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Speaker 3: I'm doing great?
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Speaker 3: It's really weird to watch.
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Speaker 2: I think Will and Kono got your beat, but it's
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Speaker 1: Wiggle is menace? Joining you from the Woody Show.
Speaker 3: I think he's done enough walking.
Speaker 1: He loves he loves it.
Speaker 4: Well, we should call him and see if he'll come
Speaker 4: on down. I mean he walked to Disneyland. Is it
Speaker 4: yesterday or the day before the day before day, It's
Speaker 4: already been two days already.
Speaker 2: For with like five cameras strapped to his head. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you could watch it live, which I did.
Speaker 3: Did he pick his nose?
Speaker 1: He did not. He huffed and he puffed on occasion.
Speaker 3: But he looked at thirty miles in one day.
Speaker 1: He looked better than I would have. I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I don't want cameras strapped to my face all day.
Speaker 2: It's not a It's not a great look for anybody.
Speaker 1: I don't think. Cono. How you doing, buddy.
Speaker 2: You're feeling good, You're feeling strong, all those things, all
Speaker 2: those things. You went to a concert the other night
Speaker 2: and stayed out like way past your bedtime on a
Speaker 2: school night.
Speaker 1: What was the concert?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: It was so I'm a product of the two thousands
Speaker 1: Emao era and it was a band called Chotos twenty
Speaker 1: year anniversary. Wow. Yeah, and it was worth it. The Pladium.
Speaker 1: I like the Palladium. I do like the Pladium as well.
Speaker 1: I don't like getting home at one am when I'm
Speaker 1: up at three am.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that kind of But I will tell you, total
Speaker 2: pro you didn't look tired, you didn't act tired. You
Speaker 2: didn't bitch and complain at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not really in my blood. No, you came, you
Speaker 1: did your job. You did it with a smile. Trust me.
Speaker 2: I tried to knock it off your face a couple
Speaker 2: of times. You know that I love you. That's how
Speaker 2: I show love.
Speaker 1: Dummy. Where's Will Well? You doing all right, buddy, I'm
Speaker 1: hanging okay. I'm as young as Conin. I don't think
Speaker 1: I could pull that off. I'm sorry I scared you
Speaker 1: this morning. Yeah, I have a I had to go
Speaker 1: do some maintenance after that thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I noticed you were in a nude pair of shorts.
Speaker 1: Good for you. I don't know what you scary. See,
Speaker 1: that's funny to me. Back to the door, that's that room.
Speaker 1: I get it. If I saw you coming, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be scared.
Speaker 2: And I think Amy on wake up Call this morning
Speaker 2: was talking to Brad Garrett. We'll talk to him as well,
Speaker 2: coming up a little bit later. I think the seven
Speaker 2: point thirty segment. But so you talked about people breaking
Speaker 2: into houses and stuff, and I sneak up behind Will
Speaker 2: and scare him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's fun to scare Will because he scares easy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, because he doesn't do the mafia basics, which is,
Speaker 2: don't put your back to the door.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: Wherever you sit in a public place, you face the door.
Speaker 2: You want to know who's coming in there at all times.
Speaker 2: Will good point, especially in this joint good point. All right,
Speaker 2: let's get started with handle on the news. Shall we
Speaker 2: lead story war?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, is the.
Speaker 2: World goes better a tariff war or trade war than
Speaker 2: anything else?
Speaker 1: I suppose.
Speaker 2: President Donald Trump yesterday in the Rose Garden reaching talking
Speaker 2: about these far reaching new tariffs on nearly all US
Speaker 2: trade partners. So thirty four percent tax on imports from
Speaker 2: China and twenty percent on the European Union, among others.
Speaker 2: This is being looked at, you know, the global economy
Speaker 2: and triggering broad trade wars and.
Speaker 1: Chaos everywhere.
Speaker 2: Imposing a ten percent baseline tax on imports from all
Speaker 2: countries in response to what the President refers to an
Speaker 2: economic emergency. And boy did he use some words holy smokes. Now,
Speaker 2: the United States has helped many places rebuild after World
Speaker 2: War Two, but he says, now our country has been looted, pillaged, raped,
Speaker 2: and plundered by other nations. So he says that our
Speaker 2: taxpayers have been ripped off for over for more than
Speaker 2: fifty years, and he's not gonna let it happen anymore.
Speaker 1: It says. He didn't specifically talk about Mexico or Canada,
Speaker 1: did he.
Speaker 4: Those tariffs are scheduled to go into effect next.
Speaker 3: Week, the rest of them the ninth or something on
Speaker 3: the ninth.
Speaker 4: Everything else is supposed to go in go into effect
Speaker 4: on the fifth. So in Canada, I was watching an
Speaker 4: interview I think Ontario, the head of Ontario, and he said,
Speaker 4: we're ready to cut all the tariffs right now. We
Speaker 4: don't want this. But whether they can do that, because
Speaker 4: I think that Trump has said that's his ultimate goal
Speaker 4: is to get everybody to drop tariffs against us, and
Speaker 4: then we wouldn't impose them on then whether that happens or,
Speaker 4: like you said, we get a trade war remains to
Speaker 4: be seen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be nice if we could at least
Speaker 2: cut I mean, it's a win if we cut even
Speaker 2: some of them, you know, if we can, if we
Speaker 2: can bring some balance. The fact is America is constantly
Speaker 2: looked to as everybody's tee. That's the reality. And to
Speaker 2: be able to put some balance and that is not
Speaker 2: a bad thing, even though our president is boorish to
Speaker 2: say the least.
Speaker 4: Think Yeah, not all Republicans are on board with the president.
Speaker 4: A group of Senate Republicans broke with Trump and helped
Speaker 4: pass a resolution to block tariffs on Canadian products. The
Speaker 4: Senate voted fifty one to forty eight in favor of
Speaker 4: a Democratic laid led measure to revoke Trump's Canadian tariffs.
Speaker 4: The resolution is not expected to go anywhere in the House,
Speaker 4: but it was seen as a big gesture because four
Speaker 4: Republicans broke with the president.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm not I know handle is very much like, oh,
Speaker 2: they're in lockstep whatever he says. I don't know that
Speaker 2: we've seen that across the board, although you do.
Speaker 1: See it in sight.
Speaker 2: I will give you that there are people that are
Speaker 2: just sickophantic when it comes to Trump. There are only
Speaker 2: polar opposites when it comes to Trump. There is no
Speaker 2: middle ground.
Speaker 1: Trust me.
Speaker 2: Every time I try and find middle brown and look.
Speaker 3: At things, it's doesn't end well.
Speaker 2: No, everybody thinks you're this or that. Never voted for
Speaker 2: the guy, not a fan of the guy, but he
Speaker 2: sits in that seat. And I do not believe ever vote,
Speaker 2: you know, betting against yourself. We should always want success,
Speaker 2: the best for the country, no matter who's in there.
Speaker 2: So fingers still deeply crossed.
Speaker 3: Now, futures are down twelve hundred and fifty five points.
Speaker 2: Oh god, ay, just saying, just trying to bring some
Speaker 2: balance to the force.
Speaker 1: She sh all right.
Speaker 2: State the Secretary of State, Marco Little Marco Rubio, traveled
Speaker 2: to Brussels on Thursday. This is a gathering of NATO
Speaker 2: Foreign Ministry. There's a lot of anxiety over the Trump
Speaker 2: administration and the approach to Europe, including the war in Ukraine,
Speaker 2: relations with Russia, President Trump's you know, growing trade war,
Speaker 2: and you look at this and it looks like so
Speaker 2: far as kind of a good thing. NATO officials welcome
Speaker 2: the chance to chat with mister Rubio. Some see him
Speaker 2: as the most pro alliance member of Trump's national security team,
Speaker 2: so maybe this is a good thing. I will tell you.
Speaker 2: Just coming back from Europe, I can feel the tension.
Speaker 3: There were people mean to you.
Speaker 1: No, they know.
Speaker 2: People were quite lovely in London, they were lovely. In
Speaker 2: Italy they were lovely. But at the airports you could
Speaker 2: feel the security even called out a couple of times.
Speaker 2: You know, I could tell you're American. We do things
Speaker 2: different here. When we were in the actual countries, it
Speaker 2: was a little different. But you one, my wife and
Speaker 2: my boy could look anything.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm a Mexican half breed who reads white, especially now
Speaker 2: that my beard is gray and everything else. However, I'm
Speaker 2: often mistaken for French, so we remissure, yeah, and things
Speaker 2: like that. But so it's not and people talk to
Speaker 2: us in different languages, and that's how I gauge as
Speaker 2: to what they think we are, is what their first
Speaker 2: language they start with on us. That's so I'm not
Speaker 2: just guessing. But you know, I got a little brown
Speaker 2: boy and a little brown wife mean Morena, and it
Speaker 2: was interesting and you could feel the energy that I
Speaker 2: noticed that I haven't noticed previously. When I'm gone to Europe,
Speaker 2: I'll put it out way.
Speaker 3: I'll have to report back on you to you on that.
Speaker 3: When are you going next month?
Speaker 1: Where are you going?
Speaker 3: Parish, Beatty, I've never been.
Speaker 2: I hear it's lovely, that's what I hear. I really
Speaker 2: love Paris. I hear there's still some French left there.
Speaker 2: Really Yeah, phew, I hope so yeah, but it's quite lovely,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 4: Icing ice California State Superintendent Tony Thurman announced that he's
Speaker 4: going to present a bill to try to keep ICE
Speaker 4: agents off school campuses and out of churches. Under President
Speaker 4: Trump's Executive Order ICE is allowed to target migrants in
Speaker 4: schools and churches to be arrested and possibly deportation. The bill,
Speaker 4: Senate Bill forty eight, will address safety concerns, according to
Speaker 4: Thurman of Immigrant Families, and protect school funding that's projected
Speaker 4: to decline in some parts of the state because they
Speaker 4: say attendance is to go down as illegal immigrants stay
Speaker 4: out of school because they're afraid of deportation.
Speaker 1: And you know what happens when attendance goes down.
Speaker 3: They lose money.
Speaker 4: Yes, So he said this will help preserve Dallas if
Speaker 4: they can get it. So he's introducing this bill in state.
Speaker 2: And correct me if I'm wrong. But that's new. That
Speaker 2: executive order obviously was something new previously. You can go
Speaker 2: into churches and schools, you know.
Speaker 3: I was reading up on that yesterday.
Speaker 4: I think initially you couldn't, but then I think he
Speaker 4: signed another.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I thought, all right? State Farm yay,
Speaker 2: I love. I am so baffled by insurance companies. I
Speaker 2: don't like the whole thing. I get it on one hand,
Speaker 2: and then the other hand, I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, what a racket.
Speaker 2: So State Farm General, California's largest insure has filed a
Speaker 2: thirty nine percent rate hike for its California Personal Liability
Speaker 2: Umbrella program. Now, I think that's a second dairy insurance, right,
Speaker 2: the umbrella programs.
Speaker 1: Are you get that inbility?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's to really cover your ass across the board.
Speaker 2: That provides additional coverage for all kinds of situations and
Speaker 2: serious auto accidents, damage to other person's property, that type thing.
Speaker 2: So the California Department of Insurance needs to improve this
Speaker 2: because we have checks and balances, right, they need to
Speaker 2: approve the rate hike and it would go into effect
Speaker 2: August first should they approve it. But they just simply said, hey,
Speaker 2: their personal liability costs have risen dramatically across the industry
Speaker 2: due to more accidents and escalating medical bills. So we
Speaker 2: keep pushing this stuff rather than finding ways to bring
Speaker 2: down medical bills, to bring down accidents, to you know,
Speaker 2: to try and mitigate that instead of just the money,
Speaker 2: and then we continue. It's going to run out at
Speaker 2: some point you just won't be able to afford insurance
Speaker 2: that is supposed to help you be able to afford
Speaker 2: accidents or mishaps or issues.
Speaker 4: They're saying that one in seven households now do not
Speaker 4: have insurance.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's the scariest thought in the world to me,
Speaker 2: to not have, you know, insurance of any kind. And
Speaker 2: I don't even feel like we're very well protected even
Speaker 2: if you have it. I mean that umbrella. That's a
Speaker 2: luxury to have a secondary insurance like that that over
Speaker 2: covers above and beyond.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Three months after the fires, the death toll from the
Speaker 4: Eaten fire in Altadena is up to eighteen. That's because
Speaker 4: there was a special operation response team. They found human remains.
Speaker 4: They confirmed that it was human remains found on Boston
Speaker 4: Street yesterday. The La County Office of Medicle Examiner has
Speaker 4: confirmed it and they said that they don't know who
Speaker 4: it is yet. It's going to take a while to
Speaker 4: figure that out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder what you know that weird phenomenon that
Speaker 2: goes on in fires where you see trees still standing
Speaker 2: and stuff like that and everything else is burned around them.
Speaker 2: Not to be macabre, but I am curious as to
Speaker 2: what is left on a human being under those circumstances
Speaker 2: that just teeth are there, you know. Yeah, I'd be
Speaker 2: curious as how they go about doing that.
Speaker 3: And I'm curious as too. I'm googling it.
Speaker 4: I'm curious as to how many people are still missing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because I know those numbers come, you know,
Speaker 2: pretty rapid fire. When during the fires they're saying, hey,
Speaker 2: we're still looking for X, Y and Z. But then
Speaker 2: it kind of dissipates. You don't hear much about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, initially there were a couple of dozen people,
Speaker 4: but we don't know if everybody else has been accounted for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd be curious about that number two. All right.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court appeared divided yesterday a case of whether
Speaker 2: states should be able to cut off Medicaid funding the
Speaker 2: Planned Parenthood, which comes in amid a wider push from
Speaker 2: abortion opponents to defund the nation's largest abortion provider. So
Speaker 2: you know, low income patients go there for different things,
Speaker 2: not just abortions, conception cancer screening, pregnancy testing. And now
Speaker 2: if you have the court side with South Carolina leaders
Speaker 2: who say no public money should go to the organization,
Speaker 2: that could cost some havoc with some folks. What is
Speaker 2: the reason just because Planned Parenthood is seen as the
Speaker 2: enemy or or that they well, I was going to
Speaker 2: say due abortions, but it would be data abortions at
Speaker 2: this point, right, So I'm not sure why that's being pushed.
Speaker 4: All right, TikTok time's running out and swooping in with
Speaker 4: an offer. Is apparently Amazon making a bid to buy TikTok,
Speaker 4: which will be banned in the US on April fifth
Speaker 4: if a US company doesn't buy it from China. Frank McCourt,
Speaker 4: the founder of Project Liberty and executive chairman of the
Speaker 4: McCourt Global, has announced also that it is organizing a
Speaker 4: bid to acquire TikTok.
Speaker 2: I wonder if Amazon gets it, if they're going to
Speaker 2: start putting commercials in between the short little tiktoks.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but maybe you'll get a discount with
Speaker 3: your Prime membership.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know what, I do have Prime membership
Speaker 2: and they still have commercials when I'm watching Reacher. Heck,
Speaker 2: by the way side, note, Yeah, that guy's a specimen.
Speaker 4: Oh I've watched like one episode. It's on my list,
Speaker 4: and I was like, I'll watch it just to watch him.
Speaker 2: I me too, Me too, What a specimen that man is.
Speaker 2: Holy crud. I want to have a beer with him,
Speaker 2: and I want him to like me, and I want
Speaker 2: him to pat me on the shoulder and I'll go
Speaker 2: and then i'd go. I'm trying to pretend like it
Speaker 2: didn't hurt. Oh did I kind of lose focus?
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back.
Speaker 2: Me and Mar's ruling military declared a temporary cease fire
Speaker 2: in the country's civil war just yesterday facilitate relief efforts, obviously,
Speaker 2: after the seven point seven magnitude earthquake killed more than
Speaker 2: three thousand people.
Speaker 1: Massive.
Speaker 2: I mean, that is as a beautiful part of the world,
Speaker 2: but there is a lot of poverty as well in
Speaker 2: those areas.
Speaker 1: I've been to Me and Mar bizarre circumstances.
Speaker 2: I was in Thailand and you the what is it
Speaker 2: the Golden Triangle there where they three come together as
Speaker 2: a Laos and Me and Mar and Thailand. And we
Speaker 2: crossed the border into Me and Mar, and there was
Speaker 2: literally a guy in a uniform but kind of like
Speaker 2: it was untucked in one part and the hat was
Speaker 2: a little not jaunty, but a little askew, and he
Speaker 2: had what can only be described as a four inch
Speaker 2: Madagascar hissing cockroach who was massive on a thread and
Speaker 2: it kept flying up, you know, ten inches b and
Speaker 2: then landing back. And he was the border guy that
Speaker 2: we had to show our passports too.
Speaker 1: And all of that.
Speaker 2: It was a bizarre circumstance. I don't think it was
Speaker 2: the best part of you know, to see of me
Speaker 2: and Mark, but I think they had monkey skulls for
Speaker 2: sale sale and a lot of fake coach bags. So
Speaker 2: that was my experience. But it is a beautiful country.
Speaker 2: Just a lot going on there. So it was a
Speaker 2: surprise announcement to have the military terry leaders come out.
Speaker 2: You've got the unelected government there as well, and they
Speaker 2: said the halt to fighting would run until April twenty two.
Speaker 2: And this is to just show compassion, which you know,
Speaker 2: it's a good start.
Speaker 4: A isn't all it's cracked up to be. Medical experts
Speaker 4: well done, are saying they've got a new worry about
Speaker 4: the measles outbreak that originated in West Texas. Almost everyone
Speaker 4: getting sick has two things in common, their kids, and
Speaker 4: they're unvaccinated. Well now, doctors say that some parents are
Speaker 4: trying to protect their kids by giving them vitamin A
Speaker 4: and they're giving them two more much. Doctor say you
Speaker 4: can overdose on vitamin A. And they're beginning to see
Speaker 4: cases of kids with vitamin A toxic toxicity and even
Speaker 4: liver damage. And of course this has been pushed by
Speaker 4: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior and
Speaker 4: other vaccine skeptics who have promoted the use of vitamin
Speaker 4: A to prevent death from measles.
Speaker 2: And this is based on a bad study and misinterpreted
Speaker 2: study and all of this. And I think we talked
Speaker 2: to doctor Jim Keeney or handle did some weeks back,
Speaker 2: and one of the best things you can learn about
Speaker 2: anything food, vitamins and all of that stuff is toxicity
Speaker 2: is in the dose. And even things that are good
Speaker 2: for you can become bad for you in the dosage.
Speaker 2: I mean, there are people that have literally died from
Speaker 2: drinking too much water. So these types of things I'm
Speaker 2: all often lord By. I think most vitamins, like a
Speaker 2: daily vitamin give you very expensive PA.
Speaker 1: I don't think they do a whole lot. I'm not
Speaker 1: a doctor.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that I go and only take any
Speaker 2: supplements or vitamins that my doctor prescribes for me, Vitamin
Speaker 2: D things like that.
Speaker 1: All right, let's s I can get one more in here.
Speaker 2: California man will plead guilty to trying to assassinate Supreme
Speaker 2: Court Justice Brett M. Cavanaugh who just wants to have
Speaker 2: a beer. This was at his home in suburban Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Nicholas John Roski of Semi Valley local guy
Speaker 2: was arrested near Cavanaugh's home back in June of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two. He was armed with a gun, a knife,
Speaker 2: cheese that's scary, and carrying zip ties and was dressed
Speaker 2: in black when he arrived in the neighborhood by way
Speaker 2: of just after one am. Ruski is Roske. Roski, who
Speaker 2: was twenty six when he was arrested and tends to
Speaker 2: plead guilty to attempting to murder a justice of the
Speaker 2: United States without reaching a plea agreement with federal prosecutors.
Speaker 1: That's according to his lawyers. We'll see, all right.
Speaker 4: Increasing security Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah who says Israel is
Speaker 4: setting up a new security corridor across the Gaza Strip
Speaker 4: to pressure Hamas. It's suggesting that it would cut off
Speaker 4: the southern city of Rafa from the rest of the
Speaker 4: Palestinian territory. This comes after Nettagna, who's defense minister, said
Speaker 4: Israel would be seizing large areas of Gaza and adding
Speaker 4: them to its so called security zone. Now, Israel's vowed
Speaker 4: to escalate the nearly eighteen month long war with Hamas
Speaker 4: until the militant group agrees to return dozens of remaining hostages,
Speaker 4: disarms and leaves gods a strip.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, big ask.
Speaker 2: A judge dismissed a corruption indictment against Mayor Eric Adams
Speaker 2: of New York just yesterday after a bit controversial is
Speaker 2: kind of a light word here, pushed by the Justice
Speaker 2: Department to terminate the case while denying a request by
Speaker 2: federal officials for the option of reinstating the charges, could
Speaker 2: appear that Adams was beholden to the government demands that
Speaker 2: type of thing. US District Court Judge dale Hoe wrote
Speaker 2: that the timing of this case is entirely consistent with
Speaker 2: prior public corruption prosecutions, and that the judge is the
Speaker 2: Justice Department's appearance of impropriety rationale is just is not
Speaker 2: just thin, but pretextual.
Speaker 1: I love that word.
Speaker 4: A lot of star power at this sex assault party.
Speaker 4: The guy accusing didty Sean Combs of sexual assault claims
Speaker 4: in a new lawsuit that he was paraded around Ditty's
Speaker 4: home while being made to wear a penis mask and
Speaker 4: he ran into Beyonce, jay Z, Lebron James and other celebrities.
Speaker 1: That's embarrassing as well.
Speaker 4: The guy who's accusing Didty of sexual assaults says he
Speaker 4: was drugged and taken to a home on Star Island
Speaker 4: in Miami.
Speaker 3: That the home was owned by Gloria and Emilio Estefan.
Speaker 4: And the guy says he briefly saw Lebron James walking
Speaker 4: in a hallway and says that Lebron James said, y'all
Speaker 4: better do something about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can't have that. Well, you know what.
Speaker 2: He had an encounter with jay Z and Beyonce apparently
Speaker 2: as well his claims, The latter of whom expressed confusion,
Speaker 2: asked why a half naked man with a sexual strapped
Speaker 2: to his face was standing in front of her.
Speaker 1: I think that's a legit question.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's to be drugged and then paraded around
Speaker 2: like this, and then it sounds like sexually assaulted as well.
Speaker 1: I'll be curious where this goes.
Speaker 2: It kind of was like big news all over the place,
Speaker 2: and it's sort of drifted behind. I know, we have
Speaker 2: a year seventy three days into a new presidency or
Speaker 2: whatever it is, and that's kind of taken everybody's attention.
Speaker 2: But that story I still think has way more to
Speaker 2: it that we haven't heard or found out about yet.
Speaker 2: Supreme Court ruled unanimously yesterday that the Food and Drug
Speaker 2: Administration properly rejected applications to market fruit and dessert flavored
Speaker 2: liquids for you know, e cigarettes and vaping and all
Speaker 2: that stuff. The agency says they're very popular with young
Speaker 2: people and risk them getting hooked on nicotine. So Justice
Speaker 2: Samuel A. Alito Junior, who authored the opinion, wrote, the
Speaker 2: FDA rejection of the applications was sufficiently consistent with the
Speaker 2: guidance that has been given to companies seeking to win
Speaker 2: approvable for these types of products, which basically means, listen,
Speaker 2: we told you before stop. I mean they look the
Speaker 2: packaging looks like you know, they're packaging to kids. You've
Speaker 2: got names like Jimmy the Juice Man, Peachy Strawberry Suicide,
Speaker 2: Bunny Mother's Milk, and cookies, iced lemonade, what happened to
Speaker 2: Marlborough and just the normal names for cancer sticks.
Speaker 4: Sex Ed is under scrutiny in California. Trump administration's reviewing
Speaker 4: curriculum of a sex ed program in California. It says,
Speaker 4: for me, medical accuracy and age appropriateness. California was asked
Speaker 4: last week to submit all of its educational materials from
Speaker 4: its federally funded Personal Responsibility Education program to the Administration
Speaker 4: for Children and Families at the US Department of Health
Speaker 4: and Human Services.
Speaker 3: It's a mouthful.
Speaker 4: HHS provides seventy five million dollars in annual funding to
Speaker 4: prep programs across the country. LGBTQ advocates say they are
Speaker 4: worried that this is going to censor queer and transgender
Speaker 4: sexual health information. George Riyaz Salinas is a spokesman spokesperson
Speaker 4: for LGBTQ plus civil rights organization in Quality, California, and
Speaker 4: he said this is not about curriculum transparency. It's about censorship,
Speaker 4: plain and simple.
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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