh my gosh, you give me

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life. Feels more in love with
you now than ever. The way you

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say, help me cope with this
heavy load? I swear this is a

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theme song, help me cope with
this heavy load? Can you can you

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isolate that and send that to me
there? Rick later, Okay, let's

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get the next one. Rick,
Okay, here's the next one. Bade

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man, I'm likek a seventy one
I'm somewhere okay, yeah, definitely bad

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bad Lee Roy Brown? When did
he die? That's that'll help us peg

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this one? I don't know.
All right, next song there, if

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we if we can, they're okay, so Lee Brown, Okay, you're

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ready for the next one? Yeah, okay, here it comes. He

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was from the South, Oh,
Doobie Brothers. God, I'm seventy one

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or two? No, this is
no, I mean, but the other

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one would get and push me to
seventy. I don't know, jeez,

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this is hard. It's definitely not
it'sfinitely not. So any one. It's

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either seventy two or seventy three.
I got one more for them, more

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of Michael McDonald, Doobie Brothers.
I don't know. You can't dismiss Tom

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Johnston though I know, I know. I'm just saying I'm a bigger fan

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of a Nobody likes that song.
We should, we should actually have just

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try to pull people. Does anybody
like that Yello be their song? Really?

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Yeah? Somewhat. I question your
taste. I question the taste of

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a woman that doesn't like Eello?
How about that? Okay, here we

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go one more? Here, Okay, one more? This will do it

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here it is, Oh, Livin
Let Die. That's a good one.

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Levin Let Die came out in seventy
three. Then let's go with seventy three.

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It was the song early, No, the song was the song was

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written for it? Right? It
was? Yes, it was whoa what

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did not like? I don't want
to throw you off. I don't want

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to throw you off? Okay,
but you had to produce the movie,

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so seventy two. That's this hard. What's your final answer? Let's go

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seventy two. That's right, I'm
calling I'm getting my dingy out right now.

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As a matter of fact, that's
how confident I am. Nineteen Okay,

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if you're confident, I'll go with
you. I'm a little nervous.

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Courtney, we should have gone with
you. It was nineteen seventy tho.

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Those songs sorry, walks in,
he goes, I told you and he

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did welcome odes, I guess.
So disappointing. Yeah, no, that's

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a little bit of time with seventy
three. But I'm like, did we

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produce it earlier? That's the problem. I do see you know what I

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mean? Though? Yeah, Yeah, that tough. That was a tough

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one. This is I got to
say, reached down again, we get

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a new James vond Moe Wi we
do the song problem. Excuse me?

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What did you say, Paul Oh, Well, go ahead and dash our

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hopes and dreams of retirement for USA. Yeah, I definitely are because taking

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a look at the tech having NASDAC, it's really taking it. Today it's

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down two percent the doubt following three
hundred and fifty points shares of Tesla plunging.

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The electric vehicle maker says it's well
off its pace of one point eight

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million cars that delivered last year,
and Alphabet shares are falling after the Google

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parents sunk more resources into its drive
for artificial intelligence, it needs to actually

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try to outmatch some of its rivals. But it's having a little bit of

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trouble there, and that's why we're
seeing a little bit of trouble with the

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markets. With the news radio eight
forty w h a s Bloomberg Money report,

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I'm Courtney's on a hoo. I've
had that in my head many times.

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State tripper right behind you, and
have you even done nothing wrong?

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The Springsteen there off Nebraska. Uh, Lit's got a state trooper to the

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left of me. His name's Trooper
Corey King. And then I've got,

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of course, my friend Bill Bell
to my right. Hey, good to

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see you guys. Such an honor
to be I got to tell you,

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boy, you need to get out
more honored to be here. Wow.

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Hey, I gotta ask you,
right, how about that your very own

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state trooper song? So state troopers, you got the badass. For lack

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of a better term, I will
say, what would that hat be called?

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What is hant? We call it
the campaign hat, the campaign had.

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You're a big guy, man,
You're an intimidating guy. Do you

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ever do the thing where you walk
up somebody's doing something wrong and we were

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talking to him, you poke him
in the forehead with the brim of that.

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Have you ever intimidated her? Really? Because I've been intimidated by a

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trooper like that before. Really,
I was in my youth and I deserved

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it. But yeah, he did
the thing where he was poking me U,

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you know, on the forehead non
in Kentucky. That's an impressive move.

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I think there's need to be more
of that. But that's not real.

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Yeah, yeah, drill sergeant type
stuff. I'm too nice of a

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guy, really, That's why I'm
in pr you've been watching Super Troopers too

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much. Let's talk serious for a
little bit though. By the way,

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News Radio eight forty whas, I'm
Dwight and that's right. There is Rick

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and their Sherry Knight way over in
the corner. Hey, put those away.

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Let's talk about the enhanced Moveover law. Because whenever you see a trooper

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LMPD whatever it might be, on
the expressway and they have somebody pulled over,

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or maybe they're just their assisting whatever
it might be, and their lights

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are on, the law is to
move over in the lane if possible,

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the other lane if possible, because
it's quite dangerous on law enforcement and quite

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frankly whoever might be broken down.
So that law gets passed. Well,

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its two thousand and three. It
was okay two thousand and three. Now

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correct me if I'm wrong, But
the best of my knowledge, now they've

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expanded it where it's gonna include everybody. Bill that's correct. If your car

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is broken down and you're in the
emergency lane, you want to put your

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hazard lights on so everybody knows that
when you're coming down the roadways, they

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need to get over, give you
some space to change tire, whatever,

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and it's the actual law, now, that's correct. I'm dear friends with

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Brian Johns. I'm lifetime long friends
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the president of Mosby w Rerecords,
and I remember he texted me one time

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the amount of toad drive record drivers
toad driver's deaths per week and it was

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insane. So I'm glad. Do
most states all looks the Corey King on

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this? Do most states have a
law like this on the books already?

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Are we late to the game?
No, We're not late to the Okay.

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All fifty states have some type of
move over law. However, what

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changed was this? This basically this
expansion of it, which even though it

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occurred early in two thousand and three, it was very important for us especially.

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I don't know if you've ever been
broken down the side Oh yeah,

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you kidding me? From South into
Louisville. It's scary when they blow by

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you, and to the driver it
just seems like it's normal speed, but

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that the person standing out on the
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and you can feel the wind off. Yeah. So it's to protect code

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drivers, law enforcement, fiery ms
all of us and it had a really

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good reason for that because of the
amount of fatalities, right, yeah,

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so really it Triple A did a
survey and this survey was that the majority

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of drivers, even though all states
have some type of move overlaw, not

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many people that were surveyed realized what
vehicle was applicable to the move over law.

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So that's why this expansion come about, is to if anyone, and

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it should have always been this way, anyone who's broken down the side of

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the road, give them that courtesy
and move over. And what stated in

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the law, and I think built
touched upon this, but have your hazard

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lights on. So when you if
you break down, move over, put

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your car and park emergency breake,
turn the steering wheel off to the right,

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okay, and then at that point
make sure your emergency hazards are on.

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And that's where this law will take
effect. That so everyone can move

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over, give you that space.
But if you can't move over, slow

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down. Yeah, and you know
you took the orders out of my mouth.

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Courtesy, it's just common courtesy.
If you see somebody broken down on

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the road, just move over because
their day is bad enough as it is,

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especially they're changing the tire with their
back to traffic as I shift back

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over to Bill Bell, Kentucky Office
a Highway Safety. So you have your

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hazard lights on now and now as
of was it July fifteenth? This is

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a law? Or is this going
to becoming a law? Next to lights?

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It's already a law right now,
that's correct. So if someone if

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John and Jones public, they break
down, need a change of tire,

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whatever it might be, and the
hazards is on, it's now illegal to

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not get over if you can.
Yeah, you want to get over and

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slow down. The key is slow
down as well. But because you can't

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always get over, I mean,
you don't want to automatically pull your car

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over to the left without looking.
I mean because there could be somebody in

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that middle lane or left lane.
So you don't want to automatically. You

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want to check double check that you
can get over. Go ahead and get

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over safely and slow down. Hey, thanks for showing up late after we

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already played really in the years,
by the way, you're better than that,

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Bill. If I would have heard
all the songs you're better than that,

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Bill, we would have gotten them
all. Crust is there's something going

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on at home? Why were you
late. Man, let's let's hatch this

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out right now in front of tripper
Corey king What's what's the problem, man?

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I mean usually you're here and you
help us out. You help to

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get an ox out of a ditch
many time with that, and by myself.

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I'm mad. Man. I'll tell
you off the air because I'm a

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little embarrassed. Okay, because I
went the wrong way in the parking.

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It happens, I got stuck on
down. I couldn't go back up.

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I know exactly what you're talking about. Gosh, Trooper Corey Kingan it was

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his first of all. Thank you
state troopers. They have a tough go

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at it man, because well all
law enforcement does, in my opinion,

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anymore in twenty twenty four. But
how long have you been a state trooper?

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Twenty four and a half years.
In the majority of those years,

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I was a collision reconstruction, so
I've seen all this that we're talking about.

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First, hang on one second.
Listen. This guy's good looking,

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he's built, and he's got a
great voice like this. See, we

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don't have a chance in here with
him. Man, What the hell I

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don't know? Hang on, go
ahead, Cory, you were saying,

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yes, so everything we were talking
about, I have seen this firsthand,

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all the deaths, all the recks. The statistics don't lie about reason why

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we had this long Yeah. And
in Kentucky, of course, you know,

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there's a five year snapshot of how
many people were struck and killed,

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and Kentucky is one of those that's
certainly not a leading state. But if

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you look through a five year snapshot
across the country for those people who simply

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don't move over for either law enforcement
or re stranded motors, there's about eighteen

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hundred people that were struck during this
five year period. And that was during

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twenty twenty. And you remember everything
was shut down o way, So really

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I've ventured to say it's much higher. And so as a collision reconstruction,

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I have seen this firsthand. And
those tow truck drivers absolutely they have also

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an equally terrible job when it comes
down to getting these cars off the roadway.

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Had you been on the Gene Schneider, Oh no, oh, my

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gosh, that is one place that
be scary, not only to work and

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to stop a vehicle in the side
of the road, but to break down.

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Well, you know, that's a
great point and that's what I think

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about with record drivers now with the
knowledge I have, usually you think it's

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law enforcement when you kiss your wife
goodn't ina, or your husband whatever it

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might be, as you leave because
you don't know what's coming that day.

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It's the same thing with record drivers, man, because they're out there on

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expressway some I'm glad to get this
into law. Where Now, by the

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way, if you're just tuning in, the move overlaw no longer applies to

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just emergency vehicles and first responders.
It's anybody. If somebody's broken down and

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there are flashers is on, it's
now illegal. That's correct. Okay.

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I want to ask you about what
is your most memorable run as a state

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trooper, because I'm sure you've had
many runs. Is there one that kind

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of sticks out in your mind?
You go that was weird or it turned

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out. What's the most memorable run
for you? I'm not sure? What

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like this radio show how We're Radious? Oh yeah? Oh so really I

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have some pretty pretty runs. So
I'll just assume this is a PG thirteen.

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It's a NC seventeen. How about
that. Let's go NC seventeen.

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Dear Bill's getting juked up. Wait
till you find out when to put in

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that water. It's National Nikuila Day. He offered me some before I got

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here. And for the record,
Bill, I was here forty five minutes

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earlier. Okay, so I was
here really early. But so we had

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a good time, but it didn't
involve to keeping well for one of us.

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It did so anyway, So what's
your most memorable run? One of

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the craziest middle of the day on
a Sunday. It's just myself and another

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trooper. I was working a small
little county and right in the middle of

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the day on a Sunday, we
get called the naked lady in a field.

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Pictures are it never happened, but
go ahead. So you know,

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we were thinking somebody who's a passing
motor assault probably thought a deer or something

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like that, mistaked it for a
naked woman. Uh huh. So we

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got there, start walking around.
We're in the middle of this field.

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Hang on, I gonna make a
note real quick. Yeah, well,

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hang on, hang on, hang
on a second call mom after show.

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Okay, go ahead, So neaked
woman and a uh yeah, So we

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get out there. We don't see
anybody, but later when we was just

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sitting there talking, we can hear
somebody crying in the woods, and we

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go this lady who is who is
indeed naked, And then off the periphery

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on the side of my right,
I saw something move and it was a

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dude. Oh yeah, so he
wasn't naked, but he was running from

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us and we're a mill of nowhere
and this is creepy, man, it

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is it is. So we run
after him and get talking to him.

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He ends up becoming combative and uh, that's because he had a warrant for

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his arrest. And I ended up
having to tase this guy because he wanted

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to fight us. At that point, Wow, I just got the taser.

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This was new to me. The
hell's gonna fight this guy? Look

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at this guy, man, he's
your first chasing. It was my first

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tasting. And I was a believer
of it. I mean, we've had

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to be tased myself, so all
of all of us who are certified and

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carrying it. Yeah, it's kind
of right of passage to be yes.

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And so I'm a believer of this
and you don't want to abuse it,

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no, sure, And so I
tase this guy and he quickly became very

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compliant, and we'll come to find
out. These people were hitchhiking and they

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got it that somebody picked them up, and they end up getting to a

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domestic going down the road. This
person kicked him out of the vehicle,

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said you know not here, right, and get out of my vehicle,

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And in lieu of her going to
get help, he stripped her clothes off

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to keep her from running to somebody's
name Wow or something like that. And

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so its a weird domestic. But
it ended up turning out to be a

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whole host of things. Wore Wrens
form a bad guy. But it just

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so strange. That was like noon
on a Sunday, just the day she's

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running naked down just another day Kentucky
lawn for God bless you. Right,

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Okay, all right, listen,
hey, if you if you're just tuning

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in enhanced move over law, that's
what we're talking about. Anybody that's on

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the side of the road, broken
down, changing the tire, whatever the

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case, flashers on. It's now
illegal not to move over to the next

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lane if it's possible. Hey,
listen, Trooper King Bill Bell, thanks

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for doing all that you do for
keeping us safe. On the road.

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God bless you. I say,
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