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Speaker 2: A lot of stuff happening today, A lot of stuff
Speaker 2: for a Sunday. I mean, normally, you know, Sunday's we
Speaker 2: kind of get the scraps of the news from the week.
Speaker 2: But we have a lot of stuff happening today. We
Speaker 2: have an update on the bombing in Palm Springs. I'll
Speaker 2: give you the I'll give you that here in just
Speaker 2: a minute. Coming up at about an hour, we're going
Speaker 2: to talk with a prostate cancer expert because all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, forty six President forty six Biden forty six,
Speaker 2: please forty six sounds like his number has been called
Speaker 2: and he's got the prostate cancer. We'll find out just
Speaker 2: what his prognosis might be based on the limited information
Speaker 2: that we have.
Speaker 3: So that is coming up.
Speaker 2: And why is the Mexican Navy driving ships into the
Speaker 2: Brooklyn Bridge?
Speaker 3: Just bizarre stuff happening, Kayla.
Speaker 2: As always, we try to open up the talk back line.
Speaker 2: If you're listening on kfi's oh spot on the iHeart
Speaker 2: a thank you very much. Yeah, I talk good for
Speaker 2: a living. So if you're listening on the app, then
Speaker 2: the question today would you watch a reality show of
Speaker 2: undocumented immigrants vying for citizenship, because that is what the
Speaker 2: DHS is considering.
Speaker 3: At least it's been pitched. We are waiting for.
Speaker 2: Their response, so we'll talk about that come out up
Speaker 2: here in the five o'clock hour as well. Would you
Speaker 2: watch a reality show of undocumented immigrants who are vying
Speaker 2: for citizenship? Curious is And we're doing a little a
Speaker 2: quick survey right just to find out is there an
Speaker 2: audience for this program? Who knew there would be an
Speaker 2: audience for Golden Bachelor and lo and behold, we're two
Speaker 2: seasons into it, so maybe there's an audience for this
Speaker 2: as well. They're saying it's not the Hunger Games. Kind
Speaker 2: of feels like squid Games, but they're saying it's not
Speaker 2: the Hunger Games.
Speaker 3: It's not it.
Speaker 2: Really awful news as we got the act of terrorism
Speaker 2: according to the FBI. The intention active terrorism in Palm Springs.
Speaker 2: Bad situation is somebody is dead, but it sounds like
Speaker 2: it might be the guy that sent off the bomb.
Speaker 2: That is the latest that we get from the FBI.
Speaker 2: They had their press conference this morning, and of course
Speaker 2: you've been hearing updates all day long here on on KFI.
Speaker 2: Here's here's what they were saying. It's from ABC seven.
Speaker 4: A press conference live press conference in Palm Springs by
Speaker 4: several authorities, including the FBI and the Palm Springs Police
Speaker 4: Department about that fertility clinic bombing. The biggest news that
Speaker 4: we got out of this, I mean is, by the way.
Speaker 2: This was a fertility clinic. When I first saw the
Speaker 2: news break, I thought, Oh, somebody bombed, like a planned parenthood.
Speaker 3: But that's not the case.
Speaker 2: It's a fertility clinic, not a So because I saw
Speaker 2: the headlines, I don't know, maybe you saw the same thing.
Speaker 2: The headline said a reproductive center or whatever the however
Speaker 2: they phrased it made me think, Okay, this is this
Speaker 2: is an anti abortion crackpot that's going after some clinic.
Speaker 3: But that doesn't seem to be the case, right that.
Speaker 4: The suspect that they believe is the person of interests
Speaker 4: Guy Edward barkis a twenty five year old from twenty
Speaker 4: nine Palms. They believe at this current time, based off
Speaker 4: of the evidence that they have seen, he is the
Speaker 4: person of interest and the person that died in this
Speaker 4: and it was found his body was found next to
Speaker 4: the vehicle that was used as an explosive device.
Speaker 2: Ye, I'm looking at the photographs. They are aerial photos
Speaker 2: that are on the different news sites. And the building sustained. Uh,
Speaker 2: I sound like a cop The building has sustained a
Speaker 2: great deal of damage. Now, it blew the crap out
Speaker 2: of this building. But the car that was used and
Speaker 2: I don't know what they use for the explosion, but
Speaker 2: I mean, you can't even tell it's a car except
Speaker 2: you can see a wheel from an axle.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: When they say they found a body next to the car,
Speaker 2: I don't know how much of that body they found.
Speaker 3: I don't mean to be too morbid, but it.
Speaker 5: Ain't pretty that they're using the word fairly, words fairly,
Speaker 5: contradicting that this is the identity of the suspect and
Speaker 5: the person who was found who deceased there at the
Speaker 5: scene the other.
Speaker 2: Okay, she said deceased, I would say in pieces all
Speaker 2: over the scene.
Speaker 5: The other big part of this news conference that we're
Speaker 5: taking away is that all of the embryos in this
Speaker 5: reproductive facility were saved. So that is the good news
Speaker 5: for a lot of the people who are trying to
Speaker 5: create those families through this center.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so weird that they would that they would attack
Speaker 2: the the IVF center, And I.
Speaker 3: Know they're going to say this is an act of terrorism.
Speaker 2: The guy was ranting online about it, But I mean,
Speaker 2: who's mad. I don't know, there's weird people out there,
Speaker 2: but who's mad that somebody's trying to start a family, Like, Oh,
Speaker 2: how dare you?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's gotta be off your rocker.
Speaker 4: And the four people that were injured, the other people
Speaker 4: that were injured in this, who were possibly nearby, they
Speaker 4: were hospitalized, but then we've learned they are out of
Speaker 4: the hospital. They've been released, So that is good news
Speaker 4: that the embryos have all been saved and that the
Speaker 4: other people, maybe the bystanders in this. But they were
Speaker 4: saying the evidence goes hundreds of feet in each direction
Speaker 4: around the explosion with the vehicle, and the.
Speaker 2: Vehicle was Yeah, that's kind of what I was saying,
Speaker 2: Like this thing, I mean, it was not it was
Speaker 2: a it was not a pop and go, It was
Speaker 2: a it was an explosion.
Speaker 3: So I don't know how much of this guy's body.
Speaker 4: They found a twenty twenty silver Ford Fusion Sedan and
Speaker 4: he said it went hundreds of feet into the air,
Speaker 4: and they're calling it now like the biggest explosion or
Speaker 4: bomb in Southern California history.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And we're also learning a little bit more about
Speaker 5: the suspect. What the FBI knows about the suspect's background.
Speaker 5: They say that he had nihilistic ideations.
Speaker 2: Say what you will about never mind, there's a big
Speaker 2: Lebousi quote. At least they believe in something nihilists.
Speaker 5: Man, they're calling this an intentional act of terrorism. The
Speaker 5: FBI also is tracking a possible manifestesto that suspect was
Speaker 5: also trying to live stream the attack as it was happening.
Speaker 5: No confirmation on if he was successful or not in
Speaker 5: doing so.
Speaker 2: Man, twenty twenty five, if you're going to do something horrible,
Speaker 2: you have to live stream it and you have to
Speaker 2: have a manifesto. I mean, those are the basic requirements,
Speaker 2: right I'm an extremist, I am gonna I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: a tremendous amount of damage. Got a live stream, it
Speaker 2: gotta have a manifesto.
Speaker 5: But this is the first time that this person has
Speaker 5: been on the FBI's radar, not to not to say
Speaker 5: that he has not had a criminal.
Speaker 2: History before and they've received so has he had a
Speaker 2: criminal history before first time on our radar, but maybe
Speaker 2: he was had criminal We don't know. Come on, come on, FBI,
Speaker 2: give us a little more.
Speaker 4: And they've received hundreds of tips, they said, from people
Speaker 4: throughout the community about this and they continue to investigate.
Speaker 4: There are still gaps in the investigation where he went
Speaker 4: before the explosion, So they're hoping that they can piece
Speaker 4: together all the information that they're receiving from people. They
Speaker 4: said to contact the FBI tip Long tip line, that's
Speaker 4: FBI dot gov Palm Springs vehicle explosion, and that is
Speaker 4: something that can help them as they try to piece
Speaker 4: this all together. Maybe that manifesto will release more information
Speaker 4: on this.
Speaker 5: And again the federal and local officials are confirming that
Speaker 5: there is no threat to the public at this point
Speaker 5: in time and they are not looking for any other
Speaker 5: suspects right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't get those lone wolves, man.
Speaker 2: They don't show up on the radar, loose lips, sink ships,
Speaker 2: but lone wolves. They're the most dangerous thing in America.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you. They are bad situation, all right. If
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Speaker 2: talkback button and answer this one. Would you watch a
Speaker 2: reality show of undocumented immigrants or vying for citizenship? DHS
Speaker 2: is considering that proposal, which a producer has pitched to them.
Speaker 2: We have not gotten a response yet. I'm just curious
Speaker 2: as to whether or not you would watch. Oh, and
Speaker 2: to be honest, I would probably not for the reason
Speaker 2: you think, and we'll get more into that in the
Speaker 2: next hour as well, but probably not for why you
Speaker 2: think I would.
Speaker 3: But I would. I would watch it.
Speaker 2: Just curious as to whether or you would, so hit
Speaker 2: that talkback got to hear it. We saw some cutbacks.
Speaker 2: Doge wiped out a bunch of different departments. Cut twenty
Speaker 2: percent here, thirty percent there, ten percent here, fired them all,
Speaker 2: hired them all, back, fired him again, hired them back,
Speaker 2: getting ready to fire him some more. But it could
Speaker 2: be a real disaster pun intended for your your home.
Speaker 2: You're gonna find out why that is next. I'm Chris
Speaker 2: MERRILKFI AM six forty. We are live everywhere on the
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Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty on demand.
Speaker 2: All right, so our question, as I mentioned, would you
Speaker 2: watch a reality show of undocumented immigrants vying for citizenship?
Speaker 3: From the talkbacks?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Chris, I just tuned in here. Yeah, me too,
Speaker 7: sitting back having a cool one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, me too, trying to relax.
Speaker 7: And I hear this question. Would I watch a reality
Speaker 7: show on undocumented aliens trying to get legal residents only
Speaker 7: if it was modeled after the Hunger Games?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Because I think if they're vying to get citizens the
Speaker 7: price has gotta be high.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying, Chris, all right, all right, I
Speaker 2: would watch it, but not for that reason. Doesn't it
Speaker 2: sound when you say I wanted to be modeled after
Speaker 2: the Hunger Games? This is a little blood thirsty, doesn't it.
Speaker 8: The fight told the death to be a part of
Speaker 8: this country?
Speaker 3: Well, which makes me think, is it more like Squid Games?
Speaker 8: Didn't they fight to the death in the Hunger Games?
Speaker 9: Soon?
Speaker 3: Yeah? They did? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, except listen, I only watched like the first one,
Speaker 2: but didn't didn't they kind of tie at the end
Speaker 2: and they decided to have co winners or something?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I think so.
Speaker 3: I think Jennifer Lawrence screwed the whole thing up.
Speaker 11: Man, blame her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did it. She did that, But well we have.
Speaker 2: Had no end they Oh they're still going, aren't they?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I guess their fight till the death was
Speaker 8: a little different. It was like play this game, if
Speaker 8: you lose, you die type thing where Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that's why some people are saying, Oh, that's
Speaker 2: what's gonna happen here.
Speaker 3: No it's not, it's not.
Speaker 2: We'll talk more about that coming up here at five
Speaker 2: o'clock and then we'll get an expert in to talk
Speaker 2: about Biden's cancer if he missed that. Breaking news today,
Speaker 2: Biden's got prostate cancer. So remember there is a certain
Speaker 2: irony to it because if you'll recall he was tasked
Speaker 2: with trying to fix cancer. You remember that during the
Speaker 2: first administration that was just kind of his vice presidential
Speaker 2: goal was to work on work on finding a cure
Speaker 2: for cancer. And that his son obviously passed away from
Speaker 2: from brain cancer too. So there is there is a
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call it a dark irony, not like an
Speaker 2: uplifting Oh that's quirky irony, but very dark.
Speaker 3: Doge has made.
Speaker 2: Some cuts and those mean that no longer are we
Speaker 2: going to have twenty four to seven warnings across all
Speaker 2: of California.
Speaker 3: We've made some cuts.
Speaker 2: According to San Francisco Chronicle, two National Weather Service offices
Speaker 2: no longer operating twenty four hours a day. Seven million
Speaker 2: Californians are going to be affected in the Central Valley,
Speaker 2: which is also the only place that we have any
Speaker 2: construction done on the bullet train. The move coming amid
Speaker 2: a broader up people of Weather Service operations touched off
Speaker 2: by federal budget cuts. So Sacramento and Hanford. It's King's
Speaker 2: County offices providing forecasts from running to Bakersfield, including Yosemite,
Speaker 2: King Sequoia, all that kind of stuff. Officials said previously
Speaker 2: that the two weather services were enduring critical excuse me,
Speaker 2: critically reduced it reduced staffing after earlier career meteorologists were
Speaker 2: fired in February. The dog Is also offered some retirements
Speaker 2: as well, and let me see early retirement offers were
Speaker 2: the among those likely to take early retirement take the
Speaker 2: early retirement offer where the Warning Coordination meteorologists in Los
Speaker 2: Angeles and in San Diego. San Diego's Warning Coordination meteorologists
Speaker 2: retired on May third after thirty two years a National
Speaker 2: Weather Service and said that he had concerns about the
Speaker 2: recent changes in the agency. All right, so that's happening there,
Speaker 2: but it's not just in California. We're seeing cuts all over.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 3: I know what you're thinking.
Speaker 2: You're thinking, Okay, Central California, do they need twenty four
Speaker 2: to seven meteorologists. I don't live there, but I would
Speaker 2: feel more comfortable if I thought somebody was keeping an
Speaker 2: eye on the radar while I was sleeping. But again,
Speaker 2: maybe the thinking is, anybody can watch the radar, we
Speaker 2: don't have to worry about that. What if you're in
Speaker 2: one of those places that has more activity, like Tornado Alley?
Speaker 2: Would you be cool if they started making cuts and
Speaker 2: you lived in Tornado Alley? Because they did, and it's
Speaker 2: already showing some effects. That's from NBC News right.
Speaker 11: At dinner time on April seventeenth, we.
Speaker 13: Have a tornado warning issue for Potawatamee County.
Speaker 11: Supercell storms started producing tornadoes across eastern Nebraska last night.
Speaker 11: Our Omaha affiliate reporting homes and cars badly damaged, windows,
Speaker 11: blown out, roofs ripped off. One family caught off guard.
Speaker 2: We didn't think anything of it, and then my wife
Speaker 2: started screaming at me. So I tell that to the
Speaker 2: base when there's about twenty seconds after he got down
Speaker 2: there that they ripped through.
Speaker 11: Luckily everyone survived, but with only seconds to spare, is
Speaker 11: it possible they could have gotten an earlier warning. What
Speaker 11: we do know from an official bulletin is that the
Speaker 11: Omaha National Weather Service Office didn't have enough staff to
Speaker 11: launch regular weather balloons that day, only one instead of two,
Speaker 11: which meant their data was hours old and only showed
Speaker 11: the thread of hail, not tornadoes. And that's impossible to
Speaker 11: forecast when and where.
Speaker 12: Not having that data could have saved a life or
Speaker 12: created a warning that had greater lean time. But if
Speaker 12: you do it over and over and over again, I
Speaker 12: can promise you that not having that data is going
Speaker 12: to be a problem when it comes to forecasting.
Speaker 11: And it's all because of a political tornado Doge federal
Speaker 11: employee earlier this year, leading to that quote lack of
Speaker 11: office staffing, And now, in a rear move, every living
Speaker 11: former director of the National Weather Service dating back to
Speaker 11: President Reagan is warning that President Trump's proposal to cut
Speaker 11: NOAH funding by nearly thirty percent will lead to a
Speaker 11: quote needless loss of life. We reached out to the
Speaker 11: White House, and a Commerce spokesperson said, in part, NOAH
Speaker 11: does not anticipate any disruptions and services as a result
Speaker 11: of staff reorganizations, and NWS will continue to meet its
Speaker 11: mission of ensuring public safety amid critical weather events.
Speaker 2: Now that's different because in the past, if you reached
Speaker 2: out and asked about DOGE, you didn't You didn't get
Speaker 2: a statement of response. You got a poop emoji. That's true.
Speaker 2: I know it sounds like I'm being sarcastic, but that's
Speaker 2: the truth. You got a poop emoji. That was your
Speaker 2: only response.
Speaker 11: But a former NWS director disagrees.
Speaker 8: We are generating kind of a Swiss Cheese weather service.
Speaker 11: We have holes throughout the Weather Service now that are not.
Speaker 3: Well thought out.
Speaker 11: Republican Congressman Mike Flood represents the area hit by those
Speaker 11: six tornadoes on April seventeenth with a short staffed weather office,
Speaker 11: and so he called the White House to get more
Speaker 11: meteorologists to Omaha.
Speaker 3: Did he get a poop emoji?
Speaker 14: Decades the National Weather Service personnel have not been classified
Speaker 14: as public safety. They are clearly public safety, and that's
Speaker 14: something that we need to do in Congress.
Speaker 2: Right, So Congress needs to step in. According to Congressman,
Speaker 2: the lawmakers, the lawbreakers, the times that there ought to
Speaker 2: be a law, and more of your feedback on the
Speaker 2: talkback line. Would you watch it if there were a
Speaker 2: reality show of undocumented immigrants vying for citizenship? DHS is
Speaker 2: looking at that proposal right now, curious about your response
Speaker 2: to it. That is next, Chris Meryl caf I am
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Speaker 2: be with you, Chris merrilf I AM six forty more
Speaker 2: stimulating talk on demand anytime in the iHeartRadio app. Our question,
Speaker 2: would you watch it if there were a reality show
Speaker 2: of undocumented immigrants vying for citizenship? So a producer has
Speaker 2: pitched the idea to the Department of Homeland Security. We
Speaker 2: have not yet heard their response, but I'm curious about
Speaker 2: whether or not you would even watch it. I'll give
Speaker 2: you my answer coming up here after five o'clock, but
Speaker 2: I want to know what you think right now.
Speaker 15: It's a great question.
Speaker 1: Chris is who'll steal again?
Speaker 3: First question? Oh yeah, Raul's not in today.
Speaker 2: We got foosh, foosh, it's putting in the extra time, buddy.
Speaker 3: All right, So all right, what would Raoul's THEO say?
Speaker 7: First question is whereos do I sign up?
Speaker 16: Ay?
Speaker 15: And is it full contact?
Speaker 3: Okay? You cheat, bite all that other stuff.
Speaker 17: Dumb down.
Speaker 3: I love that he's only down if he can cheat,
Speaker 3: that's outstanding. Otherwise like, nah, I'll take it's not worth
Speaker 3: my time, not worth it.
Speaker 2: No, all right, no biting help me out. Let's go
Speaker 2: back to the shadows. Biting will bring me out. All right,
Speaker 2: About the next one.
Speaker 14: They already had a competition like that. There was a
Speaker 14: show called Culture Clash, and inside there there was a
Speaker 14: sketch called American Border Gladiators. Make American Border Gladiators great again.
Speaker 2: We've gotten to the point where sketch comedy has become
Speaker 2: reality for the most part. Really we have, I mean
Speaker 2: there was no there was. I had a bit. I'm
Speaker 2: waiting for it to come to fruition. I had a
Speaker 2: bit years ago when I was in San Diego. Uh,
Speaker 2: we had homeless people that were, you know, stabbing each
Speaker 2: other on the street. And it got the nickname stabb
Speaker 2: Diego for that reason. And and then we came up
Speaker 2: with like this bit where we were talking about it
Speaker 2: was homeless combat.
Speaker 3: We played the Mortal Combat theme and then we had.
Speaker 2: Our voice guy go homeless combat, you know, and he
Speaker 2: was and it was like this bit that we did,
Speaker 2: and I'm waiting for that to become a reality in
Speaker 2: the same way that like this guy was just talking
Speaker 2: about he was on a It was sketch comedy, but
Speaker 2: now it's potential reality. The Wildest Man, all right, the lawmakers,
Speaker 2: the lawbreakers, the times that there ought to be a law.
Speaker 2: Surely by now you already know that the Menanda's brothers
Speaker 2: got halfway to their wish. The Menanda's brothers got the
Speaker 2: resentenced fifty years to life, which makes them eligible for parole.
Speaker 2: Right now. Judge said he didn't think that they were
Speaker 2: a threat. The parole board or whoever does the interviewing,
Speaker 2: they said that they were a moderate threat because they
Speaker 2: displayed some narcissistic tendencies by smuggling a cell phone in
Speaker 2: while all of this brew haha over whether or not
Speaker 2: they would be resentenced and potentially released was making its
Speaker 2: way through the news, and they thought, well, why would
Speaker 2: you endanger that unless you're a total narcissist, And then
Speaker 2: they one of them got a cell phone and a
Speaker 2: couple of things about this. You wonder how they got
Speaker 2: the cell phone in and he go, okay, did a
Speaker 2: guard sneak it to him? Did somebody keyster it? I'm
Speaker 2: hoping it was keystering. Also not a suitcasing if you're
Speaker 2: unfamiliar with the prison terms, which of course I know intimately.
Speaker 2: And then the other question is who are they calling?
Speaker 2: Who do they need to call? They can already talk
Speaker 2: to their lawyer. Family members are probably in contact with them.
Speaker 2: So who are they calling? Is they're a publicists they
Speaker 2: need to get ahold of. I don't know who they're they.
Speaker 2: I mean normally when you think of cell phones in prison,
Speaker 2: it's somebody who's, you know, contacting their girlfriend or something
Speaker 2: on the outside, or they're running some crime ring. I
Speaker 2: don't know who these guys are calling. That's what crossed
Speaker 2: my mind last week. An update on something we had
Speaker 2: last week. Last week we had the Tesla road rage guy,
Speaker 2: remember him, Kayla. He was the dude that was he
Speaker 2: had the Tesla and then anytime anytime somebody made a
Speaker 2: lane change too close to him, he got all kinds
Speaker 2: of angry.
Speaker 3: And he was carrying around.
Speaker 2: I think it was a lead pipe like Colonel Mustard
Speaker 2: in the backseat of his tesla, and he would get
Speaker 2: out and he was attacking people's cars and breaking their
Speaker 2: windows and things like that. It was crazy, and he
Speaker 2: got in trouble and he got caught and then he
Speaker 2: got sentenced. But in California, if you get sentenced to
Speaker 2: five or six years, you're out in like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: six or eight hours because of overcrowding.
Speaker 3: So he gets out.
Speaker 2: He's on parole, and he goes to Hawaii where he
Speaker 2: has more trouble and he ends up getting arrested again
Speaker 2: for road rage. What happened here is we saw the video.
Speaker 2: If you missed it, we saw the video of this
Speaker 2: guy road raging. He reached through the window of a
Speaker 2: car punched a woman in the face. The woman's mother
Speaker 2: was there. She got out of the passenger seat and said,
Speaker 2: what are you doing, and then the guy starts beating
Speaker 2: up on mom. Now we're finding out that it wasn't
Speaker 2: just on the road. This guy had some I don't
Speaker 2: know if you want to call it roid rage, but
Speaker 2: it sure seems like it because it was at the gym.
Speaker 6: The man convicted in a series of southern California road
Speaker 6: rage attacks is said to appear in court today in Hawaii.
Speaker 6: This comes as we learn about another alleged incident involving
Speaker 6: the man Nathaniel Radamack is in custody in Hawaii for
Speaker 6: the road rage attack caught on tape last week, and
Speaker 6: this morning he's still recovering from a beating he suffered
Speaker 6: on Monday from other inmates.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a tragedy. Oh, I feel terrible. I saw
Speaker 2: the photos of this too. He took a wallapin. They
Speaker 2: were not messing around. I mean, this dude, he got
Speaker 2: a reminder. You're gonna beat up women on the street.
Speaker 2: You're going to be a prison bitch. That's it.
Speaker 16: It's rage we've seen before, only this time. Nathaniel radamac
Speaker 16: convicted for his violent Tesla rampages, isn't behind the wheel.
Speaker 11: He's at the gym and this guy said he's gonna
Speaker 11: soft me in my face because I go up next.
Speaker 10: To his machine.
Speaker 13: And he came up behind me and said, hey, do
Speaker 13: me a favor.
Speaker 15: I don't walk past my machine when I'm using again.
Speaker 5: I was so taken him back, because I'm not one
Speaker 5: to be spoken to like that.
Speaker 16: The young lady involved, speaking anonymously to Hawaii News Now.
Speaker 16: The incident, she says, happened on good Friday, not so good,
Speaker 16: at a Planet Fitness in Kahala, Honolulu. She took out
Speaker 16: her phone as things quickly escalated.
Speaker 2: Because that's what we do. In this case, it was
Speaker 2: the cya move. It wasn't for clicks, not like when
Speaker 2: Kayla goes.
Speaker 3: To the gym. It's all for the clicks, isn't it? Girl?
Speaker 3: All for the clicks?
Speaker 1: You know me.
Speaker 11: Is your problems are.
Speaker 3: Looking good for you?
Speaker 16: Look good for radamac who is now in custody facing
Speaker 16: charges for assaulting two women in Honolulu.
Speaker 17: He got closer to my daughter's window, reached in and
Speaker 17: punched her in her face.
Speaker 16: Diane Ung, recalling the May seventh attack, her motherly instincts
Speaker 16: kicking in.
Speaker 17: Had my coffee in my hand, my sed toffee for McDonald's,
Speaker 17: threw it at his car, and he came running across
Speaker 17: the street, struck me like superman punch.
Speaker 2: Oh well, you threw coffee on his car, So I mean,
Speaker 2: what do you expect. It seems like a reasonable reaction
Speaker 2: to something like that. Yeah, coffee is tough to get
Speaker 2: off in the.
Speaker 16: Car wash that blow, landing Radamac behind bars and now
Speaker 16: in the hospital. A spokesperson for Hawaii's Department of Corrections
Speaker 16: saying he was assaulted by inmates on Monday, sustaining injuries
Speaker 16: to his face and torso tonight relief replacing fear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is, and I'm telling you they tuned him up,
Speaker 2: tuned him up. So the guy attacks this woman at
Speaker 2: the gym. Any hit her, I mean he socked her.
Speaker 2: He said, don't walk by my machine again. And then
Speaker 2: he starts yelling at him. She's like, you're gonna do what?
Speaker 2: And then he pops her. That was on Good Friday.
Speaker 2: Then the guy is still out on the street. See
Speaker 2: here's the deal with with people like this. They gotta
Speaker 2: get caught and then they have to be punished severely.
Speaker 2: So this guy, he got jail time in California. He
Speaker 2: got prison time in California, but then he had a
Speaker 2: early release.
Speaker 3: So he still has some issues. He's still dealing with
Speaker 3: those issues. Have you where I get that angry?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but not no, not that angry or think I
Speaker 2: can control that point. At least I can control it.
Speaker 2: And there's there's a couple of reasons. I'm an intimidating
Speaker 2: guy to look at. I am a giant sissy.
Speaker 8: You think you're intimidating to look like you think people
Speaker 8: will see you.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, whoa, I don't want to mess with
Speaker 3: that guy. You think you're I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna I'm six', Three i'm two, forty, RIGHT i Mean
Speaker 2: i'm built Like President, trump. RIGHT i Mean i'm physically
Speaker 2: fit like. That you, Know i'm six, three two. Forty, so,
Speaker 2: UH i Mean i'm. People, LOOK i can be intimidating bit,
Speaker 2: Okay but the fact, is any Fin i've ever been,
Speaker 2: WITH i get clocked AND i am. OUT i Mean
Speaker 2: i've been punched twice in the face AND i just
Speaker 2: soon not do it. Again so, NO i didn't have time.
Speaker 3: Both.
Speaker 2: Times clock, well they threw hands. Fast this is my early.
Speaker 2: Twenties they threw. HANDS i mean we were just talking
Speaker 2: And i'm trying to puff, up you, know and the
Speaker 2: next THING i, know.
Speaker 3: AND i am.
Speaker 11: Flats, Yeah i'm.
Speaker 2: SORRY i Mean it's, like which is why WHEN i
Speaker 2: WATCH tv and somebody gets punched in the face and
Speaker 2: they just kind of they kind of turned their head
Speaker 2: to the, side maybe maybe, fall you, know kind of
Speaker 2: kind of punch over a little bit and then they
Speaker 2: come back and they're, like you shouldn't be doing. That i'm,
Speaker 2: like not, me, MAN i got a glass. Jaw punch
Speaker 2: me in the. FACE i can turn around AND i,
Speaker 2: go you look like SOMEONE i know that's.
Speaker 3: Me it is not, Good, okay not. Surprising, No BUT i.
Speaker 3: CAN i.
Speaker 2: CAN i can be, INTIMIDATING i can get real, loud real.
Speaker 2: Big but the minute it comes time to, Hands i'm, like,
Speaker 2: Yeah i'm like a. Bear that's exactly. Right in, fact
Speaker 2: some of the guys at my At Bible camp used
Speaker 2: to call me.
Speaker 3: Bear there you, go but that was for a different.
Speaker 8: Reason, yeah why they call you Bear Bible camp.
Speaker 3: Because twink was already. Taken, hell why you guys bait
Speaker 3: me into that kind of? STUY i. DIDN'T i didn't expect. That.
Speaker 3: Good don't don't bait me into those. Things don't get
Speaker 3: me in. Trouble all?
Speaker 2: Right, question would you watch the reality show of undocumented
Speaker 2: Immigrants vying for? CITIZENSHIP dhs is considering that proposal from a.
Speaker 2: Producer we'll get your feedback on the talkback. Line if
Speaker 2: you're listening on The, iHeartRadio just hit talk back and
Speaker 2: let us. Know would you watch.
Speaker 1: It you're listening to KF I am sixty on demand.
Speaker 2: On demand anytime on the iHeartRadio. App foochs plays in
Speaker 2: the last, segment if you're just joining. Us in the last,
Speaker 2: SEGMENT i was we were talking about how silly things have.
Speaker 2: Gotten one gentleman hit our talk back and he said
Speaker 2: that the idea of immigrants in a reality show vying
Speaker 2: for citizenship was done and then it was like a
Speaker 2: sketch comedy.
Speaker 3: Thing isn't that what he was? Saying?
Speaker 2: GUYS i didn't something like. THAT i was unfamiliar with
Speaker 2: the with the, show but he, said, yeah it was
Speaker 2: basically already. Done AND i, SAID i, said we're getting
Speaker 2: to the point where where these sketch comedy bits have
Speaker 2: become what is it? Reality, Yeah they've become reality, exactly
Speaker 2: which is just so bizarre to. Me AND i did
Speaker 2: a bit And i'm just waiting for this to become.
Speaker 2: REALITY i did a bit WHEN i was in Stabb
Speaker 2: diego about homeless people fighting each other and about how
Speaker 2: they should they should turn this into an event and they,
Speaker 2: could they could get people in and we call it homeless.
Speaker 2: Combat and ACTUALLY i found the. OUTRO i couldn't find the,
Speaker 2: intro BUT i found the, outro so you get the
Speaker 2: essence of. It so when the when the, show when
Speaker 2: the when the bit wrapped? Up you, know we do,
Speaker 2: it you know in this. Corner and it was always Stabby,
Speaker 2: Steve Gabby steve the meaning, champion.
Speaker 3: You know what kind of. Thing so this was our
Speaker 3: this is our Outra.
Speaker 2: Chris, yeah that's. PERFECT i used to have dumb fun
Speaker 2: on the. Radio, YEAH i still, do still, do thanks
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: Uh governor, Oh Governor batman is sounding very unnewsome. Live
Speaker 2: he is taking on his own. Party now WHY i
Speaker 2: think we know.
Speaker 13: Why good morning and welcome to The Tom brook one
Speaker 13: newsitter here At Universal. City I'm Conan noblin Helping you're
Speaker 13: Heaving Cone sunday. Morning it's a debate that's taking place
Speaker 13: in The California legislature within The Democratic party about two
Speaker 13: issues we've been talking about for a long, time homelessness and.
Speaker 13: Housing one, side as represented by the governor this past, week, says,
Speaker 13: listen you need to build more housing and you can't
Speaker 13: let the environmental regulations get in the. Way the governor
Speaker 13: endorsing a bill in the legislature that would allow for infield,
Speaker 13: development that, is empty lots in the middle of an
Speaker 13: urban setting without having to go through The California Environmental Quality.
Speaker 3: Act hedged another.
Speaker 13: Bill which would allow for greater density housing along transit.
Speaker 2: Lines so wait a, minute he's he's endorsing the bill and, Says,
Speaker 2: oh we can just skip in the. Environment look What
Speaker 2: wait a, minute next, thing you, know he's going to,
Speaker 2: say we don't need The Coastal.
Speaker 3: Commission.
Speaker 13: What he also said that local governments have to start
Speaker 13: getting rid of homeless.
Speaker 2: Encampments that's not the kind of democratic compassion we're accustomed
Speaker 2: to hearing From Governor.
Speaker 3: Batman what is that? Man thank? You what is what
Speaker 3: is his endgame?
Speaker 13: Here that there's plenty of money out there and there
Speaker 13: are all sorts of solutions that local governments are.
Speaker 3: Ignoring here's what the governor had to say, this look
Speaker 3: at these. Encampments, okay they're a.
Speaker 15: Disgrace they've been there years and years and years and.
Speaker 15: Years i've heard that same rhetoric for. Years people are,
Speaker 15: dying kids are being, Born.
Speaker 3: So so one for one. Overdoses.
Speaker 15: OH i met a young man literally was out there
Speaker 15: Doing Project Homeless, connect reaching out in the four or five.
Speaker 15: FREEWAY i found out the next day he was. Dead,
Speaker 15: wow in this name of, compassion mm, hmmm because we
Speaker 15: had a, NOTICE i could have helped. Them that, NIGHT
Speaker 15: i felt like a. FRAUD i felt LIKE i let him.
Speaker 15: Down we gotta be more. AGGRESSIVE i saw a young,
Speaker 15: child a young kid In San diego is with the
Speaker 15: mayor Of San diego right before His state of the.
Speaker 11: State, yeah this poor kid was addicted to. Meth he
Speaker 11: was a wonderful.
Speaker 2: Kid, Okay, okay methy kid was, Wonderful. Okay and he,
Speaker 2: Said i'm really glad you.
Speaker 15: Came he, Goes i'm, struggling and they're in the tent
Speaker 15: with his wife was a newborn.
Speaker 3: Baby, okay he, said thank you for.
Speaker 15: Coming there's no compassion in denying what the hell's going
Speaker 15: on the streets and.
Speaker 2: Sidewalks and that's WHEN i told him he'd been there
Speaker 2: for three days and it was time to.
Speaker 9: Go.
Speaker 3: YEAH i, mean he's starting to sound very.
Speaker 2: Well republicany if you want to be, compassionate we hasn't
Speaker 2: have to enforce the homeless, laws. Right he doesn't sound
Speaker 2: like he doesn't sound like The lincoln liberal who's, saying,
Speaker 2: uh what we have to be compassionate and come to.
Speaker 9: Them he.
Speaker 2: Said he's, saying you got to get off the. Street
Speaker 2: we're going to take you off the, street.
Speaker 10: Right it is time to take back the. Streets it's
Speaker 10: time to take back the. Sidewalks it's time to take
Speaker 10: these encampments and provide. Alternatives and the state is giving
Speaker 10: you more resources than.
Speaker 11: Ever Governor newsome announcing a directive today for cities and
Speaker 11: counties to immediately address encampments like this, one to which residents,
Speaker 11: say they.
Speaker 4: Keep putting us on a list and putting us on a,
Speaker 4: list and.
Speaker 11: Putting us on the, list but trying to ask, them,
Speaker 11: well when are we going to move?
Speaker 3: There we don't have a.
Speaker 5: Date we don't actually enough for, sure we don't know
Speaker 5: where at the hotels to push you guys.
Speaker 3: Out we need some all.
Speaker 2: Right So newsom, says you had three, days back, up get.
Speaker 2: Out you got to move across the street every three.
Speaker 2: Days so no more permanent homeless. Encampments and a lot
Speaker 2: of people are confused as to what to. Do a
Speaker 2: lot of cities don't know what to. Do, meanwhile if
Speaker 2: you are a business owner in that, city you, GO
Speaker 2: i don't care what you, do just get. Away from my,
Speaker 2: business because you're not good from a, business which is
Speaker 2: why some business owners are taking things into their own
Speaker 2: hands or.
Speaker 9: Ears for years, now businesses across Southern california have taken
Speaker 9: it upon themselves to play music outside their stores to
Speaker 9: trying to turn people.
Speaker 11: From sleeping directly.
Speaker 9: Outside now usually the businesses play classical. Music but here
Speaker 9: in Downtown la at eleventh And, main this building is.
Speaker 9: Playing they Played Baby.
Speaker 3: Shark, OH i love that. Song it's, great, baby you
Speaker 3: are right stop.
Speaker 11: It, LITERALLY i can't keep it.
Speaker 8: Going No jesus that that song makes people out of
Speaker 8: my eyelashes one by, one.
Speaker 3: Makes me but on my assless. Chaps, BABY i just
Speaker 3: like to listen to that with a lasso one two
Speaker 3: three four one two. THREE i don't know.
Speaker 2: WHY i JUST i just want to dress up like
Speaker 2: the village of people and dance to. It but listen
Speaker 2: to this because the story gets a little more bizarre
Speaker 2: when they actually talk to someone who's dealing with The
Speaker 2: Baby Shark uh.
Speaker 3: Irritant it's.
Speaker 9: True Ping Pong's Baby shark now plays on repeat outside
Speaker 9: this Downtown lake commercial. Building this loud speaker is pointed
Speaker 9: directly at a homeless, encampment that's blogging the sidewalk next
Speaker 9: door that is Where tracy.
Speaker 18: Lives they're doing everything they can to either make us
Speaker 18: move or drive us, Crazy but it's doing the.
Speaker 11: Latter it's driving people.
Speaker 9: Crazy it's popular is the song has become a children
Speaker 9: in recent. Years it's despised by many adults for.
Speaker 3: Like, kayla you hear?
Speaker 12: That?
Speaker 3: KAYLA i am any?
Speaker 11: Adults, yeah you're an.
Speaker 9: Adult it's for its ability to easily find its way
Speaker 9: stuck in your.
Speaker 11: Head racy says it kept her and others up all.
Speaker 18: Night if we, could we would take that street girl
Speaker 18: apart and we all went through four packs of. Cigarettes
Speaker 18: lord knows how many soups we ate last?
Speaker 11: Night?
Speaker 1: Look did she?
Speaker 3: Like hold? On can we just check that?
Speaker 2: Again so she's super irritated with, it and in response
Speaker 2: smoked cigarettes and ate.
Speaker 3: Soup wait three girl, apart and we all went through
Speaker 3: four packs of.
Speaker 18: Cigarettes lord knows how many soups we ate last?
Speaker 7: Night?
Speaker 3: Huh four packs of cigarettes in one. NIGHT i don't.
Speaker 2: Know if you guys are, smokers do you know how
Speaker 2: much a pack of cigarettes? Is any ideas you want
Speaker 2: to guess average price for a pack of cigarettes in
Speaker 2: la is twelve. Dollars oh, WOW i was gonna gets. Eleven,
Speaker 2: yeah you're pretty. Close yeah, yeah, yeah twelve bucks for
Speaker 2: a pack of. Cigarettes so twelve, dollars that's just that's
Speaker 2: like the pack that you put in your. Pocket that's
Speaker 2: not like. That, yeah that's not a, curtain that's a. Pack,
Speaker 2: yeah the carton is gonna run you one Twenty oh my.
Speaker 2: God yeah, YEAH i don't. SMOKE i, HAD i had
Speaker 2: to look this.
Speaker 12: Up but.
Speaker 2: Here's WHAT i here's WHAT i know about. This so
Speaker 2: if you're hitting four packs of cigarettes a, night let's
Speaker 2: just give you the whole twenty four hours for the
Speaker 2: sake of. Math that means you're spending forty eight dollars
Speaker 2: a day on. Cigarettes multiply that by thirty, days and
Speaker 2: you are over fourteen hundred dollars a month on.
Speaker 3: Cigarettes that's.
Speaker 2: Unreal do you know how many one bedroom apartments In
Speaker 2: Los angeles are under fourteen hundred dollars a? Month AND
Speaker 2: i know you're gonna say not very, Many but the
Speaker 2: alternative is homeless and listening to Baby shark all. Day
Speaker 2: according To, zillo just putting in the one bedroom under fourteen,
Speaker 2: hundred there are four hundred rentals available. Today but we're
Speaker 2: choosing baby shark and cigarettes instead of roof over our.
Speaker 3: Heads and you wonder why we can't fix the homeless.
Speaker 3: Problem they don't don't want it to be. Fixed they
Speaker 3: would rather have soup cigarettes and did? It where's my?
Speaker 3: Smokes did? It where's my? Smokes? Do did? It where's my?
Speaker 3: Smokes did noodle? Split P.
Speaker 10: I love?
Speaker 3: SOUP i want smokes?
Speaker 11: Engine did it go?
Speaker 3: Camel did did?
Speaker 8: It mommy?
Speaker 11: Shut, Yeah mommy?
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