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"For a down payment Millennials can sometimes use a parent's help, not because of credit issues, but because their salary histories are so limited. Foreclosure remains on a credit report for at least 7 years, but the impact diminishes over time. The negatives can be countered by good things like a low debt to income ratio and an established credit history. If everything else on your report is in good standing, your FICO score can improve in just two years. I'm Mark Hamrick. It's 6 42, the hand of the Senate intelligence committee continues to express reservations about TikTok. TikTok is owned by a Chinese company ByteDance, and by Chinese law, that company has to be willing to turn over data to the Communist Party or one of my bigger fears. We got a 150 million Americans on TikTok average of about 90 minutes a day and how that channel could be used for propaganda purposes or disinformation advocated by the Communist Party. Virginia democratic senator Mark Warner on CBS's face, the nation this morning, he says he appreciates CEO show he choose to testimony before a House panel this week, but Warner still says he supports a ban on or at least the sale of that social media platform over security issues. A proposed park at upper Marlboro still rankling some local residents. The prince George's county department of Parks and Recreation says, despite some work being done to prepare the site in the Cantor creek area of upper Marlboro, no groundbreaking date has been set, and they say the feedback they've received three years ago is being incorporated into the park's development, but park opponents tell NBC four the 25 acre proposal could increase crime and they don't want their quiet neighborhood disrupted by traffic. Still, one homeowner who's become a spokesman for residents concerns about the park, says if it's built, they want fencing, security cameras, and no basketball court. Dan Roman WTO P news. Just ahead on WTO P, the threat of fentanyl continues, but there's another drug in the illicit market now you need to know about it 6 43. The tournament is heating up and there's no better place to get it on the action than FanDuel America's number one sportsbook. Dave prashad here and right now FanDuel is giving new customers a no sweat first bet up to $1000. That's up to $1000 back in bonus bets. If your first bet doesn't win. Just go to FanDuel dot com slash presto and sign up today to claim your no sweat first bet. Then you can wager on
Unchained
The Inside Story of How Blur Toppled NFT Giant OpenSea
"So PacMan, great to have you on the show. I see you're here in flesh and bone. I assume that's what you really look like. The real human PacMan, yeah. Usually I see that you don't present as yourself, but I'm glad for this show. You've unveiled your true colors. Great to have you joining us, man. Thank you, sir. Thanks for having me. It's got to have been a crazy refusal. By way of background PacMan is one of the founders of blur. He is operating pseudonymously. I want to caveat before we get into the show that dragonfly we are investors in the blur token, so we're full disclosures. But it's basically within the last week that the blur AirDrop has gone live and the token has started trading and you guys are now by far the biggest publicly tradable NFT token. How does it feel? This must be absolutely crazy for you. Yeah, it's been absolutely incredible. Definitely very satisfied with the results so far. Fair enough. Satisfies a good answer. Wow, that sounds like an earnings call type of phrase. Robert, you're the only other person here who's had a token launch besides Tom and his meme token. The only other one is that like a real legit token launch. I don't know because I've never had that experience that I hope never to, because it sounds horrifying. Wait, there's no dragonfly token. Wins the dragonfly AirDrop. You guys are definitely eligible when it's live, but so far, we don't reveal too much about the criteria for mining it. But what does it feel like? What does it tell me what it's like to launch a token? What does it feel like? Yeah, honestly, it's mainly exhaustion in the 48 hours lineup to the token launch. I literally did not sleep. So it was like 5 a.m. and we were slated for a 9 a.m. PT 12 p.m. ET token launch and there was just still some final to dos to finish up. So I was like, okay, I'm gonna try to sleep for 30 minutes. Close my eyes for 30 minutes, could not sleep. Woke up, had a coffee. You know, went through the token launch. We delayed 90 minutes, of course, and then launched, and it was just like, absolutely insane. Everything held up, which was phenomenal. And then I had a few interviews later in the day. And still was not able to sleep until probably around three, 4 a.m. that evening. So first time in my life that I stayed up for 48 hours straight, which was quite interesting.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Sebastian Welcomes Julie Hartman to the Show
"Judy Hartman, welcome back to America first. Thank you. It's great to be back. The last time I was on, you talked about my essay that I wrote at Harvard about Patrice lumumba's assassination. And I sent it to you. Did you read it? Of course I did. I have used it as wallpaper in my man cave. You will see it if you are ever allowed into the man cave at the gorka compound, but we're not here to discuss your paper on Patrice lumumba, although we can do that at another point. We are here because it has been so long since we chatted to you. I think we chatted about 90 minutes ago. And you mentioned something really interesting about your generation. I just wanted to peak an interest for me. And we have a few minutes to discuss before Dennis comes on the line. Right now, subscribe to her podcast timeless with Julie Hartman. Julie, you said something interesting about and I think it's the focus of what you're interested in is what's happened to youth in America. And you use the word hobbies. What's the situation with hobbies and young people in the United States? Well, it's a great that it's great that I'm a warm up for Dennis because actually getting to know Dennis made me realize that people my age don't have a lot of hobbies. Dennis is the complete opposite of that. He probably has too many hobbies. He loves photography. He loves fountain pens. He buys very expensive audio equipment. His life is a series of hobbies. It really is. And getting to know him just made me realize, my gosh, I don't think I know anyone my age, who has anything comparable to that. And by the way, I'm not wagging my finger. I don't have hobbies. And it made me think why is that? And there are a few reasons that I've come up with. First, certainly for the people who I went to college with, we were so obsessed with getting into an elite university and then once we were at that elite university landing, a job at an elite firm that we didn't have time to have hobbies.
WTOP
"90 minutes" Discussed on WTOP
"Me in the top stories now. We're working on here on WTO, a metro employee hailed as a hero. He was shot and killed at the Potomac avenue station while trying to protect a writer today. A funeral for Tyree Nichols blended a celebration of his life without raged over the brutal beating that he endured at the hands of the Memphis police. President Biden and the House speaker Kevin McCarthy sat down for about 90 minutes at The White House to discuss the debt ceiling deadline will tell you what came out of that, if anything. Keep it here on WTO for full details ahead. It's 8 18, we bring you traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, it's got a bob imler in the traffic center. All around the beltway in Maryland and in Virginia traffic continues to run without delay on northbound three 95 on the inbound 14th street bridge still just a brief slowdown getting past the crash which still blocks the right lane. So just a bit of a slowdown on the inbound 14th street bridges to get by to the left, meantime traffic on both three 95 and 95 of Virginia running without delay and not a lot of happening on 66 in a loop of the bellway Montgomery county listener had an incident on the left side of the roadway interloop at river road. I believe they may have already moved on or at least gotten onto the shoulder, fire department was with a vehicle there and blocking the left leg, but I think it's on the shoulder now. Meanwhile in Columbia's southbound 29, the ramp to go east on 32 closed where they overturned truck on 29 itself, the lanes are open. And on T 70, there are no delays to report, all is quiet up and down 95 and on the Baltimore Washington Parkway and clear sailing on 50 getting out to the bay bridge, bob in the WTO traffic. Storm team fours Amelia Draper tomorrow, typical temperatures for early February, but then to really cold days out there. Friday and Saturday. Now Lowe's tonight in the 20s
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Jeff Katz: Richmond Restaurant Should've Still Served Christian Group
"Story involves a popular establishment in Richmond called metzger's bar and butchery, and the family foundation was a faith based group. They were going to have their big party there and what about 90 minutes beforehand Jeff cats. They canceled. They canceled on them. They did. And this is what is so crazy about this Todd. Victoria Cobb, who is the president of that group, has been a guest on my program. I can't even begin to tell you how many times and the family foundation of Virginia great organization really, really concerned with protecting innocent life and what a great people. They're just great people and they chose this particular place, metzger's. And as you say about 90 minutes before they were scheduled to show up for their dessert reception, they get a call that said, hey, we've decided you can't come in because some of our staff members are not going to feel comfortable or safe. Yeah, and according to, according to their press release, Victoria Cobb's press release, they said that some of the gay staff would not serve them. This is insane. What you do at that point is go up to your employees who refuse to do their job and you give them an ultimatum. Either either serve the rice krispie treats or hit the road. That's exactly right side. You know, I reached out to my brother who has spent the better part of 30 years as a chef as an executive chef. A number of big restaurants in places like San Francisco and South Florida. And I said to him, so what do you do? He says, well, if you don't have trouble getting staff, you tell the current staff, hey, listen, you do your job, or you get out, and if you really are thinking, my gosh, I don't know if I can replace these people, then you is the owner you as the managers you as the executive team take care of this party.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
AJ's Shares His First COVID Test Exeperience
"Speaking of poker, my producer tells me, hey, AJ, you know, Gabe Kaplan is a little concerned. Did you ever do you have that? You got COVID. I said, no, I never got it. Well, we got public going to put a plexiglass shield between you two and the voice-over booth. I said, yeah, no problem. I understand that. He said, well, would you mind taking a COVID test? I said, no, not at all. I understand why Gabe would want that. Completely. Gabe's in his 70s. I don't know what kind of conditions he has, having talked to him and like 7, 8 years. But either way, of course, so I go get this goddamn COVID test at Burbank urgent care. Wait outside for 90 minutes, 125 bucks, what a fucking thing they got going oh boy, the government, what they did. Boy, did they make in fucking billions on this? And you know, you take the test and you start making friends with strangers online, we're all there for different reasons. And because you're bored, you start talking. And there was a guy in front of me who one of his workers had COVID, so he had another girl worked in production. She got to get it. And as we got closer and closer, I was getting a little nervous. I saw those videos of the swab going way up the nose into your brain cavity. Was not looking forward to that. And then this nice girl who was too ahead of me came out and said, they don't do that. They just rub the inside of your nose. It's really easy. It's like a Q tip that you might do yourself. It's over and 5 seconds. And seriously, that was that's what it was. It was a 5 second thing after waiting 90 minutes online. Of course, I'm negative. Thank God. But it's just, I don't know, this whole new way of this whole new way of the world, people coming out of a, of an urgent care with the blue, the blue uniform and the shield and the mask and you just feel like you're in a fucking science fiction movie, man. It's so crazy. But I'm negative and I'm on my way. The only thing I suffer from is computer aids, as you know, and I'm not going to lose that.
AP News Radio
Arizona county certifies election after judge's order
"A judge's order has pushed a rural county in Arizona to certify its election results after weeks of resistance. The cochise county board of supervisors voted Thursday to certify their election results following the orders of judge Casey mcginley, who told the supervisors to convene within 90 minutes and certify the results by the end of the day, the same board had to abandon plans to hand count every ballot. Supervisors Peggy Judd and Tom Crosby argued they weren't satisfied that the ballot counting machines had been properly certified, while state and federal officials said they were. The ruling comes after lawsuits by Arizona's Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a local voter and a group of retirees. Hobbes warned that she might have had to certify statewide results without the numbers from cochise county, whose 47,000 votes went overwhelmingly to Republicans, supervisor and English, the lone Democrat, urged the judge not to wait, saying she thought Crosby was trying to stage a quote SmackDown between the Secretary of State and election deniers. I'm Jennifer King
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin Have Kid Problems
"But you'll like this. And you'll only get it from me. It's about our bowl, but in his wife hilaria and their children, okay? This comes on the heels of them posting Instagram picture on Thanksgiving, showing them in their 7 kids and was so hectic. Some kids weren't looking at the camera and they just wanted us to know this was an epic fail Thanksgiving ha ha he were all the same. We're all parents we get it. No, we're not the same because we don't hire professional photographers in our living room to set up and take a picture that might take 90 minutes. So we're not the same. But here's the story. The baldwins live in Manhattan. They send the kids to school in Brooklyn. Don't know why. It's not a private school. They're plenty of great schools in New York City. But they send their kids to the international school where lessons are taught in English, Spanish, and French, and you can guess which language hilaria wants the kids to be taught in. So I found out that their daughter Carmen goes to school in full goth makeup and this kid's in fourth grade. On top of that, their son Raphael has been telling students that his father quote murdered someone, but it's okay because he gets away with everything. This is also the kid you should know that wrote fucked you on his parents car when everything was going crazy. So something is wrong in their lives, even though they make us think it's Paradise. Kids are affected by everything. We can rarely hide things from kids. They see all dramas. But I mean, look, the parents of these children should be alarmed and, you know, take the kids home and talk to them, but no, not Alec and hilaria. They're telling people that, look, you know, this behavior by them is okay because they're only expressing themselves. Really? Is that what you think these kids are doing expressing themselves?
The Charlie Kirk Show
Dinesh D'Souza Releases '2000 Mules' in Book Form
"Dinesh tell us about the book, which some people might be interested or curious how is it different than the movie walk us through it? The movie is a 90 minute narrative of what really happened in the 2020 election. And there are some aspects in the movie that can't be duplicated in a book. So for example, the movie has surveillance video. Obviously, there's no way for me to pluck that video and stick it in a book. The book has photos and images, but it doesn't have video. On the other hand, books can do certain things that movies can't. And so a book can almost like a legal brief, lay out a systematic argument. At a far greater level of explanation and detail, it can provide a lot of evidentiary backup, crossing the T's and dotting the eyes. And the other thing that this book has is it has a systematic refutation of the critics of the movie. So it goes beyond 2000 meals and it answers people like Ali swenson of AB, Philip bump of The Washington Post, Tom drives back at national public radio. Many of the prominent sort of debunkers of 2000 meals, not to mention, by the way, Liz Cheney and Bill Barr, all of them come under scrutiny and under fire in the book.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Ray Richardson: Bonny Eagle HS Teaches Porn to Students
"I have come to November. I will have done the morning show for 19 years. I had never had a more uncomfortable 30 minutes than I did this morning at 7 30 to 8 a.m. eastern. And I will tell you, I've been praying a lot about how to handle this, thankfully I was in charge yesterday morning and our pastor really came through so clearly. So what's happening here is yet another debatable point in our society should pornography be a part of the public education. And I don't know how that became a debatable point in our society. The book called gender queer on Amazon. It says clearly 18 years plus, they recognize this is a book for adults, doctor children. And I don't care how old the child is, but they're in public school. They were a child. There's someone's child. And a lot of the stuff goes on Todd because parents don't know. So I'll admit the truth. I dropped the ball on this, there's so many things going on. When this first came to my attention, I didn't get involved with it because, you know, there's only 24 hours in the day. And I'm usually awake for 20 of them. And I just didn't have time, but somebody sent me excerpts to the book last Friday. And I was appalled, and I won't say what I saw because I can't think of a flight way to do it. I warned my audience for 90 minutes this morning that I was going to graphically tell them what it was saying. In this book. And so what they did was they created cartoons, but they're cartoons of people. They're not Bugs Bunny, or Yosemite Sam. These are cartoons of people engaging in very graphic sexual gratification. I think that's a polite way to say it. Is that fair?
AP News Radio
Stars and royalty watch ABBA's return in digital stage show
"The four members of ABBA reunited for the public opening of their innovative digital concert in London on Friday I'm Archie Tsar a letter with the latest A ten piece live band performed with ABBA avatars for a 90 minute set and a special arena near London's Olympic park ABBA's Bjorn obey us an annual stead said even they were impressed with the concert I never knew I had such an amazing moves Yes even better now The ABBA voyage show will play in London until next May with a world tour plant after that
AP News Radio
Serbia ignores EU sanctions, secures gas deal with Putin
"As Russian forces continue to move on small cities in eastern Ukraine president Vladimir Putin is demanding European nations halt sanctions on his country and weapons shipments to Ukraine I'm Ben Thomas with the latest In a 90 minute telephone call Saturday with leaders of France and Germany the Kremlin says Putin affirmed Moscow's openness to resuming peace talks but warned against the continued transfers of western weapons to Ukraine and also blamed western sanctions for the disruption to global food supplies created by the war Meantime Russia's defense ministry released footage of Russian fighters who claimed its forces had captured another small city in the Donbass The second to fall this week After
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
President Donald J. Trump Returns to America First!
"And I served with great pleasure, the man who is now on the line, the 45th president of the United States and God willing, the 47th president Trump, welcome to America first. And you did a great job. I have to say that. You did a great job at everybody respected you. And you were a strong voice. So that's why I do your show. Well, thank you kindly, and we're going to keep you on through the breaks. We're going to blast through the Blake skies. Don't go anywhere the president will be with us for the rest of the show. President, let's start with I really don't know how to react. You know I'm with newsmax now. I used to be with Fox. I had great respect for the Fox business hosts like varney. But I don't understand this interview he did with you recently where he said most of your supporters want to forget 2020 they want to move on. Well, president Trump, I was there. I watched you in the front row at Mar-a-Lago. I don't know how you did it. You sat there for 90 minutes for the premiere of the national Seuss's 2000 mules. You saw the evidence, sir, of an election stolen from you and 74 million voters at least. There is no way we can go forward unless we fix the problems of 2016. Do you agree? Well, first of all, let me just say about sir, I really like Stewart a lot. I was a little surprised because I really believe that if I said G under the circumstances because we've seen such corruption. I mean, the 2000 meals is incredible, but that's just one form of many. Now that's definitive and determinative because there's so many more votes than you need to win. But there are many other things they did also. It was a very corrupt election. I think that if I said that gee whiz, this was corrupt and all that. But we have to go for it. I think our base would be very upset about it if you want to know the truth. They would be very upset. And I don't think that people Stewart would be one of them. And Stuart's very good. But I don't think people realize that I could say other ones that we like Friends of ours. I don't think anyone knows how powerful this is.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Refutes NPR's Critique of '2000 Mules'
"Let's kind of go through this rather slowly because I think we need to in order to see this operation and dissect it. I'm going to dissect it almost like I'm in biology class and this is a frog. It's called investigation. So right there it's telling you, this is serious business. We're in really investigation. A pro Trump film now stop right there. A pro Trump film. Anyone who has seen 2000 meals knows that 2000 mules is not about Trump. How much time does Trump get in the film? I would say maybe one minute, maybe two, out of 90 minutes. This is different by the way than the film rigged. Dave bosse's film had a lengthy interview with Trump that was running all the way through the film. This is not like that. This is a film about stealing an election. Now, Trump was the candidate in 2020, obviously I'm going to mention Trump. I obviously also mentioned Biden, but I was very careful not to make this a film that was sort of about Trump and Trump is just quoted three or four times a single line in the film. And then, of course, that's footage from election night. So just that part of the headline is aimed at saying this film was made for Trump. It's a pro Trump film. We've got a discounted right away. All right, the pro Trump film suggests its data are so accurate. It solved the murder. That's false. First of all, I'm going to say straight out and I'm going to ask you to watch the film so you can make up your own mind. I do not say in this film the true the vote, quote, solved, a murder. In fact, I can prove it. I'm going to go to the exact statement that appears in the film. In fact, it's quoted in the article. This is what I mean when I say that they make a claim in the headline that is subtly undermined by the text of the article, but nowhere does the writer give you any clue about this. He allows you to get the false reading. In fact, it's part of his purpose that you get the follow false
Mark Levin
Dinesh D'Souza: '2000 Mules' Required Different Type of Release Plan
"You this How long is this film It's 90 minutes length of a typical documentary And it's being released in a very novel way because normally my films have a wide theatrical release than they go on Amazon Prime or iTunes but we live in such an era of censorship that I had to sort of develop a new type of business plan to do this And so we have a limited theatrical release on May 2nd and May 4th We have an in home virtual premiere on May 7th And all of this information by the way is on the website which is just simply 2000 mules dot com The number 2000 mules dot com But then the movie is going to go into digital download And I'm really happy that the video platform called rumble is getting behind the movie completely They are going to put it up on their platform called locals And they're going to promote the movie heavily So I'm delighted that there's going to be some counterforce against the kind of censorship that I otherwise would have to fight I have it even put the trailer up on like Facebook or YouTube because I would be immediately banned
WTOP
"90 minutes" Discussed on WTOP
"8 5 5 8 8 8 zero one 80 or go to coper health dot com COP ARE health dot com This is WTO news It's 6 23 a TikTok trend as popped up in Pentagon city sending at least one person to the hospital Arlington county police say two people were walking in the area of southeast street and 15th street south around 7 30 Friday night when they were hit in a drive by paintball shooting a passenger in the suspect's car also hit a parked vehicle and the door to a business about 90 minutes later two more victims were struck with paintballs while walking in the area One of them went to an area hospital for treatment of a non life threatening injury police are looking for a silver older model four door Sudan but there are no descriptions of the suspects at this time The recent decision to change the date of Maryland's primary from June 28th to July 19th could mean shifting lots of schedules including your kids summer camp plans It's more than just setting up voting booths in making sure elections workers are hired Montgomery county council president Gabe alborn says there are a number of county operations that could be affected by moving Maryland's primary to July 19th As an example our summer camps are going to be impacted That's because many polling places make use of rec centers but Judy Stiles with Montgomery county recreation department says all but a handful of centers can share the space with the summer programming on tap for kids and there are efforts to make sure the public is aware of the date change for the primary Kate Ryan WTO P news The Prince William county police department will be doing a deeper dive into the policies and practices surrounding officers use of force The department will use a $250,000 Department of Justice grant intended for community improvement issues in a release the department said the deeper study on use of force will ensure that forces use lawfully and justly and is not used disproportionately against people of color The plan is to use an independent contractor to help the department evaluate policies training programs police culture and deescalation strategies 6 25 money news of 25 and 55 years Jeff clay bought Now snapped 5 day winning streak down 202 points today the S&P 500 Index down bought just two the NASDAQ ends the day down 55 points wage growth for women in the U.S. is rising faster than men The Federal Reserve says female wages in February were up 4.4% from a year ago 4.1% for man The 6th straight month women's wage growth outpaced men's Holmes continued to sell almost as fast as they're listed in the D.C. metro In fairfax county home sold in an average of 6 days in loudoun county Holmes listed last month sold in an average of 5 days There are dozens of niche dating apps match groups newest is called STR And it's meant for connecting single parents They're more than 20 million of them in the U.S. batch on several dating sites including Tinder OkCupid and hinge Jeff gladwell WTO news Money news brought to you by the Maryland Department of Health Marylanders 12 and older max your vax with a COVID-19 booster Visit COVID late dot Maryland dot gov for more information on booster eligibility brought to you by the Maryland Department of Health Coming up on WTO judge katon G Brown Jackson appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee today the first day of many to come to let you know what happened in that hearing 6 26 now in Washington Did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home I might come and see what Ivan from AGM.
77WABC Radio
"90 minutes" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Approximately 11 million Jews were to be involved in the final solution of the Europe Jewish question They broke down the numbers by country How they would handle the problem How there would be proper guidance What about people of mixed blood Well it depends miss bluff mix blood of the first degree of the second degree or other degrees It would depend What are the children of mixed blood It would depend Neither go to that line or the other line What about non Jews who married Jews How are they to be treated What about sterilization and abortion What about all of it How are they to beat dealt with In 90 minutes they made those determinations The final solution 80 years ago today Hatched The once he protocol we ever thought about this mister producer No Mister calls greener you ever taught about this The final solution The Holocaust And none of nobody's taught about this in our public schools today One of the great websites is the Avalon project I use it all the time I mention it in liberty and tyranny as a resource They have original documents to look at On their website For American history for world history ancient history Medieval history 1516 1780 1920 21st century It's a fantastic sight But all the propaganda and so forth and so on It makes you wonder when you think of modern times groups like Black Lives Matter Anti semitic groups Does it not Being supported I hosts at ESPN By its corporate masters Disney By the teams they cover the NBA the NFL By mares who write BLM and Black Lives Matter in their streets In the original mission statement not only are they marxists But their anti semites makes you wonder about critical race theory being pushed by the left including people in the media In the media being pushed by the NEA AFT and superintendents all over the country Critical race theory is an anti semitic racist Marxist ideology Things can happen in industrialized society and advance societies Things can happen The communist revolution in Russia was not led by a peasant A janitor Led by a college graduate Lenin The communist revolution in China was not led by a peasant Janitor It was led by an educated man who studied marks While he was working at a library mount saint The communist revolution in Cuba was led by peasant or janitor led by a lawyer By the name of Fidel Castro These Marxist movements and in many cases these fascistic movements are led by highly educated people Look at Italy Mussolini was a.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Diving Deep on John Durham With Kash Patel
"Someone that understands the Russian collusion story better than anybody else and his predictions have been coming true and I push back against them very politely when he was on the show. He's a friend of mine cash, Patel, very smart guy American patriot. Cash are you with us? Yeah, Charlie, got you loud and clear and thanks so much for having me back on your show. Really appreciate it. The floor is yours, what have we learned this week with John Durham and these indictments? Well, as your show and your viewers have taken a great interest in John Durham, what he's been doing since we last talked was issue another indictment. And let's just rewind history for a little bit for those who haven't watched the plot against the president, spend 90 minutes of your life and learn about the biggest political scandal and how Devin Nunes and I expose that scandal in the United States history. So first, you have Christopher Steele, or let's back up one more step. You have fusion GPS and the democratic national party and Hillary Clinton campaign pay millions of dollars to obtain fraudulent information through a MI 6 asset Christopher Steele and pump that into the FBI and have the FBI intentionally lie to a fisa court. So you have a democratic political party. You have a foreign operative. You've got tens of millions of dollars, and you have our FBI and DOJ being corrupted. As if that wasn't bad enough, that was proven. Not just by the Nunes memo and the Russia gate investigation we did validated by the inspector general, but also John Durham indicted one of the attorneys who lied to the fist court for the surveillance warrant during the Trump campaign era. And then indicted just a couple of weeks ago, Michael sussman for lying to the FBI. Who's Michael sussman? Oh, he's the head lawyer for the DNC and Hillary campaign who was getting paid millions of dollars to shell. This information about the Russia gate hooks to the FBI and lied about it. And now we have this guy indicted danchenko. His name's not that important, but his position is. And if you recall, Christopher Steele did this terrible interview with George Stephanopoulos recently. We do go to try to resuscitate his credibility. And people were asking, why would he do that now? Because he knew this indictment was coming. And why does it matter? Because we already destroyed Christopher Steele's credibility in his lies. But you asked, where does Christopher Steele get his information from? Danchenko, this guy that was just indicted at lying to the FBI. 5 times over 5 counts in a federal indictment was Christopher Steele's primary source for the information that we knew was rather than to begin
News 96.5 WDBO
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"Answer the question. As of yet, as to whether or not this is in my human are we haven't smoked enough and the cold is going to keep me from it. Yeah, I was. I was thinking the exact same thing Except for the cold. Obviously, Um, you know if we end up smoking this thing and we're taking it slow, and it's 90 minutes to almost Now ER and 45. It's just as enjoyable as it is right now. I would think it would be in the humid or but it's hard to make that determination when we're Six minutes into the cigars exactly exactly right, And it's going to be hard to make that determination also for me like this, and you will find that you can't make a determination very often on one. That's why you have the notebook. Look, we thought about building an app and we will end up building an app that will help people you know, categorize their cigars. But in the end, you don't have to go high tech for these things. Your notebook that you get for 10 cents and kids. School supplies is totally totally fine. It's why you should go back in a couple months and try it again. Maybe the scars that a little more time to lay down and therefore it brings some other flavors to it. Maybe you're in a different space, maybe you It's a different weather pattern and you're all about it. Maybe you've got allergies. You don't even know it, and that can have an effect on what it is that you're smoking. But I'm very I was very impressed by a happy to see them back now. They may have always been back and I just haven't seen it. But the immediate reception of Tony, You have to do this that people were excited to see them back in the lounge is seeing them back in the human or that That to me is what was so interesting since CEO s E N c I l l o. The sincere platinum grand tour of 56 guys, You know, we've talked about the flavor profile, and but again, it just feels so.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"90 minutes" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Hard talk with me. Steven Sacha it's 20 years since the twin towers of the World Trade Center were reduced to dust and ash on 9 11 in New York. Osama bin Laden inflicted a grievous wound on the United States This week. The U. S is again immersed in memories of that attack and what came after and it's prompted us to dip into the hard talk archive a decade ago. On the 10th anniversary of the fall of the twin towers. I spoke to the man who was mayor of New York City on that fateful day, Rudy Giuliani. Every year. It's very difficult because it was the worst experience of my life with the worst thing in the history of the city worst attack, and it was the greatest day It was a day of tremendous heroism, tremendous essential unity As an American. I don't think America in my lifetime, at least ever was as united that's Rudy Giuliani and memories of 9 11 on hard talk after the news. Hello. I'm were older than with the BBC news. President Biden has told his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, that bilateral communication channels should remain open to prevent misunderstandings that could lead to confrontation between them. The two leaders spoke for 90 minutes by phone for the first time since February. The White House, said the discussions included areas of tension, including breaches of cybersecurity and the South China Sea, his Nick Marsh, both sides agreed to stay in much more regular contact. We know President Biden was getting a bit frustrated with the lack of communication with China, both sides went through long periods of not talking to each other, especially during the Trump administration. Secondly, president she said that both countries would look to cooperate a lot more on climate change. Another thing President, she said, was that although these American policies had caused China what he calls serious difficulties, he did want to get this relationship back on the right track, not least of course, when it comes to trade. Mr Biden has announced sweeping new measures to make Americans get vaccinated against coronavirus as the pandemic surges In many states. Vaccination will be mandatory for federal government workers. Large companies will have to ensure their staff are vaccinated or tested. Weekly Iqbal reports from Washington. This was a blunt message from President Biden. Even though most Americans have received at least one vaccine dose. The pandemic is not under control. The U. S is averaging 1500 Covid related deaths a day. There have been confusing messages from federal health officials. They dropped the mask mandate in May, saying fully vaccinated people no longer needed to wear one indoors or outdoors. Critics say that allowed the delta variant to get a foothold. Another evacuation flight is scheduled to take off from Kabul airport today after 200 people were flown out on Thursday, including American and British nationals. Qatari officials working with the Taliban to reopen the airport, say it's up and running. Currently only charter flights are operating, but Taliban officials say that regular commercial flights will resume soon. Meanwhile, the UN says it's worried about harassment of its local staff, and there are growing concerns about violence against Afghan journalists to reporters from the Daily newspaper was severely beaten by Taliban fighters. The Russian energy company. Gazprom says it's completed the construction of the Nord Stream two natural gas power pipeline from Russia to Germany. The 1230 kilometer pipeline under the Baltic Sea will double Moscow's gas exports to Germany. Russia won't start pumping gas until it is satisfied by the German regulator. A process expected to take up to four months. Ukraine, The United States and other countries have expressed concern over the project, fearing it will tighten Moscow's grip over the region's energy supply. BBC news. The recovery of the British economy slowed sharply in just July despite a further lifting of pandemic restrictions. Gross domestic product continued to grow for six months, but at a much slower rate than expected just 0.1%. It comes amid a global economic slowdown. The world's biggest carmaker..
Biz Talk Radio
"90 minutes" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"You to the show notes. Now, the other option you have. If you're listening to this, you shouldn't go directly to my website that IBM's GR that's the international business Growth Radio Network. When you get there, I'd be gr dot network. When you get there, go to the blog and then you'll see a When that opens up. You will see this talk radio. The icons show number eight Line of sight. Open it up now where we were. When I left off as we were. We just finished on what you need to do. We just finished skin in the game, and the critical factor is if people feel ownership in their own performance beyond their own work ethic, then you're in the game. That is the thing you're trying to create. So now number three and really the focus of what we've been doing here is this line of sight. So you've made clear to people what the goals and objectives are to what results do you want to get from today? And what activities is going to be required to meet that? Then how is that going to be measured, and I use the restaurant example in the previous, uh, in the previous segment, and I'll use it again. As you go into the back room of a restaurant that's well run and you'll find his big board that people write on. All the employees have a right to write on the board. Why? Because there is a line on there they own. It is the metric of their position. You've established it ahead of time. So what comes in is you know for table to me for table would be things like Uh, turnover How? What's the amount of time on average? We're turning the table, so I've got posted My time on turns. Now I can't just shoot customers out. So the issue is if I want to confine My table turns to the maximum of the 90 minutes than how efficient must be the greeter. How efficient must be the seeding process. How efficient should the server the person taking the order? How quickly do they have to get there? What should they be taking? Uh, first? Then how do they set them up? So when they come back in a short period time, for example, most good restaurants you order the drinks, All right, they go back if they bring them back or drink synapse, you bring them over. And you're taking another order. So what's happening is they're never sitting for any period of time waiting for anything. It's immediate, its immediate gratification for them. You've sped up the process and then you know where the margins are. So you know what to push. Typically, the chef's special It's got a good margin on it. Typically, the bar has a good margin on it. Typically, deserts have a good margin on it. Okay, push the stuff. The customers are jazzed about the setting and they're out that's in the back room, and that's that is tracked. That's what I'm talking about here and why What you need to do is you need to build those charts. These are not things you want customers to say, But you need to build these charts and then the people doing the work have to be the ones who fill it in. Now, think about the psychological impact of that. Is that I'm going to write up there is that I'm an idiot. I'm incompetent. I'm slow. In other words, everybody else's table. Times are aware. Let's say if my nineties my goal there all it say 85 86 minutes and I'm at 100. I'm going to be embarrassed to write 100 up there, so there's a way of kind of reinforcing what the person is doing now what I have on here. Is also This is how I vertically aligned to company one of the most powerful things A large organizations that they have to do is when you get that many people in the company. How do you align people to what the company wants to do? Now here in a small business, you've got a perfect opportunity. And yet most small businesses do this worse than large corporations has been my experience after four decades. So what I want to do is I want everybody on board for where were taken to business. I want everybody to have skin in the game because we've gone to variable compensation. Everybody here Is going to get some portion of the check they receive based upon their performance, the performance of the business or some combination, And if you want to little assistance on how to put that together. I got lots of show notes. In fact, you go to our website. I'd be gr network on any page that you see a search Part says new Choice for business Search Doctor Go to Google or Yahoo or Bing or anyplace else going into those places. Come to I B gr network and do search there and you put in variable compensation. I guarantee you Find more articles, most of them written by me for shows that I've done on this topic, and I'm hot for this.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"90 minutes" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"That is a question like that's the point is you let your players go 90 minutes. Clearly, most of them at that point have expended most most of their energy. That's when you turn to your fresh legs. You're talented young players and say, You know what? Before we get to penalties. I'm going to give you guys an opportunity to go out and be the difference makers in this game, and if we get to the point where we can't do that, And you can't make a difference with your fresh legs. Then at least you've got into the game. And now you can go take a penalty. And if you saw Roberto Mancini substituted this guy at the 60th minute and also at the 75th minute, Yes, he made his substitution is then. He was trying to win the match in regulation time. He didn't want to go to extras and an extra. It was very conservative, and it looked like it was going to go to the shootout as it's always going to be. Yeah, like I know what you're saying. Jessie and as a huge soccer fan, I think your co would agree with me. The reality is it's very unsatisfying to have a game like of this magnitude, ending penalties. Like no, Nobody wants that. But that's why I asked that question of your because I think hockey is different. I think you're basically going to get a goal because of fatigue. Where you're going is saying the fatigue is going to lead less. Listen, you're right. Hockey also end up with 50 shots in the game Sometimes. Yeah, it's a smudge Soccer. You don't end up with 50 shots in the game. You're covering a smaller surface area, whereas a tired player in hockey Can fall down and it leads to a breakaway that can in the game in soccer. You rarely see that because there's not too many situations where a team especially later in the game, where they're going to be caught without some defenders back. It just doesn't happen that often late in a game. Yeah, it feels too big. The team that created the most opportunities was the one that ultimately won the game and I don't have a problem with that. The team But they were just fortunate to win it, though they were pretty fortunate, but the result was a fair result is what I'm trying to say is a fair result. If England ended up winning, that would have been a little suspect, saying the best side didn't win. Italy ended up winning the best side one. If you want to go back and judge Southgate's decisions, he's the he's the coach of the English national team. Feel free to go ahead and do that. I've got no problems. You can second guess him until the cows come home. I think the better side one. Uh, I think England played much better than they did in 2018. I think England was a more deserving side now than they were. Back in 2018 when they got to the semi finals of the World Cup. Um I think one reason another UFO wanted England to get to the final. And things fell certain ways for England so good for them. They're better than they were. Next year is the World Cup. They're playing in November, so we'll see what England can do for the world. One last piece. I'll address in some situations in some tournaments, what they do do Is. There's a replay. If you have a tie at if it's 11 after 90 minutes, they will have a complete replay of the game on a different date. And that actually is a more satisfying way to to determine your results. However, the problem is when you've had a major international tournament like Jiro is going on, and you have a final on a Sunday when everybody's watching you. The world is watching unique finality. Yeah, you cannot say Hey, guess what. It's 11 to do it all over again and and and the truth is in a perfect world. I think that's the way it would be. Determined and not only that, but if England was a little bit more adventurous during that game, they might go ahead and put a check one in the body. You know in there, and they weren't adventurous. They decided they wanted to park the bus, and then they ended up being the better side. And here's the thing If you feel like you're the lesser team. Late once you just place conservative as possible to get to the penalty kicks because that's the equalizer. I think. At the end, both sides decided at about 1 13. Alright, We're gonna go to penalties and that's fine. But I still think Italy was the more aggressive side throughout the whole process. No, no doubt about it. They were, But I wonder if England late is thinking. Well, let's just get this thing to penalty kicks. You know, they decided that earlier than maybe Italy did anyway, 3123323776. If you want to chime in about this, we've been talking about Javi buyers. The All Star break with the Cubs and Sox surprising positions that they're in. What's more surprising the Cubs two games under or the Sox eight games up in their division? All that in the final half hour.
Kim Komando
Virgin Galactic Will Launch Billionaire Richard Branson Into Space
"Is expected to be in space tomorrow aboard his Virgin Galactic space plane from Las Cruces, New Mexico. Fox is Jeff Paul Branson will be joined by three employees and two other pilots will be aboard the V S s unity sort of passenger rocket plane. The twin fuselage carrier jet will carry unity. 50,000 ft, then be released and blast off through the Earth's atmosphere. It should last about 90 minutes from start to finish. Branson will beat Amazon CEO Jeff Bezoza, who plans to launch into space later this month. Until €2
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"90 minutes" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"And so it seems to me that what some of what Schumer is trying to do here is in a way box in fellow Democrats like Joe Manchin, who have expressed concern about the size and, um Revenue streams that would be put into a larger infrastructure brother will talk about more than just physical infrastructure. But human infrastructure social programs mentioned has said that he doesn't want to see. For example, the corporate tax raised 28% and he also expressing skepticism about the size of spending in such a package. So if humor is saying you can't have By partisan deal with everyone can agree to without the harder lift, which is more expensive. It's very interesting to see how this plays out. But the fact is that there are important developments today with a meeting. Key meeting at the White House scheduled for about 90 minutes from now, Okay. But that would seem to You know, give away the deal here. So what they would do is get the 10 Republican votes for the parts of the infrastructure that they all agree our infrastructure. And past that you know, with by overriding the filibuster filibuster, and then they come back with a different bill that is based on the democratic definition of infrastructure, which Mitch McConnell cannot abide. And paste past that with with on a partisan vote, with Kamala Harris casting the tie breaker. Why would Mitch McConnell allowed 10 Republicans to be part of such a deal? A really interesting question. It seems to, uh you know, underscore the fragility of any potential compromise. And perhaps there's some ju jitsu going on here or an attempt on Schumer's part to play three dimensional chess with the Republicans to say Aha! So you're already Saying You're willing to agree to this And you can vote on that. But we're going to move forward without you on a separate track. Would Republicans be willing to say Well, we're not going to support what we all believe we want and can afford because you're going to move forward in a way that we can't stop you. That's an interesting, um, legislative strategy on Schumer's part, if that's what he intends to do, and I think you're right to point it out. CBS News correspondent Steve Importantly, in Washington, Stephen Thank you. You bet it is 7 23, and that's real time traffic time. Here's Chris Sullivan brought to you by the Washington Department of Health. Not too bad at a time to be out there right now, with heavy slowing is right where you would expect it and you get through it in a reasonable amount of time. Our travel times are about plus or minus where you might expect them. 50 minutes from federal way to Seattle is a little bit behind schedule. We're really starting to see things. Stack in as you get to the north end of Boeing Field and working your way past the West Seattle Bridge, also looking at about a 30 minute trip from residents of Bellevue. It's about what you might expect for Thursday. You're off the brakes as you get up towards Newcastle. 167. We have some slowing about halfway between Auburn up into Canton. It's also kind of intense as you work your way towards 24th coming out of the Sumner area. Give yourself 45 minutes to make the drive from Puyallup Direct and that got to give you a couple of extra minutes padded in just to make sure you get where you need to go through Tacoma. We're starting to see just a little bit of slowing right by the mall and then passed the weaving emerging. It's about what you would expect. Maybe a little lighter than so. Maybe now would be a good time to get through to coma before we get to our second peak of the morning. The driver out of the north end about 40 minutes from effort to Seattle or Bellevue, pretty slow around the Everett Mall and then pulling away from Lynn Woods about what you would expect. And we're still working with about three miles worth of slowing on westbound five to to getting out of Monroe. If you can believe it. This is all because of a crash in the opposite direction west of the bridge. 19 vaccines now available to everybody. 12 and older to schedule appointment. Go to Vaccine locator dot d o h dot law. This is a message from the Washington State Department of Health. We expect to top out at 80 degrees today before beginning our ascend into the temperatures stratosphere over the weekend right now, 60 at the Carter Subaru studio and coming up in this morning's commentary, different definitions of affordable housing. And remember, if you have tips or.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"90 minutes" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Over the Padres, another New York team in play with the Yankees and Phillies in Philadelphia. The pills had a 73 lead in this one. The Yankees got the tying run to the plate in the ninth inning in the form. DJ, May you that one is ripped to left field. That ball is gone home Run a game time. Three run home run by DJ LeMay. You and the Yankees have come all the way back 677 Michael K. Yes Network Bottom nine Philadelphia as runners at the corners with two outs with the Game square. At seven. Meantime, a scary scene today as Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen was taken to a hospital. After he collapsed on the field during their match in the European championships, leading to the game being suspended for more than 90 minutes, the governing body of European soccer said. Erickson had been stabilized and the Danish soccer federation said he was awake. Dana Soccer Federation director Peter Mueller said he got a heart massage while being treated on the field. The match between Denmark and Finland had been halted in the 43rd minute It resumed Finland eventually winning one to nothing. Eriksson named the player of the match. Chris Davis, Steve McManaman and Tim Howard. On a scary scene this afternoon. Hey, harrowing, heartbreaking scene in Copenhagen Day two of Euro. 2020. Denmark star Christian Eriksen collapsing. On the pitch.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"90 minutes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"90 minutes out in some key markets like Sydney and Tokyo and Seoul. Three hours away before we get to Hong Kong and Shanghai. The future is now it's kind of a little bit mixed to slightly lower. It doesn't look like a very exciting day today. But with yields down this much in the U. S. The 10 year yield at 1.49% in the dollar essentially quiet. It may augur for a little bit of risk being taken in a in the Asia Pacific. We'll get to that was dug in a few moments, but for now rich and I will take a look at some of the top stories this hour. Yeah, absolutely. Working on Wall Street's top regulator calling for a broad review of U. S stock trading rules. SEC chairman Gary against the Spokane Piper Sanders Global Exchange and Fintech Conference going to put the focus on firms that pay retail brokers a fee to execute clients. Trade orders, although he didn't mention any by name against the side of the bookers, who have this arrangement, Profit from higher trade volume cancer, said that he directed the SEC staff to focus on whether retail investors are indeed getting the best deal for their trade. Congress and regulators are quote an hour late and a dollar short. Normally, we say, a day late and a dollar short. But and that's on Cryptocurrency oversight. That's from Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. She probably what she said was That crypto currencies are not a good way to buy or sell things because of the very nature of it. Think about the key feature of Cryptocurrency, and that is secrecy..
WSB programming
Trump Lashes Out at Biden, China and Fauci in 90-Minute Tirade at GOP Convention
"For 90, minutes, blasting President Biden and those who doubted his coronavirus. Wuhan, China lab, Lee claim Remarks at the GOP convention dinner in Greenville, North Carolina. Last night again 90 minutes, Republicans getting an earful there as Trump blasting President Biden for the chaos at the southern border. Trump telling the crowd. You look at our border. It's wide open. Illegal immigration is skyrocketing at a level we've never seen before. Also trump with these words for Dr Fauci. He's a great promoter, but he's not a great doctor. Kamala Harris, Harris, By By By the the the way, way, way, will will will be be be visiting visiting visiting
New Jersey 101.5
"90 minutes" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"It's a Saturday afternoon. The Baba Thon continues. We're only about 90 minutes into it. Nine hours. A Bob on the job this Saturday. I'm sorry, I'm apologizing early. Nobody want mega millions last night, so that jumps up to $396 million Next time they play. That's almost half a billion. We're getting there and Powerball tonight. Well, that's pretty juicy to $157 million. And as per the usual I will have those numbers for you after 11 PM soon as I get him, you get him. New Jersey one a 1.5 and you're gonna get from traffic information. Now. What's up? Not moving much on route 80 heading eastbound approaching exit 45 in the locals over in Parsippany, A crash in the left lane traffic is stopped at 2 87. To 87 North found a heavy Reid heading over to James Street and Morris Township. That's because of a collision there. Watch out for an accident on 70 eastbound over by 2 87 in Bedminster. Solid slowdowns. Go back to exit 26 22 westbound crawling towards summer such street in North Plainfield, another hit. They're taking out the right lane. Some heavy delays on the garden State Parkway South bound, moving into Bloomfield and accident just cleared by exit. 1 48 Not too long ago and 2 80 eastbound, very heavy approaching exit 13 and Newark. Flooding taking out the left lane. This report is sponsored by Audible Audible Plus is everything you want to hear. Listen, all you want to thousands of select originals, audiobooks, podcasts and more. Sign up for free at audible dot com Traffic every 15 minutes. Next report for 48 I'm Brandy Scott on New Jersey. 11.5 Jersey Radio. Listen to it every day, New Jersey one on 1.5. You're having a sleepover and hey, Are you still awake? Yeah. Are you hungry? Yeah. Do you think your dad would drive us to McDonald's deal? There is a deal for every sleepover when you buy one of your faith that McDonald's like the filet of fish, quarter pounder with cheese, Big Mac or 10 piece chicken McNuggets.
WSB-AM
"90 minutes" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Others is Wales, and LaTanya is even authored a book. It's called from Broken, Too Blessed, she says. It'll be out, sir. Good. Nobody. West Media's time is 6 49, WSB meteorologist Kurt Mellish and his defendable five day forecast sponsored by Breda Pest management. They handle bugs and critters. Temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees below normal for this time of year the next couple of days, but it will be warmer for Mother's Day. Then I Cold front bring showers and thunderstorms back by Monday for today near a nine and demolish meter. Sunny and breezy cooler than normal. High run 68 lows tonight 44 to 48. Tomorrow makes his sunshine and clouds high near 76 Low's 52 to 56 On Sunday I mix of sun and clouds high near 83 low about 64. My exclusive five day forecast Monday and Tuesday. A shower thunderstorm 70% likely Monday. Ah 30% chance to state highs around 75 lows 54 to 57. Recapping your forecast for today. Sunny, breezy cooler than normal. Ah, hi. Ron 68 I media Robson's Kirk Knowledge 95.5 w S b 51 degrees in Midtown Atlanta 10 minutes till seven. Check in the morning. Drive the WSB. Cool, Right Carrier Sky Copter Mark McKay Junction leaving 85 north right side of that ramp has been shut down for 90 minutes knows no indication actually, almost two hours now. No indication this crash is going away. Ramping from 25. He's found 85. North.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Capitol Police officer died due to blunt force head injuries
"Killed in the attack outside the U. S. Capitol last Friday died from multiple head injuries are news partners at NBC four report that the office of the chief medical examiner has ruled US Capitol police officer Billy Evans. Death is a homicide. Evans died after a man rammed into a barricade near the capital. Another officer was injured. The driver of the car was killed after jumping out of his car with a knife that we learned he bought only 90 minutes before at a store in union market.
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Early morning Seattle fires in 2 locations, no injuries reported
"Fire overnight South Seattle of working on a fire in a new construction site of broke out in a six story building around three this morning, a 23rd Avenue South and South Plum Street once they were there, the fire but no department of created in response to two alarms. In no time They had everything under control. No injuries reported 90. Minutes later, another fire broke out of the building on Seattle's Capitol Hill. This one was on Bellevue Avenue East on about the 300 block. Uh, we're working on hot spots to the early morning hours and again investigation on both as to what the cause
KOMO
"90 minutes" Discussed on KOMO
"Must reject this invitation to ignore the First Amendment. It is anti American. And would set a dangerous precedent. Forever. Laws developed over the years to clearly establish elected officials. Have the right to engage and protected speech. Mr Trump is not just a guy on the street or a guy at a bar or a fire chief for a police officer. There were a few of them in there. All analogies given by the House managers. These sideways analogies are wrong. Mr Trump was an elected official, and there's an entire body of law Supreme Court landmark cases supporting the conclusion. Mr Trump actually has enhanced free speech rights because he is an elected official. These cases are ignored by the House managers and law professors. And that, too, is total intellectual dishonesty. The Supreme Court has long held that the First Amendment right to freedom of speech protects elected officials. Too important on point decisions from the Supreme Court. Would versus Georgia and Bond versus Floyd expressly contradict the House managers position. The House managers do not even slight. Those cases in their brief They barely acknowledged them in their reply. You're listening to live coverage of the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. We took the opening statements from the Democrats for about 90 minutes. And this marks 90 minutes for the Republicans as well Live now. ABC News at 10 30..
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"90 minutes" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Reduces anxiety and that reduction and anxiety increases the production of serotonin, the happy hormone. So you get a better night's sleep. And supposedly you wake up. Happy, happier. Okay, so I hate I'm claustrophobic. I Would be hating, being held down by the way did mine But now I'm not saying you can't throw it off you. I understand that that feeling Danny took me to float 60. He loved it, And that's where you go in these little torture. Chambers called the floating can isolate for me. It was a torture chamber and we went there, Hoody. That lovely woman who owned it Got a hold of Danny said you would cap come over. I want you to try this and they gave me the biggest float room. Danny, Is that what you call it? Yes, it's a float tank. But you're in your own private room and caps was literally the size of a bathroom. Yeah, And it was like a swimming pool. But as soon as they it's pitch black, you cannot see anything but you can't see it's so dark. You cannot see your hand an inch in front of your face. It is soundproof. It is It's black. And it was. I think in our Danny or 90 minutes supposed to do, 60 minutes, it six lot's 60 60 minutes at the 14 minute, mark, literally alive. 11 minute Mark. I had a panic attack. And I hit the emergency button to get out of there. Dude, it was horrific. Danny loved it. Your co went in one like a coffin. That you get in there and you close the door. And you're like in a coffin. I literally had a panic attack knowing what he was doing. Oh, my God. I mean, what an M R I machine wasn't available. Mean brutal. You have been in one of those. I have. I have it. It's horrific. I just close my eyes is hope for the best. Can I make the point back to the quarantine houses? Yes, The weighted Blanket just happened to be in the house with Netflix. I don't even care about the way the blanket that wasn't even a factor in my decision. The only factor was the fact that if I'm quarantine for a long time I want a house with Netflix. When I look at everything else. That's an option. Assuming I can eat in the other house. Yeah, I want the job interview really clear. Yeah, that zone That's on capture Hood on our social media on Twitter and on Instagram pic your quarantine house. Capt. We went with the house Well with Netflix weighted Blanket pantry full of snacks. Would you rather have the porch swing fishing pond and fire pit house? Three hands? Pure 100 years old. All right, all right, Andy Taylor. It's Xavier, you of the beach home gym or tacos and margaritas. His house three house for his library, home Theater, Hot Tub and House. Five is Mountain View, a garden and hammock and hiking trails and how six for your quarantine, house swimming pool, rooftop deck and out after our fireplace, Vicky McHenry says four is a no brainer for her. Hot tub, home theater and library. Alex on our Twitter, says five. She's like Mountain view garden and hammock and hiking trails. Prices for Michael says too. Gustavo says three which is your choice capped the view of the beach, the home gym and tacos and margaritas. Yeah, I even got the country Can't rooftop deck in the outdoor fireplace, A home gym? You conduce exercise with your body weight. You don't need a home gym. Like a home I know. But like, really, like the view of the beach is really the selling point for me for House three. But after a while, I love the view of the beach. But day after day with nothing else to do, I think I would get bored. You gonna stare at the ocean all day? I'll be watching a new show on Netflix. I could go down to the beach, kid. Get in the water. I could do some swimming. I could surf. Yeah, I will always sure you can go down the down The beach. It's is a view of the beach. Maybe you've got like an infinity overlooking pools. I think where you actually can't get to the beach, but you can see it. Life would says no, You can't have a view of the beach decade ago in it, So she says, No. Um Zimmerman says, swimming pool, rooftop deck and outdoor fireplace. Would that be a consideration for you, cap? Would you do that? Yes. Six would be my second choice, and I e mailed this to my wife. She's I I've got a meeting. I'm going into what Just vote. Your meeting can wait for two seconds and she because this list is worth holding up work, okay? So she voted. Three or six just like me. She's like those are the only two like if I had to go somewhere else, other than the view of the beach, the home gym, the tacos and margaritas or the swimming pool, rooftop deck out their fireplace. The only other one that I would even consider would be the mountain view garden and hammock and hiking trails. The other one's just euthanize me Now they sound awful. Utilize you Come on now. And by the way, there's something come more calming. Mellow will tell you nothing more common than a nice porch swing. We were like 200 poor swing fishing pond Fire pit. Hey, honey, can you please get my dentures? I forgot to put him in. Listen, court. Come on. Horse Swing is great, overrated in my head, But I will say my wife loves a good porch swing back when we lived in Downers Grove, Probably Hello. Six years ago, we had a swing that's on the porch. My wife would use every day during the summer. Very calming for her. We moved away from Downers Grove to Madison, Wisconsin for a little while then until the Grange our last two houses, we have not had a porch swing. Let me tell you I have not heard the end of about the fact that we do not have a porch swing for the last six years anywhere to hang a porch swing. Yeah, There's just not enough room on the porch for an actual big swing like we had back in the backyard. It's not a porch. No, but you could put it. I am aware cap. We do have a swing in the backyard, but it's not on the porch. It's in November field. You want rebuilding the porch for your wife Say that has not. No, we have not ventured down that road just yet. Danny. Yes. Name's Miller. Yes. Looking for a contractor that could tear out my porch and make a bigger one with a big swing of that zone after pandemic project? Yes. No question about it. All right, 3123323776, we take those calls. Next take out This'll is our new Morning Show Cap and Jay Hood Morning 7 to 10, ESPN 1000 on the ESPN Chicago app. Carlos Sports fans want one thing this time of year..
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"Them crooked vultures and why I thought you were going to go. I thought you were going to drop some love on Oyster head. Oh, Stuart couple, Les Claypool. Trey Anastasio. I've never heard of any of those guys, but apparently they've done something. Um, if you had to choose you giving you vultures or head Where you going? And why I'm going ahead because of the album that one album by Oyster Head is so I mean, it's wacky. They were about to tour their tour got canceled. They were about to headline jazz fest. I was going to jazz fest. I know so I would go Oyster head and I Love the story. Quick Diversion is that when the beginning of like their rehearsals, Stewart Copeland, I guess Mapped out like a perfectly timed to 90 minutes set list that they were going to rehearse and just play every night for the whole tour, and that literally tray anesthesia and less labels. Reaction was like the first reaction is that you started laughing because they're like Stuart. That's not how it's gonna go down. Yeah, yeah, we're basically gonna yell songs out to each other in the middle of the show. And you better know it was. Let's all reserves everything so we can put play anything at any time. It was fantastic. I like that school. I want Stewart Copeland stretching it out. You know what I mean? It was a shadow of a man. Billy came home from Vietnam. Just a shadow of a man about lions Dude, rubbernecking lions. Come on. It's okay. Go ahead. Chance. Sorry. It's time. Okay, Here we go. So to wrap this s up because we're talking super super wild card weekend super groups. Um Love them crooked vultures. Great call tone. Just rock royalty, Dude, no doubt about it. Your head Shannon. No. None also fall e love it. My my pick is is a play off of the highway men will, which was a supergroup with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings. Willie Nelson. Kris Kristofferson, the highwayman on vinyl, dude. Oh, yeah, Incredible. But there is a new high women, of course, which is Brandi Carlile with you know, like a star studded cast of country. Superstar women is casing the greatest part of that. Um, I Wow, I don't think I don't think I don't think so. Okay? No, it could be. I got yet one with must graves now? No, No, no. God. No, but But, yes. Oh, they're just pretty pretty amazing and kind of groundbreaking. Not necessarily pop, either. I mean, they kind of play into the old school country ways. So it's Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Marin Morris and Amanda sh. IRS And I guess she hires would be kind of the other big name along with Brandi Carlile, but they have a song called High called High Women, and I Just think they're just kind of Ah, Shining star in the world of country. We're that woman say that star is still until We can't really sons you can only Oh, way are the.
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"The Browns. I'm sure will be one of my topics. McAliskey gave me I gave me my Simon early in the week that sometimes changes during the week. But I know I will be there suited and booted on Saturday morning. Make sure you look for that on CBS. 1 806 368686 Phone lines are open. Bret Bielema coming up in our number three Great guard coming up in our number three. We were wide open between now and then. 90 minutes. I want to get into Doug Peterson. You know what's going on? And him trying to justify playing Nate suds and the fact that the Giants were still bent. But before I do that, Phone lines are ringing. Let's get him in. First call the year from Rex in Albuquerque. I had some time off, Maybe starting over a new leaf. Let's find out. Happy New Year. Rex. What's up? Jimmy. Same leave. Um, you know, there's lots of browned haters out there and the anytime you have a running back like Nick Cobb. You're going to be fine. The only soon that the Browns equipment crew needs to make sure of Is that Nick doesn't get tripped up. So they need Tolo ensure that his snake holster is in good working order. Anyways, you know, Anyways, you're right. Same leaf, not a very good car. Is if Rex was going to have a call. Regarding Nick job. There was going to end any other way. Then what? They snake holster. You mean a cup and a jock? A cup and a jockstrap? You mean that Rex? New year, same guy. New year, same stick. Come on, man, you could do better. You can do better racks. I know you won't. But I know you can Let's keep moving. I'm trying to get your phone calls in here. It's not like I need them. I'm not sure I want them. I'm just trying encourage them. Got lost again to myself, but I'm trying to smother voices in here besides my own, let's go to Texas, Johnny in Texas. It's going on, Johnny, How are you? Jimmy Dude. Happy New Year, Man. Welcome back. Welcome back to the X R 40. I Thank you very much, Johnny. Happy New Year to you. What's going on? I appreciate your Hey, listen. Last end of the show Yesterday, Chris and Southeast was go called. You know, Chris? Just a few words for you. All the clones know that your reader. It's kind of like what we talked about on the back channels of the Internet. Not that we talk about you too much. All the clones know you're working on the script for the smack off and all that. Let me tell you something with that sandpiper voice of yours. The only thing I can imagine you doing quite frankly, is that blow up doll and bad that you've got and you're just over there are Oh, I just wanna No, dude. Next time you call Why don't you miss in the throat laws injure to Jim, in my opinion. The only thing the Christian whisk Oh qualifies for is a golden doodle. And you know what That is? That's a labradoodle for bitches. War. Germany and Green Bay one in a golden ticket to share war Me flying to Brazil for one of them homegrown Brazilians and war mark. Motive Introducing me to one of those country girls try and show her what a real rush. It looks like. I.