Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: A M six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. Trump ordered, well, it was
Speaker 1: an executive order that he signed back in January declaring
Speaker 1: children born in the US not be automatically entitled to citizenship.
Speaker 1: We've got breaking news on that front. It's where we
Speaker 1: kick off swamp Watch.
Speaker 2: I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheap and a liar,
Speaker 2: and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops.
Speaker 3: Here we got the real problem is that our leaders
Speaker 3: are done.
Speaker 1: The other side never quits.
Speaker 4: So what I'm not going anywhere. So now, now you
Speaker 4: train the.
Speaker 2: Swap, I can imagine what can be and be unburdened by.
Speaker 1: What has been.
Speaker 2: You know, Murvans have always been going at President.
Speaker 1: They're not stupid.
Speaker 5: A political plunder is when a politician actually tells the truth.
Speaker 4: Whether people voted for you were not.
Speaker 2: Swamp Watch, they're all counteraed.
Speaker 1: Well, here is the breaking news. The Supreme Court will
Speaker 1: hear arguments in May over Trump's plan to impose restrictions
Speaker 1: on birthright citizenship. Like I mentioned, the executive order was
Speaker 1: signed January twentieth. It was originally slated to go into
Speaker 1: effect thirty days later, Trump declaring that children born in
Speaker 1: the US not automatically entitled to citizenship if their parents
Speaker 1: are in this country illegally or temporarily. Now before that
Speaker 1: order went into effect, obviously thirty days later, several different
Speaker 1: challenges were filed in courts around the country Seattle, San Francisco, Maryland, Virginia.
Speaker 1: There was a flurry that we reported to you as
Speaker 1: they came down. United States is one of thirty countries,
Speaker 1: including Canada and Mexico, that offer virtually automatic citizenship to
Speaker 1: everyone born within their borders. This was added explicitly to
Speaker 1: the Constitution in eighteen sixty eight following the Civil War,
Speaker 1: and the Emancipation fourteenth Amendment provides, of course, what it
Speaker 1: provides in that regard. So we will hear the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court take up this issue in May. Obviously that will
Speaker 1: be a very popular decision to stay on top of us.
Speaker 5: I mentioned that Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney is in Washington,
Speaker 5: d C.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 5: She's been meeting with President Trump. They held that to
Speaker 5: informal news conference in the Oval Office today and there
Speaker 5: are a couple different headlines that refer to her as
Speaker 5: the European Trump whisperer. That she and Trump get along
Speaker 5: when it comes to a lot of things in terms
Speaker 5: of being right leaning politicians fighting back against woke developments
Speaker 5: when it comes to progressive politicians. But she is fully
Speaker 5: involved in the European Union and now what is going
Speaker 5: to be a potential trade conflict between the United States
Speaker 5: and Europe. She's just one of the leaders that have
Speaker 5: had to react to the global tariffs that have been faced.
Speaker 5: Maloney's Italy is part of the European Union, therefore cannot
Speaker 5: strike a trade deal on their her own, so she's
Speaker 5: going to have to act in unison with the rest
Speaker 5: of the European Union. She has sorry he Trump has
Speaker 5: said that the European Union is out to screw the
Speaker 5: United States of America. So he may say to her, Hey,
Speaker 5: I like you, but I don't like the team you're on,
Speaker 5: And she can't negotiate any sort of deal with just
Speaker 5: between Italy and the United States.
Speaker 2: She's got to defer to the European Union for the
Speaker 2: larger deal.
Speaker 1: Fed Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell came out yesterday and at
Speaker 1: a public event talked about how the tariffs will lead
Speaker 1: to inflation. Trump got wind of that and went on
Speaker 1: truth social saying that this is somebody who should lose
Speaker 1: their job and it can't happen soon enough. Well, Trump's
Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent has said, let's just bump the
Speaker 1: brakes on that any attempt to fire Jerome Powell is
Speaker 1: going to be met with greater instability in the financial markets.
Speaker 1: So let's let's just calm down. Apparently Trump floated this
Speaker 1: idea that's being called legally questionable during his first term
Speaker 1: in office.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and one of the things that White House allies
Speaker 5: have been trying to say is this isn't him actually
Speaker 5: asking for or demanding that Powell be fired by the way,
Speaker 5: nominated by Donald Trump in the first term, it was
Speaker 5: more of a way for him to point to someone
Speaker 5: else and say, if he doesn't raise interest rates, that's
Speaker 5: going to be what brings down the economy, not the
Speaker 5: ongoing tariff wars, not the ongoing trade uncertainty, and not
Speaker 5: the ongoing volatility in the stock market.
Speaker 1: Well, if this sounds familiar, it's because it is, Like
Speaker 1: you mentioned, the President first elevated Powell to the fed
Speaker 1: chair back then the Central Bank raised interest rates multiple times.
Speaker 1: In twenty eighteen. Trump publicly opined about firing Powell that December,
Speaker 1: which meant the markets plunged and then they rallied once
Speaker 1: the president backed off his threats. You and to that end,
Speaker 1: you wonder, you know we planned. No, I haven't gone
Speaker 1: that far down my conspiracy whole, but you're not far off,
Speaker 1: you know. You often say, you've said it for years,
Speaker 1: ever since Trump took office. What he means to say
Speaker 1: is this or what they want him to say, or
Speaker 1: is what they should you know, you know where you're
Speaker 1: trying to constantly try and figure out what exactly he means.
Speaker 1: And the fact that the markets still respond to him
Speaker 1: the same way they did during his first term means that,
Speaker 1: you know, the president's word, even if it's flippant or
Speaker 1: erratic or just a knee jerk reaction, is still the
Speaker 1: president's word. You know. You would think, on one hand,
Speaker 1: that market, the markets and investors would recognize that this
Speaker 1: is somebody who just kind of talked out of their ass,
Speaker 1: but it's still the president, so you have to behave accordingly. Like, Yes,
Speaker 1: the market saw him threaten Powell's job the first term,
Speaker 1: and they plunged and they said, oh, no, I'm just kidding,
Speaker 1: and they went back up. How many times has he
Speaker 1: done that to the markets? I mean recently we just saw.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just no one's saying, oh, this is
Speaker 1: just what he says and everything's going to be fine,
Speaker 1: let's not go crazy. They're still going crazy because it
Speaker 1: is the President of the United States saying these things,
Speaker 1: so we do have to take them seriously.
Speaker 2: To that end.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's been a mixed day on Wall Street
Speaker 5: so far. The Dow is down two hundred ninety points,
Speaker 5: but both the S and P five hundred and the
Speaker 5: Nasdaq are up as of right now. One of the
Speaker 5: things that he was asked about, the President was asked
Speaker 5: about in this news conference short you know, media media
Speaker 5: availability with the Prime Minister of Italy was okay, you
Speaker 5: promised everything was going to be cheaper on day one,
Speaker 5: and one of the things that he suggested was, well,
Speaker 5: all you got to do is look at the strength
Speaker 5: of our economy, which is one of the reasons why
Speaker 5: Jerome Powell has said we're not going to do anything
Speaker 5: with interest rates right now because some of the baseline
Speaker 5: important pillars of our economy are still very strong. He
Speaker 5: pointed to oil as an example. The price of oil
Speaker 5: was down below sixty bucks last week. It's now back
Speaker 5: up by a couple dollars, But that means that gasoline
Speaker 5: prices in the United States have gone down quite a bit.
Speaker 5: And he referred to a couple of places, a couple
Speaker 5: of states where the average price of average price of
Speaker 5: a gallon of gas is below two dollars a gallon
Speaker 5: right now. Now in California. That's Fairytale Land, of course,
Speaker 5: but that's different. There's different reasons for that. But he
Speaker 5: did point to other parts of the economy that have
Speaker 5: not yet been caught up in all of the volatility
Speaker 5: that's been caused by this kind of piecemeal approach to
Speaker 5: whatever's going on with the tariffs.
Speaker 1: Huntington Park, Yeah, yep, talk about a local swamp. Look
Speaker 1: no further than Huntington Park. We'll talk about it when
Speaker 1: we come back.
Speaker 5: It's like Illinois or Florida or something like that. All
Speaker 5: the political scandals or Los Angeles or Los Angeles. That
Speaker 5: type place is.
Speaker 1: Any where there's politicians, there are scandals, scandals.
Speaker 3: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on Demand from KFI
Speaker 3: AM six forty.
Speaker 5: The Huntington Park City Council has an interesting case on
Speaker 5: its hands. They met behind closed doors a couple of
Speaker 5: months ago to talk about some routine items on their agenda,
Speaker 5: potential litigation that the city was looking for, and everybody
Speaker 5: on the council was allowed to go into this closed
Speaker 5: door meeting except council member as Morel de Castillo. She
Speaker 5: was not allowed in the room, and she was then
Speaker 5: seen a short time later picking up her things from
Speaker 5: the desk at the top there and then making a
Speaker 5: quiet exit. And when the council met again a week later,
Speaker 5: as Morel de Castillo was no longer listed as a
Speaker 5: Huntington Park City Council member. In fact, there was an
Speaker 5: item on the agenda to fill her seat.
Speaker 1: Where we last left, Huntington Park was in shambles because
Speaker 1: the DA's office had executed search warrants back in February
Speaker 1: as part of Operation Dirty Pond. This was an investigation
Speaker 1: into the alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. Remember the taxpayers.
Speaker 1: They're okayed about twenty four million dollars for this new
Speaker 1: aquatic center' is supposed to have an Olympic size pool.
Speaker 1: The whole bit, good for the community, all of the things,
Speaker 1: good for the kids, everything, but nothing had been done.
Speaker 1: Fourteen million dollars if I remember correctly, had been spent,
Speaker 1: but noron no ground broken for this aquatic center. So
Speaker 1: this councilwoman, was she on the right side of the
Speaker 1: law or the wrong side of the law. Was she
Speaker 1: going to be a whistleblower to say the other council
Speaker 1: members were dirty and hiding the money? Or was she
Speaker 1: part of the problem or is this a separate issue?
Speaker 5: Well, the separate issue is interesting because the city had
Speaker 5: apparently launched an investigation to figure out if she even
Speaker 5: lived in Huntington Park, if she was eligible to sit
Speaker 5: on the city council. They concluded that she was not,
Speaker 5: so they kicked out the shades of Bell there right. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, I don't know if the paycheck was the
Speaker 5: seven hundred thousand dollars a year that they were getting
Speaker 5: from the City of Bell, but they the city did
Speaker 5: tell her via a letter why don't people call Anymore?
Speaker 5: Via a letter that she'd been investigated and removed from
Speaker 5: the council as a non resident, but did not allow
Speaker 5: her to attend the closed door meeting when they actually
Speaker 5: talked about the results of the investigation. She had accused
Speaker 5: some of the members of the city council of bullying
Speaker 5: and harassment in a formal complaint in the city in January.
Speaker 5: And that's her argument, which is the only reason they
Speaker 5: actually kicked me off is because I was a whistleblower,
Speaker 5: not because I didn't live in the city of Huntington Park,
Speaker 5: which seems to be pretty easily determined. The DA's office
Speaker 5: has not taken up this case, even though Steve Cooley's
Speaker 5: actually quoted in this article. Steve Cooley, the former DA
Speaker 5: in La County, said that he's done a bunch of times.
Speaker 5: They covered a bunch of residency cases during his time
Speaker 5: as DA. The current DA's office is not going to
Speaker 5: take this case. Saying that this is civil, it's not criminal.
Speaker 5: Puts all of this thing back into the lap of
Speaker 5: the Huntington Park city authorities, which looked at the municipal
Speaker 5: code and said when a mayor or council member moves
Speaker 5: out of the city or leaves office, that that seat
Speaker 5: shall immediately become vacancy.
Speaker 1: How frustrating if you live there. It's knowing that people
Speaker 1: are just effing around with your money.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't want to work there. I don't
Speaker 5: want to live there. I don't want to work there.
Speaker 1: I want to move to a place where I don't
Speaker 1: know the language. Hand out in mangoes on the shores.
Speaker 1: What that's a delightfully, isn't it. Yeah, you don't have
Speaker 1: to speak to anybody. You're not scamming anyone. You're not
Speaker 1: charging anyone for the mangoes. You're just giving them away.
Speaker 1: So you get a lot of smiles.
Speaker 5: Feels good, seems like a fun living right.
Speaker 1: Just for today. Oh how it goes?
Speaker 2: You do day at a time.
Speaker 1: Somewhere with the sun actually shines.
Speaker 5: Mango life something to look forward to. Mark Saltz was
Speaker 5: going to join us in a couple of minutes. We'll
Speaker 5: do tech talk when we come back.
Speaker 3: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 3: AM six forty.
Speaker 2: It's time for tech talk.
Speaker 4: The machines are getting smarter. This is tech Talk, brought
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Speaker 1: Mark Saltzman joins us on Thursdays and today we are
Speaker 1: going to be talking about AI. It seems like every
Speaker 1: day there's a new angle when it comes to AI,
Speaker 1: and we are just at the very beginning of this
Speaker 1: journey how to identify AI generated photos? Is it real
Speaker 1: or is it computer generated? Mark knows all the secrets.
Speaker 6: It can be tough, it can be, you know, it's
Speaker 6: even though it is early days. I agree with you, Shannon,
Speaker 6: it is getting to the point where you can it
Speaker 6: may be tough to see if it's real or not
Speaker 6: with your own eyes. Yeah, it's We're getting there. But
Speaker 6: there's a couple of little things you can do. So
Speaker 6: I wrote an article on how to detect an AI
Speaker 6: based photo or video.
Speaker 4: I guess the.
Speaker 6: First thing is just to think, well, why am I
Speaker 6: seeing this? Did somebody send you something that's unsolicited? You know,
Speaker 6: like that, like question why you're seeing it to begin with,
Speaker 6: Before you study the photo or video, just ask yourself
Speaker 6: why right? Why is you know Donald Trump sending me
Speaker 6: something selling his watches in my inbox or something I
Speaker 6: don't know America first watches, I don't know. Just so
Speaker 6: question that. But there are a couple of things you
Speaker 6: can do. So Number one is I always look at
Speaker 6: this skin first of the person. Is it too smooth,
Speaker 6: too waxy? Or is the hair just perfect? There's a
Speaker 6: kind of look that a lot of these AI programs
Speaker 6: have for skin where it's just too polished and I
Speaker 6: don't mean like a filter, it's just not real looking.
Speaker 6: And also, and this is sort of getting they're getting
Speaker 6: better at this is is the fingers and the toes.
Speaker 4: AI has trouble sometimes with you know, with.
Speaker 2: The correct number.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, you got like six fingers and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of misinformation, a lot of these propaganda photos,
Speaker 6: you know, especially coming out of the wars in in
Speaker 6: Ukraine or in Gaza, where you're seeing these doctorate images
Speaker 6: that are not real and they're trying to, you know,
Speaker 6: cause an emotional reaction, which often works.
Speaker 4: But if you look at it and there you say, oh.
Speaker 6: It's that that kid has six fingers, then yeah, then
Speaker 6: you know that it's not real. Also, the eyes is
Speaker 6: a tell all things. If it looks blank or lifeless
Speaker 6: or unnaturally shiny, then that.
Speaker 4: Also can be helped. But it can be tough.
Speaker 6: And especially if you're looking at it on your phone.
Speaker 2: Everything's too small.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's small.
Speaker 6: You may not see these little things, but yeah, again,
Speaker 6: just question why you're seeing it. Another trick that I
Speaker 6: do sometimes is I do a reverse Google search, so
Speaker 6: I'll download the photo and I'll reverse search it on
Speaker 6: the Google Image option and it'll show up in multiple
Speaker 6: places and it can tell you if it's real or not.
Speaker 6: There's also free AI detection tools if you want to
Speaker 6: go that far, ones called Illuminati and other ones called
Speaker 6: Deep Fake Detector. These are tools that can tell you
Speaker 6: a little bit more definitively than your hunch, your Spidey
Speaker 6: sense if it's real or not. So that's one thing,
Speaker 6: but again to me, the biggest one is applying common sense.
Speaker 6: Why is Oprah endorsing a risky drug or an investment opportunity?
Speaker 6: Just question why you're seeing this to begin with. And
Speaker 6: then similarly, videos are it's the same thing. Look for
Speaker 6: anything weird, like the shadows don't match, or the lighting
Speaker 6: doesn't match the you know, or the look at the
Speaker 6: lips and the voice as good as they're getting. You
Speaker 6: can often tell that the voice and the lips it's
Speaker 6: not real, that's it. Or if the voice lacks emotion
Speaker 6: or has weird like a weird cadence or you know,
Speaker 6: the I play these games on my phone where I
Speaker 6: know when I'm sitting through ads on them when they're
Speaker 6: AI generated there These games are often made overseas and
Speaker 6: the ads. It's like, Hi, I'm a neuro neurologist and
Speaker 6: I recommend this puzzle game and I'm looking at the
Speaker 6: lips and this it's just it's just off. So you're
Speaker 6: again you should probably tell pretty well. So if you
Speaker 6: want to find this article on how to tell if
Speaker 6: something is fake or not a deep fake, just do
Speaker 6: a search for my name, Mark Saltzman, Mark with the
Speaker 6: sea Saltsman with the Z, and you'll and and just
Speaker 6: type in deep fake and you'll you'll be able to
Speaker 6: find my tips.
Speaker 2: Mark.
Speaker 4: I had it.
Speaker 5: I saw an image this morning, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 5: and it brought up a feeling that I saw, or
Speaker 5: that that I had when I saw another image, probably
Speaker 5: a couple of months ago, and it was a like
Speaker 5: an evolving figure. In this case, it was at a
Speaker 5: water park, so think of SeaWorld or something like that,
Speaker 5: and it was supposed to be a fat person, like
Speaker 5: morbidly obese person in the tank instead of a whale.
Speaker 5: And it was clearly an AI generated person, but the
Speaker 5: face was very realistic, uh, And it gave me this
Speaker 5: very weird feeling. And the other feeling I had that
Speaker 5: similar in that there was a video. I think I
Speaker 5: mentioned this on the air. There was a video taken
Speaker 5: in an airport walkway concourse somewhere, and there was an
Speaker 5: image of a very large spider with a human head
Speaker 5: on it, and it was attacking somebody.
Speaker 2: Now it's the weirdest.
Speaker 5: Now again those are those are, yes, But but what
Speaker 5: about it?
Speaker 4: I knew it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know it's fake, But there's there's a there's
Speaker 5: a weird and I mean legitimate biological reaction to us
Speaker 5: seeing things that like we're not supposed to see.
Speaker 4: What it is.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, again, it's just your brain telling you that
Speaker 6: is something that is not logical for you to see
Speaker 6: with your eyes, you know, I mean, like the first
Speaker 6: description about the sea world whatever, I can't envision x.
Speaker 6: I don't know how unrealistic it looked for this obese person.
Speaker 6: But the second one, clearly you don't often see a
Speaker 6: human face on a giant spider's right, not often.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that's that again, that's.
Speaker 6: That's probably an easier thing to detect than you know,
Speaker 6: what looks like a politician who you've you've seen their
Speaker 6: face a million times and you're looking at it on
Speaker 6: your phone. It may look really like them. But that
Speaker 6: one should be a little bit easier to guess.
Speaker 4: It's not. But yeah, it's that weird sensation. If you remember.
Speaker 6: TV's It is a bit off topic. The TV's a
Speaker 6: couple of years ago had this like soap opera effect
Speaker 6: on it. Oh yeah, companies were trying to smooth out motion,
Speaker 6: and it was an inexpensive way of doing it.
Speaker 4: Even though you're watching.
Speaker 6: Like Jurassic Park, it looks like a shot like on
Speaker 6: the It looks like it was like on the yn
Speaker 6: R set, you know, and it had this weird thing
Speaker 6: and it is only when you turned it off did
Speaker 6: you realize. But you couldn't put your finger on what
Speaker 6: looked weird about it. It was almost shot with like a
Speaker 6: video tape, like a video recorder, a VHS recorder from
Speaker 6: the eighties, a campquorder. But yeah, so yeah, trust your
Speaker 6: Spidey sense more than anything, you know.
Speaker 5: Spidy sense. Could we find another sense that we can why?
Speaker 4: You know, like that?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, sorry the spider spider, but the sorry about
Speaker 6: the Yeah, your gut, your gut, trust your gut, I
Speaker 6: don't know.
Speaker 2: Is there okay.
Speaker 5: The other thing is the other question I had for
Speaker 5: you was if you think back in recent history, within
Speaker 5: the last year or two, if not slightly more than that.
Speaker 5: Is there a specific image that we now know was
Speaker 5: AI generated that at the time you fell.
Speaker 4: For Yeah, I can't think of anything off hand.
Speaker 6: Again, if you do a reverse search, because you know,
Speaker 6: you might feel like you've seen that picture before and
Speaker 6: it's so when you do that reverse search, it's not
Speaker 6: just to verify if it's AI or not, but also
Speaker 6: if it's been used over and over and over again.
Speaker 6: I don't know if there I think that you know,
Speaker 6: the the meme of the guy with his arm around
Speaker 6: the girl and he's looking at another girl behind him.
Speaker 6: So that's been obviously a popular meme and everybody changes
Speaker 6: what the person is looking back at. But I don't
Speaker 6: know if that is real or not, or if that's
Speaker 6: that was a real.
Speaker 1: Feel like that's like a image image.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, like when you type in I stock photo
Speaker 6: or eddy. But I suspect I don't know if that's real.
Speaker 6: That's one that I'm not sure if it's real or not,
Speaker 6: because it's.
Speaker 1: Just it's so old. I think that it's got to
Speaker 1: be real.
Speaker 5: The reason the reason I thought of it was because
Speaker 5: when we when I saw that, we were going to
Speaker 5: do this topic today. What immediately came to mind was
Speaker 5: Pope Francis in that Balenciaga puffer jacket right right, right,
Speaker 5: a couple.
Speaker 4: Of years ago. Yeah, that was only like that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I guess you're right about two years ago.
Speaker 1: I'm filling up my dreams with very troubling images.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: A spider wearing a puffer jacket.
Speaker 1: The hope is involved attacking somebody at an airport.
Speaker 2: All right, perfect, Mark, thank you for your time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course. Likewise, have a good one, happy Easter
Speaker 4: long weekend.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Appreciate that dobble gobble. Oh wait, that's different Thanksgiving. All
Speaker 1: I can think about is ham. I want to get
Speaker 1: a ham.
Speaker 5: Make sure Mark already mentioned it, but make sure you
Speaker 5: follow him on x m r C Underscore Saltsman with
Speaker 5: a Z.
Speaker 1: I think I've had a ham since we ordered a
Speaker 1: ham during the pandemic and we had Steve Gregory repart
Speaker 1: with his hands because we didn't have utensils.
Speaker 2: And we still ate it. We ate it because it
Speaker 2: was ham God good hands.
Speaker 1: For some dark days.
Speaker 2: Good Ham.
Speaker 1: Do you want your jeopardy question?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: I guess we should do it when we come back.
Speaker 2: We should do when we come back?
Speaker 1: What a tease? Love it, God, God, We're good.
Speaker 3: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 3: AM six forty.
Speaker 5: We're reaching about that time here in Tallahassee, where where
Speaker 5: there's an expectation we should see some information coming out
Speaker 5: Florida State official Florida State University officials I said there
Speaker 5: was a shooting on campus this afternoon at Florida State
Speaker 5: University there in Tallahassee, and as of right now, the
Speaker 5: information is that multiple people were hospitalized.
Speaker 2: One of them is said to be in critical condition.
Speaker 5: There were early reports of fatalities, but that has not
Speaker 5: yet since been corroborated, and the expectation is that they
Speaker 5: would have some sort of information now. TV cameras that
Speaker 5: are on scene just off of campus have shown plenty
Speaker 5: of students. They appear to be walking away from campus
Speaker 5: with no real concern. They're not running or anything like that.
Speaker 1: There are some footage from inside classrooms where students are
Speaker 1: underneath the desks and tables and crouched down and it
Speaker 1: looks terrifying as those alarms go off.
Speaker 5: I mentioned early on that some of the schools, elementary
Speaker 5: school districts. High school districts in the area had a
Speaker 5: lockout called not lockdown, they call it a lockout. They
Speaker 5: since returned to normal operations because the understanding is that
Speaker 5: the suspect has been taken into custody and may have
Speaker 5: actually been shot. The Florida State events, all of their athletics,
Speaker 5: everything have been canceled through Sunday, which they weren't going
Speaker 5: to do much on Sunday anyway because it's Easter. But
Speaker 5: they have said at least that most of the classes,
Speaker 5: et cetera will be completely shut down until the beginning
Speaker 5: of next week.
Speaker 2: President and no updates yet.
Speaker 1: No, it's very odd and the reports are at least
Speaker 1: one shooter is in custody. I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: because there are reports of more than one.
Speaker 2: There were early on.
Speaker 5: It seems like it's pretty common in a situation like
Speaker 5: this where they think, I think there might have.
Speaker 1: Been the way sound ricochets. President Trump, by the way,
Speaker 1: got briefed on the FSU shooting, calling it a shame
Speaker 1: and a horrible thing. Obviously. Oh wait, we didn't do
Speaker 1: the jeopardy question.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, of all the things.
Speaker 1: Goodness, the category is not so good guys for four
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: But it's about men. Sorry, go on.
Speaker 1: In twenty fourteen, a tourist was fined twenty thousand euros
Speaker 1: for a car four carving the letter K at this
Speaker 1: ancient Roman amphitheater.
Speaker 2: Amphitheater.
Speaker 1: Think about an amphitheater in Rome? Thanks?
Speaker 2: Is that what they call it? A Roman amphitheater like
Speaker 2: the just the colisseum?
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh well, I think of a That's okay, that
Speaker 5: makes sense, I'll do.
Speaker 1: You want to know what the name of the colosseum.
Speaker 2: Is, the Roman Colisseum, the Flavian.
Speaker 1: I thought that's what it is, called the Flavian Amphitheater. Okay,
Speaker 1: is that what you were thinking of originally?
Speaker 5: Because what I was thinking of was an amphitheater like
Speaker 5: the Hollywood Bowl, where you've got a stage and half
Speaker 5: whatever image. Half of it is stage and the other
Speaker 5: half is the seating area, whereas the colosseum is a
Speaker 5: full oval or circle or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, go on, the Colisseum was much
Speaker 1: like the Hollywood Bowl.
Speaker 5: It only had part of it and then they enclosed it.
Speaker 5: What do you mean that's just where they did the
Speaker 5: events what exists. That's where Neil Young Colosseum.
Speaker 2: That's where Neil Young played.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know what, I didn't know. It was Moron
Speaker 1: day at work? But sorry, that wasn't nice.
Speaker 2: Wow you started early today too?
Speaker 1: No? But that was how fun was that? Was it funny?
Speaker 1: Was it funny for you?
Speaker 4: And you said my ugly face?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I did feel better about yourself? Say?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, that's not what I said. That's not
Speaker 1: what I said.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to go through and read the text exchange,
Speaker 5: but I will say your comment to me was your face.
Speaker 5: You called me a weirdo first, and I was feeling
Speaker 5: down today, but then I thought of your face and
Speaker 5: instantly felt better about myself. We should not air out
Speaker 5: the dirty, right, and we're not going to. I just
Speaker 5: needed to explain my case.
Speaker 1: Can we pull it together? Can we pull it together? Hey?
Speaker 1: Can we pull it together? Can we let's do that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Pull that face together didn't make any sense.
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