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You're listening to a wake up call
on demand from KF I am six forty

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k F and kost H T two, Los Angeles, Orange County. Dad

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agree, Yes, Amy King,
this is your wake up call for Thursday,

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September fourth. We're half not fourth
September fourteenth, We're halfway through the

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month already. I'm Amy King.
Thanks for waking up with me this morning.

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I hope you got your coffee,
I got mine, got my oatmeal

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ready to go. Hey, I
got to do something kind of special at

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Disneyland yesterday. I'm gonna be telling
you about that in just a few minutes.

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And the show's going to go out
of this world today, So you're

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not gonna want to go anywhere because
we've got the one and only Neil de

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grass Tyson coming on the show.
That's coming up at five twenty. Here's

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what's ahead on the wake up Call. Police have made an arrest in the

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hit and run crashes involving three bicyclists
in Huntington Beach. One of the bicyclists

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was killed on Sunday night. The
guy arrested is believed to be between fourteen

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and sixteen years old. The CSU
system has approved a plan to hike student

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tuition six percent a year starting next
year. That's more than three hundred dollars

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a year for undergrads. More than
two hundred passengers aboard a cruise ship that

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ran aground and Greenland are going to
be stuck there until at least tomorrow.

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The Ocean Explorer ran aground in a
remote part of Greenland Monday afternoons, so

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they've been stuck there for a while
and haven't had any luck getting them unstuck.

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At six oh five, it's handle
on the news that killer in Pennsylvania

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back in custody in large part because
of a K nine named Yoda. Let's

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get started with some of the stories
coming out of the KFI twenty four hour

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newsroom. Dozens of people in Whittier
have had to leave their homes because of

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a big gas leak. A woman
who lives in the area on Vicki drives

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his crews have been doing construction in
the area. Some neighbors say they started

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smelling gas yesterday afternoon. The mother
of a baby found alone in a stroller

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in LA's Larchmont village has been arrested
on suspicion of child endangerment. The toddler,

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about two to three years old,
was found at about three in the

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morning on Tuesday. Police say the
mom's I D was in the stroller,

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so they found out who she was
and arrested her when she showed up for

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work. Former La County Sheriff Alex
vien Auava says he's going after Janis Han's

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seat as chair of the La County
Board of Supervisors. Vien Auava says Han

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and other elected officials have let LA
spiral out of control. They know that

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career politicians are only going to ensure
that continuous downward spiral. It's not going

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to change. They created the problem
and they're trying to sell you, Oh

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yeah, we'll change, We'll do
better next time. No, they're not

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being away. Announced his campaign in
Whittier yesterday, defending his stance that LA

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was safer when he was sheriff.
The Studio City Neighborhood Council has collapsed over

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the board appointing a registered sex offender. The man was voted into the council

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last month while two members were aware
that he may have been convicted of rape

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and had been paroled in twenty twenty
one. Board member Kim Clement says she

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was conflicted on how to handle the
situation after being pressured by the city to

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proceed. That was very difficult because
only two of us going into the meeting

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new and yet it was so new. It was just a complete shock and

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disbelief, Clement said. Yesterday,
most of the board members resigned after confirming

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the new council members served thirteen years
in prison for sexual assault Chris Adler KFI

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News. The White House says the
House impeachment inquiry targeting President Biden is a

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move to prevent unhappy Republicans from removing
Kevin McCarthy as speaker. Yeah, Matt

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Gates as well threatened to ouse him
as speaker if he didn't do it.

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White House Press Secretary Karin Jeanpierre criticized
McCarthy for not putting the impeachment inquiry up

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for a vote in the House.
She says some Republicans admit there's no evidence

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President Biden profited from his son's business
dealings. Caesar's Entertainment in Las Vegas is

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reportedly paid about a half of a
thirty million dollar ransom. Following a cyber

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attack the Wall Street journalists, hackers
pretended to be the IT department to have

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a password changed. MGM Resorts also
reported a cybersecurity issue Sunday that caused the

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company to shut down slot machines,
sports betting, kiosks, digital keys for

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hotel rooms, online reservations, and
credit card transactions. Well, that doesn't

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sound like any fun in Las Vegas
at all. Several toys are vying for

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a spot in the National Toy Hall
of Fame. The Strong National Museum of

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Play in Rochester, New York,
has announced this year's finalists for induction.

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The list includes Bingo, Cabbage Patch
Kids, Battleship You Sunk My Battleship,

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Baseball Cards, Nerve Toy Slime,
Teenage Mutant, Ninja Turtles, and Ken.

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People can vote online for their favorite
toys until September twentieth. The winning

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toys will be announced in November.
It's five or six on your wake up

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call. Let's get right into it
and say good morning to ABC's Stephen Portnoy.

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Stephen Hunter Biden is suing over his
laptop. Tell us about this.

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Yeah. The lawsuit is filed against
him and named Garrett Ziegler and ten unnamed

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co defendants. Filed in the Central
District California, where you are. And

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the lawsuit alledges that Garrett Ziegler and
his co defendants violated state and federal computer

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privacy laws by hacking into not just
the laptop itself, but in particular the

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encrypted iPhone backup that was stored on
the laptop, and there are emails and

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photographs that have since become public is
Garrett Ziegler has been putting these materials on

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his website for the last couple of
years, and the lawsuit comes this week.

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It's the same week the House Republicans
are moving forward with what they're calling

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an impeachment inquiry into the president.
And the suggestion, of course, that

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they're making is that the former president
in some way benefited from his son's business

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dealings in an untoward way, something
that they've offered no specific evidence of,

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other than in situations and intimations based
on, in part some of the things

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that were on the laptop. So
Hunter Biden, it all becomes a bit

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of a circle here. Hunter Biden
is suing in civil court. He wants

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a civil trial, he wants a
jury to hear the case and to award

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him damages. Can't they can they
stop that dead in its tracks by saying

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that Hunter dropped off that computer and
signed the piece of paper saying, hey,

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if I don't come pick it up, I surrendered the computer. It's

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interesting because the lawsuit does not emphatically
say that the laptop was Hunters. It

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was something that you know, they
say what they do. Yeah, it's

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very strange. But what they are
saying is encrypted iPhone backup was Hunters.

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Right. So that's kind of the
lane pin in it because the iPhone wasn't

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the computer. It's a separate thing, but that was his and he didn't

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turn that in. Well, it's
the data really and the fact that an

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action had to be taken to hack
that data. They say that that's a

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violation of California and federal computer privacy
laws. That I mean, I listen,

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I'm not an experts, says,
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argument that they're making. One argument
that the defendant, Garret Ziegler's making is

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that he's an author, and so
he's essentially you read between the lines and

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it makes some sort of a First
Amendment defense that he had the right to

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publish these things, that it was
in the public interest, that there's some

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sort of news gathering protection. Very
interesting to see how it all plays out.

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But the allegation is that Garrett Ziegler
boasted about hacking into this encrypted file,

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which is not easy to do.
Oh, so he's said, hey,

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I hacked into this, but it
was on the computer that was surrendered,

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but it was tied to an iPhone
that wasn't surrendered. Maybe well,

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I suppose, But the point is
that it was the dad on the laptop,

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but that the ideas it was it
was itself, it was itself protected

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or encrypted, and then they went
in and hacked that. So one of

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the things we should mention is that
Garret Ziegler formerly served in the Trump White

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House. He was an aide to
Peter Navarro and Navarro was a trade advisor

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and was said to be responsible for
helping to bring Sydney Powell into the Oval

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office in that now infamous December meeting
where Sydney Powell started spouting things that even

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the former president described as crazy about
election interference and fraud. And so Sydney

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Powell has not been sued multiple times
and finds herself as one of the nineteen

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co defendants in the Georgia election interference
case. Okay, and I know you

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gotta run. But Hunter Biden wants
a jury trial. Isn't he like a

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that's isn't he kind of a sketchy
person in everybody's eyes? At this point,

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that'll be up to a jury to
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by the way, look, this
is the argument would be that the defendant

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violated particular laws, and that will
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weighed. But at the same point, you know, we'll see what the

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defense brings up. Never a dull
moment. And I'm so glad you're here

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to share all this with us,
Stephen Port, and I thank you.

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Yeah, let's get back to some
of the stories coming out of the KFI

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twenty four hour news room. A
teenager has been arrested for a fatal hit

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and run crash that was part of
a spree of side swipe attacks on bicyclists

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in Huntington Beach. The suspect,
it's a mill juvenile between the age of

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fourteen and seventeen. Huntington Beach police
is Jessica Kutilla, says. Investigators found

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the black four door Sedan believed to
be involved, which led to the arrest.

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Juvenile was poked in the Orange County
juvenilele on several counts, including homicide.

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Investigators say call started coming in Sunday
night of three attacks that appeared to

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intentionally target bicyclists, all the sense
it has happened within the hour in a

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short distance from each other in Orange
County. Corbin Carson k if I News.

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A man from la is facing a
minimum of ten years in prison for

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illegally selling guns out of his Hookah
lounge downtown Povac. De Gaussian admitted to

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selling eleven guns out of his shop, which included ghost guns. US attorney's

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Kiered macavoy says investigators executed a search
worn at the hookah shop in twenty to

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twenty one. During this search,
they seized five point eight ounces of methamphetamine,

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a digital scale, a two hundred
and fifteen rounds of AMMO, and

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many firearms he was willing to sell. One of them was a sought off

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shotgun. Degaussian also admitted to selling
metha is part of his plea yesterday.

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He's set to be sentenced in January. Blake Trolley k if I News.

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Bill Maher says his HBO show real
time is returning this fall without Riders.

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Mar says he loves his writers and
is one of them, but he's not

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prepared to lose an entire year and
see so many below the line people suffer

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so much. He added yesterday's segments
like his monologue, desk piece, new

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Rules or editorial won't happen. In
solidarity with the ongoing WGA and SAG strike,

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He says the show without Riders will
not be as good, but the

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heart of the show will continue.
Bodies have been washing ashore in Libya days

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after flooding killed at least six thousand
people. The mayor of Derma, which

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was especially hard hit, Sunday,
says the death toll is still climbing.

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ABC's Tom Sufi Burridge says nine thousand
people are missing in the coastal city of

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Dernah. Rescue is navigating through dense
mud and tangle debris retrieving bodies. Drna

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was destroyed when two dams burst because
of a storm that caused waves twenty three

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feet high to rush through the town
and into the sea. Officials in a

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neighboring coastal town say at dam there
could also collapse and cause similar devastation and

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Utah Republican Senator Mitt Romney says he's
not running for reelection. In twenty twenty

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four, he said he would be
in his mid eighties at the end of

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a second six year Senate term.
Romney was once governor of Massachusetts and ran

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for president in twenty twelve. He's
been criticized by some in his own party

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for voting to convict President Trump at
both of his Senate impeachment trials. Got

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to do something at Disneyland that I
haven't done before. I had a glass

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of wine with my dinner. So
Disneyland just recently started selling beer, wine

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and specialty cocktails at more restaurants.
So for decades, Disneyland was dry.

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And that's fine, that's great.
And in fact, while Disney apparently was

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totally against having alcohol in the park, he told The Saturday Evening Post back

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in nineteen fifty six, no liquor, no beer, nothing, because that

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brings in a rowdy element that brings
people we don't want and I feel they

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don't need it. Well, apparently
the people who are running Disney have changed

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their tune a little bit. Ogus
Cantina opened up in Galaxy's Edge, which

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is star wars Land a couple of
years ago, right after the pandemic,

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and they started offering they started offering
specialty cocktails, and then the Blue by

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You, which is in New Orleans
Square, also had like a hurricane that

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you could get. But that was
the only places aside from Club thirty through

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which ninety nine percent of us can
ever get into. But just yesterday or

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actually not yesterday, but on Tuesday
they started selling cocktails in Carnation Cafe,

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river Belt Terrace and Cafe Orleans.
So of course, since it's something new

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at Disneyland, we had to go. And I took Nick Polyochini with me,

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or he took me with him,
one of the two, and we

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went and had a lovely dinner and
I had a glass of wine and Brian

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had a hurricane Pims hurricane and it
was kind of cool. I mean,

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it's a little bit weird because you
feel like you're doing something bad, like

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sneaking alcohol into Disneyland or something.
But it was good and so it's available.

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It's not for walk around, it's
just when you sit down, but

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a new feature for you to enjoy
at Disneyland next time you go to visit.

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And for me that's going to be
tomorrow, Okay. Right now,

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I am absolutely thrilled to say good
morning to astrophysicist and best selling author and

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well all around smart guy Neil deGrasse
Tyson. Good morning, Neil, good

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morning, good morning. Thank you
so much for coming on early this morning

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with us. So Neil's on with
us because he has a new book out

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about the Cosmos and beyond. It's
about real science versus basically what we see

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in TV and movies. And before
we jump in, Neil, I want

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to just say that when I hear
you talk, I realized how incredibly smart

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you are and how much you know. But you always talk to us in

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a way that my brain can understand. And I appreciate that because you know,

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you talk to really smart people sometimes
and they talk in these technical terms

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you don't get, and you have
a way of breaking through and talking to

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me. So I appreciate the dif
lecturing and communicating. I think that's that's

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that's all it is. So I
can face the chalkboard and have you tried

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to meet me ninety percent of the
way of where I am, Well,

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I can face you and meet you
ninety percent other way towards you and that's

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that's that's my goal and if I
achieve that, then that's a good day

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for me as an educator. Well, I think you have. So you

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have this new book called Infinity to
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me on my side, it's illustrated, so there's there are some fistic pictures

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in here. So I read the
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have some of stuff from like the
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from the James Webbs telescope. Thank
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there. So the book has attempts
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mind and spirit from the time when
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wondering how would you ever get to
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years ago looking up? Do you
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already to the moon if you have
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a latter day thing, right,
so you have to learn that hot air

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rises and so it tracks. Thanks. So for example, the first aero

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knots was a sheep, a duck
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in a balloon like what was that? And they just how hard did they

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get? Well? So, yeah, so it's not safe if you keep

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going too high up. And I
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experiment failed, the duck and the
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down back to earth. But you
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you have impossible? They're reel in
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more science and technology and engineering arrived. And so we also follow the fits

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and starts and the mistakes, and
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scenery that we pass along the way. And these are movies that have attempted

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to portray some aspect of the science
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tell you if the movie got it
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culture, which is the three DNA
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and science because I see a lot
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some science that's coming out and you
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a movie like twenty years ago.
How did they know? So, like,

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what's a good example. I know
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and Sandra Bullock, oh yeah,
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how do you escape gravity? You
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movie Gravity, right, which has
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Let's say good George Clooney, thank
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think the movie should have been called
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zero gravity. And they did some
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know, when you burn a candle, a candle just keeps burning. You

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know why the hot air rises and
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correctly in that movie a flame that
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extinguishes the flame. They got so
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him out. How is it that
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was? Their hair wasn't floating in
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Okay, so, but it's fun
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Many people have seen the movie or
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the Future, talk about the movie
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When we talk about the density of
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Hulk could start out just as a
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Did he just sort of swallow up? And if you did, he

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would have the density of a beach
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him around and we just pop him. He still had but right exacts at

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of that. So so if you
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has masks, when did you get
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get it from the energy in the
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then he would suck all the energy
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and then there's no no one to
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biggest question is how can his shorts
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I don't never understood that. I've
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so and I was, I was, I was looking through the book and

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I will tell you I stayed up
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to cram this in because unfortunately I
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to cover. But I got some
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big ones that I've always wondered,
and you were the perfect person to ask.

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This is when we go up into
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sex and on rockets and leaving the
atmosphere and that kind of stuff. How

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come we can't just go on a
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break out of the atmosphere. Why
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straight up like that? Oh?
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fuel in their fuel tanks to create
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they're they're air breathing, right,
They need the air to run their engines.

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of fuel system in order to get
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to bring your own oxygen oxidizers.
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flying in a plane, So if
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kept going higher and higher. Eventually
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the oxygen. So not only if
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stays aloft because of the buoyancy.
That the buoyancy because of the there's air

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pressing up underneath the wings that keeps
it flying. Okay. So that's the

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weird thing. Like in Apollo eleven
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right, and it shows this eagle
landing. Well, an eagle on

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the Moon would fall like a brick
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right, So you need the air
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need the oxygen in the air to
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of that in the very highest altitudes, so you need what you call a

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rocket. And there it is.
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because you have a section on Mars
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photos and so it made me think
of again a movie Total Recall where they're

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on Mars and they're trying to keep
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could Mars become habitable with the release
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a great question. We think there

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is water on Mars. Well,
we have evidence that it was once liquid

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running water on the Martian surface.
If you look at it, everything's dry,

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but they're me hindering river beds,
liver Delta's blood plains, all the

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all the telltale evidence that Mars was
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today. So we should try to
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water in case there's some knob we're
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the same fate. We think maybe
it went down into permafrost. So,

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and the Martian atmosphere is very very
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So we had to reference the movie
The Martian, where does a dust storm

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gets rocking their spaceship and they give
up Mark Wotney for dead because they have

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to take off because they don't.
They all die. But what they don't

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tell you is the adversary is so
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would be like a gentle grief.
It would not have rocked, It would

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not have rocked the ship. So
we were off there. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, I told it him.
He said, well, yeah,

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and I'll give him a haul pass
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science. Correct. So yeah,
if you want to TeleForm it, you

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have to put microbes in the soils
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you have to work that. But
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there, walk off your space ship
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have two planets to live on.
That could be cool. Wouldn't that be

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cool? Okay? Then my last
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one hundreds of them, but do
you also have this really cool picture.

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It's a conceptual picture of a ship
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take a deep trek into space.
So is long term space travel actually something

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that we could eventually do? Is
it realistic? Okay? If the image

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you're referring to as the one I'm
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to get to the nearest star on
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so you'll be dead. So what
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ship is get a bunch of very
fertile people, put them on, they

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make babies, they get old and
die. The babies get old and everybody's

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making babies for a thousand generations and
then you arrive at your destination. But

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I'd rather wait around for like warp
drops. I know right, he's doing

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me, Okay, so we'll wait
until start predestined. Yeah, I don't

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want to predestine the next generation to
follow my dreams. When in a free

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society, they should be able to
choose not to go on a generational ship.

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Okay. And wouldn't you be mad
if you went on a generational ship

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and then they discovered warp speed.
So you're out in the middle of space

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somewhere and then a ship goes and
passes you. Oh yeah, I would

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be so pissed off exactly. Oh
my gosh. It's a part of what

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it is to make the future real. Like you were saying, you see

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things in a sci fia movie,
it gives your ideas that to try to

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reach forty reach for the stars in
new and innovative ways. And that's what

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the entire book is about, and
it from what I've read of it,

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Neil, it is so fascinating and
I wish we had like tons more time

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to talk to you. Neil deGrasse
Tyson, the author of Too Infinity and

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Beyond, and did you know that
there was actually thoughts at one point that

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there was actually a vulcan like a
real planet. But that's another discussion.

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I'm yeah, that's a whole other
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thing. All right. Thank you
so much for your time. You can

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get too Infinity and beyond. I
would imagine about everywhere everywhere. Okay,

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and your podcast is Star talk O, Start Talk, Start Talk. Yeah,

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that's exactly. Well, you get
the book everywhere except for space.

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You have to get it on Earth. Oh okay, good clarification. Thank

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you again for your time this morning. Oh my gosh, thanks for having

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me. Here's what we're following in
the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Police

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have made an arrest in the hit
and run crashes involving three bicyclists in Huntington

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Beach. One of the cyclists was
killed on Sunday night. The guy arrested

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is believed to be between fourteen and
sixteen years old. The CSU system has

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approved a plan to hike student tuition
six percent a year starting next year,

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and President Biden's SUN has sued a
former Trump staffer, claiming in his federal

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court filing in LA that Garrett Ziegler
illegally got into Hunter's laptop and stole information

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at six oh five. It's handled
on the news. Burbank's mayors put himself

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in an interesting situation, one that
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But guess what time it is?
So what am I on? I'm

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on streaming shows, movies, TV
shows. Of course, there are a

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new TV shows right now because of
the Stern and a recent survey show that

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forty one percent of people ask for
the opinion of friends and family when they

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decide what shows to watch. And
there are so many shows out there.

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Hopefully I can help you navigate through
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on books too, and I'm going
to recommend to Infinity and Beyond. This

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book is fascinating. But for as
far as streaming shows, this week,

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I want to tell you about a
show on Prime Video. It's called Lions,

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stars Zoe Saldana and Nicole Kidman and
a couple other faces you'll recognize.

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It's based on a real group of
CIA operatives called Lioness's. So there's military

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operations going on in Syria. It
focuses on the war on Terror. There

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is an operative whose cover is blown
and then they have to deal with that

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situation. So it's all very spy
stuff, but it's always seld Ona recruits

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somebody to come in and help them
out, and basically this woman comes to

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join the operation to get close to
somebody in Syria who's like a terror or

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related to a terrorist, and it
follows the story of how she gets in

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with the woman, how she puts
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she's CIA, so if she gets
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she's kind of on her own.
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the Pentagon and in the US trying
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like what lengths will they go to
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I mentioned, it's based on a
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are Marines and they're called the Lionesses. So it's the full series is out

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or the full season is out.
I think it was good. I don't

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think it was great. I have
a friend Debbie, who was like,

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I can't stop watching it, and
so she loved it. I thought it

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was good, but not great,
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a streaming, it's a streaming series, and the full series is now out.

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I had to do that week by
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and that drives me crazy. But
it was really it was worth a

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watch. So it's called The Lioness. It's on Prime Video and give it

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a look and let me know what
you think. You can always send me

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a note at Amy K King on
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be a wake up call for schools. Lawyer David Ring says the twenty seven

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million dollars settlement goes to the family
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concrete pillar. He had massive brain
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days later. Ring says the hope
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policy. Marino Valley School District declined
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Vegas getaway. Right now, let's
say good morning to ABC's crime and Terror

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expert Brad Garrett. Brad, we've
talked recently about how we are fascinated by

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prison breaks like Daniello, Caldvalcante,
and you were right. But now we've

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got him back. So why did
it take so long? So Amy,

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let's start at the beginning. Okay, he escaped and no one saw him.

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You think if you go back to
May, a guy escaped, mister

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Bolt escaped the same way, but
he was spotted in the prison yard.

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They caught him in less than ten
minutes. I don't know if there's nobody

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in the tower. The short answer
is nobody saw him leave. He went

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up the same wall. I think
crab walked up the same wall that both

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did, worked his way through additional
razor wire. I don't know how you

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do that, but he did it, and it got over the wall and

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kept going. It was over an
hour before they knew he was caught.

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Seem to start with that big disadvantage
for law enforcement. So if you combine,

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then it takes quite a while to
pull together all the tax teams,

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dogs, helicopters, planes. You
know, he's moving along Cavalcanti and he

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has the advantage. It appears,
based on an interview with his mother that

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he had spent time in the Brazilian
savannah and knew how to move around it,

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apparently at night. That's a big
plus because the ability to work in

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or maneuver yourself in remote areas.
Think Eric Rudolf several years ago. He

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stayed in the woods for years before
we caught him. The Olympic bomber.

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Yes, okay, the Olympic bomber. And so I'm just sharing that with

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the ability if you were able to
secrete yourself without lighting and moving around,

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it makes it tougher to catch you. And you add forest undergrowth, one

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hundred degree temperature, I've had all
that equipment on before. It's not fun

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when it's a hundred degrees and you're
trying to track through woods. So it's

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a combination of all of those things
that slowed them down, and Cavalcanti was

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just able to basically elude them,
sort of stay generally speaking, outside their

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perimeter or close to outside their perimeter, and kept moving until really two things

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happened. What catches fugitives are desperateness
and timely reporting when they do something.

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He got desperate, apparently walked into
a garage, grabbed a rifle, got

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shot at, took the rifle,
attempted to burglarize a house, and law

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enforcement happened to be close when that
house burglary occurred. They set up immediately.

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They put a plane up. They
got thermal imaging of a person they

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thought was him. They started to
move closer, the weather went bad on

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them, they had to take the
plane away. They brought the plane back

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in the morning yesterday morning, got
the same thermal imaging, and so they

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were able, through surprise, I
think, to encircle him, and once

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I assume where they were there,
he starts to crawl away with a rifle.

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They turned the dog loose, and
let me tell you, that would

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not be a pleasant experience. You're
not going to go for the rifle.

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You're gonna go for your leg,
your head, your arm, wherever the

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dog has grabbed you. And they
were able them to take him into custody,

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So it doesn't surprise me. It
took two weeks, but I felt

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pretty confident, as they told you
to laugh week, yeah, that it

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would happen. Yeah, well,
I'm glad that they got him and thank

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thank god for Yoda that's the name
of the canine unit that and grabbed him.

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So yeah, thanks, thanks Brat, And you were right when we

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talked last week. We were talking
about how we get fascinated by this is

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when we've got this information. Yesterday
it was just like, okay, what

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happened. What happened? Well,
what are they doing now? And where

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did they get him? And you
know, like we just were craving information.

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So it's just fascinating. And again, I like we talked about,

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I think it's going to be a
TV movie. It's got to be because

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it's just fastiniled out. Yeah all
right, Brad Garrett, thank you so

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much for your time this morning.
I appreciate it. You're welcome to take

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care of Ami. Take care Hey, Dancing with the Stars has unveiled its

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new cast. I know. I
know because I haven't watched the show for

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like a few years, because I
kind of felt like it had turned into

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the Dancing with the wannabees. So
I was really pleasantly surprised because I'm watching

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the unveiling yesterday and there are some
legit stars on the show this season,

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like open up Your macy Me,
open Up your Class, Jason maz is

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going to be Dancing Academy Award winner
Mira Sorvino love her. There's actress Sochi

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Gomez. She's newer to the scene. I didn't know her name, but

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she was in Doctor A Doctor Strange
in the Multiverse of Madness. Former Seahawks

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player Adrian Peterson had not heard of
this person until yesterday. YouTuber Lele pons

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she had like eleven and a half
million followers on Vine before it shut down.

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Jamie Lynn Spears, of course,
Britney's sister then from the reality TVA

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World. These are my sketchy ones. Model Tyson Beckford. Although very nice

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to look at, the most recent
Bachelor at Shanty or Chanty Lawson, reality

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star Harry Josie had never heard of. Also Adriana Maddox, who you would

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know if you watch Vanderpump Rules,
and then the Real Housewives of Beverly Hill's

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husband Mauricio Umansky, and then a
couple more actual I think Legit stars,

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veepstar Matt Walsh. I met your
mother an American Pie star Alison Hannigan one

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time at band camp. Yeah,
love her, and then I love this

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too. Greg Brady is going to
be on the show Barry Williams Dancing with

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the Stars and not scripted, so
I think maybe it's going to go on

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this fall. We shall see.
Thanks for joining us on the wake Up

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Call. This is KFI and KOSTHD
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lead local live from the KFI twenty
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