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It's seven fast after the money twenty. That's right, Thank you, very

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cleverly done, Jay Kirshner, Doug
Stephen on February the twenty first. Now

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we really are two thirds of the
way through the month, and it's also

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the first day on the Piscean calendar, just a month. Starting today,

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we got thirty days of goodness pisc
in the pisce In month for those who

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have Piscean influence in them. From
the zodiac, we just got out of

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the month of Aquarius. I have
both Pisceian influences and Aquarian influences in my

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chart Scorpio Warren. My November birthday
makes me a tough guy. So the

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astrologies and then the piscean influence.
Sometimes your moon sign is more important than

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your sun's sign and it makes me
a softy. And then the Aquarius influence

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makes me inquisitive and stimulating and ironic
and sometimes a little hard to understand.

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So there you go. What about
you? You don't have any piscy and

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blood in you, I don't think, do you? No? No,

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my husband's pisces. I am a
My son sign is Taurus, and my

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moon sign is Virgo, and my
rising is Libra. Uh huh, so

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you should what's your husband's other where's
he he's a you know what his other

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signs are? No, but my
son, Maria, my son is actually

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a double Gemini. He is a
sun and moon Gemini and his rising a

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Scorpio. So Geminis are very they're
fluid, let's put it that way.

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They change with the wind, and
they don't often they don't like they're not

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conformers. Trump is a Gemini.
No, he's not a double Gemini,

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but he's a Gemini. And so
I'm not suggesting your son is going to

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be president or he's gonna be like
Trump. But there's well, my son

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does share a birthday with Sir Paul
McCartney, So ah, we can throw

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that one in. It makes you
Geminis are usually pretty creative, so you

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get that that would be something you
could attribute to McCartney for sure. All

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right, so we have that taken
care of, and here we have this

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eight year old chess player, A
prodigy, a child prodigy, probably a

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great reference to this eight year old. This is a very interesting piece of

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good news, I guess for the
eight year old. I became the youngest

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player to ever defeat a grand master
in an official tournament. Chess is one

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of those things and once in a
while you find somebody who you don't usually

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find Americans very I can't remember,
man, You know, you talk about

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this stuff with these contests all the
time. They're usually Europeans and Asians who

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do the best. And so let's
see here. Well, this eight year

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old is from Singapore, Ashwath.
He's from Singapore, and he defeated Poland's

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Jessic Stoppa, who's the thirty seven
year old grand master and grandmaster I'm not

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super familiar familiar with chess, but
do you know grand masters are Once you

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get that title, you hold that
title for the rest of your life.

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It's like a class thing here or
whatever. And right the only the only

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reason that would be revoked it would
be if there was a cheating scandal.

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But here's the real kicker. There
was a Serbian eight year old who had

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previously, I think like just last
month or the month before, had broken

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the record as the youngest prodigt you
to beat a grandmaster, and this one,

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I think took the title as the
youngest for like two months age difference.

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Really how about that, you know
what? When I was looking at

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the headlines, I thought that it
said that the eight year old beat a

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thirty seven year old grandmother. That
was my first dayaway. So it's really

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amazing how some minds develop. Gives
you a lot of respect. I think

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for the way sometimes youngsters are raised, what is it that intrigues them,

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what stimulates them? And then you
ask those same questions of yourself. What

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stimulates you the most, what intrigues
you about your life the most? What's

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going on that seems to be more
than just mere happenstance. You know,

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we get beyond the mundane, but
then on a program like this, we

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have to spend some time talking about
the mundane. So getting to the bottom

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line of those two adults who have
been charged with murder in the situation after

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Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade is
something the public kind of wants to know

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more about. Dominic Miller Kansas City, Missouri and Lyndell Mays of Rayton,

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Missouri, both charged with second degree
murder, two counts of armed criminal action

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unlawful use of a weapon. These
two guys are eighteen or nineteen years old.

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They're being held on a million dollars
bond, which is the same as

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a million dollars bail basically, so
these two teenagers are charged with gun related

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issues, resisting arrest, shooting and
killing people, shooting injured twenty two other

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people. The person one of the
people, one of the person that got

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the most who was killed, this
radio lady Lisa Galvin, mother of two,

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and then all these other people who
were shot were under most of them

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under the age of sixteen. Yeah, so do they they're juveniles? But

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should they face trial as adults?
My answer? Their adults? I mean,

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yeah, Miller is eighteen or nineteen
years old, that is legally classified

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as an adult. Maze is twenty
three, that's an adult. Right,

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they were both teenagers. I got
that wrong. Well, anyway, they

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should be charged in face the consequences
of being in jail for pretty much the

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rest of their lives now let's follow
this and see if the jurisprudence system there

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follows through and it's tough enough.
What's the excuse a lawyer could come up

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with that would get them off or
would make them not have to suffer the

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trials and tribulations looking at the evidence, Mays was in an argument with somebody

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else. Yeah, and then so
Mays didn't know who this was beforehand.

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The argument quickly escalated. May's got
out his gun. May's pulled his handgun

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first. Others pulled out there far
as imagine all these people in the parade,

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there were guns everywhere. Yeah,
the second one, before these two

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adults were charged, there were two
teenagers charged with gun related and resisting rest

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charges in connection with the shooting.
They were not the two main shooters,

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Miller, But yeah, disgusting,
it's disgusting, and it was an altercation.

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It was a disagreement. How many
times are we seeing this everybody?

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You're seeing mistaken identity shootings. We're
seeing people just reacting. If somebody pulls

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into the driveway the wrong driveway of
the wrong house just to turn their car

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around and they're being shot at.
You have people shooting each other over parking

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spots over those public scooters. Yeah, welcome to America, Land of the

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Free, Home of the brave.
This is about as cowardly an act as

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you come up with. It is. It's this sort of approach. So

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what's their childhood like? What have
they been like in school? Does anybody

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know more about them to try to
figure out what it is that made these

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two to what what contributed to them
being the way they are? See,

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I get into the dive asology.
Yeah, yeah, a lot of people

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say simply at this moment, Yeah, well a lot of people just say,

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oh, what dinist does it make? They killed this woman, then

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they caused this, they created this, and it's all selfishness, and it

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is it's all about being selfish,
no question about that. You know.

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This is one of those it's my
way or the highway things and if you

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don't do what I want you to
do, then you get shot. And

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so but it's also about it's also
the conversation of prevention. What. Yes,

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people need to investigate what actually happened, but it's also worth taking a

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look and what led up to this? What different actions or parts of childhood

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or parts of just that week alone, what led up to this, and

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that's part of the conversation again with
prevention, not just stopping shootings as they're

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happening, but preventing them from happening
to begin with. And guess maybe metal

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detectors or something like that is there
is, but there is a psychological situation.

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Oh yeah, when you're outside at
a parade, there's not going to

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be anything like that, But there
is a psychological also for association. What's

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the word sociological? Sociological Yes,
like like not like society driven, not

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not like sociopath But that's not I'm
just disgusted with it. The whole thing

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is disgusting as far as I'm concerned, it is disgusting. Throw the book

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shown up Jay and apparently she is. She has some issues after she was

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in that bike wreck and so it's
a real trauma. Back a couple of

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years ago when she had serious brain
injury. She lost her memory and apparently

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she still has issues with her short
term memory and her balance is still off.

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I had no idea she was sixty
three already. Good lord, anyway,

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she talks like go ahead, yeah, I was just going to say,

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yeah. This back accident was pretty
traumatic. She spent a few nights

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in the hospital. She one of
the good things that came out of this.

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And it's one of those that there's
always a reason for everything, and

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even though we don't know what the
reason is at the time, we eventually

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find it out. And her bike
accident led to her realizing she had a

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cyst growing in her throat that she
needed to have removed. M H yeah.

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As a singer, absolutely and doing
sometimes you not sing the right way.

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Those sorts of things develop. I've
had it. I've heard of it

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with radio people as well. People
use their voices a whole lot. So

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anyway, the bike accident, what
had led to and what has come as

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an aftermath to this? She said, sometimes she walks around she feels like

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she's drunk. Yeah, and she
was wearing a helmet too. It's not

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like she wasn't wearing a helmet.
She was wearing a helmet while riding a

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bike. Imagine how much worse it
would have been had she not been riding

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a helmet and she crashed her bike
because she hit a pothole. Oh so,

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I hope they sued the Where does
she live? What city in Nashville?

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She was riding bikes bike with her
friends near her home. And you're

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a veteran Nashville. Are potholes a
thing in Nashville? Do they not take

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good care of the streets or is
this an anomaly? No summer, There

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are some streets that have a lot
of potholes. Other streets are more well

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taken care of. There are a
lot of sinkhole issues too, So they

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should sue the city. I didn't
remember if I didn't know it, I

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don't remember that she was married to
Vince Gil and so is. He's a

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big factor. If you have support
from your spouse in a circumstance like this,

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it really makes it better to stabilize
yourself because somebody that's supportive. He's

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a big time performer as well.
So yeah, he was a big supporter

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for her. She's coming along and
that's the good news. Amy Grant making

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I drive a lot like I have
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your friend or could be your enemy. I try to keep it about seven

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miles an hour over the speed limit. Uh, Doug's a lawbreaker, You're

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unethical, immoral. Well, they
all know that if the speed limit says

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sixty five, right, you're gonna
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a lot faster. Treat the speed
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drive, where actually that's the maximum. But I do have a tendency to

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speed, and I know I do. And in Nashville, you could go

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a good twelve to fifteen miles over
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past the police officer and they will
not pull you over. They have bigger

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fish to fry. They are not
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if your tags were expired on your
license plate. Unless you do something stupid,

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they are not going to pull you
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do. Where now, I live
in a community that is relatively safe,

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and if you go more than five
over the speed limit, they got nothing

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better than chase you around. Don't
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ticket. Unless you're going faster than
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given a warning and stuff. So
I have found that I am constantly

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driving with my cruise control because if
I'm not driving on cruise control, I'm

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speeding and I don't mean to.
Uh huh. You a really heavy foot.

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I guess right, exactly, you
put your foot on a diet.

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It's Wednesday, February twenty first,
and so there's an interesting Supreme Court ruling

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from yesterday, the fact that they
declined to review a case that challenges the

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use of socioeconomic factors and the emissions
criteria at a pretty well known Virginia high

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school. Group of parents brought the
suit. They claim the policy discriminates against

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Asians or people. I don't know
this really. When I see African,

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American, Italian, American, Asian, American, for me, American comes

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first. So if you're an American
of Asian descent, for example, and

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that's the group that we're talking about
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Asia doesn't become before America. If
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want to be an Asian, then
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if you want to be an American. You come here and and I don't.

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I wouldn't imagine that if you were
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China and Americans moved to China.
Are you an American Chinese? I don't

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think so. Anyway, that's not
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there's another word, expats. They
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Anyway, this school, the Thomas
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which is located in Alexandria, Virginia, has been named among the best

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US high schools for a long time. They changed their admission policy a couple

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of years ago to increase diversity without
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included nixing the entrance exam, prioritizing
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the eighth grade class of each of
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system that they're now operating under,
the freshman class included fifty four percent Asian

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American students, down from seventy three
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it was up from six percent,
eleven percent Hispanic students up from three percent,

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and the let's see right now,
this year, sixty one percent Asians

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six percent blacks and six percent hispanic. You're how disgusting. This is the

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whole damn thing is disgusting. You
should be admitted to the school on the

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basis of how you do or have
done prior to this in science and technological

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studies. What dimist does it make
whether you are black or white. This

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is the whole thing with race and
entitlement and diversity and equity. This all

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this does is bring the school down
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be below what it used to be. But it should be people who aren't

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racist or prejudice against people. Say
that again, Jay, the first part

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of that. There also has to
be a hiring on and making sure people

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who are in these positions of admissions
that they are not racist or prejudice for

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any reason against something like that.
I'm not no one who knows me well

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whatever tell you that I was a
racist, But I am prejudiced against those

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who are put into situations only because
of the color of their skin or ethnic

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background. That doesn't work for me, and it doesn't work for anybody frankly

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who has a look on reality or
on fairness. How is it fair to

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keep somebody out of a school like
this because of the color of their skin

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anymore than how is it fair to
put people into the school who may or

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may not be qualified, but the
qualification turns out to be the color of

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their skin? What lesson does that
teach you? Or anybody who understands what

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the system is about. What lesson
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are they only qualified because of the
color of their skin? Or is it

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because they are qualified otherwise but they
just wouldn't be looked at because of the

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color of their skin, so they
get kind of a priority. I don't

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I don't have an answer to that. That's an interesting question. But on

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the main, and this has been
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Frank, I remember when I was
in college, they started affirmative action,

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so colleges were told that they had
to admit X number of blacks and they

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all flunked out. That's not the
representation. I mean, you can see

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this. Am I going to stick
my foot in my mouth? You know,

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maybe a little bit. I'm going
to say that. Anyway, when

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you watch shows like Family Feud and
they are black contests, because Steve Harvey

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is black, he insists that there
be in almost every circumstance a black family

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versus a white family or someone who's
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blacks. And when I watched the
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promote racial equity or whatever the right
phraseology is equality, But more often than

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not, the black teams are not
they don't do as well, or they

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are members of the team that don't
do as well. And I can't help

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but think when I look at the
circumstance what Steve's trying to do, I

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get, but he's not helping the
cause because many of the blacks that are

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on the show aren't well schooled and
they don't have good answers to the questions.

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And is that because they aren't smarter. No, I don't think it

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is. I think it's because they
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So I'm arguing against myself when it
comes to the Supreme Court decision yesterday.

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But I think that what has happened, and this happened in my hometown.

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For example, there are schools that
parents prefer to send their children to,

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so they allow the parents have a
certain number of parents to choose the

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school of their preference. And the
kids have to ride buses to go to

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the school, but they are at
a better school. And I say to

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myself, I'd like to start a
suit here. If we're paying all the

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teachers the same, and we are, and we're all paying into the system,

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how dare you suggest that some of
the schools that you're running aren't as

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good as some of the other schools. How dare you in every community?

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I bet you could find an example
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country. Right there are good schools, There are schools and arts are good.

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There are there good school districts.
There are some not so great school

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districts. There are some schools within
the same school district that have completely a

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larger difference of how how great they're
doing with their students themselves. But also

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it's not only the teachers or the
lack of teaching or something like that.

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A lot of times there are not
enough faculty to handle all of the students.

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There is an influx of students at
a specific school and they just don't

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have the resources. A levee didn't
pass, or or something where the community

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is trying to get more money to
have better opportunities, But then it doesn't

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pass. But it's not right?
Is it doesn't feel right? All right?

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Here's another Supreme Court ruling, this
time Alabama, ruling that frozen embryos

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will legally be considered children. Wow. That's a new decision made this week

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result of a wrongful death lawsuit brought
by a couple whose frozen embryos were destroyed

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at a fertility clinic. Patient entered
cryogenic nursery storage and removed embryos. Wow.

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Yeah, that couple has a right
to sue over this. Yeah,

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right, so the and they did, and they won. Basically, that's

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what Supreme Court says. The it
was negligence. Why did this person go

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in there to get the embryos in
the first place? That would be the

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question I'm asking, why really was
that it? Yeah? I was asking,

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m So the wrongful death of a
minor act applies on his face to

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all unborn children. That's what the
court said. Well, science, technology,

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social media all wrapped up into one
report here on the Good Day program.

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Yeah, because social media is important
and how it works is important.

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So here's something from Austin, Texas
that we found police department there raising concerns

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about what appears to be crooks targeting
people on social media who have had their

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cars stolen. So when a person's
car, yeah, right, exactly,

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it's bad enough the car gets stolen. But then when you look at the

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Austin has become a victim of its
own success. The homeless problem in Austin

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has grown exponentially. There were hundreds
of thousands of people who moved to Austin

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from Los Angeles because people in Los
Angeles can't stand to live there, and

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Austin's seem to be a paradise.
Not so much anymore, the homeless problem

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and theft. You know, it's
becoming just like Los Angeles. Well,

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I guess that makes sense because most
of the people that are moving there coming

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from Los Angeles. So anyway,
there's this problem with rising auto theft rates.

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But along with that, there appears
to be a trend of social media

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commenting. When you look around,
the messages that are being shared are kind

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of inside messages, right, isn't
that how that's kind of what wellsarily an

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inside job. It's typically like a
completely different theft situation. A lot of

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people who are on social media don't
have their social media private and if their

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car gets stolen, they're typically posting
about it, and you have these other

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kind of personal accounts who will be
like, hey, you know what,

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this company is really good at helping
people find their cars, and then they

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direct you Facebook page or an Instagra
yeah, with a link where you pay

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money. It's for them to help
you find your car, and babe,

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yeh, steal your money. Hello, ding ding Ding ding Ding. You

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should talk to Steven JJ Wiseman about
that. I ever have an instance,

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by the way, where these sorts
of things happen, and you want to

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check it out, go to scamocide
dot com. That's the website set up

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by our lawyer, appears every week
on the countdown and also sometimes here we

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have legal questions. It's scamocide dot
com. Check that out. Here's something

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else to check out when it comes
to technology. This has been a big

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deal for the last twenty four hours
or so of what the discovery means.

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The Milky Way Radcliffe Wave. This
is another discovery we find almost every day

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on the NASA website. You find
something new like this nine thousand light year

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long gas structure and can you even
imagine as it's moving along everything moves in

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the universe. This is so hard
to even imagine. You just you know,

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you can't imagine the size, You
can't imagine how this all happens chemically.

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But at any rate, this huge
gas structure is birthing new stars.

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How they're looking at this as insight
into how the entire universe was created out

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of nothing, which is hard to
believe even in and of itself. Right,

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How could there have been nothing twenty
billion years ago and then all of

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a sudden there was something. I'm
not sure these guys have got the story

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right, but I don't know what
the right story is. Frank who it's

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an astrophysicist or somebody who was saying
their theoretical idea is that the Big Bang

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was not the beginning of our situation, but the end of a previous one.

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Yeah, Kuldman. More the black
hole thing, and this looks like

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somehow this is connected to a black
hole. And that's another thing that people

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don't understand. What is that?
What's a black hole? It's it's sort

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of akin to a vacuum. You
know, the nature doesn't like a vacuum.

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So when there's a vacuum, something
gets put into it, It gets

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sucked in to the hole to try
to fill it. And that's kind of

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what a black hole is, and
it brings a lot of you know,

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planets. People are worried about what
happens to our solar system. We're going

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to get sucked into a black hole. Probably not much to worry about in

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your lifetime. I'm gonna guess.
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