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keep it off. Gas prices are
spiking. I was talking to fellow by

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feel from for the Farm yesterday and
he was telling me how the you know,

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the companies manipulate. Somebody knows that
the big oil companies manipulate the prices,

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and they manipulated when they changed from
what they call the winter blend to

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the summer blend, and so there's
sometimes there's a little bit of a gap

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in the production when there isn't as
much around. So now if you look

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around even this last week, price
has gone up around the country. I

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noticed it in California this weekend,
and here yesterday I filled up five to

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six cents more this week than it
was last week. So the average around

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the country is three dollars thirty seven
cents a gallon. In January, the

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beginning of the year, the average
price was two dollars ninety seven cents a

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gallon. So that's a forty cent
hike in four months. And who's responsible

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for that, Well, in fact, you are because you buy the gas

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right if they were, this is
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mirror, what are you talking about? Because I don't like electric cars,

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and electric cars, the more of
them there are, the less gasoline's going

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to get sold. So it's like
it's really a conundrum. And so as

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you look at the cost here,
we still pay less for gasoline generally speaking,

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than most of the rest of the
world. You know that the cost

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of gasoline if you are able to
take the formula, because they sell it

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by the leader in England. But
if you put all of the numbers together,

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they pay about a bucket gallon more
for gas there than we do here.

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And it's the only places that excuse
me is us is in the Middle

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East where all of the lot of
the gas production takes place, because where

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all the oil is, yes,
that's the oil. Who you can buy

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a gallon of gas in Kuwait,
Actually, well, go to Saudi Arabia

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because they're the biggest producers. It's
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the moment. So hello, and
we're not all moving to Saudi Arabia,

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that's for sure. Speaking of moving
around, moving into the health zone for

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a second, because I want to
tell you what doctor Ken is going to

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be speaking about those of you who
are fortunate enough to have the expertise that

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we provide. Here is a public
service between Jack Stockwell and his hour and

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Good Day Health and his philosophy about
medicine, and then Ken Kronhaus, the

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cardiologist who has his philosophy, his
experience, his expertise, his training is

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much different than jax is, but
they both have something to say that is

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valuable. So we talk with Ken
this week about how to control your blood

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pressure and how to deal with information
when you know the information you've seen this

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week is that there's going to be
a shortage of a lot of drugs because

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there isn't enough being produced. The
drug companies are blaming the fact that they've

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they've moved production from China to other
places, and you know that's there is

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always going to be blame, But
is it something to be believable? All

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you care about is that you can
get the things that you need, and

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I'm sure we will discuss that.
The botox revolution. Do you know anybody

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who uses botox? Jay? Yeah, I used to. I know a

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people who do. So there's a
whole bunch of people getting sick from counterfeit

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botox. Yeah, you're going to
good quality places who are yeah, getting

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the good quality so and a lot
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good quality things like when you're getting
botox and relaxers in your forehead, sometimes

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it can be put in the wrong
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Yep. Which also you know people
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same side for decades of your life, like if you're always if you're a

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right side sleeper, you're going to
notice the difference in your right eye from

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your left eye. Anyway, one
of the things that we were just talking

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about was how Kelly Clarkson had such
a difficult time when she was pregnant having

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her babies. There are the stories
floating around now about ozembic, you know,

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the weight lit I don't even know
what th Ozmpic's really supposed to be

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for, but if you watch the
commerce oh oh oh o zambic there are

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for diabetes right, so now it's
been used as a weight loss drug and

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women claim that taking ozempics what no, no, I'm just talking about being

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pregnant. This is one of the
things we talk about this, sup was

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to take it with it when you're
pregnant. Well, women are taking it

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to keep themselves and you imagine anything
so self serving to keep themselves from gaining

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too much weight? Can you imagine
how crazy that is? Ken's going to

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get off. I know you'll go
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know, he thinks that these weight
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them when you're pregnant. Hello,
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Meanwhile, back at the Ranch, the

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escalation of information about what happened during
the Boston Marathon this week. I find

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this to be obnoxious. There's a
group that you can probably check out Jay

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called Trail blaze hers. It's like
Trailblaze with HR. You know about this

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the group, Yeah, this was
the group that their cheering section was basically

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blocked off by the police officers on
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they are now suing the city of
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They're suing the Boston Marathon. They're
suing not only the police in Newton,

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but the police chief over racial discrimination
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but the last four years. Apparently
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escalate again. The cheering zone that
they have set up for these women of

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color, they've done it at least
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ago than that. But the focus
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four years, and the people that
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and the women of different colors and
different backgrounds were along in a particular place

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along the running route, cheering zone
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and so these trailblazers invited lots of
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mostly people of color, to gather
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running in the race. And so
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fact that it's even happening. You, Newton is a pretty upscale community,

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and they take themselves pretty seriously and
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But that doesn't mean that they are
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are. These guys, it's pretty
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up a human barricade. The police
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of this group, not anybody else, but in front of this group and

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kept them from seeing what was going
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specific people. So anyway, the
lawsuit says that the scrutinizing the police profiling,

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they said that they were deprived of
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It became painful, humiliating, and
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but it's pretty obvious if you look
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No, yeah, yeah, I
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BAA, the Boston Athletic Association is
being sued the police, you know,

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all this stuff. What is the
matter with people? I guess I asked

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that question a lot. Why in
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unless you just are that thick?
This is twenty twenty four. Hello,

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ding ding, Ding, ding ding. This is no matter where it goes

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the fact that all the attention has
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race, now everybody's attention is turned
toward this lawsuit. And so apparently they

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had a bunch of meetings with the
Boston Athletic Association to try to straighten this

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out, and the police didn't and
the BAA didn't. So this woman says,

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this this whole thing about race and
sexual orientation and stuff. American Library Association

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at least the annual list of the
top ten most targeted books. Majority of

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them were they were lb LGBTQ content. A book called Gender Queer top of

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the list for the third year in
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Let's see, there's a bunch of
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It's not about it's not like about
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be a plot or one character happens
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The book Is Gay is another one. All Boys Aren't Blue, The

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Perks of being a Wallflower. All
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was a great book turn into a
movie. Fantastic. The perks of being

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a wallflower. What doesn't kill you
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Yes, it's a big yes.
Kelly Clarkson's song Kelly is in the

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spotlight as her name is trending on
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do during this portion of every Isn't
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every are day right of the program, we focus in on different social media

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experiences and people who are getting attention. And Kelly's getting attention because she opened

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up about various pregnancy experiences on her
program. She got pretty emotional. The

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other day. She was speaking about
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Hillary Clinton was on her program.
They were talking about the Arizona total

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or near total abortion ban, and
she said she'd been pregnant a couple of

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times hospitalized both times. She said, literally, I asked God, if

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this is the real thing, just
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because it was the worst thing.
I don't, I can't. No

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man can understand what it's like to
give birth. We just we can't.

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Ten women who haven't can't understand it. It's one of those things that unless

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you truly go through and even with
some people pregnancy, the way people handle

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it and what happens to them and
their body is so different from others that

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the experiences I went through, some
people who have gone through pregnancies couldn't even

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understand it, and vice versa.
Some things that other people went through I

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wouldn't understand because I didn't. But
even from not just the giving birth aspect,

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with the whole pregnancy itself, like
Kelly Clarkson suffered from, I forget

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what it's called, but it's where
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Kate Middleton I believe, was hospitalized
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are vomiting so much, get dehydrated, your body is essentially shutting down.

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of that because of high blood pressure
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level, and then the lower level, which is still extreme, is just

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stational hypertension. There's just stational hype
diabetes. It's really amazing what you know,

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you get down to brass tacks,
the experiences that you have and that

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you share the like experiences that women
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there's more of a focus. When
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the wonder. You know, I
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Everything revolves around the suner without the
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think of all the things that have
developed, like the human species, how

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our bodies work, how you become
pregnant, how a baby evolves for those

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nine months inside of your body.
It's amazing how things are reproduced. Do

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you I mean this is people say
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It's more than that. It's much
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you think about it, and you
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Right We're talking about the near abortion
band in Arizona, and a lot

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of people who are for stuff like
that, they don't take into account everything

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that truly happens, like pregnancy can
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And then and then in the sense
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like no nothing. But when if
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has produced, you have to co
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there to be a criminal conviction before
they suffer the ties of that. Some

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states are just you know, clear
evidence, but for the most part,

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a lot of people would have to
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no conviction. Unless you're in Minnesota, you have to coparent no matter what.

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That's one of the side stories of
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whether she's that's the name of the
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that's she was raped and the baby
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right way, but they figure things

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out and sometimes the results of that
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speaking of relatable, the National Association
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the Radio Convention. They have a
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a lot in the spring and the
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Radio and TV or in both of
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And so as the continuing focus on
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not only the NAB Show, but
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House of Representatives this week the bipartisan
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be voted. It'll be mandated in
all cars, and so that's something that

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we've certainly been talking about here for
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out that three or four of the
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So this past weekend, because I
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getting in the car crash last week
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got a new car yet, so
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and so I rented a car.
I rent it. I always when

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I walk around the lot I usually
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they're efficient, they're clean, they're
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buy. I always rent. Like
they have a you know, I forgot

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what they call it, but it's
you let us pick. You pay them

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X number of dollars and they'll pick
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that because oftentimes you get more value
that way. And I like to drive

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a nice car. So they put
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suv and damned if I couldn't find
the AM radio. It took me fifteen

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minutes. There's no instruction on the
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at the bottom of the screen as
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already, there were a couple of
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in Los Angeles KFI. I think
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a major market in the country,
free and so, but I couldn't find

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it. I kept looking and it
was very frustrating. It's like they're trying

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to make it difficult to use AM
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So anyway, this just because they
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going to be easy for you to
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interesting how unsubtle they are when it
comes out. Maybe I'm just too I'm

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too sensitive to it. Speaking of
being sensitive, a lot to talk this

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week as the jurors find their way
into the trial. I thought it was

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interesting because the news media has been
outside the courthouse interviewing the people who are

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there for jury selection in the Donald
Trump trial. Whatever you want to call

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it, a fiasco, it's a
circus, and so hundreds of potential jurors

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have been basically pushed out. They
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And so one of the people that
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job related reasons was interviewed and the
question was what did you think when you

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saw Donald Trump in person? And
this lady said it was jarring to see

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him there. She was about thirty
feet from Trump. She said, I'd

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never seen him in person before.
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life in the news media for so
many years, to see him and then

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human, Yeah, they're human beings
exactly the person. Yeah, right,

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It's amazing how we hold people to
be godlike. I don't know whether that's

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my theme today, thinking of the
Sun and God and how everything works.

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But you know, and I think
sometimes these people have a complex that sort

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of is like they have a God
complex that they are all powerful. And

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I'm not saying that that's just for
Trump. I think we all know people

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in our lives who are not necessarily
religious leaders, but they they you know,

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they want they want you to pay
attention to them. It's like they

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were missing something when they were kids. They're a penny attention. Oh come

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on, mommy, mobby, I
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Pay attention to me. Anyway,
speaking of religious leaders, there was an

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attack on a group of religious leaders
in Sydney, Australia. This is interesting.

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It was a terror related incident,
so the police say, and they're

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looking for information. So the reason
I bring this up is because there's extremist

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activity going on all over the world. Have you notice that just a dis

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like jarring stuff. The Russian thing, what's going on in the Middle East,

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and the tentacles of the Iranians and
what's going on with them, and

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then this stuff that's going on in
Australia. There have been all kinds of

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things going on. So they have
the new Joint Counter Terrorism Team in Australia

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that's investigating of the stuff that's going
on stabbings and shootings. And this kid

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was sixteen years older the rest of
the other day, restrained by members of

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the congregation in a church, so
he just goes after him. Yeah,

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during a servant a sermon in the
church. And we've seen this happening a

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lot. You would think that a
church would be off limits a church,

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would it, Just it isn't.
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to the whole terror organizations of things. Sometimes it is an actual member or

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they are members of an organization.
Other times it's people who are idolizing these

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organizations and want to be a part
of it, and so they act independently

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on an unofficial behalf of these organizations. Mm hm, I don't know.

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I just don't know. The world
is so damn crazy and people are so

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crazy. You let me go back
to Trump for a second, I know,

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speaking of crazy. So there's also
some information that's out today that fifty

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seven percent of the people who live
in this country and This is a large

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poll, sixteen thousand people. I
think there were, and this is Republicans

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and Democrats pretty much equally matched.
Fifty seven percent of Americans, which is

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a new high say Trump's crimes are
serious. And yet if you talk to

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people, I had a conversation with
somebody yesterday who's a very very good friend

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of mine, and I don't know
how we got off on this because we

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don't usually talk politics because he knows
where I'm coming from, and it isn't

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where he's coming from. And so
if you're good friends, you just don't

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have those conversations. Why bother right, it doesn't There are some people who

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ruin friendships because they don't like you
because you are supporting this political that's sick,

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I don't share the same opinion.
Then you don't be a part of

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their life. That people have that
kind of mentality. It's very sad,

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Yeah, it really is. So
anyway, there's a u gov poll that's

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out that shows this majority saying that
he shouldn't be allowed to be president if

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he is convicted. So is this
the trial? Is this the lynchpin trial?

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For a lot of people, it
is the hush money thing? Is

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a you know, well, if
he was convicted, he wouldn't be allowed

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to vote, right, So if
you're not even allowed to vote, how

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can you be able to run for
president? When you just look at it

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like that, take the Trump out
of it. If you're in a gray

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area, felon, you are not
allowed to vote, So how would you

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be able to still run if you
can't even vote? I don't know.

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This is a gray area obviously,
never has there's no precedent times. Yeah,

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it really is the worst phrase.
Yeah, what unprecedented unprecedented times?

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These are unprecedented times. In Las
Vegas, a lawyer and his wife were

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killed during a custody fight for children
from their previous marriages. This is the

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wackiest Today's whack day, I guess
is Yeah, this is this is almost

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a movie kind of situation. Yeah. Yeah, one of the it was

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the woman's They were there fighting for
the custody of the women's children from a

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previous marriage and this has been a
long like going on for years, and

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they were shot during this hearing by
the woman's former father in law who was

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acting as a lawyer, who is
a lawyer and was a lawyer in these

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is a movie, Yeah, he
shot them and then turned the gun on

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himself. Seventy seven years old,
Joseph Houston shot himself. This is a

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courtroom. I thought you couldn't bring
guns. They have those metal detectives.

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Go into the courtroom, they get
the guns in there. Yeah, and

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so her parents are going to continue
her their daughter's fight for custody of her

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children because they were like, no, she was never going to give up

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on them. It's a whole situation. And apparently they feel that they need

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to get these kids out of that
family with their father and I priss their

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biological grandfather. Yeah. Tivery change
and venue for sure. Why people in

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their performances sad strange? Why is
it the older we get, it feels

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like a good quality sleep becomes harder
and harder to come by. It just

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becomes more difficult to get that well
rested look when you wake up in the

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morning because you're not really feeling well
rested. My pillow can change that.

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As somebody who suffers from chronic illness, sleep and quality sleep is really hard

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to come by. But here's the
thing. My pillow is probably one of

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my favorite items in my home home. I love mypellows. Pillow It is

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one of those things where I can
change the shape of it to really create

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on my neck if that's what I'm
needing. The Mypellow pillow is just so

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incredible. But that's not all they
are known for. They have mattress toppers,

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they have down comforters, they have
blankets. It is like the quality

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dot com. It's social media time
focused on this couple. First of all,

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who accidentally got divorced? We're talking
about divorces and stuff, and that

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last story wasn't very fun. This
is kind of funny in a manner of

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speaking. Jay, the lawyer clicked
the wrong button on an online portal,

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hy so the wrong case. It
was the wrong couple, right, Yeah,

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a final order for a divorce of
a former couple mister missus Williams accidentally

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applied for by solicitors at this law
firm. They checked in and clicked the

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wrong button. The error was made
after the lawyers intended to complete a divorce

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for another client but opened the case
file by a mistake, and Missus Williams

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is split in twenty twenty three after
twenty one years together, middle of sorting

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out financial arrangements. When the accidental
divorce was granted to them. They were

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not I mean, they were not
together anymore heading for a divorce, but

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they were still trying to finalize a
lot of theirs. All of a sudden

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like, oh, we're divorced.
I know. A lot of judges will

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declare people legally separated, legally simple
while they try to so that they can

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be free to go do you know, other things and meet other people and

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all of that stuff. But they're
not officially divorced until they finish all of

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the monetary stuff and division of assets. Technology, Ain't it grand? All

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right? Here's the top psychology group
urging technology companies to take greater steps to

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protect adolescents mental health. Another argument
here of many, one of many arguments

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about social media platforms and the fact
that they are not suitable for young people,

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they are built for adults. And
then we go on and on.

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This is like an endless discussion Jay, the notifications that are there to young

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people who's developing brains are less able
to disengage from a lot of experiences,

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so they see these things, they're
distracted. But I can see it in

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miles all the time. Whenever we're
in a restaurant, let's say it's a

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place's doing sports things. He's like
mesmerized, like in a trance looking at

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this stuff. Dolts are that way
too, So it's worse when it comes

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to two kids and all of that
stuff, and then your self worth.

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And we've I don't know if you've
heard of doom scrolling where you just kind

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of scroll through and you just read
all this awful stuff on social media and

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it's like, what's it all about? Yeah? Yeah, So anyway,

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be careful of this technology. We
can say it one hundred times a day.

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It means something to some folks and
it doesn't mean anything to other folks

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because they use these tools. Well, a lot of parents use this stuff

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as a babysitter for their children.
As much as you know, it's crazy

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stuff, but it is a it's
something that is all over the social media.

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Part of the technology of the devices
that certainly has become probably the most

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important landmark in all of these discussions
about Facebook and Instagram and you know,

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even WhatsApp. But the X stuff, it's the average teenagers fire, yeah,

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becoming more so, it would seem. So we're not even on X

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right were we have? We are? We are, But the main ones

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are meta owned Facebook and Instagram.
But when you go look at X,

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it is just anger, anger,
people fighting, violence, silent videos.

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It's just my goodness, it's not
a happy place anymore. No, and

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why is what's the whole why?
What's the reason for? Why are we

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doing this to ourselves? Here's information
for seventy three million of the former AT

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and T customers. This information.
Remember we talked about this last week about

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how it all got posted on the
dark web, the data breach, and

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so AT and T is trying to
somehow rather keep this thing under control,

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but because the stuff keeps getting leaked
on the dark web, AT and T

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finally confirmed that seven and a half
million customers have who are account holders are

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vulnerable. So if I were an
AT and E customer, I'd be getting

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out of there in the next five
minutes, frankly. So there we bring

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you updated on at least that situation. The next Stefan Good Day download with

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