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Speaker 2: It is a Thursday, which means we're going to do
Speaker 2: strange science late in the show and talk about some
Speaker 2: of the weird stuff in the world of science.
Speaker 3: Tech Talk is coming up.
Speaker 2: Mark Saltzman is going to join us, of course, and
Speaker 2: the strange story about Liver King.
Speaker 3: Have you seen this?
Speaker 2: Have you seen this Netflix documentary yet about the guy
Speaker 2: who calls himself Liver King. Well, he just got arrested
Speaker 2: for threatening Joe Rogan of all people. He's starting to
Speaker 2: starting to slip. I think just a little bit. We'll
Speaker 2: talk about Supreme Court decision that came down today. But
Speaker 2: the big deal is the Pentagon came out not just
Speaker 2: the Secretary of Defense but also the Chairman of the
Speaker 2: Joint Chiefs of Staff and gave some new details about
Speaker 2: the strike on the Irani nuclear facilities, but not a
Speaker 2: lot of intel.
Speaker 3: And that's this fight that's been going on.
Speaker 2: We know, of course, that there was a leaked intel
Speaker 2: report that came out of the Defense Intelligence Agency. That
Speaker 2: was the very preliminary report. It was written with low confidence.
Speaker 2: But it did say that there was a chance that
Speaker 2: the strike on the Iranian nuclear facilities was not as
Speaker 2: successful as the President might characterize it when he said
Speaker 2: it was obliterated. So Secretary of Defense Peteggseth is quite upset.
Speaker 3: I actually think he's justified.
Speaker 2: In his upsetedness at the media for publishing the story
Speaker 2: but without giving the full context. It was a preliminary
Speaker 2: report that was done one day after the attack, and
Speaker 2: it was written with low confidence, which just means they're
Speaker 2: using for a lot of them open source intelligence.
Speaker 3: You're looking at satellite pictures.
Speaker 2: You can't tell from ten thousand, sorry, from one hundred
Speaker 2: miles up. You can't tell exactly how much damage was
Speaker 2: done underground. Obviously, so Pete Eggseth and and the Chairman
Speaker 2: of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Kine, held
Speaker 2: yet another news conference early today.
Speaker 4: There's been a lot of discussion about what happened to
Speaker 4: what didn't happen.
Speaker 5: Step back for a second.
Speaker 4: Because of decisive military action, President Trump created the conditions
Speaker 4: to end the war, decimating choose your word, obliterating, destroying
Speaker 4: Iran's nuclear capability.
Speaker 2: Now, he also took issue, like I said, with the
Speaker 2: fact that this report was leaked, because you don't leak
Speaker 2: this thing unless you have an agenda.
Speaker 4: When someone leaks something, they do it with an agenda.
Speaker 4: And when you leak a portion of an intelligence assessment,
Speaker 4: but just a little portion, just a little portion that
Speaker 4: makes it seem like maybe the strike wasn't effective, then
Speaker 4: you start us.
Speaker 3: A news cycle.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now there's a couple of things that he's doing here.
Speaker 2: He's reiterating what he believes happened on that attack or
Speaker 2: in that attack on late Saturday our time, early Sunday,
Speaker 2: Iran time. And again he's relying on these very very
Speaker 2: early intelligence estimates, these battle damage assessments about exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: And when he refers to other people who also gave
Speaker 2: their own opinions about what happened, he's still relying on
Speaker 2: their words and not actual intelligence that was done on
Speaker 2: the ground. For example, he started went through a list.
Speaker 2: He started with the head of the International Atomic Energy
Speaker 2: Agency Rafaeld Grossi.
Speaker 4: US and Israeli strikes caused enormous damage to Iran's nuclear sites.
Speaker 6: Don't take my.
Speaker 3: Word for it.
Speaker 4: How about the IDF's chief of staff. I can say
Speaker 4: here that the assessment is that we significantly damage the
Speaker 4: nuclear program, setting it back by years.
Speaker 3: I repeat years.
Speaker 4: The Iranian foreign minister, the spokesman, our nuclear instrations have
Speaker 4: been badly damaged.
Speaker 3: That's for sure.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that's an understatement.
Speaker 2: So there's one thing specifically that Pete hagg Seth said
Speaker 2: today that struck me as one hundred percent correct. All
Speaker 2: of that stuff, again, you're still dealing with very very
Speaker 2: preliminary intelligence assessments.
Speaker 3: Listen, I want this to be wildly successful.
Speaker 2: I don't want it to have set back the iron
Speaker 2: A nuclear program for years. I would settle for decades.
Speaker 2: I think that's an okay thing. I think this was
Speaker 2: the right decision. I think it was executed flawlessly by
Speaker 2: the men and women of the American military. All of
Speaker 2: that stuff does, all of that never changes, regardless of
Speaker 2: what the battle damage assessment is going to tell you.
Speaker 3: But this is what Pete haggsth talked about.
Speaker 2: He was asked it was actually a question to the
Speaker 2: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, to Dan Kin raising Cain
Speaker 2: about what has changed about what goes on in the
Speaker 2: lead up to an early morning press conference like they
Speaker 2: had today. Well, what has.
Speaker 4: Changed would you use the term obliterated as well.
Speaker 5: Sir, like I said, we don't do BDA. I'll refer
Speaker 5: that to the intelligence community and you're.
Speaker 4: Talking with them.
Speaker 3: I mean, what changed in the past three days and
Speaker 3: make you.
Speaker 4: So you know, sir, I think I said, I mean,
Speaker 4: I think I explained what changed. There was a great
Speaker 4: deal of irresponsible reporting based on Leak's preliminary information in
Speaker 4: low confidence.
Speaker 3: Again, the follow up to that was this comment from
Speaker 3: Pete hagg Sef.
Speaker 4: You bring the chairman here who's not involved in politics
Speaker 4: here new politics. That's that's my lane to understand and
Speaker 4: translate and talk about those types of things.
Speaker 3: So I can use the word tobliterate it.
Speaker 4: He could use defeat, destroyed, assess all of those things.
Speaker 4: But ultimately we're here to clarify what these weapons are
Speaker 4: capable of.
Speaker 3: All right, two things.
Speaker 2: Number one, again, all kudos to the men and women
Speaker 2: of the military. And in fact, when we come back,
Speaker 2: I'm going to play for you a couple of cuts,
Speaker 2: the cuts from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs explaining
Speaker 2: who it was that was targeted in Iran's retaliation. Remember,
Speaker 2: they did fire some missiles at the Allodad airbase in
Speaker 2: Cotter or Katar, however, anybody wants to say it that
Speaker 2: and the Iranian Supreme Leader came out of his bunker
Speaker 2: and dropped a message that was basically a victory message,
Speaker 2: as weird as that sounds, saying that they had slapped
Speaker 2: the Great Satan, that they had slapped the United States
Speaker 2: of America somehow.
Speaker 3: So we'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: A former National security advisor has an opinion about that message,
Speaker 2: So all of that is still coming. Hey, we always
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Speaker 7: Hey, Gary and Gary, I know I just like it.
Speaker 7: I know many other listeners dislike that. You guys never
Speaker 7: come out and say either Shannon's out or you're out at.
Speaker 3: The top of the show. I am here.
Speaker 7: You know, we're all waiting for the other one to
Speaker 7: chime in and nothing. You guys never say nothing for
Speaker 7: some while. So can he just say, hey, Shannon's out
Speaker 7: because let us know, sure, thanks.
Speaker 3: You bet Shannon's out, because.
Speaker 8: Hi, Gary.
Speaker 1: The thing that kind of is alarming for me when
Speaker 1: I watched Pete Haggs out is he seems very emotional.
Speaker 1: He's angry, he's reactionary. He yells at reporters, he's disingenuous
Speaker 1: to them, even the Fox News reporter, and you know,
Speaker 1: always saying CNN fake news, this and that.
Speaker 3: I want him to.
Speaker 1: Be more serious and focused when he's in charge of
Speaker 1: our defense. That's important characteristic.
Speaker 2: I agree with you that this was unbecoming of a
Speaker 2: Secretary of Defense, but he made that point when he
Speaker 2: talked about who talks politics and who talks fasts of
Speaker 2: the two of them, he's standing with the chairman of
Speaker 2: the Joint Chief.
Speaker 4: Systeminy to bring the chairman here who's not involved in
Speaker 4: politics here in new politics. That's my lane to understand
Speaker 4: and translate and talk about those types of things.
Speaker 3: So I can use the word obliterate it.
Speaker 4: He could use defeat, destroyed, assess all of those things.
Speaker 4: But ultimately we're here to clarify what these weapons are
Speaker 4: capable of.
Speaker 2: And then your point also when he went after he
Speaker 2: went after Jennifer Griffin from Fox News. She was asking
Speaker 2: about these images that we've seen, satellite images that show
Speaker 2: a line of trucks I don't remember the number, thirteen
Speaker 2: sixteen large trucks at the four to H enrichment facility
Speaker 2: before the bombings took place, and the speculation that those
Speaker 2: trucks were there to remove the four hundred kilograms eight
Speaker 2: hundred plus pounds of enriched uranium. Do they have certainty
Speaker 2: one way or the other were they there to do that?
Speaker 2: It was the uranium still in the facility when it
Speaker 2: was bombed.
Speaker 9: It's about highly enrich uranium. Do you have certainty that
Speaker 9: all the highly enriched uranium was inside the four Dome
Speaker 9: Mountain or some of it? Because there were satellite photos
Speaker 9: that showed more than a dozen trucks there two days
Speaker 9: in advance, are you certain none of that highly enriched
Speaker 9: uranium was moved?
Speaker 5: Of course, we're watching.
Speaker 4: Every single aspect, but Jennifer, you've been about the worst there,
Speaker 4: the one who misrepresents the most intentionally what the president says.
Speaker 4: I'm familiar about.
Speaker 9: The ventilations Chefts on Saturday night, and in fact, I
Speaker 9: was the first to describe the B two bombers, the refueling,
Speaker 9: the entire mission with great accuracy, So I take issue
Speaker 9: with that.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you acknowledging that this was the first, the
Speaker 4: most successful mission based on operational security that this department
Speaker 4: has done since you be here, and I appreciate that sobsolutely.
Speaker 4: We're looking at all aspects of intelligence and making sure
Speaker 4: we have a sense of what was where.
Speaker 2: I mean that that was the answer that should have
Speaker 2: come out earlier. That was the answer that should have
Speaker 2: come out on Sunday, which is to be honest, we're
Speaker 2: not quite sure. We do not have all of the
Speaker 2: intelligence that we're looking for. We sure hope we obliterated
Speaker 2: that thing, and it sure looks like it based on
Speaker 2: the very little intelligence that we do have. Jennifer Griffin
Speaker 2: is arguably one of the best Pentagon correspondents we've seen
Speaker 2: in the last twenty five or thirty years, and I
Speaker 2: thought it was interesting because Pete Hegseth used to work
Speaker 2: at Fox and I'm sure he's had communication run ins
Speaker 2: worked with Jennifer Griffin, so I thought it was kind
Speaker 2: of a surprise. Now, Iran's Supreme Leader has come out
Speaker 2: and suggested that despite the severe damage his words inflicted
Speaker 2: on the three main nuclear facilities for Iran and the
Speaker 2: recent decapitation of a lot of their military commanders and
Speaker 2: nuclear scientists, he said the Islamic Republic was victorious and
Speaker 2: in retaliation delivered a handslap to America's face. I'm assuming
Speaker 2: means the missiles that were fired at the Lodad Air
Speaker 2: base there and cutter. Kamani then warned that the US
Speaker 2: would pay a heavy price for launching future attacks and
Speaker 2: said that Iran has access to US centers in the
Speaker 2: Middle East. He didn't explain obviously he's not going to
Speaker 2: But one of the guys that has seen this is
Speaker 2: the former National security advisor himself. Stephen Hadley was a
Speaker 2: national security advisor for George W. Bush and described that
Speaker 2: this message from the Supreme Leader is a clear message
Speaker 2: that he is essing in his pants right now.
Speaker 10: It's pretty clear that the Israelis had penetrated all aspects
Speaker 10: of the Iranian society, the intelligence, the military, and all
Speaker 10: the rest. They knew exactly what was going on. They
Speaker 10: knew where to find these generals and scientists that they targeted.
Speaker 10: He must be very worried about one the penetration of
Speaker 10: Iranian security institutions, and he must be very worried about
Speaker 10: his own safety and security. So this is these are
Speaker 10: empty boats. And the third thing I think that we
Speaker 10: have to watch is what is the impact within Iranian
Speaker 10: society and within Iranian elites.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if those elites then turn on the Supreme Leader.
Speaker 2: He's eighty six years old. They said his cognitive abilities
Speaker 2: have been declining those people who have been watching the
Speaker 2: Iranian regime and that this may be the opportunity for
Speaker 2: there to be some sort of a regime change, but
Speaker 2: it's got to come from from within. I want to
Speaker 2: before before wrap up this portion of the show today,
Speaker 2: I wanted to play this a Chairman of the Joint
Speaker 2: chiefs of Staff, Dan Kane, this morning, in this news
Speaker 2: conference from the Pentagon, paying tribute to those military members
Speaker 2: who were able to protect the Alladaide Airbase in caught
Speaker 2: her from the missile attacks from Iran.
Speaker 5: As a retaliation, roughly forty four American soldiers responsible for
Speaker 5: defending the entire base to include Sencom's forward headquarters in
Speaker 5: the Middle East, an entire air base and all the
Speaker 5: US forces there. The oldest soldier was a twenty eight
Speaker 5: year old captain. The youngest was a twenty one year
Speaker 5: old private who'd been in the military for less than
Speaker 5: two years. So let's put ourselves out there for a second.
Speaker 5: Imagine you're that young first lieutenant. You're twenty five or
Speaker 5: twenty six years old, and you've been assigned as the
Speaker 5: tactical director inside the command and Control element. You at
Speaker 5: that age are the sole person responsible to defend this base.
Speaker 5: Listening next to you is your early warning operator, whose
Speaker 5: job is to notify you of imminent attack. There's five
Speaker 5: people inside a vehicle and five people outside of a
Speaker 5: vehicle around these a total of as I said, forty four.
Speaker 2: All right, are you supposed to be a congressional briefing
Speaker 2: today on what we do know about what happened on
Speaker 2: Saturday night.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: But also the Supreme Court has come down big decision
Speaker 2: when it comes to planned parenthood, and we'll talk about
Speaker 2: that up next.
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Speaker 2: We're going to be talking about the thirty dollars minimum wage.
Speaker 2: We know that they want to do it for hotel
Speaker 2: workers and some other workers ahead of the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: eight Olympics. Now there's a push to do a thirty
Speaker 2: dollars minimum wage in LA for everyone by people who
Speaker 2: don't quite understand economics.
Speaker 3: Shannon's out today on vacation.
Speaker 1: It just start a GoFundMe for Shannon when she's out
Speaker 1: to pay off these fines.
Speaker 9: We don't care.
Speaker 3: Let her work, Let her work.
Speaker 9: We want her back.
Speaker 3: Thank you, let her work.
Speaker 8: Hey, Shannon, you're doing an out standing job today, sounding
Speaker 8: like Gary Hoffman.
Speaker 3: Thank you, keep it up. Thank you, really good job.
Speaker 3: Take care of Shannon. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Supreme Court decision that came down today. There's a bunch
Speaker 2: that are expected tomorrow. But one Supreme Court decision that
Speaker 2: came down today, split down six to three ideological lines
Speaker 2: through liberal justices dissented, actually will allow states to cut
Speaker 2: Medicaid funding to Plan Parenthood. This is a case out
Speaker 2: of South Carolina specifically, and in general, public money is not,
Speaker 2: or i should say, can't be used to pay for abortions.
Speaker 2: But Medicaid patients can go to Planned Parenthood for other things.
Speaker 2: They do other stuff contraception, cancer screening, pregnancy testing, sometimes
Speaker 2: it can be tough to find a doctor who takes
Speaker 2: publicly funded assurance and takes Medicaid, so that's why they
Speaker 2: are allowed to go to Planned Parenthood to find these other.
Speaker 3: Medical services.
Speaker 2: North Carolina's Republican governor has said that no taxpayer money
Speaker 2: should go to Planned Parenthood at all, and the budget
Speaker 2: bill that's currently making its way through Congress, the Big
Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill, would also cut Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.
Speaker 2: There is a suggestion a survey that says that as
Speaker 2: many as two hundred Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood centers would
Speaker 2: have to close if they don't get Medicaid money. The
Speaker 2: governor in South Carolina again first moved to cut off
Speaker 2: Medicaid funding back in twenty eighteen. A court blocked it
Speaker 2: because there was a patient who wanted to keep going
Speaker 2: there for birth control because their diabetes makes pregnancy potentially dangerous.
Speaker 2: So she sued over a provision in Medicaid that would
Speaker 2: allow patients to choose their own provider, hoping that they're qualified,
Speaker 2: but that you would be able to choose your own
Speaker 2: qualified provider. The state of South Carolina argued patients shouldn't
Speaker 2: be allowed.
Speaker 3: To file those lawsuits.
Speaker 2: So that is the decision that this basically allows the
Speaker 2: states to determine whether or not those lawsuits can be filed.
Speaker 2: Right now it applies to South Carolina. This is and
Speaker 2: will be precedent, which means that the expectation is other
Speaker 2: states would be doing it, especially the more conservative states,
Speaker 2: perhaps where even abortion is legal but is run by Republicans.
Speaker 2: So we know a bunch of other cases are still here,
Speaker 2: whether or not birthright citizenship needs to be changed. They'll
Speaker 2: also make decisions on keeping miners from accessing online pornography,
Speaker 2: if health insurance companies have to cover certain medicines and
Speaker 2: services like HIV preventative medic medication sorry, and whether a
Speaker 2: federal program that subsidizes phone and internet services through carrier
Speaker 2: fees is constitutional or not. They have to decide some
Speaker 2: of the cases brought by religious groups. They'll say if
Speaker 2: parents could be allowed to remove their kids from classes
Speaker 2: when LGBTQ curricula is being read, et cetera Louisiana Congressional District.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a bunch of stuff that the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court still has yet to decide on. Six major case
Speaker 2: considered to be six major cases that are still pending
Speaker 2: so whether they come tomorrow or they kind of bleed
Speaker 2: into early next week, will we shall see?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: If you don't know Liver King, this is a guy,
Speaker 2: Brian Johnson, I believe is his name. He's the subject
Speaker 2: of a Netflix documentary that just came out last month.
Speaker 2: Complete looney pants in terms of his prescribed fitness wellness regimen.
Speaker 2: A lot of raw meats, like literally pull it out
Speaker 2: of an animal and eat it kind of meat. He's
Speaker 2: now apparently got a brainworm because he's going after Joe
Speaker 2: Rogan of all things, and he's been arrested in the
Speaker 2: city of Austin for his threats against Joe Rogan.
Speaker 3: We'll explain this whole deal when we come back.
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Speaker 3: Shannon's on vacation today.
Speaker 8: Garry, Yeah, that other caller is correct. We all wait
Speaker 8: and suspence knowing why you guys are calling off of work.
Speaker 8: You're in our public daily lives, so you owe it
Speaker 8: to us. Oh, oh my goodness, that's awesome. We're worried.
Speaker 8: That's why don't you like that? We care about you
Speaker 8: guys so much. We need to know everything. Yes, like,
Speaker 8: how about your bellel movements? What's going on there?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 8: Okay? Regular? Is Shannon Quitty?
Speaker 3: No, she's not, but thank you, Gary.
Speaker 8: Yes, I want to know where Shannon is.
Speaker 3: She's she's on vacation. Good morning, Gary.
Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 10: In the KFI Employees Manual, does this say that the
Speaker 10: key word for suspension is vacation?
Speaker 3: Just wondering, Okay, she's just on vacation. Have you heard
Speaker 3: of liver King? Liver Yes, liver King, liking liver King Here.
Speaker 3: I've been working out for the last thirty five years.
Speaker 8: The last fifteen of those years, I've been living an
Speaker 8: ancestral lifestyle.
Speaker 3: White vegetaballs renaka mine we Tastic is bomb broth, liver
Speaker 3: and meat. I was disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very accestral, ancestral, ancestral. It sounds like they're saying
Speaker 2: incestral ancestral like old timey, like caveman. Liver King is
Speaker 2: a guy roast to prominence. I guess you say he's
Speaker 2: an influencer, big, huge bodybuilder guy. The documentary that was
Speaker 2: from the trailer from the documentary that came out on
Speaker 2: Netflix last month, The big bombshell drop is and you'd
Speaker 2: know if you saw this guy. He was totally racking
Speaker 2: steroids the entire time. He was telling people that he
Speaker 2: only achieved this incredible physique through weightlifting, exercise, and eating
Speaker 2: raw organ meet. Now that that aside, the guy's got
Speaker 2: quite a personality. He's got a whole nine tenets of
Speaker 2: living the ancestral lifestyle. Sleep, eat, move, shield for like,
Speaker 2: you know, we have to avoid dangers like our ancestors did.
Speaker 2: Connect with the earth cold. He says, you should make
Speaker 2: yourself cold because comfort is the enemy of survival. Sun,
Speaker 2: get out in the sun, vitamin D, et cetera. Fight
Speaker 2: not necessarily fight. People just take risks, find opportunities and
Speaker 2: then bond, of course, connect with your friends and your
Speaker 2: family and your traditions and all that sort of thing,
Speaker 2: all the great fine things to live by.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 2: But somehow and for some reason, he has decided that
Speaker 2: he's going to pick a fight with with Joe Rogan
Speaker 2: and Joe Rogan. At the beginning, some of the comments
Speaker 2: on this documentary about liver King had said, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's on stalon.
Speaker 5: The liver King thing drives me nuts, because that guy's
Speaker 5: on stars.
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan, if you've ever listened to him, he knows
Speaker 2: plenty about that. He knows plenty of people who've been
Speaker 2: doing that, so there are some telltale signs, and he
Speaker 2: called him out. He called out Liver King for doing that.
Speaker 2: Now lately, Liver King has been publishing videos where he's
Speaker 2: threatening or picking a fight.
Speaker 3: With Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: For example, this one where he's walking around on all
Speaker 2: fours in his driveway.
Speaker 8: We don't have to make videos to pretend anymore. All
Speaker 8: of this is happening.
Speaker 9: We're coming to you.
Speaker 3: I've challenged you man to man to a fight.
Speaker 2: Or this one while he's giving himself a coffee em
Speaker 2: Joe ro hence the echo in the bathroom, and then
Speaker 2: this one where he's wandering around his house with his
Speaker 2: hoodie on.
Speaker 8: What I'm hoping is that you, Joe Rogan, are thinking I'm.
Speaker 3: Going to choke that more out, lights out.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna choke him out.
Speaker 5: And I kind of hope that if you win, that's
Speaker 5: how it happened, because like to wake up from that dream,
Speaker 5: that's a good feeling. And then anything else that you
Speaker 5: could break on me, break it on me.
Speaker 2: Speaking of break, it sounds like this guy has had
Speaker 2: a break among other things, Joe Rogan is a black
Speaker 2: belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu and would probably hurt this
Speaker 2: guy pretty significantly. Brian Johnson liver King arrested Tuesday night
Speaker 2: at the Four Seasons of All Places in Austin, Texas
Speaker 2: because he was apparently in town to try to pay
Speaker 2: off this threat and go after Joe Rogan. As of
Speaker 2: this morning, he's still in Travis County Jail as they
Speaker 2: investigate making terroristic threats.
Speaker 3: That's the charge against him. It's a Class B misdemeanor.
Speaker 2: The Austin Police Department has said that this is still
Speaker 2: an active investigation and they did not provide anything else
Speaker 2: but a dramatic turn for this guy who fell from
Speaker 2: prominence pretty quickly back in twenty two. I think it
Speaker 2: was yeah, twenty two when he finally admitted, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I've been I've been racking steroids throughout my body for
Speaker 2: the majority of my weightlifting life. And you could tell
Speaker 2: just by looking at the guy all right. Up next,
Speaker 2: the city of La we know, wants to push a
Speaker 2: thirty dollars minimum wage for some hotel workers and others. Now,
Speaker 2: there is a group that is trying to push a
Speaker 2: thirty dollars minimum wage for the city of Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: for everyone that's coming up next. You've been listening to
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