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Speaker 2: I don't know if you and I would have been
Speaker 2: able to tell you who was the governor of Minnesota
Speaker 2: in three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: I will tell you I would not have been able
Speaker 1: to tell you. Do you hear that, like that's the
Speaker 1: sound of all the momentum grinding to a halt.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Tim Wallas, governor of Minnesota, has been chosen as Vice
Speaker 2: President Kamala Harris's vice presidential running mate.
Speaker 4: We have a lot of you know, a lot of
Speaker 4: diverse ideas.
Speaker 3: It's a bit like herding cats.
Speaker 4: But at the end of the day, we understand this
Speaker 4: about two visions of America. One that's a decent man
Speaker 4: in Joe Biden that cares about what happens to the
Speaker 4: middle class, and then there's Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: The contrast is too great. Obviously that was taken.
Speaker 2: The comment was made before Joe Biden dropped out of
Speaker 2: the race and Kamala Harris stepped in.
Speaker 5: But what does that guy eat? That is a hard sixty?
Speaker 2: Well, he claims. Okay, so I saw this funny quote.
Speaker 2: He said he claimed he lost his hair and it
Speaker 2: went gray because he was the he was.
Speaker 5: School yard supervising right for twenty years.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's like, no, no, no, well he's got a dui
Speaker 1: in his past. Well, I mean, listen, I don't think
Speaker 1: anybody cares, but there's that. That's probably the least problems
Speaker 1: that we could see in politicians these days. Joe Khalil
Speaker 1: is joining us live from Washington. He is a correspondent
Speaker 1: for News Nation with more on this decision.
Speaker 3: And Joe, did you.
Speaker 2: Have any inkling, any idea that Tim Walls was even
Speaker 2: in the short list?
Speaker 3: Perhaps?
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, you know, when it came down to three,
Speaker 6: it was Shapiro and Kelly and Waltz. And when those
Speaker 6: names first arose, I think there was a tendency for
Speaker 6: a lot of people to think Shapiro and Kelly were
Speaker 6: more of the heavyweights and the more likely choices. You know.
Speaker 6: Having said that, if you are a Democrat and the
Speaker 6: Harris campaign, you know, there is a lot to like
Speaker 6: there from Waltz that he brings to the table. You know,
Speaker 6: his personal background when people start to dig in, yeah,
Speaker 6: he was a school teacher. He was a football coach,
Speaker 6: He's also a veteran and actually, at one point while
Speaker 6: serving in Congress was the highest ranking active duty military
Speaker 6: member ever to be serving in Congress at the same time,
Speaker 6: that was all before he became governor. He's known as
Speaker 6: a moderate before becoming governor of Minnesota, and you look
Speaker 6: at his governing record, it has certainly become more progressive.
Speaker 6: And you talk about some of the things that the
Speaker 6: right wing is going to be digging him on the
Speaker 6: Trump campaign already on some of the progressive policies and
Speaker 6: bills that he's signed into law. But his persona I
Speaker 6: think certainly fits that sort of Midwestern moderate guy. He's
Speaker 6: a dad who you know, takes his daughter to the fair,
Speaker 6: puts those videos out. So I think, of you, the
Speaker 6: Harris campaign, maybe that persona is what you were looking
Speaker 6: for that you can argue the merits about whether you know,
Speaker 6: leaving chip Buro or Kelly behind and taking Walt instead
Speaker 6: is good or bad, and they all had strengths and weaknesses.
Speaker 6: I think it'll be interesting in the next twenty four
Speaker 6: hours to see the reaction from both sides that comes out,
Speaker 6: how the Harris campaign props him up, and how the
Speaker 6: Trump campaign tries to carry him down here.
Speaker 1: This is a strategic move, and we expect nothing less
Speaker 1: from Kamala Harris. That's what she does, That's how she's
Speaker 1: gotten to where she is is strategy. Whatever way the
Speaker 1: wind is blowing, whatever's politically advantageous for her, that is
Speaker 1: the route she is going to take. I feel like
Speaker 1: with this pick, they're betting on people swing voters being stupid.
Speaker 1: They're betting on this guy trying to stabilize a ticket
Speaker 1: of a.
Speaker 5: Woman of color.
Speaker 1: Here you have your white male that looks like like
Speaker 1: you are highlighting salt of the earth, goes to the fair,
Speaker 1: he's from Nebraska, all of that to kind of make
Speaker 1: people feel like this is a more legit ticket.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean certainly, I think that what they wanted
Speaker 6: to do in the profile right was pretty clear because
Speaker 6: you look at all the people who were in that contention.
Speaker 6: All of them were white males, every single one that
Speaker 6: was you know, at least being in the interview process.
Speaker 6: I mean think with anybody, not just Kamala Harris, but
Speaker 6: with any candidate, the idea behind a VP, the sort
Speaker 6: of governing rule is number one, do no harm. So
Speaker 6: you know, I think maybe they achieved that there were
Speaker 6: discussions you know about Josh Shapiro and whether you know
Speaker 6: some of the comments he made about the war in
Speaker 6: Israel and Gaza was going to hurt with progressive voters. Certainly,
Speaker 6: you know, the Harris campaign is going to need those
Speaker 6: progressive voters. But I think what they are thinking is
Speaker 6: they want that persona as you mentioned, They want someone
Speaker 6: who you know, sort of speaks the language that voters
Speaker 6: in the Midwest kind of identify with. And I mean,
Speaker 6: this is the guy who you know takes regular hunting
Speaker 6: trips and that kind of thing. So that is I
Speaker 6: think the strategy every campaign is you try to find
Speaker 6: an advantage and maybe you know, either shore up some
Speaker 6: voters and some bases that you may have vulnerabilities with
Speaker 6: as a candidate. I think in this case, the Harris
Speaker 6: campaign probably no different in their mindset. There.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is but then again, I mean the problem
Speaker 2: is do vice president choices ever really make a huge difference.
Speaker 3: And I mean he's not the guy.
Speaker 1: Historically no, Yeah, but make no mistakes, right, It's like Joe,
Speaker 1: thank you, appreciate your time there, but make no mistake.
Speaker 1: The way he looks is not the way he votes.
Speaker 1: He's the most liberal out of the choices.
Speaker 2: Which so I'm trying to find out about this guy.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I've never spent half a second learning
Speaker 2: about Tim Wallas. I've seen him lately, just because his
Speaker 2: name has sort of floated to the top over the
Speaker 2: course of the last I don't know, five seven days
Speaker 2: something like that. He did at one point get an
Speaker 2: A rating from the NRA that flipped and is now
Speaker 2: he gets an F rating from them. But he was
Speaker 2: in was It Guns and Ammo magazine back in twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen put him on the list of top twenty politicians
Speaker 2: for gun owners. He has I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: changed his tune or if the NRA has changed their tune,
Speaker 2: but he says he gets an F from them now,
Speaker 2: and he says I sleep just fine. Has belah unleashed
Speaker 2: a new drone and rocket attack on Israel today but
Speaker 2: said this is just a taste, of course. A couple
Speaker 2: of military sites near Akra in northern Israel, and an
Speaker 2: Israeli military vehicle at another location were among the spots
Speaker 2: that were targeted in this attack. Also, The New York
Speaker 2: Times is reporting that Russia has been sending air defense
Speaker 2: systems to Iran as they prepare for this attack against Israel,
Speaker 2: Russia started to deliver advanced radars and air defense equipment.
Speaker 1: The Trump campaign, attacking the running mate selection of Tim Walls,
Speaker 1: campaign's press secretary called him a West Coast wannabe who
Speaker 1: is a dangerously liberal extremist. They wasted no time in
Speaker 1: branding the ticket to the most liberal ticket in American history. Also,
Speaker 1: I think Trump went to Truth Social and said something like,
Speaker 1: if this guy's elected, it will be hell on Earth.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Well, of the four people now, of the four at
Speaker 2: the tops of the tickets, Trump, Harris jd Vance, and
Speaker 2: Tim Walls, Tim Walls is a better speaker than the three,
Speaker 2: the other three.
Speaker 3: By by miles, you know what.
Speaker 1: He He's a plane speaking person. He came from the
Speaker 1: real world, which we appreciate. We like that idea of
Speaker 1: going back to politics or politicians not being career politicians,
Speaker 1: people that have real world experience. So that's why he's
Speaker 1: a better speaker, is because he knows how to be
Speaker 1: a human.
Speaker 2: This is just an example, this one again from I
Speaker 2: believe it was last week, so before Tim Walls was
Speaker 2: chosen as the vice presidential running mate, he was on
Speaker 2: MSNBC talking about JD.
Speaker 6: Vans.
Speaker 4: People like JD. Vans know nothing about small town America.
Speaker 4: Four hundred people in it, twenty four kids of my
Speaker 4: graduating class, twelve were cousins. And he gets it all wrong.
Speaker 4: It's a not about hate, it's not about collapsing in
Speaker 4: the Golden rule. There is mind your own damn business.
Speaker 4: Their policies are what destroyed rural America.
Speaker 3: They've divided us.
Speaker 4: They're in our exam rooms, they're telling us what books
Speaker 4: to read.
Speaker 3: And I think what Kamala.
Speaker 4: Harris knows is bringing people together around the shared values.
Speaker 4: Strong public schools, strong labor unions that create the middle class,
Speaker 4: healthcare that's affordable and accessible. Those are the things you
Speaker 4: look what they're talking about. They went right to division.
Speaker 4: They did not give us a plan on healthcare. Donald
Speaker 4: Trump talked about infrastructure.
Speaker 1: He was the one that really solidified the whole. They're
Speaker 1: weird messaging. Oh yes, so he was the one. And
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying about being a plane speaker as well.
Speaker 1: He was born and raised small town, Nebraska. Became a teacher,
Speaker 1: first in China, then in Nebraska, finally in man Cato, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: He taught geography coached the high school football team. He
Speaker 1: does speak Mandarin from his time in China. I don't
Speaker 1: know how much Mandarin. That's a tough ask. He met
Speaker 1: his wife when they had temporary classrooms at that high
Speaker 1: school in Mankato, and she remembered that her first impression
Speaker 1: of him was that he annoyed her because he was
Speaker 1: so loud she could hear him from her temporary classroom.
Speaker 1: His voice would breach the walls.
Speaker 3: Match made in Heaven and there you go.
Speaker 1: He was the faculty advisor for the school's first Gay
Speaker 1: Straight Alliance chapter.
Speaker 5: In ninety nine, twenty five years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, long before the gay rights were a thing a
Speaker 1: push in two thousand and eight. Right served in the
Speaker 1: Army National Guard for twenty four I mean he checks
Speaker 1: all the boxes. He enlisted at the age of seventeen.
Speaker 1: And yes, he has a penchant for diet mountain dew,
Speaker 1: just like JD.
Speaker 5: Vance.
Speaker 2: I do love his Tater Todd hot dish apparently, which
Speaker 2: won the Minnesota Congressional Delegation Hot Dish off in it
Speaker 2: ten years ago. Tater Tots and geese, I mean, and diabetes.
Speaker 2: Maybe throw in a couple of you know, if you're Minnesota,
Speaker 2: I don't know, some kilbasa or something.
Speaker 1: My god, I saw a commercial for a restaurant chain,
Speaker 1: and I don't know what we're doing, but it was like,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: We're doing We're getting fatter.
Speaker 1: Why are we leaning into it? Why are we saying, hey,
Speaker 1: you can have a cheeseburger, a chicken sandwich, a stack
Speaker 1: of pancakes, and three bags of french.
Speaker 2: Because you can also you can also The next commercial
Speaker 2: was for ozempic Wagov cocktail.
Speaker 5: I hate where we're at.
Speaker 2: So the thing that we can't ignore about this is
Speaker 2: everybody yesterday thought Josh Shapiro was the guy the governor
Speaker 2: of Pennsylvania, and there was some pushback from the farthest
Speaker 2: left portions of this party because even though he may
Speaker 2: be pro Israel, which generally is an American, the majority
Speaker 2: of Americans are pro.
Speaker 1: Isray dirty label right now for the progressives. And my
Speaker 1: first thought this morning was, it's not going to be
Speaker 1: Josh Shapiro. I know I'm fun at parties, but it
Speaker 1: really was the first thing I got up, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: it's not going to be Josh Shaperia because hey, honey, no,
Speaker 1: but I've sensed this growing unease with the party. And
Speaker 1: I think it was because he was this election. She
Speaker 1: was going to make the announcement in Pennsylvania today. It
Speaker 1: had to be Josh Shapiro. It would be an f
Speaker 1: and U if they did it without him. But then
Speaker 1: all of the chatter online and on social media from
Speaker 1: all the pro Palestinian people was we are going to
Speaker 1: wreak havoc at the DNC, and that's a bad look.
Speaker 5: You don't bounce back from.
Speaker 1: Part of your party comple not only just ignoring you,
Speaker 1: but rioting at your coming out show it.
Speaker 3: And it's not that Tim Walls is.
Speaker 2: More conservative or less conservative then than Joshapiro when it
Speaker 2: comes to the issue of Israel.
Speaker 3: It's that he's not Jewish right.
Speaker 2: And if that's true, I mean, if that's what they
Speaker 2: the calculus that they used, that's I mean politically fine,
Speaker 2: but culturally that's an awful reason.
Speaker 1: It is awful, But it's exactly why they didn't choose him.
Speaker 1: That's the only reason. Here's what the conservatives are losing
Speaker 1: their minds over is this quote from Walls. Don't ever
Speaker 1: shy away from our progressive values. He said, one person's
Speaker 1: socialism is another person's neighborliness.
Speaker 5: So everyone's losing their mind over that boy.
Speaker 2: Later in the show, we're going to give you an
Speaker 2: update on Freddie Freeman. That news conference that he gave
Speaker 2: yesterday pregame an update on his own son and the glam.
Speaker 3: Glam bororet.
Speaker 5: I'm not a doctor. I didn't hear the press conference.
Speaker 3: It's going to get you.
Speaker 5: I know what it was.
Speaker 3: We'll get you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: Tampon Tim is picking up steam on X. This is
Speaker 1: the state that we talked about. The passed a bill.
Speaker 1: Some of the most progressive laws in Minnesota's history were
Speaker 1: passed in the last two years because the Democrats held
Speaker 1: a trifecta in the state government. So one of those
Speaker 1: laws is the one we spoke about when we heard
Speaker 1: about It requires public schools in Minnesota to stock menstrual
Speaker 1: products in all girls and boys bathrooms at no charge
Speaker 1: to students. This bill went into effect in January for
Speaker 1: students in grades four to twelve. The Democrat who pioneered
Speaker 1: the measure said that it was a wise investment because
Speaker 1: it would keep students from missing school due to period poverty.
Speaker 3: Say that last part again.
Speaker 1: Period poverty. She said, one out of every ten menstruating
Speaker 1: youth miss school during their cycle due to a lack
Speaker 1: of access to.
Speaker 5: Products and resources. That's not why they miss it.
Speaker 1: They miss it because they're in a bad mood and
Speaker 1: they do not want to go to school.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 5: What did you want to go back.
Speaker 2: To men's mens treating youth? Yes, that's that's what it's
Speaker 2: like birthing people.
Speaker 1: Well, a Republican back to amendment wanted to add the
Speaker 1: word female to the bill.
Speaker 5: That failed and committee.
Speaker 1: And the writer of this said, not all students who
Speaker 1: menstrate are female. That my big problem in those My
Speaker 1: big problem was with this is because you're talking about
Speaker 1: point zero zero one percent of the population of students. Sure, okay,
Speaker 1: and the other point nine percent of the students listen,
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't know math. But here's the point. Here's the point.
Speaker 3: Here's the point.
Speaker 5: I'm at ninety nine you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: The majority of boys are going to play with those things.
Speaker 1: They're going to throw them at each other. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be a complete waste. They're gonna be like, oh, you
Speaker 1: in your period and then you throw stuff at each
Speaker 1: other like it's gonna be a bullying thing. It's gonna
Speaker 1: cause so many more problems for boys in class and
Speaker 1: in the bathroom than it is going to help the
Speaker 1: point zero zero one percent of boy who men.
Speaker 2: Straights because in the event that somebody goes in there
Speaker 2: and another kid sees that person take a tampon out
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 3: What is it a vending machine?
Speaker 1: Is it a free is it just a baskets?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But the thing is is that it's gonna be used.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be used for evil. Can't you imagine doing
Speaker 1: that if you're a teenage boy, Well, you see a
Speaker 1: kid who's like, who sucks at gym? Basketball? And so
Speaker 1: you go into the bathroom and grab a tan upon
Speaker 1: them and just throw it at him.
Speaker 5: Funny, It's not funny because kids are awful, but happen
Speaker 5: they're awful?
Speaker 3: Does Does Donald Trump used that?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, you think so, Oh absolutely. And it's going to
Speaker 1: be a sticking point. I don't know if somebody's gotten
Speaker 1: to him yet to tell him the whole tampon tim thing.
Speaker 5: But he's going to run with it.
Speaker 1: He's going to take that ball and just ninety six
Speaker 1: yards down the football field.
Speaker 2: We are waiting World War three. We do expect to
Speaker 2: break in when that happens. Well, it turns out that
Speaker 2: several American service members were in fact injured yesterday and
Speaker 2: that suspected rocket attack at all Aside Air Base in Iraq.
Speaker 3: Not clear how many were hurt.
Speaker 2: I think the number is less than a half dozen,
Speaker 2: but a US official says that they're all in stable condition.
Speaker 3: No idea exactly.
Speaker 2: At least they're not telling us where the rockets came from. Also,
Speaker 2: to kind of go back a few months, the UN's
Speaker 2: the City and Refugee Agency said forever that there were
Speaker 2: never any UN workers alongside Hamas in the October seventh
Speaker 2: attacks from last year yesterday nine months later, yesterday, the
Speaker 2: UN fired nine UN staffers for participating in the October
Speaker 2: seventh terroristpary, despite saying for nine months that that never
Speaker 2: happened or that those people.
Speaker 3: Never took never took part in it.
Speaker 2: Federal criminal charges for allegedly embezzling millions of dollars in
Speaker 2: settlement funds from his clients about fifteen million dollars while
Speaker 2: he was the owner of the law firm Girardi Keys.
Speaker 1: An update on the dead bear in Central Park. Officials
Speaker 1: say that he will not face charges for leaving that
Speaker 1: dead bear in the park a decade ago. That the
Speaker 1: statute of limitations has expired. Yet it's another day where
Speaker 1: I get to bring up that Kennedy saw a young
Speaker 1: bear get hit by a car, so he took it
Speaker 1: with the intention of skinning it and eating it. However,
Speaker 1: he didn't get the chance because he was on a falcony,
Speaker 1: a falconry trip, and it ran late, and he got
Speaker 1: wasted at dinner, and he and his friends all decided
Speaker 1: to go back to Central Park, ditch the bear, leave
Speaker 1: a bicycle he had in his van, and make it
Speaker 1: appear that the bear was hit by the bicycle.
Speaker 2: And still doesn't crack the top ten craziest stories of
Speaker 2: this presidential camp.
Speaker 5: But why would you even leave the bicycle?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 1: The bear's obviously been hit by a car. The injuries
Speaker 1: will prove that. Why not just leave the bear where
Speaker 1: you found it or around where in the vicinity?
Speaker 5: Why the bicycle? Is that just a drunken exclamation point
Speaker 5: on the on.
Speaker 3: The uh well, and he said he wasn't drinking at
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 1: That's a lie. That's a lie because he's been sober.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that.
Speaker 2: But that anybody else that even if the sober guy
Speaker 2: was listening to the drunk guy, actually it's worse that
Speaker 2: he was sober, right, yeah, yes, that you would be
Speaker 2: influenced by a team of drunk people, right, I don't.
Speaker 2: It's like if you came over to my house and
Speaker 2: started getting into my spice drawer and taking out the
Speaker 2: poultry seasoning and dancing with it. If you were sober
Speaker 2: in that moment, I'd have severe questions about the survival
Speaker 2: of this show. But because you were over served, it
Speaker 2: made sense.
Speaker 3: All right, Wait, don't go Google boy, just a quick
Speaker 3: this Google story.
Speaker 2: I will talk a lot more about it when we
Speaker 2: get to a Thursday and Tech talk with Mark Saltzman.
Speaker 2: Because it is a significant ruling that Google acted illegally
Speaker 2: to maintain a monopoly in online search. A federal judge
Speaker 2: came down with this absolutely massive decision, and their questions
Speaker 2: really are, what's going to happen now? They talk about Apple, Amazon, Meta.
Speaker 2: Of course, Facebook and Instagram's parent company violated antitrust law
Speaker 2: by advantaging their own products on those platforms they run
Speaker 2: and acquiring smaller arrivals. So this may set that this
Speaker 2: Google ruling may set the tone for the government to
Speaker 2: go in and at least I wouldn't say break up,
Speaker 2: but maybe cause portions of those other big tech companies
Speaker 2: to break off.
Speaker 1: The National Hurricane Center says Debbie is moving across southeastern
Speaker 1: Georgia at just six miles per hour. What does that mean, Well,
Speaker 1: that means major, possibly historic flooding. Because she is moving
Speaker 1: so slowly, this could happen over the next several days.
Speaker 1: There have been at least five deaths attributed to her,
Speaker 1: four in Florida, another in Georgia. Storm projected to move
Speaker 1: offshore of Georgia's coast later today and then eventually move
Speaker 1: inland again over South Carolina on Thursday. The storm did
Speaker 1: also wash ashore a million dollars worth of cocaine twenty
Speaker 1: five packages of blow seventy pounds onto a beach in
Speaker 1: the Florida Keys.
Speaker 2: What a fine beach goer found these packages there in
Speaker 2: the archipelago and contacted authorities seventy pounds of cocaine, a
Speaker 2: value more than a million bucks.
Speaker 1: That would be tempting if you saw a bunch of
Speaker 1: blow on a beach not to turn around and sell
Speaker 1: it make some cash.
Speaker 2: Really, I mean, I know you've made some funny decisions
Speaker 2: in your life.
Speaker 1: But it would be something that you would cross your mind, like,
Speaker 1: I bet I could make a bunch of money off this.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know where to sell it.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say.
Speaker 2: You'd walk around here, you'd be like, hey, anybody want
Speaker 2: I mean, hey.
Speaker 5: Listen, I go to other places aside from work.
Speaker 3: Okay, So you're at the Vaughan's You're like, if anybody
Speaker 3: want some.
Speaker 1: Cocaine, I prefer the Ralphs because that's just how wild
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 3: It's more of a cocaine vibe for you.
Speaker 1: Maybe you do it online now, you know, maybe I
Speaker 1: get a snapchat, but then you get out.
Speaker 5: But then you get.
Speaker 1: Into trouble now because they put fentanyl in it, and
Speaker 1: then I'm going to get murder charges and then my
Speaker 1: life is over.
Speaker 3: Oh your life is over.
Speaker 2: Not the people who died from their fentanyl overdose.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll be in prison for the rest of my.
Speaker 3: Life thinking about this very day. When you said.
Speaker 2: That's not a bad idea, I could probably move seventy
Speaker 2: pounds a blow.
Speaker 3: I don't know before anybody fights out.
Speaker 1: I mean, get a bunch of little baggies and hire
Speaker 1: a bunch of teenagers.
Speaker 2: And again you're making these awful decisions, and I feel like,
Speaker 2: as a friend, I need to step in before it
Speaker 2: gets any further.
Speaker 5: I'm kidding, it's just jokes, jokes.
Speaker 2: People are gonna leave us talk back, and they're like,
Speaker 2: I'm good for a pound.
Speaker 3: I'll take one of them pounds off you right away.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I can't wait for those.
Speaker 3: Boy.
Speaker 2: You did mention the problems with Hurricane Debbie slowing down.
Speaker 2: Their Debbie's leaving behind. These rain totals sixteen and a
Speaker 2: half inches over two days in Manatee County, Florida. Several
Speaker 2: reports of more than ten inches of rain across the county,
Speaker 2: about a foot of rain at the Sarasota Bradenton Airport.
Speaker 2: The Weather Service in Jacksonville issued flash flood warnings for
Speaker 2: parts of four counties in North Florida. Between seven and
Speaker 2: fourteen inches of rain have fallen. They're expecting as much
Speaker 2: as another six inches.
Speaker 3: Of rain before this whole thing goes through.
Speaker 1: We've got the Olympics still going on, We've got a
Speaker 1: Serena Williams scandal, shall we say, and we finally know
Speaker 1: how much Snoop Dogg is being paid every day at
Speaker 1: the Olympics and it's staggering.
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