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AP News Radio
After Nashville, Congress confronts limits of new gun law
"In the wake of the latest mass shooting, this one at a Nashville grade school. There are renewed calls in Washington for gun control, but no signs of anything changing. 9 months ago, President Biden signed a sweeping bipartisan gun law. It was a compromise that stopped short of banning assault weapons, but it required stepped up background checks that have blocked more than a hundred gun purchases so far and sent some 30 gun trafficking cases into the court system. But the president and New York congressman Jamal Bowman this week are calling for more from Republicans. After the covenant school massacre in Nashville. Nonsense. Trouble after lives of children, American children are being killed. Congress appears deadlocked on further action. House speaker Kevin McCarthy Thursday. Focused on the shooters, mental health. We got to deal with mental illness. We've got to see what's driving individuals to thank you would go to innocent children. Republican Senate leaders say they will not support an assault weapons ban that President Biden is seeking. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Trump indictment ends decades of perceived invincibility
"The indictment of former president Donald Trump ends decades of perceived invincibility. Trump is expected to fly from Florida to New York Monday, stay overnight at Trump Tower, then head to the courthouse Tuesday for his arraignment. He'll be booked fingerprinted and a mugshot taken, but no handcuffs since federal agents surround him, despite 40 years of legal scrutiny, the man long nicknamed Teflon Don is facing charges, including at least one felony offense related to hush money payments to women during his 2016 campaign. He denies this and calls it political persecution. Trump could ask the judge to dismiss the case, even if it moves forward, there's no guarantee of conviction. Intensifying investigations in Atlanta and Washington are seen as potentially more serious legal threats. Julie Walker, New York
Mark Levin
Where's the Special Counsel Investigating Biden's Documents?
"Point is when it comes to Biden I mean his lawyer has documents and Boston they have 1170 documents at the Penn Biden center for you know laundering Chinese money Or whatever they do over there And no problem Does anybody even talk about the special counsel in the Biden case Is he awake There's no leaks No stories in the compost or the slimes Nothing Nothing It's pretty amazing don't you think
The Eric Metaxas Show
Kevin McCullough Weighs in on Yesterday's Indictment of Donald Trump
"My question is, what do Republicans do about this? Are there any heroic figures in the Senate willing to stand against this? Well, Senate House, wherever last night, so the indictment gets handed down at what about 5 to 6 Eastern Time, something like that. And I start getting news alerts immediately from all sources across the board left, right, middle indifferent, et cetera. And one of the things that I was impressed by was that the immediate leadership of the Republican Party, particularly those in the house, immediately made public statements immediately went on the record immediately opposed this and started saying that there would be investigations from the house. Today I have in front of me, Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg's offices response in which he is trying to tell people in the House of Representatives that they can't have the documents related to this indictment because it would present unlawful political interference in an ongoing criminal case. Talk about the irony of just that statement alone. I mean, this is ongoing political interference in or this is ongoing supposed criminal interference in a political race for the president. And we've never subjected a president and there have been those that have done bad things. There have been those that likely have broken the law to a much worse degree than a campaign finance reform statute being violated. But we've never, we've never seen this happen. We've never seen an indictment brought against a former president and to do so on the most specious grounds possible.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Kevin McCullough Reacts to the Indictment of President Trump
"Kevin. I wanted to get you on if possible to talk about what happened last night, the indictment of president Donald Trump. What is your reaction to this? What do you have to tell us? Well, I think as a news story, this has been discussed at nauseum to the degree that it could be for the last three to four weeks without any knowledge of what was going to be in the indictment. And sadly, until the indictment is unsealed by judge, we still won't know what is in the indictment, so we don't know what the charges are. We don't know what Alvin Bragg is claiming. We don't know what the grand jury is claiming. We did learn one piece of new news from some source and it appears that the case doesn't involve only stormy Daniels, but also the other woman that was involved mcdougall in those payments. And at the end of the day, Trump's position hasn't moved, he said all along. He didn't make the payments, doesn't only thing about him. Didn't know anything about him. They were put in his ledger as legal expenses, which is what I would put if I had payments that I made to lawyers, so we're kind of still at square one where we were when they leaked the word that they were going to arrest him and there was going to be an indictment, but then nothing happened for weeks. We're really no further along. It's a sealed indictment and it won't be unsealed until a judge unseals
The Breakdown
Elizabeth Warren Has Declared War on Crypto
"The crypto community is extremely fond of the apocryphal Gandhi phrase, first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. We have a tendency to pretty much always think we've entered the then they fight you phase, but as of this quarter, I think it's pretty much official that we are now well and truly into the then they fight you face. The breakdown has had numerous shows about operation choke .2 and what seems like a coordinated effort to deplatform crypto companies from U.S. banking and in general push crypto offshore. But just in case there was any doubt, any doubt at all. Yesterday, Elizabeth Warren, the self styled emperor of the crypto antagonists, announced her formal reelection campaign for her Senate seat in Massachusetts. To do so, she released a video on a series of graphics with her looking determinedly off camera, with a big blaring headline that had been recently written about her. Some of the accomplishments highlighted included, subsidized child care, and over the counter hearing aids, great things for sure. But that wasn't all she chose to focus on. And what she did focus on would overshadow all of it. The image she chose to start that video, the headline reads Elizabeth Warren is building an anti crypto army. The headline is drawn from a February article in Politico, which covered the senator's sponsorship of the digital asset anti money laundering act last year. That act would require software providers and blockchain validation infrastructure operators to record significant personal information about protocol users and proactively generate money laundering reports without any government requests for information. Coin center called the bill unconstitutional and said it was, quote, a direct attack on technological progress, and also a direct attack on our personal privacy and autonomy. Of course, that's not Warren's only attack on crypto. Since this time last year, senator Warren has sent at least 15 letters on the topic of crypto to regulators, companies, and even the FTX bankruptcy judge. She's also sponsored at least two bills which were dramatically increased the data collection requirements within the crypto industry.
AP News Radio
Court: 2018 Musk tweet unlawfully threatened UAW efforts
"A 2018 Musk tweet threatening union organizing efforts was unlawful. I'm Lisa dwyer. A federal appeals court has ruled that a 2018 Twitter post by Tesla CEO Elon Musk unlawfully threatened Tesla employees with a loss of stock options if they decided to be represented by a union. The ruling by a three judge panel of the 5th U.S. circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans upheld a March 2021 order by the national labor relations board. That ruling ordered Musk to delete the tweet. The case involved the united auto workers organizing efforts at a test facility in Fremont, California, also upheld was the board's order that Tesla reinstate and provide back pay to an employee who was fired for union organizing activity. I'm Lisa dwyer
AP News Radio
Judge: Dominion defamation case against Fox will go to trial
"A Delaware judge has ruled that dominion voting systems defamation case against Fox News will go to trial. I Norman hall. Delaware Supreme Court judge Eric Davis ruled that a jury must decide whether Fox News defamed dominion by its airing a false allegations about the 2020 presidential election. This means that a jury must decide whether the network aired the claims with actual malice the standard for proving libel against public figures, but the judge also ruled that statements dominion had challenged constitute defamation per se under New York law that means dominion did not have to prove damages to establish liability by Fox, dominion is suing the network for $1.6 billion for repeatedly airing false claims the company's machines and software had switched Trump boats to Biden votes. Fox aired the claims even though internal communication showed that many of its executives and hosts didn't believe them. I Norman hall
The Charlie Kirk Show
Kash Patel Joins Charlie to Mourn America As It Once Was
"Joining us now is cash Patel. Cash Patel is a great American. I think he sees this the way I do cash, your thoughts. I love the fire this morning. I think, you know, you said it on your show first. We do not utilize the state attorney general system the way it needs to be in this country. Why is no state attorney general prosecuting George Soros? Are you telling me his money to every political campaign? He's ever participated in his crystal clean and forget that their playbook is they don't care about the rule of law. And I'm not saying we should discard the rule of law. But why aren't we using it and why aren't we going on offense? Every state attorney general should be listed by name every district. And if you're not up to it, if you're not up to it, get out of the way. Get out of the way. And so here's a good example, cash. What is the big relic of the left? Their religious organization. BLM. BLM got donors from every state. They are an outright from based on what we understand. Fraudulent charitable organization. Where are the perp walks for Patrice colors? Do something. Show some action. Show some action that, okay, you indict Trump, BLM is going to get indicted in Louisiana and Arkansas. We need action. We need perp walks. We need handcuffs. We need sentencing. We investigations. I don't like talking this way, but they're laughing at us because they say, oh, we get to indict you and you guys send press releases. Exactly. But done are the days where, you know, this is what I've been calling on for this Congress. Stop sending letters. The January 6th committee showed us the powerful congressional subpoena. Don't issue 5. Issue 500 and issue them to Alvin Bragg. Don't give him a letter that allows him to a podium on the national stage to be like, you guys are buffoons. Alvin Bragg is basically admitted he used federal funds to bring this case against Donald Trump. There's your hook and there's no more powerful subpoena right now than a congressional one because the DA's and state attorneys aren't acting. So those guys in leadership positions in Congress have to go after Alvin Bragg and say, we want all of your evidence, all of your records, all of your finances, and you have to sit in the hot seat for days on end under oath. You can not avoid a congressional
AP News Radio
'Rust' first assistant director sentenced in deadly on-set shooting
"On the set of the Alec Baldwin movie rust has entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to probation. Under a deal with prosecutors in the accidental shooting case from 2021. Safety coordinator and assistant director David halls was one of three people charged in the death of Helena Hutchins on the set of the western movie rust in New Mexico. Halls was convicted of unsafe handling of a firearm and sentenced to 6 months probation. He also agreed to plead guilty to a negligence charge. His lawyer asked that there be no prison time, saying halls was extremely traumatized and rattled with
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Fakest Outrage
"It is not a legal to pay hush money. To turn this relatively benign payment into a state felony. The district attorney must perform a series of legal contortions. First he must prove that the payments were fraudulently described in business records. Generally one wouldn't be expected to dutifully document hush money paid to a porn star to remain silent about an adulterous affair. As the whole point of the payoff is to keep it hush hush, but Bragg wants to make it criminal. In any event, even if the DA convinces a jury, that Trump falsified business records, the worst case scenario is that this crime is a minor misdemeanor. This is the despicable human being, Bragg. Who has made horrible acts of violence into misdemeanors. And he's making this misdemeanor into a felony. Those who are kind to the cruel will be cruel to the kind. Ancient Jewish aphorism.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The Outrageous Absurdity of a Trump Indictment
"First of all, let's remember, Trump is being indicted for campaign finance violation. He used campaign finance funds to make this hush money payment and he altered or his company altered documents in the process. And guess what I was prosecuted for, a campaign finance violation, where, in New York, and so a similarly frivolous and if I can use the term trumped up type of charge, a charge that Trump points out in his case is never normally brought against anybody. And the same was true of me. There was no single example in all of U.S. history of someone like me, first time offenders, small amount of money, $20,000, no quid pro quo, no corruption, even alleged. And yet here I was facing, again, not a misdemeanor, but a felony, same with Trump, they're trying to take this campaign finance violation, which ordinarily would be a misdemeanor and bootstrap it and elevate it to a felony. So the whole thing is illegal sham. It's a show trial. And I remember when I met Trump after my pardon, it was Debbie and me and our family, and we were having a kind of a heart to heart. And I thanked him for the part and he goes, yeah, I didn't actually was the right thing to do, but then he said something else. He goes, well, gee, he goes, it wasn't that hard for me to grasp, they're trying to do to me what they did to you. And at that time, this was actually 20 19, I believe, yes. We were I'm sorry. It was 20 2019. We were talking about the we were talking about the impeachments. So Trump at that point was facing the possibility of a second impeachment of which, of course, came after January 6th. And but impeachment is, although it's based upon the idea of a quote high crime or misdemeanor, an impeachment you don't go to jail. You just lose your job. You're just tainted. It's almost a political type of black mark. But now Trump is facing a criminal charge with a left wing judge and a left wing jury. So if the January 6th defended snow what they're up against in D.C., Trump, I think, knows what he's up against in New York. So this is a very bad situation. It's unprecedented, think about it. This is the first time in American history that one party, the party in power, is trying to lock up the leading candidate of the other party,
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Can President Trump Even Get a Fair Trial?
"And now it's of course been assigned to another judge in New York that is also an anti trumper. If this ever gets to trial, which I don't believe it actually will, can Donald Trump get a fair trial. A jury of his peers in a community that voted about 85% against him. The bluest of the blue in Manhattan? With a partisan DA, a partisan judge and a partisan jury. The problem that Republicans have when trials get brought in Washington, D.C.'s, you've got a 90, 95% Democrat area. Judging people that they already despise. That's really what you have with Trump. This will never go to trial. First of all, you have serious serious statute of limitations issues. You got a two year statute of limitations on this, the state case, and the federal case again has been pushed aside by federal authorities as not valid or not sufficient to get a conviction. Again, Trump didn't even get fined. Hillary Clinton got fine, she didn't get prosecuted, but she got fined for almost the exact same thing that Trump is being prosecuted for. And yet the mainstream media is going Gaga over how great this is. The nitwits on the view are just kind of cataclysmic in their joy and orgasmic in their love of the fact that Trump's been indicted. Again there are going to be a lot of motions. The state court doesn't have jurisdiction. In Tennessee, for example, where we're broadcasting from Memphis, the district attorney in Memphis can't file a case prosecuting the violation of a law in Montana. Different jurisdictions. Same thing is true with state and federal, city, and federal, city, and state laws. And you've got this DA who ran as a source funded candidate, pushing forward to prosecute Donald Trump.
The Dan Bongino Show
Vivek Ramaswamy: If President, Creating a Plan for Personnel
"The vive Rama Swami were to win the presidency Do you have a plan for personnel Because I make the case you're going to have the greatest plans in the world You screw up personnel your presidency is done for day one That's a good private sector lesson Dan and having built companies the people are everything I don't blame Trump but I want to learn from both his mistakes and what he did well Frankly I've said this if I'm president I want Trump as an adviser because he's actually taken on the same deep state that I'm looking to take that agenda to the next level I want those insights I want that understanding of how to actually do it So here's my philosophy Is actually not just people selection but you have to actually purge what's already there So you have to identify certain government agencies that have gone so far off the grid So far off the reservation of where they should be like the Department of Education like the FBI and in both of those cases I have pledged to shut them down And in the case of the government indicated the Department of Education which actually visited in front of Washington D.C. yesterday I went right in front of it as I said We're going to shut it down That was not coming back I also went to the J. Edgar Hoover building in Washington D.C. yesterday And there I said yes of course we need federal law enforcement Of course that's an important function But when a particular agency and its culture becomes so corrupted and politicized the only right answer is to shut it down and create something new built from scratch like a startup to take its place And I think that that's actually one of the models that Trump did not use or maybe he didn't get to using as I said I want to take that agenda to the next level learning from those learning from those experiences I'm not saying I would have done it right on the first try either but I also don't believe in having to relearn the same lessons build on the foundation laid learn from it maybe even learn from him directly as I said I take him as an adviser but actually take that agenda the full distance to actually get that job done with moral authority and principled confidence Kind of like Reagan did in many ways too That's what I want to deliver Yeah
The Dan Bongino Show
Vivek Ramaswamy: Competition Breeds Innovation
"And if you were the nominee or Trump or the Santa or whoever it is you can all kind of learn a little bit from each other in the end when it's all over and you link shields Hopefully you take this thing back I'm sorry I didn't mean to interrupt you there No I thought you were asking me I just agree with you vehemently Dan is competition breeds innovation as we say in the private sector The same things actually true in politics Competition brings the best out of each of us And I'll say something about maga about America first These are big ideas They're bigger than any one man than any of us They're bigger than me they're bigger than desantis They're bigger than Trump I give Trump a lot of credit for starting this movement but to take it to the next level it's about putting America first and America wins in the end when we have many people who are interested in advancing that American cause and I'm in this race because I do Now in my case I'm 37 years old I'm a millennial I'm the first millennial candidate to ever run for U.S. president as a Republican And I'm doing it because I think the next generation of Americans is missing a shared national identity I want to create that for them I got two kids For their generation I think we need to create a missing national identity and through the question of what it means to be American And I think to put America first the moment we're in then is we have to first remember what America even is And that's the purpose of my campaign And you know what We've already seen examples of other candidates that are starting to advance some of the same policies that I've advocated for Some of my fans said that they found that they were irritating and they were criticizing others I said no no no guys This is a good thing We're sharing these ideas for a reason It's a good thing if other candidates espouse them So I embrace that actually
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Vivek Ramaswamy: What's Happening to Trump Is Wrong
"Thank you for your clarity on this. Is it difficult to show support for common sense and the rule of law when it comes to an indictment of the guy that you would like to beat ostensibly in 2024? Is that a does that put you in a tough position? I think it puts some politicians in a tough position. I'm frankly, I'm not in this as a professional politician. I'm in this to speak truth. Right. And so it wasn't hard for me to say that, yes, I'm running a defeat Donald Trump in this election. But what happened to him was wrong. It is a national disaster. I woke up this morning. I'm not being I'm not trying to be hyperbolic here. I literally felt like I woke up to a country that is not the country that I learned to pledge allegiance to as a kid. We are not a nation that allows the party in power to use police force to arrest its political opponents. That's exactly what's happening here. This is the stuff of banana republics. And I don't care if you're on the left or the right or you're running against Trump or not. We're running. I'm running to lead a country that safeguards certain values. And if those values are going to be gutted, what really matters is protecting that more than some electoral outcome. And so is it more convenient for some of us if Trump is in this race or is compromised? Sure, but put that to one side. I think that this politicized prosecution needs to end Alvin Bragg needs to put this case back on the shelf where it belongs. If this were anyone else other than Trump, it would have been charged as a misdemeanor at most. And I think that's wrong.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Arthur Aidala: 'Never Play Politics With People's Lives'
"Arthur idala is one of the best lawyers in America. He's a New York City trial attorney, joins us from New York City where I will be in just a few hours to cover all of this next week in Lower Manhattan. What size free Trump T-shirt should I get you? Should I order you counselor? Well, I'm thinking it's probably going to, this is going to plot in the phrase Trump Frank Sinatra's mugshot, which is a pretty popular mug shot for decades, but I think Elvis Presley's got one out there as well. Look, I've lived in this world. I grew up in this world. My dad was an assistant district attorney in the Manhattan DA's office under the DA who was called Frank Hogan. He was there for three decades plus. And, you know, Frank Hogan had an expression and he said, never play politics with people's lives. And in this particular case, Alvin Bragg is not just playing politics with Donald Trump's life. He's playing politics with the American lives because on so many levels. But on the most obvious one is people may want to vote for him for president of the United States. Now this does not eliminate him from running for president of the United States. What it definitely puts up speed bump in his path. If anyone could turn lemons into lemonade, there's no one better at it than Donald Trump. He'll figure out as you just said, some way to make this mug shot into something positive for his reelection. But it's just not how the system is supposed to work, Mike. And that's the bummer of this hope.
The Officer Tatum Show
Trump Indicted After Manhattan DA Probe for Hush Money Payments
"Crazy, crazy news out of New York. And crazy news for this country. They've now officially indicted former president Donald Trump for hush money paid in the stormy Daniels case. This is one thing that I think is very, very bizarre about this and it's crazy it's two left shoes and an 8 legged man. We're talking about a payment to a prostitute slash porn star that was made through his lawyer and he reimbursed his lawyer, but didn't no take that on campaign funds. And so they are going through all of this process to try to indict him because I'm assuming that the payment wasn't the problem. We don't know what the charges are, but was the payment the problem? I'm going to go and tell if you don't give me this money. You settle with them, you sign on disclosure, they don't tell, you paid in the money that's it. Is the crime and I have to see the charges. Is the crime that he didn't disclose them on campaign spending? Or is the crime paying somebody hush money? Right now I don't really know because we don't know what his indictment charges or at least from the articles that I've read. But let me just tell you this, man. It's two sides to this on how I feel. One side is a witch hunt. They doing everything they can to get Donald Trump embroiled in some type of controversy. Some type of conflict, indictment does not mean conviction, you're innocent, it's a proven guilty. So just because he's indicted, don't mean that it's going to go anywhere. But if they drag you into court in a tarnish your name, that's enough damage done. You don't have to go to jail. Then there's another side of it. Is that I would say that Trump should have done this. I don't know what other part to add to this.
WTOP
"each case" Discussed on WTOP
"For only $69. Proud thinking whether all the gates, good morning to Ian Crawford and the WTO traffic center. Bothered you know we started in Virginia once again, the work zone on 95 northbound as you come out of Frederick for getting across the rappahannock river. Pretty straightforward. One right lane getting by for the moment, but with all that said, we've had some stoppages here. Can not rule out additional ones before they pull the plug on this one, which I hope will be in the next hour and a half or so. With all that said, quiet ride so far as you make your way out of Frederick. But again, single right gets by. There's no reported delays as you make your way past, past garrisonville, or past fellow with where we have work zones blocking the right lane in each case, but doing so very quietly. Capitol beltway, interloop work after Arlington boulevard two left lanes getting by that ITER and outer loop between the GW Parkway and Georgetown pike and two right lanes get by there. 66, the ramp, eastbound to the interloop of the capitol beltway still blocked by work and Virginia state authorities say the ramp to the from westbound 66 to the outer loop. He is still blocked. I have reason to suspect that, but no camera evidence to contravene it. If you've got eyes on what's going on, westbound 66 on the ramp to the outer loop let us know. 8 6 6 three zero four WTO. Maryland, we had some works outbound on the BW Parkway before green bell road right lane was getting by hopefully that is, if not done in the wrapping up stage, 50 across the bay bridge looks like we are still doing the two way samba on the eastbound span of the bay bridge, but doing so without delay. In the district, no reported delays on the southeast or southwest freeways, D.C. two 95 and I two 95 issue free, Ian Crawford WTO traffic
WTOP
"each case" Discussed on WTOP
"Now was one 18 Probably good weather all the age and when it breaks rich hunters with this in the WTO traffic signal It's still struggling to put out that vehicle fire in 95 south on a shed south of the exit four of the Prince William Parkway again squeezing by single file to the left and again a lot of white smoke coming from that fire So again they're having some problems putting it out Please be careful There is a delay now getting past it and believe you are getting by on the left shoulder not necessarily the left flame but it is single file left squeezing by Don't be surprised if they actually have to stop traffic if they have some more equipment coming on scene We will keep you posted for now just be aware It is slow there now as a result of the cleanup of this vehicle fire we're trying to extinguish it at the very least 95 north on they've been working headed north to two 34 dumfries right up toward the interchange For Dale City exit one 56 you have been getting by the work single file to write but as of late no complaints of any delays and once you clear that nothing else in your way headed up toward the beltway in Springfield three 95 north remains in good shape between the beltway and 14th street bridge 66 west found as you cross over the bellway single left lane past the work zone between the street and one 23 and again between two 34 subtly wrote in the principal Parkway in each case down to a single left lane to the work zones eastbound between the Prince William Parkway and suddenly wrote just a single left lane blocked in the work and then further east all traffic diverted into the fairfax county Parkway service roadway to get around that work but as of late no complaints of any delays there but just be where you are being taken off the interstate briefly as a result of that work Quicker and safer travel is coming to I 66 to do this left eastbound lane from university boulevard to route 29 incentive will be closed at June 14th through the 19th more a transform 66 dot org rich hunter W two traffic Storm team four tracking the heat on your Wednesday going for high temperature of 90° and heat index into the low 90s can't roll out an isolated shower or store but most of us are dry Thursday though could become a weather alert day as we see a good chance for rain some of it heavy.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"each case" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Engine out seeking listen to that show. It's right there on the homepage of champions of the people dot com. It's free. All this is free. And this we're going to post a checklist. We don't have it posted yet. We're gonna post a checklist on carpooling back to school. What you need to know one of the most important parts. You can call us and ask us questions. But listen, you know, carpeting is not just, uh, well, you know, Mary is going to drive on Monday. John on Tuesday Gym on Wednesday. Uh, Alice on Thursday. What if somebody gets sick, etcetera? That's on our homepage. Okay, Brad, today's subject. We're going to talk about this accident. This incident that happened in Glenwood Springs on this ride at the amusement park. And we're going to talk about releases and waivers. And you know what's what's the biggest takeaway? Um uh, What's the what's the biggest takeaway on this situation? Because a lot of people believe they can't do anything about it. Uh, this stuff, right, you know, and, uh, that it worries me because we've done shows on this before and talked about where your rights are and where they are and what you have available to you in which you don't have available to you. And what you might be able to do in which might not be able to do and it, uh, we're repeating it to this week because I think that when people see it on the news, it's been on the news quite a bit, And they kind of get the idea. There's nothing they can do. Um, uh, about what's happening with with regard to their their cases and with regard to, um if they get hurt an amusement ride or if they get hurt in a in some type of amusement venture We have a lot of recreational ventures in Colorado, and we do have laws that state that they can publish these general liability waivers in the general liability waivers get signed, And as he gets signed, you get bound by him, and but that's not the end of the story. There's certain requirements that the general liability waivers have to include. They have to include certain language, for instance, that they don't have the word negligence in them. They're going to have a tough time saying, you wave specifically the word negligence. How they're written is going to be questioned because there's a lot of questions about Whether or not you you it's in what right kind of legalese that allows somebody know what's going on and understand what's being said, when they're presented and who signs them and how they in under what circumstances. In what the knowledge is of both the persons supplying the recreation and the person who is signing the waiver. So you know, in this particular case, I I'm not going to make a statement is to Weather and Glenwood Caverns. There's lawsuit available or or some kind of compensation available. Those parents who lost their child, It's a tragic event. Um, And the question is was. There's something this with respect Glenwood Caverns? Did they do something who was negligent and inappropriate? And if they did then It has to be addressed. And whether or not the liability waiver will hold up is another question. And I'm not so sure you just give up on it. Right. Exactly, And that's the issue. You know, That's the message. We did a show in this as well. Another show on amusement rides and releases on recreational type matters like one, you know, rafting. Snowmobiles skiing that sort of thing. So we went over the common lawn, which is the court made lives. You know, we inherited it from England. We've covered that many, many times on the show. There's also a statutory loss and you know the big picture in Colorado. That kicks kicks it off is this amusement park ride an incident that recently happened involving the death of a six year old girl? Uh, Brad said very tragic. In Colorado. The common law still applies. Uh so there's a couple of exceptions. Think about this. You have the General common long Then along comes the Legislature passes a statute specifically for the skin industry. Specifically for the scan industry. So if you're skiing and and there's an incident, so they say, Well, you have a release on your back of your ski ticket. That's that's one thing. And then there's a statute that covers and limits their liability. But that doesn't mean the end of the story. Also, then, along comes a Legislature when Colorado wanted to get major League baseball here 25 26 years ago. And they passed the statute because Major league Baseball wasn't gonna come. Let's get past the statute specifically exempting liability and protecting against liability for certain baseball. Batch flying in the air ball being hit balls being foul balls, etcetera, so That's the That's the general picture, but you get back to the amusement. Right? Bad. Uh, these? Yes, they say there's a release. Yes, they say there's a waiver sometimes you sign it. Sometimes you don't. Because it's just gonna ticket. Sometimes it's going to computer, they say, you know, you agree to the terms and conditions. So this is all based on contract lost the Bradleys cover that, you know, we have such things as adhesion contracts. We have such things as assumption of the risk of such thing as waiver, and you can't just automatically assume there's nothing you can do about this many times. There's something you can do legally about These so called Releases and so called waivers, but, yeah, there there are And you know, the first thing that has to be remembered as when we're dealing with this kind of stuff is, um, you know what's somebody's got to look at the circumstances under which things occurred. And the and I Do not think you can ever just go on or take a case and have somebody said they got here to hurt the amusement park. They got hurt in the recreational activity and just say, Well, you don't have a claim. The, uh you've got to see this specific waiver and you've got to see the circumstances under which it occurred. Uh, there is a lot of lot of, uh, of Belief and indications and there's cases out there that is stated that you've got to have the word negligence. If you're going to wait as somebody to wave your negligence. You've got to have the word negligence within the waiver. Um then you got to talk about circumstances under which the ticket was purchased. Under which the ticket got into the hands of this little girl or the parents for this little girl, you've got to talk about circumstances under which the whether or not they, uh there was gross negligence or something that exceeds just regular negligence and whether or not there was a waiver of those risks, whether or not there was an understanding of those risks and whether or not that information was provided. There's a lot of questions that come up. And in this case, I think there will be a lot of questions. Um, I'm sure they're going to get a hold of, uh, an attorney to take a look at it. And I hope the attorney does it looks into it. You've got to talk about whether or not The event was in existence or the existence of the vet was a duty to the public. In this case, it probably wasn't the but you look at the nature of the services performed. And whether the contract was fairly entered into. You want to know when the intention of the parties expressed or whether it's expressed in in the clearing it unambiguous language, and so are all those things being met. They are they being met? Such you understand what's happening, and and where are these tickets that they purchased a month in advance or weeks in advance, So they had a chance to review them, or they take it. They didn't have its history view. Exactly right. So we got a break coming up after the break. We're going to talk about the fact that this young girl, obviously six years old, was a minor. And what's that? What is the long Colorado with regard to minors and releases? Uh, because it's all important, but you know, uh, we weren't going to get on the area and do the show today, but we saw Some interviews with attorneys said. I've never been able to win one of these. And, uh and yeah, sometimes you can't you can. Sometimes the court dismissed them. It depends on the language right of the release. It depends on the circumstances, so each case has to be analyzed on its own. There's no general, all clad, bomb broad rule that you can't prevail at all. And Pollock Don't forget about our champions of the people. Injury show on KO Away today 8:50 A.m. 10 to 11. The subsidy is just it's your injury and your money. Why not Keep it?.
NEWS 88.7
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"The BBC World Service with me, Janet Giulio. We inherited a deadline, not a plan the words of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken as he defended the chaotic American withdrawal from Afghanistan. Testifying for the first time before Congress since the Taliban takeover last month, he was lambasted by Republicans who called it a disaster and a disgrace but backed by Democrat allies, Mr Blinken blamed the previous administration. He pointed out that it was Donald Trump, who struck a deal with the Taliban and said no one had foreseen how quickly Afghan government forces would collapse. Upon taking office. President Biden immediately faced the choice. Between ending the war or escalating. Had he not followed through on his predecessor's commitment attacks on our forces and those are allies would have resumed and the Taliban's nationwide assault on Afghanistan's major cities would have commenced. If 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars in support, equipment and training did not suffice. Why would another year another five Another 10 are North America correspondent Peter Bose told me more about sometimes testy exchanges at the U. S congressional hearing. Mr Blinken repeating what President Biden said about his reasoning for going ahead. With the withdrawal when he did, pointing out as we've just heard that over two decades, hundreds of billions of dollars was spent, and that was money that was spent on the Afghan forces training equipment supporting them. But in his view, as he just said, 5 10 more years wouldn't make any difference. And that has been really the key point that the White House has been making. For several weeks now, and he said no U. S military or intelligence officials thought that Afghanistan would fall so quickly. But if that the U. S hadn't pulled out when it did, it would have led to more bloodshed and the US having to increase the number of troops deployed in Afghanistan so really well rehearsed arguments, but he faced that I think the strongest criticism including calls for his resignation over the manner Of the withdrawal described by the top Republican on this committee as an unconditional surrender to the Taliban. Yes, some very angry voices among the Republicans, even one waving a picture of a dead soldier. But Democrats are accusing the Republicans of selective amnesia because it was Donald Trump. After all, who started this whole process. Yeah. That was a key area of defense that Mr Blinken used. He said that? Yes, there was a deal in place that essentially tied the hands of President Biden. Mr. Trump had reached an agreement with the Taliban without the Afghan government being party to it and that if he had attempted, Mr Biden has attempted to go back on it. It would have only led to more mayhem. He said US troops would have been attacked if that deadline had shifted, and he said that Biden administration really inherited a deadline. And not a plan. Republicans argue that the withdrawal could perhaps should have gone ahead. But with better planning to guarantee the safety of American citizens, the US allies in Afghanistan and to get out of the country a lot of the expensive military hardware that was left behind. Nevertheless them uncomfortable questions for Mr Blinken, not least about people still trapped inside Afghanistan. Yes, and he said there were about 100 American citizens. Still there, he said. Each case is being looked at everything was still being done to try to help up those people less detail on those allies of America. And there's a lot of concern that those people as Afghans that helped America Still trying to get out in a very, very perilous situation. Peterborough's BBC investigation.
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"We inherited a deadline, not a plan the words of US secretary of State and Lincoln as he defended the chaotic American withdrawal from Afghanistan. Testifying for the first time before Congress since the Taliban takeover last month, he was lambasted by Republicans who called it a disaster and a disgrace but backed by Democrat allies, Mr Blinken blamed the previous administration. He pointed out that it was Donald Trump, who struck a deal with the Taliban and said no one had foreseen how quickly Afghan government forces would collapse. Upon taking office. President Biden immediately face the choice between ending the war or escalating. Had he not followed through on his predecessor's commitment attacks on our forces and those are allies would have resumed and the Taliban's nationwide assault on Afghanistan's major cities would have commenced. Of 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars in support. Equipment and training did not suffice. Why would another year another five another 10? North America correspondent Peter Bose told me more about sometimes testy exchanges at the U. S congressional hearing. Mr Blinken repeating what President Biden said about his reasoning for going ahead with the withdrawal when he did, pointing out as we've just heard that over two decades, hundreds of billions of dollars was spent, and that was money that was spent on the Afghan forces training equipment supporting them. But in his view, as he just said 5 10 More years wouldn't make any difference. And that has been really the key point at the White House has been making for several weeks now. And he said no U. S military or intelligence officials thought that Afghanistan would fall so quickly. But if that the U. S hadn't pulled out when it did, it would have led to more bloodshed and the US having to increase the number of troops. Deployed in Afghanistan so really well rehearsed arguments, but he faced that I think the strongest criticism including calls for his resignation over the manner of the withdrawal, described by the top Republican on this committee as an unconditional surrender. To the Taliban. Yes, I'm very angry voices among the Republicans, even one waving a picture of a dead soldier. But Democrats are accusing the Republicans of selective amnesia because it was Donald Trump. After all, who started this whole process. Yeah. That was a key area of defense that Mr Blinken used. He said that? Yes, there was a deal in place that essentially tied the hands of President Biden. Mr. Trump had reached an agreement with the Taliban without the Afghan government being party to it and that if he had attempted, Mr Biden has attempted to go back on his It would have only led to more mayhem. He said US troops would have been attacked if that deadline had shifted. And he said that Biden administration really inherited a deadline and not a plan. Republicans argue that the withdrawal could perhaps should have gone ahead but with better planning to guarantee the safety of American citizens, the US allies in Afghanistan And to get out of the country a lot of that expensive military hardware that was left behind. Nevertheless, some uncomfortable questions for Mr Blinken, not least about people still trapped inside Afghanistan. Yes, And he said there were about 100 American citizens. Still there, he said. Each case is being looked at. Everything was still being done to try to help those people less detail on those allies of America. And there's a lot of concern that those people as Afghans that helped America still trying to get out in a very, very perilous situation. Peter Bows, BBC investigation.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"Were not in that position during the election you took office in January. Um, but you certainly have, uh, made it a point to bring yourself up to speed on exactly what happened. You wrote a 37 page treatise on This election and you state rather bluntly and unqualified and I quote This election wasn't stolen. How do you know that's correct Because I'm an empiricist and I looked at the data and I looked at the available research and I looked at the methodology. And there's not one shred of data. That suggests that the election is stone, and there's lots of data to say that everything checked out so Before this Senate led audit. It's not like the county had done nothing we have done all the statutorily required tests and more. And when I say we again I mean the county and then when I took office in January, me and of course, you have a political leadership by you and your team. But 95 98% something like that of the office. Our civil service holdovers correct And a lot of these people are seasoned professionals who have been with the office for over 20 years and Guided over many Republican victory. And I, my dad. If if somebody wants to make party, you know, inference on that That office has been held by a Republican, except for the last four years as long as anybody can remember. Right, And that's another curious point that you brought up now twice as that look I ran against the previous officeholder. I didn't hold him in the highest esteem ever. But the truth is the truth. And while I have no incentive to lie In fact, perhaps it would be to my benefit to go out and say, you know, well, the former recorder, you know he did all this and that, But the election wasn't stolen, and I'm not going to lie about that. And like I said, all the data says it's not stolen. Um and I've really spent the last eight months digging into this and learning everything I possibly can and like I said Facts and logic. Drive my study and stop. The steal movement has no facts and logic and the county officials did everything properly. So let's let's go to one thing that prevents since not many people talk about and that's that the county Oversaw a hand count audit of the ballots after the immediately after the November 3rd elections, so the way that this is done, and this is statutorily required is they get designees from the major political parties. They sit in groups of three those designees, not county employees. But Republicans, Democrats, independents. Liberal Republicans, Democrats. Libertarians sit in groups of three and they counted over 47,000 votes, and those votes matched 100% with what the machines tabulated them. So when you talk about stuff like, Oh, the Dominion machines were switching votes. Well, here, you have a statistically significant number of votes, and they match 100%. So that's this abuse that notion, Then we did additional test when I took office because, as I have consistently stated I was not opposed to the idea of doing further tests. I think that could be potentially good hygiene for the system, and I was certainly aware that lots of Republicans had reasonably or not lost confidence in the system. So together with the board of Supervisors, we enlisted two seasoned professional, longstanding reputable elections technology companies to come in and independently assess whether the machines could have been hacked whether they could have been manipulated whether they could have been connected to the Internet, whether they could have switched votes or anything else. Nefarious and the answers were no, no, no and no and so again, and that's built into all the inherent checks and tests that we have. Which eye detail at some length in that letter, so You know, at some point, put up or shut up. And there's no put up and you know they tried and there were eight court cases in the immediate aftermath, challenging Maricopa County's elections, and I believe in our court systems. I'm a huge believer in our court system. And in each case, you know plaintiffs lost, and in some of those cases, they lost spectacularly. The cracking case which was filed in the federal District Court. Didn't even survive a motion to dismiss. Which means, you know, on the 10 B six standard means it didn't even rise to the level of plausible. Sorry I'm running off here. No, I just as a layman with some understanding the law. I want to make sure we don't lose people. On that point. My layman's understanding of that is If you if a case is brought in, and it simply lacks any credibility whatsoever. It's just not remotely plausible. A judge can throw it out early. And you don't go through the entire is that? Is that a fair statement clearly And that is a hard thing to achieve as a defendant because because the default position is hold the whole trial and see The default position is perceived to discovery absolutely, and proceed to the case. It is, you know, plaintiff friendly at that point, you just have to allege something that is the least plausible. And yet we've seen throughout the entire country. That these cases have been dismissed on motions to dismiss and not only that, but a lot of the attorneys bringing these cases have been sanctioned. They've been disbarred. Rudy Giuliani, My former presidential aspirant and leader, has been disbarred from both New York State and Washington, D. C. For making bald faced lying statements that have no validity and that any good faith a lawyer would not allege in a court of law. And I've noticed there were a number of our attorneys who argued really frivolous things right up until the moment when they had to go in court, and then we're smart enough to back off of that. They knew that there would be sanctions. You can you can lie on the street just can't like for the Court of Twitter is very different from the federal District Court or the Maricopa County Superior Court. And I would encourage people to look to the ladder rather than the former for truthful statements, and Sidney Powell herself who is the progenitor of so many of these claims of fraud, has completely reversed her position now that Dominion is suing her for defamation. And so you know that that that's why and there's no, there's no evidence of fraud. In fact, everything is to the contrary. The signatures were.
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"The beach. Maybe sees T J. Holmes video shows the officer grabbed for her phone and things get physical. Phone is not to the ground. As the altercation goes on. The officer eventually gets ahold of her before the two finally separate, and then Brown walks away. She says There were other people on the beach that night, but believes she was targeted. Why did this happen? My honest answer. Black women walking and walking after hours. I guess I looked suspicious. Chicago authorities are now investigating. Chicago Police are looking for suspects and three armed robberies that took place blocks apart in under an hour in river north. The crimes took place very early this morning or between 1 32 30 in the 200 block of West East Erie Street, the 600 block of North LaSalle in the 300 block of West Ontario. In each case, the armed suspects approached the victims and robbed them and in one case One victim was shot in the back and taken to an area hospital. More Chicago neighborhoods could soon be going to pot. Here's Kim Gordon, Chicago Alderman Advanced mayor Life. Let's plan to eat zoning rules for marijuana dispensaries to allow more open and more of the downtown area. The mayor says it would make it easier for minority applicants to get into the business now dominated by white owned companies. Dispensaries would not be allowed to Michigan Avenue Navy Pier in the south Loop. The proposal goes to the full City Council next week. Kim Gordon 8 90 WLS News. Jesse Sullivan, founder of Alter Global in San Francisco, is planning to announce today his intentions regarding the Republican race for Illinois governor That's around 4 30 this afternoon in his hometown of down ST Petersburg. He reportedly has received $11 million. In donations. WLS News time is 10 03. To the roads. We go, and it looks like we have an accent. The left lane of the inbound Ryan, This is a canal Port Avenue. They're clearing one at Garfield Boulevard that have been slowing things down there. We'll bring you another traffic update coming up in 15 minutes. Make sure you.
KLIF 570 AM
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"Welcome back to the gym. Bohannon show at 18665. Oh, Jimbo! 1866554626. We're talking With Attorney John O'Connor. He's a trial attorney based in San Francisco. And we're looking at things that could happen to private citizen Andrew Cuomo as the break intervened. He was talking a bit about what charges he would bring to against Cuomo. Were he the prosecutor in the case, and there was, in fact going to be a prosecution pleads to conclude your thoughts. Well, Jim, I would say, you know that if you're going to look for criminal case, and I don't think there will be any, let me hasten that that but I would try something, and I'm sure they have degrees assault in New York. But an assault is any unwanted touching or uh or so forth. Uh, any unwanted intrusion on your bodily space. You can assault without touching someone. So it seems to me that if he comes up and you know, kisses someone that It's not wanting him to kiss him. Uh, you know that sort of thing If he's putting his hand where he shouldn't put it, which would offend normal behavior. If it's normal for someone to put a hand on a shoulder, then that's okay. But on the other hand, coming up to somebody and putting a hand on a woman's, uh, behind, that's something else. I think that's probably technically an assault. So there's enough of them so that each case proves the other. You get bring 11 of and maybe out of the 11. Maybe only seven of them are worthy of true assault allegations, But you bring those Now that said, I think that as I repeat, and I'm probably repeating myself, I think the deal has been cut. Nobody's going to prosecute the guy that really stalking about gosh. What a wonderful guy Andrew Cuomo as he did so many wonderful things, because, after all, he's a Democrat and boy he had. He was a little old fashioned here, and it's just too bad and he'll rehabilitate themselves. Biden is going to point him someplace. This thing is gonna blow over. Uh and by design. No, I don't think it should. And I hope these women keep at him, and I hope it's discovered whether Leticia James has agreed to indemnify him for everything. I think she probably has. So I think there's Some scandal to uncover here, but it's more in the realm of sort of in a way a certain kind of cover up of him. These things are not within the course and scope of his duties. It's one thing if you drive a car if Jim Bowen and this is in his business, and he runs into somebody and does a fender bender Your your your employer picks that up. If you're outside the scope, and you're just out on the lark. Well, you've done it your own insurance. So I think Andrew Cuomo should not be indemnified in this because nothing he did was in the course and scope of his duty in terms of Sexually harassing people. That's not something especially a guy who's issued an edict in 2013 about enough is enough and puts down all the rules that you can't violate any violates. So if there's one person who knows what the rules are, and those you can't violate its he, Andrew Cuomo. So that's where I would go on this. I think that we should watch Leticia James. I think reporters should be alert and ask them these questions. I think they'll forget about it. I think they're depending on media and Asia here. And things are going to move on. So I I hope I'm wrong. But unfortunately if you're cynical You're probably right. Fair enough. Alright, we'll ask him about a any civil suits in just a moment. Right now I call from Joe in Nashville for trial Attorney John O'Connor. Good evening, Jim. Greetings from a fellow and catcher and several suits was exactly what I wanted to ask Mr O'Connor to comment on. I understand. They're probably deals about criminal, uh, cases, you know, not being filed, but civil suits you got, uh The women on one side who claim uh, that that they were sexually assaulted or harassed. And then, uh, on the other side, the Children of men and women who died because of being supposed to covert. I know there's some Uh, yeah. Indemnity for, uh, for officials that is often unfair. They as you mentioned Mr O'Connor, but, uh, you know, the, uh Equal protection under the 14th amendment. You know you can't buy. It's not toots and then still claiming indemnity, so I'll ask what you think it seems like He's going to be, uh, the Cuomo will be just inundated with lawsuits. And of course, I guess that depends on the extent of the indemnification. Uh, John, right, and what I would say is on the Covid suits to stayed in New York is going to pay for every old person that died. Because of covid in those nursing homes. They're going to pay because their life expectancy is load. The payout is going to be lower than if you're a 40 year old, but they'll pay for that. And it's clearly negligent. It's just this thing that I don't think that that particular order is something that While it's negligent and stupid and all sorts of things, they're probably not going to get him criminally, and but the state will pay and then the state. Here's my point to the caller is the state will also pay these women to go away for the sexual harassment by Andrew Cuomo. And I think that's where I start scratching my head and saying, Well, I'm not so sure the state the taxpayers should be paying for Andrew Cuomo. For all his misadventures, but I think it's going to happen. That's where I think the reporters. Look, I have no problem might defended the government in many capacities and local state federal They should pay for the covid cases. They should indemnify. There's a live question is whether they should indemnify and pay for the settlement of the defense and the settlements of the women. I think they're going to do it. And you mark my words. They're not letting him out there alone to fend for himself and pay his legal bills. That's part of the deal. That was cut. He cut it and then what happens is they're hoping we'll forget in nine months from now. Reporters at a press conference have tasked Leticia James, did you agree? To defend Andrew Cuomo. She'll come up with a lot of big..
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"I will gladly put you on hold and make that happen. I know you. Linda's told me that you have a go fund me page to Try and raise. You know, money's for this effort. I do know that through generous donations of others that you know this is not going to be based fully on your ability to pay for this surgery because I don't think anybody could afford to pay for it. Now we're actually and that's kind of where we're at right now is he's had 58. Facial reconstructive surgeries already at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. His last surgery was in June of 2020. And at that point, there was nothing more that could be done for him there and we were referred to the Cleveland Clinic. And we've made two visits there, but there's um no grant money or any finances, and we're in the spot of trying to raise over a million dollars for his surgery there. He said. Let me suggest an alternative path. Okay? That would be great. OK now and I'm not saying not to keep you go fund me page up and we'll even link it on our website. Oh, thank you. Let me let me let me pass this on to Dr Rodriguez. Okay, He's become a very take. I wouldn't say a dear friend, but somebody that I've come to admire a lot. And let me see if and I'm pretty sure confident that I can arrange a meeting with you and your husband and your son. And like, like the people that we featured In the show. Um Patrick Hart is in which is the volunteer firefighter, Right? And, um, you know, it just didn't come down to dollars and cents. It wasn't about money. It was about the science. And it was about improving people's quality of life. I mean, Patrick described this situation where now he had an entire floor is a violent, uh, volunteer firefighter. Collapse on him. Joe DiMaggio had He worked the overnight shift, and he fell asleep behind the wheel of a car 80% of his body was burned. I mean, it's just terrible. And I can tell you in each case this was not that they're not going to sit there and negotiate about money. They're going to see if you can help In both cases they had had as many surgeries if not more than your son. And skin grafts and the pain that goes along with it. So what I'd like to do with your permission. I'll put you in touch with with Dr Rodriguez and the team at N y u Langone and see if they can help him out. That no, that that would be amazing. We've shared our story a little bit within Michigan, and he's been interviewed on three local TV stations. And once we got the word out about him We've received so many letters and messages about Derek's story, just inspiring and helping others and we had our first public speaking event, and, you know, I'm just so incredibly proud of the direction that he's taking, you know, potentially this negative in his life and how he's trying to turn it around and help others. So a face transplant would be life changing for him. Let me let me make the contact and will try and follow up. And I believe it or not, as we were talking. I was already texting Doctor Rodriguez and his Senate. A copy of your story. Okay. All right. I appreciate it so much. Linda. Why don't you take Lisa's number, and I'll make the connection between the two of them at the at the appropriate time, Okay? Will do, boss Amsterdam my best to your son too. And just tell your son this for me. You know, I know we are a society where we probably judge people way too much by their looks. But it's what's inside. It's not a cliche. It's your heart. Your mind your spirit, your soul that really matters. And I'm sorry. All of this happened to him. Um, but there is hope. Did he watch the special? Um, he did not watch the special. He actually has a feeding machine. And at that point in the night, he's actually hooked up to that machine. So he was not able to watch it. But my husband and I did watch it. And I shared the story with him. I'm going to send you a copy of it right now. I'll have Linda texted t. Okay, That would be fantastic. Thank you so much for your time. I really thank you and then our best to you and to your son are many prayers, Lot of love and let's see what? Let's see. We can come out of this call, okay? Okay. Thank you so much. You're very welcome..
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The $100 MBA Show
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"Episode but for now taken away susan ever wonder why certain people can just get under your skin at work. Or maybe you feel like you aren't having the right conversations in your team meetings more than likely your team is composed of people with many different. Any ram tights. The any graham is a powerful model to help you understand your own leadership style and the style of those you work with in this session. I'll i explain what the any graham is and how it applies to leadership and business then give insights on how the graham can help you. Better understand yourself and the motivations and working styles of your colleagues then. i'll share. Why tool is far more powerful than traditional tools. Such as disk or myers briggs readership growth. And how it's particularly impactful in unlocking team performance. Finally i'll share the best assessment tools and a resource site for you to learn how to find the graham to things like how to give effective feedback to those of different types. Some do's and don'ts kind of delegate to different types or how to resolve conflict even how to be more influential and persuasive based on your tight so my firm taj leadership has been at the forefront of applying the model of the any graham to help executives. Get clarity on these types of questions that i started with and help them shift to a higher level performance. My team and i created a resource site filled with tools to help you. Apply the wisdom of the graham in your working relationships. But let's start with. What is the any of graham so the word any graham derives from the greek words. Any ah which means nine and graham which means something written or drawn and it refers to a nine pointed figure inscribed in a circle there are nine different primary types nine different leadership styles. No one owns the any agreem- and that's one of the reasons. I love it but some would say it's a sacred symbol that is even referenced way back in homer's the odyssey i'm gonna describe the nine types but i'm not gonna go into too much detail gonna list what they are you can find more description of all of the nine types at e. r. tools dot com. Your they are tight. One is the principled reformer tight to is the strategic supporter type. Three is the productive performer. Type four is the offensive. Creative take five is the analytical specialist take. Six is the skeptical trouble shooter type. Seven is the enthusiastic visionary type aid to the powerful challenger title. Nine is the modest mediator. So if you don't know your type you can go to any graham applied dot com and find the link to our favorite tool and by the way how you spell the any any. Graham is e. n. n. e. a. g. r. a. m. and then apply dot com. Often people misspell any grab so important to spell that out so why does the grand matter well. Individuals working in every industry and at all levels of an organization can benefit from having a growth mindset. You know even if you're at the top of your field there's room to grow and especially when it comes to the key. Success factor of emotional intelligence if we focus on continuing learning to be more aware of our internal experience and happens in our interactions with others. We can be more effective and more successful in things we do and frankly then more happy and satisfied in our life and work. So why is it the most powerful tool. So i'm passionate about the any graham and its power to unlock leadership potential. And i've been working with this tool for almost eight years. And it's been just transformative for teams and senior leaders alike. the complexity and depth are far greater than. Let's say similar tools. That i mentioned for like myers briggs or disc. It's more impactful in team settings than anything have worked with. Though i would say over twenty years now. I've been specializing in leadership development. And the reason is any graham. Gets two core motivations. What drives you where other tools are. Just generally looking at surf the surface level of behavior so getting to the level of motivations. The behaviors can look very different from person to person but we may be driven by the same things So you can think about it as like an iceberg and above the surface are things we can see which are the behaviors but deep below the surface. The heart of the iceberg are the core motivators. Which we don't know but we might surmise from behaviors when you get to the level of motivation. The opportunity for leadership. Transformation is much greater and the any graham specifically provides a map for your individualized growth path. Which i found is unlike any of the other tools out there. it's also really great team sessions So let me give an example. For instance with myers briggs. I can't remember all the acronyms are sixteen. Different ones Much less what. My team members are like your e i n t p. so how. how do i relate to you. And oh you're in the n. T. j. So how'd you feedback. I've just found in working with teams that It's much harder for leaders to really apply that in their team setting how they interact with each other but the any graham is much different. It has very memorable archetypes. There are nine but it also has the granularity because each type has three subtypes but you only need to remember the main type working with. So how does it help. You grow your leadership. The any graham diagram itself can serve as a powerful growth. Map by providing customized very meaningful has development reach personality type. How how does it do that. So each type is connected to four other types. There are two on either side of the diagram referred to as your wing points an to airline points that are connected to the main tight through these internal airlines with the diagram. So be four types. Offer very specific development stretches the wing points provide more gentle development steps and the airline provide more radical development movements to really create sustainable shifts. You wanna work on the airline directed toward your any graham type. I and then integrate the arrow line that points away from next when you look at the diagram you'll see and you can see the diagram on the website that i mentioned. Er tools dot com in each case. The healthy qualities associated with these four types suggests growth tips to take to achieve more balance.
The Interchange
"each case" Discussed on The Interchange
"So we've got three. I think that we want to run through And in each case we we should talk about what is the opportunity. How can we apply. L. to do something better to help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions And then we should talk about. The challenges are to adoption. Obviously we haven't solved any of these problems. That's why there's still problems. So i one pre. Maybe i'll start with you. I know you spend a lot of time a power system optimization and applications of lt techniques there can you give us an example or two within the power system of how we can and perhaps how we are using an all to do something better so I guess to even step back for a second and talk about when i say power system optimization the refer to really broad umbrella of applications and so they're chew that i want to highlight one is if you're sitting in a power sector control room power system control room you're trying to you. Know always have this balance between the amount of power supply it into the grid and the amount of power consumed in from the great at any given moment subject to various kinds of physical constraints. And so i will use like a optimal power flow one of these power system optimization problems as sort of an example but of course there are many different kinds of optimization problems that are being solved in that control room in order to to manage power and in that particular case the the key challenge is basically that you know we have these power system optimization problems like a c. optimal power flow that have to be solved at increasing speed. Because as we have you know variable renewables coming onto the grid we need to schedule our grids more frequently in order to accommodate that uncertainty and we have to solve them at increasing scale as you have more devices coming onto the grid and already these existing power system optimization problems are really large and the really slow to solve so the question is how can we actually speed up how these power system optimization problems run in order to make it tractable manage higher renewable power grids.
WHAS 840 AM
"each case" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Are, How do you keep on paying the freight to update And virtually B as in Hackable is possible, which is not possible. But you have to keep on refreshing, like on a daily basis weekly basis. You gotta find some way to coordinate. Those kinds of things. I mean, that's kind of the idea behind your credit card ship, right? Like every chip. It just kind of differently. He goes in there gives a different numbers so that people can't hack that chip. I don't know what I mean. Obviously, I had it's no difference and then plumbers, electricians, other crafts, You know, auto mechanics that have to constantly update their skills. And as my son is trying to find his way into a career path that he'd like to pursue I quietly man throwing him out to attack Air Force. Um and you know stuff in 10 software engineering and with good spot back exactly because this is not going away, and this is gonna be probably one of the most stable career field you can get into. Absolutely. And you know the FBI. I mean, they hire career hackers. A zay understand it to be able to stop actors or or a Gleason Bint Had hackers is what they call him. OK, there you have it and, you know, fight against These cyber criminals, you know, And you know, we're not the only place that has this happen and then the other problem. I mean, these guys are out of Russia. You think Rush is going to go after him for doing it? No. Because in the problem with all foreign hackers is that we have the United States or any other nation have no authority to really take them on. So you know, it's a It's just a conundrum as they like to say, Well, it's for every every every virus every virus that's created. There's a hacker or there's there's a counter party. It's a ying and Yang will be till the end of time. So you know, for every every stop you put up, there will be black hat hackers that will be out trying to defeat it. That's just nature of the beast. Toshiba got hit the latest business to be hit by cyber tech. Well that we know that's kind of silly to say their businesses and Municipalities getting hit every day, Japanese broadcaster in HK reported that the electron ex firm was hacked by the group bonus dark side as well. Ah, A source familiar with the situation says it was so she was European business unit that was hit. So she has confirmed that it was investigating a possible hacking and that it will release a strategy. Brief fling. At some point today and s. Oh, there you have it. That's kind of what we know. For now. The report back to Colonial says the hackers provided Colonial with that tool to restore the computer. But like I was saying, it really took a while. For this, uh Theo take so to speak. I don't know what it took so long. It just wasn't an instant turn off their turn off the switch so you could get that freedom. But you got to think. What would they leave something behind there where they could do this again? I don't know that while you can guarantee that with each case, and this will happen again, it will happen after that. And after that, and after that And so would you do much like when they built the vaccine for covert 19 people like how they come up with it so fast while they built it upon layer upon layer upon layer upon layer of experiences they've been through, so hackers are now going to get together white hat, hackers and black hat. Hackers are going to get together in this Never ending game will be with us as long as civilization is here and again, if you're you're looking for a new maybe the pandemic caused you lose your job and you're looking for a new career field. This might be one. You want to kind of take a look at because when you start controlling information As we've just found out, you could be a very, very powerful person. Meanwhile, there's still like half of the station's gas stations in Virginia and North Carolina are without petrol without the fuel there. No, and I think Atlanta.
Metal Mantra Podcast
"each case" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast
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Women and Crime
"each case" Discussed on Women and Crime
"Most people say she acted very strange in this relationship. She demanded that she become his girlfriend and when he gave her a ring she declined and said she didn't want to get married but then at another point she asked him to marry her a lot of strange things. She refused to hold his hand in public she. She reportedly would only sex him once a month. They had very violent fights in which stephen was the victim of domestic violence. She would need him in the groin. She also had a habit of lying. She made several claims that she had been raped and that stephen had aids. Oh wow she also claimed that even raped her but all of these things were never corroborated and likely ally when you at her previous behavior but her behaviors continued when she was suspected of smearing feces along the walls of a nursing home where she trained. That doesn't even make sense to me to be honest. Now i don't i don't i don't even see where that fits was any pattern but okay god so that's just an example of this kind of odd behavior. She was having her. Attendance was also very poor due to the amount of illnesses illnesses that she had and as a result of all of this. She ended up failing her nursing examinations. Well it's interesting because you said she dropped out of school so she must've gotten a ged then gone back and for nursing. Okay i get it. I'm putting it together. God despite beverly's history of poor attendance and odd behavior. She was hired on a temporary six month. Contract at the chronically understaffed grantham and cast of in hospital in lincolnshire in nineteen ninety and this is where beverly began to work as a nurse in the children's ward at the time there were only to train nurses on the day shift and one for the night so when she started. It was very much understaffed and it seems that. Even though she failed her nursing exams they may have been desperate. And that's why they were giving her like temporary contract. Okay people. She worked with started noticing. Strange things about her behaviour not long after she began working there while talking to other nurses. Beverly would often make strange statements at one time. She claimed that a poltergeist stuck a carving knife into a pillow that this poltergeists had set her bathroom curtains on fire and fed tablets to her. Landlady's dog none of this makes sense. Nor is it supposed to make because you're looking at me like what are you well. This sounds like delusional. So i'm not sure if she's now blurred the line between you know what i mean like exaggeration to delusion yup and while she worked at this hospital the police were called on two different occasions. One time to investigate a kitchen fire and another time. They were human feces found in the refrigerator. All my god. A few nurses express that they thought that beverly should have a psychiatric examination but they never said anything to her. I don't know if they were scared of her. They just felt like it wasn't their place but either way it was at this hospital that the tragic events at the center of today's episode took place. There are several victims in this case. And of course they all deserve to have their stories. Heard i'm going to discuss each. But i'm not going to spend too long on the specifics of each case because for the sake of time. I wanna make sure that we are able to talk about the arrest. The trial the aftermath of theory. So i might not so much time on victims as we normally would like to..
Gangland Wire
"each case" Discussed on Gangland Wire
"I have anthony solano on zoom call. So you'll be able to see it on youtube also if you'd rather if you wanna go see what he looks like and twenty two years with the nypd in a variety of different post like all of us. Did you gotta spend some time in uniform. You gotta spend a time. Some time was maybe a detective in a different unit. He spent a lot of time with working organized. Crime in new york city. So we're going to talk to him about his experiences. He also has written a couple of novels a crime novels since he's left the pd. So welcome county and thank you filing. It's good to have you let let's start talking about in a little bit about your overview of your career with the nypd. Okay to the police department actually occurred i was on a bus going to college is only about a twenty minute ride from the time you know. Twenty is all line years old. I didn't really know what i wanted to be until i show these two policemen come on On the bus and they happen to sit directly across from where i was sitting on the bus were on their way to go up because his the hand and three things stroke me about that is. The first thing was a on the bus with not having them. Hey i thought that was the second thing was they had these guns and i thought that was pretty impressive. Third thing that struck me was they were happy and the the cops were happy time which other ended up thinking that maybe that would be something. I could do the police tests. And i got appointed w later i can finally went on at least one in uniform. After a year. Until i i ended up as an anti-crime cop basically they will claim. Plain-clothes detail we would jump at. It actually gives make arrests stuff like that. So crimes being committed in progress them wanted to the organized crime. Control bureau a section Exhibition and i spent some time in. And i wanted to journalist. Repairs force was made up of the agency state troopers and the a
WTVN
"each case" Discussed on WTVN
"Every man should have the right to have his grievances resolved in an orderly fashion without fear of Reprisal. Every man who performs his work should have security on his job. Every man should have adequate insurance to meet the needs of unexpected illness or death. And the letter went on from there, and it concluded that these were not issues of race relations that it was about economic, justice and dignity for all of those who work for a living. On February 29th. The mayor published a letter of his own in the Memphis Press Scimitar in which he maintained again that the strike was illegal and that no negotiation would happen until everyone returned to work. Only after everyone went back to work. Would he meet with representatives of the public works Department and, in his words, quote, make our meaningful grievance procedure even more meaningful. The letter said that the mayor would recommend an eight cent raise, but it also made it clear that he would not approve dues checkoff. The mayor also sent letters to every striking worker, and each letter invited that man back to work that day without union recognition and without any other concessions. The union filed a suit against the city in federal court. The court rejected that suit on March 1st the same day the mayor's home was vandalized, and he blamed the striking workers. By this point, the Memphis strike had started to gain more attention among national civil rights leaders, Reverend Lawson and was a friend and colleague of Dr Martin Luther King Jr and he had been in touch with him about the strike. And on March 5th. The announcement came that King was coming to Memphis. We're going to talk more about this part of the story after we first pause for little sponsor break. Paper. Ghosts is a true crime podcast that investigates the search for the person responsible for the abductions of four missing girls in neighboring New England towns For more than 50 years, Each case has remained unsolved. Every day is like being lost in limbo. I pray every day that we finally said so we couldn't go on. It wasn't until this past year that things took an unexpected turn a breakthrough answers. Two decades old questions in witness is finally ready to talk. I don't think that's the person that was there. I can't describe what he's married. I smell him a mile away. Jesus, Mary and Joseph seen a whole Tess amount of grief for many. You know what I think it is. Listen to paper, ghosts on the I heart radio app, apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Born of smokeless flame, the Djinn existed before mankind itself. Billions of people throughout history and across continents have believed in these.