35 Burst results for "Escobar"
Mark Levin
Veronica Escobar Stuck on the Money Spent Than Findings of Durham Report
"Now Veronica Escobar I don't believe she's of the Escobar Drug family south of the border I don't believe she is Veronica Barton nonetheless was a Democrat from Texas and she was on CNN cut 5 go I have not yet read the Durham report but I have definitely had an opportunity to look through some of it I've heard reports about it We spent an awful lot of money as an American government on a regular basis Spent $6 million I think I heard that Mueller spent like $35 million But isn't it funny the overspending debt pushing leftist Democrats are concerned about $6 million $6 million is it even a rounding error for these people They're very worried about it here 6 million Oh yeah yeah we get 6 What did it get us It exposed the entire FBI you for As the dangerous institution that it is go ahead Essentially proves no wrongdoing But the fact that chairman Jordan what These are the Democrats I'm telling you this is where they come down They come down on tyranny They come down on empowerment That is empowering themselves This is where they stand for And they are not going to do anything Anything To the FBI except applaud it and give it cover And the FBI knows it Christopher wray knows it
AP News Radio
Senga pitches Mets past Marlins 5-2 in Citi Field debut
"The mets knocked off Miami for the second consecutive day with a 5 to two victory Japanese right hander kodai sanga picked up his second MLB win with 6 solid innings allowing one run with 6 strikeouts. He impressed David Robertson, who picked up the save. Second time I've seen him throw in a lot of big league game and he's got exceptional stuff. He's fills up the zone, his breaking stuff's really good. His ghost pitch, fork ball, whatever you want to call it it's gross. Highlighting the mets offense, Pete Alonso, and Eduardo Escobar, each with two run homers, Trevor Rogers took the loss. Mike mancuso, New York
AP News Radio
Colombia proposes shipping invasive hippos to India, Mexico
"Colombia is proposing transferring dozens of hippopotamuses that live near Pablo Escobar's former ranch to India and Mexico as part of a plan to control their population. The hippos, which are territorial away up to three tons have spread to far beyond Escobar's hacienda Napoli's ranch along the magdalena river, environmental authorities estimate that could be about 130 in the era and their population could reach 408 years the ranch and the hippos have become a sort of tourist attraction in the years since the kingpin was killed by police in 1993, when his ranch was abandoned the opposed survived and reproduced in local rivers and favorable climatic conditions to successfully export such animals for hippos would be lured with food into large iron containers and transfer by truck to the international airport. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
The Dan Bongino Show
Julie Kelly: Veronica Escobar Invokes Jan. 6 During Speaker Vote
"So I'm listening to congresswoman Democrat Veronica Escobar right now She's putting in for the 13th time Hakim Jeffries name And as she speaking Julie she of course did what every sleazy Democrat is done today And somehow tried to compare this a constitutional process to pick a speaker to January 6th what happened the events I mean this is just really disgusting what's going on right now The invocation of January 6th to imply all these really horrible things Well in her use of the word term a day that will live in infamy as you know Dan and as we have talked about the Democrats really want the American people to believe that this what happened on January 6th was comparable to Pearl Harbor the Oklahoma City bombing and more shamefully that September 11th This is just part of their narrative building but it is so despicable and it really is shameful for the families who lost loved ones in all three of those horrific legitimate terror attacks So this is just such overreach by the Democrats
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"It's like, yeah. She's been doing her all kinds of awkward during that session. I got some good stuff. Listen, I'm the one that got your fucking name wrong. I know. You looked scared like I was gonna murder you. Because you're like, oh my God, she's watching this right now. I know it's a care less. I don't care. If you get my name wrong, I never will. I never have. I never will, but you're just like, the horror. Like you were so upset with yourself. I kind of enjoyed that I instilled that type of fear in you, but you must know I could care less if you do. I did not well because it's just so bad. You know what it was. It was one of those things where I'm like, it's because when you're not here, so I wanted to honor you and be like, and then say like, she's not here. And call out your name and make sure that you were in it, and then I, you know, the one thing I get up and I fucked it up. And so it was like, it was amazing. Oh God, Jennifer was so funny. All right, so shall we continue on, dude. We're so over it. Well, welcome to the end of 2022. Welcome to the end. Welcome to the beginning of 2023, May it be way better than last year, because I don't know why. But last year, just hurt for many reasons. 2022 was a struggle. It was the struggle, but not next year next year we have so many amazing things happening that I couldn't even tell you all about them all in one episode. That's how many things are happening. Yeah, baby. Yes. And just keep tuning in and we'll be back around the 9th, right? Well, we are recording our very first episode of 2023 on January 9th, which is a Monday at our usual time, at least at this moment, as far as we know. 1 p.m. eastern. And we're going to be going, we go live on YouTube, and we go live on LinkedIn and on Facebook. So if y'all want to check us out and be part of our chat, it would be amazing. And then that episode will be dropping on the sheet podcast feed on January 13th. So we would really love to build our audience here to come and hang out with us and all the fun things because we do we're funny. And there's lots of things. There's lots of fun things you all miss. From their actual show, because there's all kinds of crazy things. Like our facial expressions. Like our facial expressions and our outfits and our nail color and our hat. And how in our glasses? On our cuteness. In our cuteness. All right, well, thank you for being here with us today and ending the year with us. Thank you for those of you who have watched it live. And of course, thank you to those who are listening on audio. We appreciate it so much if you want the show notes or
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"I just said I was taking a page out of your book because I think it's very helpful. I wasn't I don't really mean it in a detrimental way. It's a high level of self awareness that I'd like to try and emanate. So I don't really think she's an asshole. And I don't really always think she's that selfish. It's just that it's kind of her vibe. That's all, it's good. It's not a bad thing. That didn't sound nice. You know what I mean? No, dude, listen, I'm not hurt. Okay, good. There's like a part because I was thinking about like, what are the things that you lead with? You know, when you were saying like, what do you think of if you were somebody was creating a character based off of you or what are some things that you tend to gravity? Like the thing that I've been leaning more towards is like, so quirky is something that I really relate to. And I think I would say that quirky. And then I would say like, at this moment, I'm a hermit and training. And I think that I constantly like that always comes into my head and I somehow know your kids are hermits and training. You are the trainer, not the trainee. You've been around. That's hilarious. No, we don't want to say that to my children. My children are not that. They don't need to know. But they don't. Oh my God. But there's an element also of the, I don't know. I mean, yeah. I mean, I do know myself enough to know what my issues are, and sometimes because of the self interest in this aspect of it or the determined way that my brain anchors down. I just don't want to deal with trying to even shift it. It's not worth my time, and I think that that is seeing your ass wholeness in the face where it has to be so life or death for me to consider. I really do need to change that. You know, and it's like that, much of an, that's how much of a pain and then but I am most of the time. And it's rough. I mean, it's rough when I see that, and so I have to negotiate with my own brain to kind of go like, don't be such an ass. Don't hold on so much to that. You gotta open up and then, you know, so I have to do all this coaxing on my own.
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"So everything that I think that I have done when I've been obsessed about stuff, whether it's like yoga, whether it was all the sports I played in high school, whether it was like winning contests, getting scholarships and all that stuff, it was really obsession over something I wanted to do. And I wanted to do it my way, and it was to the detriment of the majority of people that were around me, which I didn't start to learn the lesson of letting go a little bit of that until Randy came into my life because he told me accountable my asshole Ness. You will also always struggle with that because you're aquarian and they just are selfish assholes. Correct. And so they're going to have to work against that no matter what because you're querying. But it's good that yourself aware, a self aware aquarian is better than a non self aware aquarian asshole. Yes. I mean, at least I recognize it and here's the other thing when I am now being a pain in the ass. I can right now I can actually remove myself from this situation. So that I don't bring the asshole Ness to the whatever's happening. I'm trying. This is the first time in 9 years I've actually called you an asshole. First of all, ever, but also on a show, I don't think I've ever called you a selfish asshole before. I've thought it many times. I think we should this is the name of the episode. Melissa. Yeah, just call it selfish asshole. Yeah. Are you gonna even say elsie as a selfish asshole? I think it's the asshole. It's not incorrect. It's the asshole episode of some kind. There was another better than something else lovely. The discovery and wonder of learning and doing things we find interesting is a fascinating journey. I wonder if it's also a journey that comes with age. Because at first I like to blame everything on my age. But second of all, when you're younger, you're more interested in how you fit into the world, I mean, not elsie, but the rest of us are thinking of others. And then
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"Either that or did you take a shower and then put your shirt on without drying your armpits? That happens. I think the other thing I did, though, is I put deodorant on, but the deodorant is, it's kind of like vaseline, so I hope that this is not like, are you saying? What? What? You put vaseline on your armpits? I did not say, I said it's like fast. It's kind of like lip balm. You know, it's got that comfy. Yeah, it's like going your armpits. Why would you wax your armpits? What? Because I like the smell and it works for me. Also, I haven't worn a turtleneck. Hold on, you're gonna block your I menopausal. I don't care. You're gonna block your sweat glands, and it's gonna blow up and give you, don't do that. No more wax on your armpits, unless you rip it off. I wear deodorant, maybe once a month. Okay, but have it not be vaseline like. Listen, I like this. I'm not changing it. I love this deodorant. That does not sound like deodorant. It's so amazing. I love it so much. I'm not changing it. What is it called? What is the exact name of the I don't have it here? Is it say deodorant on the package? Yes. Okay, fine. Then I'll allow it. God. It is such a great deodorant. I love it. I like natural deodorant. When I wear aluminum deodorant, it's more terrible. It definitely once you detox from secret and deodorant like that, your armpits are completely different. But that said, don't block them up because you don't know what's going to happen if you do. I love my deodorant. Okay. So yeah, no resolutions. I don't know what my word of the year is. I stopped doing it a couple of years ago. I had community as word of the year and I don't know.
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"The stuff you're going to need. You're going to need all the things. Yeah. I get it. I get involved with buying the stuff, and then I never do the craft. And then you never get a crap, yeah. Okay, I get that. I get that. But I mean, I would like to do more in person things. I just wouldn't know where to start. You know what I mean? So yeah, more food that I make. I'm not trying to get into cooking. So don't get me twisted. But I miss cooking the things that I want to eat myself. I'm tired of who else would eat this besides, should I make crab soup or, you know, nobody else needs to put me like, I'm tired of caring about that. Like if I want something to eat, I'm just going to make it. I'm not going to wait for someone else to want it to, I'm not going to order it. I'm just going to try and start cooking stuff. So that I can enjoy eating it. And actually, you know what I'm going to add more selfishness just overall. I'm just going to be more selfish. I feel like I'm overdue way past due. I'm tired of asking for I mean, I always say, ask for forgiveness and not permission. But when it comes to my house, I live with fusters, and I don't want to hear them fussing, and I've decided that they're fussing is not my problem. So if I choose to put a piece of art here or bake a cake that no one else likes, they can go fuck themselves, basically. That's my new, that's 2023. That's great. I love that. I've been cooking a lot more, and I'm enjoying the crap out of it. Just making food that I really love to eat. And the thing that has changed is that my kids are now eating it. So they're willing to, like, their palates have matured. And they're willing to open it up. So I'll test food out and I'll give it to them. And then I will get I will ask them. I'm like, thoughts on this. Is this a do again mom? Or is this a put it away, mom? And then I take it, you know, because unless it's something that I'm like, oh my God, I must be making this for myself every single time. I haven't found a recipe that's that. Actually, there was a salmon recipe that I made for Thanksgiving that was so good. That I will be making again. And that was like amazing. For everyone and everybody ate it. But usually, and whenever I get both May and hunter saying, this was a great one. I'm like, I'll put that in my notes app. You know, I guess. You have to have a list of shit everyone likes. I do that. I actually, I used to just, I have a list called dinner Scott will eat. Which is sad, but that's how fucking fussy he is. Yeah. So like, I mean, but yeah, I want to just be a little more selfish. 'cause yeah, I'm just I'm old enough where I just don't want to care what other people think anymore.
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"But there's a part of me that just wants to walk with one leg. That's because every ADH person hates medicine. That is also part of it. We don't like Tylenol. We don't like robitussin. We don't like pepto and we don't like ADHD pills. But every ADHD person I know who is on medicine, it is the only pill that they don't lose and don't forget to take. 'cause it's the one thing that keeps their brain functioning the whole day. And I still will have a headache for three days rather than take a Tylenol. I hate medicine. It's weird and funky, but this medicine at least allows me to remember where my keys are. That's important. Anyway, moving on. We have moving on. Holy shit. No, you did not. I didn't say me. I said we thank you though. Thank you elsie. God, that's rude. She just fucking assumed I meant that I was ruining it. And she's forgiving me for doing so. What an you are an asshole today. You're not wrong. I'm such an asshole. I am not. I am not, I am not denying that. I am such a God. Okay, what are we going to add to this year? This is the LLC show. I'm just now your sidekick at this point. You go ahead, what are you going to add Jessica cut from in this year? Oh God, I want to say organization so bad because I try so hard to do it, but I have a feeling that I'm just going to flounder some more and Melissa's very good at helping me organize. I wish I had the ability to do it because my brain craves it so badly. I'm going to add astrology, actually. I've been learning about astrology. That's my latest thing. Although I read a book about the really hard. I can pull a chart and read it, but I need help. I want to look at a chart and not need help. I want to know what it means if Scorpio is in your 9th house. Wow, okay. I know what the house is and I know what scorpion, you know, but it's hard for me to read it the way that astrology would, but I'm interested in that. So I'm actually trying to like an art. I want to learn to digital art with procreate. I want to learn how to draw, which is something I don't know how to do. Because I like coloring and I like
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"What? What did I, why these? Because you forgot. Yeah. What those were. It happens sometimes, but you know, you just have to jog your memory. I stand by my statement. I want you this year to learn how to see it and use it as a superpower and not a hindrance. I'm not seeing it as a hindrance. I'm just your superpower. I love your well meaning in a lot of different ways. Is all I'm saying. And to bring this back, I'd rather use my superpower to create content versus being taken off my desire to do what you're saying. You know what else helps something I know you'll never ever consider. Medication. Yes. No. It helps a lot. It helps for some people, again, it probes for some people. And the process of finding the right mixture, just the idea of knowing that they're going to give me 'cause you have to test it. You have to test it. That's what happens. You get the thingy and then you take it and you go, you know what? That made me this. That made me that. And then you have to go back and get another prescription to try again. And then you do, and then they adjust it. The process of the adjustment of the right dose is not something I want to go. Not everyone has to have that though. Right, exactly, but knowing me, I know what that is. Because I am so in line with this. You know what I mean? I forgot you have your doctorate already. In medication as well. Pharmacy. In medication. And ADHD. And ADHD all of the things. It must be so freeing to have all the knowledge over everyone else. Dude, it is so you're being such an ass. Listen, this is part of a mind you, this is that, how do you say it combative? Well, there's competitive, but there's a thing that also happens. It's like the no. I just saw rejecting, it's rejecting, yes, it is, it's like the ability for my executive function to not move to this other place. Like, it's already here. This is where I am. Stubborn asshole? You mean that?
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"Getting better. It's not happened. It has not happened that much this year, but I really don't want to continue to learn this lesson. I don't want to say yes to doing something and then when I'm in it realizing the amount of time and resources it's actually going to take for me underestimate how long it's going to take me to do something. Because I'm seeing so quick and easy is. I never is. So I don't want that because what happens is after I'm done with whatever task, I'm so depleted, it takes me months to get over it or weeks or days, right? Even if it's a smaller thing that's a big lift, like I just don't want to live, I don't want to live in that anymore and again, moving to the ADHD brain, it feels like I really work well under pressure. We always have. You do. You know, like when it's like, you have a deadline to do tomorrow. And then you should. That's very common. I don't want to do that. And then deliver the thing and then I'm done. And it's like, man, I can't even focus on getting up or what am I supposed to do now. I'm so exhausted in my brain and in my body and in emotionally after pushing through to execute on something that I don't want to do that to myself. I don't want to add 50,000 projects. I just don't. I don't have it in me. For you, I hope that this is the year that you learn to accept and work with or around your ADHD instead of trying to trick it or negate it or see it as a hardship. It's actually a superpower. If you do wait until the last minute to do projects, if you know this about yourself and you scheduled time for this, you won't have to stress about it anymore.
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"Wow. Here's the other thing too that's really interesting. I mean just to let you guys know too because it's true. You see the waves of that. You see like I'll follow 15 accounts about 80s then 15 accounts about a Pence and you had a lot of stationary connect too. And I was like for a minute there just now talking about it. I was like, how did I invade her privacy? Oh no wait, it's public knowledge. And now I didn't invade it. Hence, now what I do is I have my fun stuff. Instagram and so now in my Instagram, I have this generation of what's a Instagram. It's an Instagram account that nobody knows about. You don't know about it. It's just my personal whenever
She Podcasts
"escobar" Discussed on She Podcasts
"I'm Jessica cup for me. And with me as always is the very holiday oriented and beautiful LCS today we are talking about 2023. We're gonna talk about all the things that are coming up for you and me. Ta-da. That was amazing. Like sounded like you prepared for that. I did not, but in some way. Well, you would think that. Yeah, yeah. Congratulations. Thank you so much. And this all came about because we are live streaming, which we will continue doing in 2023. I'm just saying right now. And this was a request from our chat because we have chat going on on the side. Hello, Bonnie. Hello, cap. It's very hard to say your caffeine caffeine caffeine. Is that it? Yeah. Calf can caffeine. Caffeine. Love. Okay, caffeine. I like that. Okay. And then we have a LinkedIn user with no name. So we're going to have to figure out what that is. Maybe you can find out Jess. I actually can look at it. Wait, hold on, let me look down. There's a really quick link in here. I Cheryl, nice to see you. Thank you for joining us. And I see that there are comments, but I can not see the comments so I can't see the person's name. Oh well. I only can't see the LinkedIn people. I see the other people. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I went over to look at the LinkedIn page to see if and it says there's four comments there, but it doesn't say it doesn't show the comments. So I can't see the person. Anyway, let's keep going instead of a troubleshooting. Troy, it's Troy. We can just calm joy. That's it. Yeah. Hi, Troy. Caffeine. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh my God. Brilliant. Okay. So today is the looking ahead episode. No use looking behind when you can look ahead and that's what we're going to do. Since we already looked behind and this year, meh. Meh. Thank God it's over. All right. I'm glad it's over. I did have some show notes. I have our kind of a relative skeleton of some thoughts that I had when I recorded when I recorded. When I was planning the episode yesterday when I was kind of looking out, like, what should we cover when there's some things on? And I just kind of went off of some really quick questions that I put to myself. So it was very personal for me this year, I think, in terms of what I wanted to discuss, because I thought in terms of 2023, I didn't really have anything specific that I really wanted to lead with in terms of work. But when I looked at some stuff that I've been seeing and trending because do you know how I like to do this, just I like to see trends in my behavior versus saying I'm going to do the thing, right? It's like I'm going to, you know what I mean? 'cause it feels like that is much more in alignment with stuff. So trending for me, I keep on trending on seeing that I don't want to blend my professional life and my personal life in the same way that I used to do a lot more. And so what I wrote in my, what do I want to let go of? I put separating church and state.
Mark Levin
Veronica Escobar Prematurely Blames Republican House for Border Crisis
"Tears Here's Veronica Escobar Democrat Texas when the constipated news work today And by the way CNN has done almost nothing to cover this prior to now Almost nothing Certainly not during the midterms Cut one go I am afraid that a catastrophe will happen that there will be homeless migrants on the streets and freezing temperatures and people will die I'm worried about that And will that break through the log jam in Congress I don't know if even that will change things So politically Here's the amazing thing The Democrats are now blaming Congress themselves But they know the Republicans are taking over the house southern a blame the house Folks we don't need any new laws We don't need comprehensive immigration reform We need a president who's going to enforce existing immigration laws And he won't do it And what makes you think miss Escobar that if new laws are passed that this president would adhere to them anyway And this is the lawlessness that destroys the civil society and everything related to
Mark Levin
What's Going to Happen After Title 42 Ends?
"Veronica Escobar is a Democrat from Texas who's been largely silent about illegal immigration She said radical left wing Democrat kook And now she's a little concerned about what might be happening On the border once this section 42 disappears you see they know it's going to happen It's going to be unbelievable and what's already happened is unbelievable In these communities with many many many Hispanic Americans That are on the border When they see the rush of people coming in almost half a million a month From Europe from Africa From Central and South America from the Middle East From China from God knows where Those communities are going to be destroyed effectively They can't handle this financial in any other way And so what the Biden administration is going to do my prediction is they're going to do everything they can to move as many of these illegal aliens into the interior of the country Into the Midwest and to other parts of the country As they possibly can
Game of Crimes
"escobar" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"So is the president of the U.S. getting involved at this? I don't know if he was personally involved, but he's personally aware of what's going on and directing that he wants to stop that we want the Germans to not allow them to enter Germany. We don't know why they were going to Germany. We don't know, was that their final destination? Or was that just a stopping point to move on to the next location? Do they have property in Germany is like they did in Miami? Later on, we found out, remember, and it was, I think, I was talking to the retired country out of shape or DEA and he was telling me that they did own some property in that area. I think it was around 5 30 or something. They did own property there. So when the flight lands, as the story has been relate to us, and this is we had de agents in Frankfurt at the airport with the German authorities when that flight landed. And as I understand what the flight landed, it was not allowed to go to the terminal. It was taken to a taxiway somewhere made to wait. So all these people were waiting since big because the Escobar families on there. And that's the German government trying to determine what they're going to do. So when they finally let, I think they had a bus come out and take the family off of the plane as the way I remember it. And they put the Escobar family into quarantine inside the Frankfurt airport. I don't know if you've ever been to Frank where it's a huge, huge airport over there. So we've got our agents, our local agents on the ground, that live in Frankfurt are working hand in hand with the German authorities. And they've since told us that it was when the family got there. It was 50 50. There was some Germans wanted to be allowed to enter and some wanted to be expelled. So that negotiation went on all night long the next morning, the German authorities made the decision to expel the family back to Bogotá on the next flight out of Frankfurt back to Bogotá, the family was placed on that flight and sent back home. Our guys are on that flight as well. Our agent and the two Columbian police officers. Did you guys provide a reception for them when they landed at Bogotá? Well, javi and I were there at the airport wait for them. Did you have a welcome back home? I didn't even come up and say hello or anything. Just ignore this. Oh gosh. Oh, dang. Who what I thought? Well, I mean, but this is a major issue, right? I mean, it's hitting the press. It's hitting the headlines. If people didn't know about Pablo and you didn't know what was going on in Colombia, you sure as hell did now. You're going to love this part..
Game of Crimes
"escobar" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"So we're calling the embassy. We're what are we going to do? What we're going to do, mister task, want us to stop the flight. There's no way we can stop it. We can't stop them from getting on the flight. The Columbian are Colombian partners are saying the same thing the police. So what this leads to is we decide that we're going to put one of our agents and a couple of Columbian police officers on there and to cover capacity. Now, the Escobar family travels first class because they've got so much money. And it was the I can't remember what type of plane it is, but it's the one that has the double decker where the first class is upstairs and then the that's probably the 7 47 back then it would have been, yeah. This is tons of airlines and so we had to buy first class tickets at the last minute for our agent and the two undercover police officers. Don't worry, just put it on my credit card. It's a little bit more involved than that. But we got them on there. And our agent had a we had a bag that was rigged up with a camera inside that had a little pinhole lens. So all I had to do is did look like a Camry, they look like just like a maybe a camera bag itself. But he was he could pull the he could touch the hidden switch in the handle and take pictures with that bag. And you know, what we're trying to determine is, are they meeting other people on the plane who's traveling with them? I think it turned out to be the wife, the son, his girlfriend and the daughter. Was there anybody else JP? Right. I think there was another lady in there was because she was also traveling with them when they were going to Miami. They always had another lady involved. We knew her. I.
Game of Crimes
"escobar" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"And so we also wanted to determine, is this really the family? Who's traveling with them? Who's providing protection for them? The whole ball of wax. So for me to stand there, being the lily white person that I am physically with a telephoto lens on a camera, I didn't stick out at all because the world press was out there taking pictures of Pablo's family as well. What we saw was in these pictures are on the Internet, I believe where you can see men in plain clothes, carrying weapons, holding machine guns up. That was the attorney general's protection detail. They were provided protection for the Escobar family. So de Griff and his gang were providing protection for the Escobar's at the airport. So they recognized the people. I mean, we knew we used to go to meetings and degrees office all the time, and you saw the armed guards that were there. And you got to recognize and they knew who we were. And you recognize these guys on the bus, they're hanging out the door, trying to keep people away from the Escobar family. The bus and are bus that was trying to get to the main terminal so they could get to the international terminal to flat to. Is this not smell? I mean, at this point, now you've got the AG's office who's been obviously doing all of their own negotiations. But was this just like a little too much now that they had armed AG personnel escorting the family at the airport? I mean, is that kind of like, is that did that really kind of was at the straw, the final straw? Or was there even worse stuff with other stuff? We went to meetings. I remember, I remember when Barry Abbott came down from headquarters and we went to a meeting with Mickey Ramirez, who was one of Pablo's was a member of the Medellín cartel who I believe handled aviation transportation routes. And we were talking to Mickey about we want to talk to him about potentially getting information about where Escobar was hiding and help us locating. Well, Mickey showed up with his own his sicarios. We were severely outgunned that day. It was me heavier and a headquarters agent berry Abbott, with one sculptor. We all had our side arms, and these guys were showing up with shotguns in long guns and machine guns and every other gun you can come up with. But one of those people, we recognize as one of the bodyguards that was providing protection detail for Mickey Ramirez, who was a wanted criminal..
Game of Crimes
"escobar" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"Talking about the real DEA narcos. Now like I told you after teasing episode 9, this is when stuff gets real. This is when Javier does some stuff probably never done before and diplomatic history. He actually confronts the Escobar family without Pablo at the airport as a try and leave the country. Also, they still got the frequency for Pablo's son and for the radio fund they're using, so that thing heats up and also the U.S. ambassador calls Joe toft Javier and Steve's boss into the office and say he's got an informant in Miami and they send Javier on a wild goose chase to Miami right as they're closing in on Pablo. So in this episode, we get to that. We get to finding Pablo. We see what actually happened when the Columbian national police working with the DEA find kill and put an end to the reign of Pablo Escobar. So guess what folks spoiler, Pablo dies, Pablo's been dead for a long time now, but this is the real story behind that. So everybody stay tuned. We're going to get into that. But if you're listening to this, it means you're a player in the biggest baddest, most dangerous game of all, the game of crimes, we want to thank you, Murph and I just want to give you our undying gratitude our thanks for being a part of this family. This is the good stuff. This is the fun stuff. It's not for everybody. We get this, but for the folks who get it, the folks who understand what it is we're trying to do by telling these stories, you'll understand why this is so great and why this is just some awesome content that nobody else is putting out out there. So what do you say? Let's strap in, let's get ready. Let's get geared up because episode ten is coming to you. The real DEA narcos on the real DEA narcos. We are back episode ten Diaz..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"escobar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Become a lot more prominent part of their offense They've been a lot more productive in terms of scoring points and obviously having winds are playing their best ball really at this point in the season You know it's a big part of their game and the runs we've set the pass game for these guys New York with a three and 7 record in the NFC east Some afternoon hockey got Black Friday started rangers topping the bruins 5 to two in Boston Igor sharking with 34 saves to get New York It's third straight win Meantime the islanders lose their 8th straight after falling short to the penguins one nothing It looks like the mets are adding a couple new players to the roster multiple outlets report the team and Eduardo Escobar are agreeing to terms on a two year contract meantime outfielder Mark canna is also reportedly headed to New York on a similar deal In basketball the next can't get by the sun's falling one 1897 Julius Randle held a 9 points on the night Kemba Walker led New York with 17 and Brooks Koepka is victorious after defeating Bryson DeChambeau for and three in the latest edition of the match The event was the shortest in the match series as what was scheduled to go 12 holes only went 9 after dechambeau conceded on the 9th hole with a Bloomberg sports update I met mattson This is Bloomberg opinion on Bloomberg radio bringing you news comments and insights from Bloomberg opinions worldwide team of editors and columnists I'm Janet Wu Coming up on the show ensuring inflation won't ruin your retirement Plus whose benefiting the most from the great resignation But first you see proof of it in port and grocery stores The global supply chain crisis has been one of the biggest business challenges of the year But even if you haven't been able to get your desired jar of peanut butter or your favorite frozen dessert there's evidence the supply chain crisis is easing in the U.S. Brooks Sutherland is a Bloomberg opinion columnist covering deals and industrials Rook so much that was previously unimaginable happened over the last two years Let's quickly review the biggest factors that led to the supply chain crisis You know it's a couple of things but the biggest of course is the pandemic and the differing rate at which global economies recovered from the effects of the pandemic And here in the U.S. demand for physical goods has been up and that has led to a huge surge of imports into the course of LA and Long Beach specifically coming from China And they're just not built to handle that much traffic And so you know we have an existing supply chain infrastructure in this country and we're asking it to work in overdrive and it's struggling to keep up You say things are not getting worse but are they truly getting better It is getting incrementally better in some places So we've seen ocean freight rates start to come down and one big reason why they peaked as much as they did in kind of in that September time period is that you had a lot of retailers that were stockpiling inventories to make sure that they had the products that they needed going into this holiday season We've heard from retailers like Home Depot and target that feel pretty confident in their inventory heading into that holiday season because they took those efforts But that does sort of exacerbate the log jam in the short term Now that those companies have their inventory that should provide a little bit of flexibility to start clearing out some of that backlog at the port there are some signs that's happening from initiatives that the Biden administration and the ports themselves to put in place in terms of trying to incentivize companies to clear other empty containers There are some local regulations now allowing for stacking of containers and sort of nearby warehouses And so these things are incremental on their own but they do add up and it helps I mean there's still a very long way to go though I think is sort of the main takeaway here is that things are not getting worse and they're slowly starting to get better But this is more sort of the beginning of the recovery story than the end As we are watching those measures slowly take effect to ease the log jam at the port you point out that despite the log jams corporate earnings seem to be doing just fine They really were And you know I think that was sort of striking If you look at a lot of the CEO commentary especially in the manufacturing world that I follow closely in September was very dark and almost like we were looking at a doomsday scenario for those third quarter earnings reports And then they ended up generally being pretty fine and a lot of that comes down to pricing power that we really saw kind of unprecedented pricing power I just wanted these industrial companies And so they seem to be managing through right now and the reason why that's encouraging is that if you think that these supply chain pressures are going to continue to get better and companies have already been able to successfully manage the worst of it then that does seem to bode well for profit margins as we get into 2022 especially as those price increases catch up with some of the inflation we're seeing elsewhere Let's talk about one item in particular The chip shortage that everyone talks about what are you seeing there I think it depends on what kind of chips there have been some encouraging comments out of the industrial sector which of course is going to use slightly different chips than what might go in an iPhone So there were some encouraging comments out of the Honeywell CEO Darius the damn check who talks about looking for the fourth quarter to be sort of a peak in the supply chain difficulties in semiconductors for that company and to start to see some improvement in early 2022 There were also some encouraging comments from Toyota motor corp about seeing a bottom in their semiconductor struggles as well One interesting development is Ford motorcar is actually going to get more involved in terms of manufacturing chips just to make sure that they have better control over their supply chain So I think we're starting to see some progress there Again this is a longer term recovery story but it does seem like there's some inkling of easing in those shortages In the bigger picture not just chips you're looking at factory output and you say that also looks good One thing that's been really encouraging is even if we keep talking about all these supply chain challenges and inflation concerns that demand has really held up very well for these industrial companies and there was a short term impact on sales in 2021 just because companies simply could not get their hands on the parts of the materials they needed to fill customer orders But CEOs by and large are very optimistic heading into 2022 and even beyond that Now whether that optimism proves justified is to be determined but it is striking how across the board the optimism is And there was some encouraging data in terms of industrial production in recent weeks It seems to be rising a little bit more as companies find ways to deal with these supply chain challenges All right thank you very much Brooke Sutherland for watching it all Opinion columnist with Bloomberg news Coming up on Bloomberg opinion the great resignations positive impact on low wage workers and we explore how to stop inflation from ruining your retirement That's next on Bloomberg opinion I'm Janet Wu And this is Bloomberg The names that drive This is Robert langdon I think symbology It's not called him From the author of the da Vinci code He wants me to locate an ancient portal We have to finish this Or my dad.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"escobar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Aspect the game plan aspect going in how we planned on the field and then off the field there was a lot of communication in terms of approaching a game New York with a three and 7 record in the NFC east Meantime the jets will look to snap a three game skit as they face the Texans this weekend Quarterback Zach Wilson is expected to make his return and he says he isn't worried about re aggravating his injury You know I feel like I can go out there and play my game and not worry about it And so I feel like that doesn't have to be a focus going forward I feel like I can just play ball and the training staff has done a great job of just doing everything that can help me out Wilson with four touchdowns in 9 picks before his injury last month Some afternoon hockey got Black Friday started rangers topping the bruins 5 to two in Boston Igor shifter with 34 saves to get New York its third straight win means the islanders lose their 8th straight after falling short to the penguins one to nothing It looks like the mets are adding a couple new players to the roster multiple outlets report the team and Eduardo Escobar are agreeing to terms on a two year contract Meantime outfielder Mark canna is also reportedly headed to New York on a similar deal On the hardwood the Knicks can't get by the suns falling one 18 to 97 Julius Randle held to just 9 points on the night Kemba Walker led New York with 17 Meantime Phoenix with a 15 game win streak and Brooks Koepka is victorious after defeating Bryson to shambo for and three in the latest edition of the match the event was the shortest in the match series as what was scheduled to go 12 holes only went 9 after dechambeau conceded at the 9th hole with a Bloomberg sports update I'm Matt Matson.
The Dan Bongino Show
The Real Story of Jan. 6th Is What the Government Does to Innocent People
"Well isn't that the story of what I mean honestly Nick this has been the story since Maybe since Trump took first took office but especially since all this COVID madness has hit and that transition of power this has been the story What they're telling us in the media in the left wing media is happening does not match up with what's happening before our very eyes You're right there You didn't see some violent revolution that was going to overthrow the United States government I don't even know how they thought that was going to happen What guy with horns sits in Nancy Pelosi's share and then what Fill in the blanks They are telling a completely different story Yeah like I said most of the people there that I saw were my age or older and what were we armed with like blood pressure medicine and Holy Grail in our sleep apnea machines If you're going to overthrow the government you need some young people okay Maybe a military would help too Maybe But as we start piecing together you know talking to people that were there what we really discovered as we went wrong was that the real story here is what the government is doing to innocent people who really went there and did nothing else Families that have had their doors broken down by the FBI And you know this man that they came after never been arrested for anything Alex and his wife and they treat these people like Pablo Escobar or serial killers or something S.W.A.T. teams humbert vehicles going down a little neighborhood For the streets I mean it's a pulling but the government is doing And the reason they're doing it is to have a chilling effect They're trying to terrorize and demonize Americans who disagree with the leftist agenda and make sure that everybody understands This is what's going to happen to you if you stand up
Bloomberg Radio New York
"escobar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"An and we had a chance to Escobar's CEO RJ scoring all about it And scoring tells Bloomberg's had ludlow why he thinks the company is worth what investors are pouring into it As you look at our business there's really two arms We have a consumer side of the business and really the tip of the spear the first products we often think about is the products that will open the brand umbrella are once you know R one S and they're really going into a segment that hasn't seen this level of innovation at this level of technology And really allowing us to build a brand around this idea of both inspiring but very importantly also enabling people to go do the things they love And so we vertically integrated the electronics in a vehicle We've integrated the software stack We built a propulsion platform that's incredibly scalable And a lot of that vertical integration on that platform has allowed us to go really fast on building out the commercial side of our business With our first customer really also being a flagship much like the R one T in the R and S with Amazon And their initial order being a 100,000 of these events really allowing us to even further having further ad impact in terms of how we electrify the full space But let's dig into Amazon Bloomberg reported that rivian is prioritizing the production of the Amazon van You're obviously on a deadline to deliver 10,000 by the end of next year a 100,000 by the end of the decade How are you going to manage that Your own consumer products and the constraints of having to deliver for Amazon I think this is a misunderstanding Often when people look at the business we've designed the company at its core and really in part having these two different programs to create a forcing function for us to build and grow the ability to be able to develop multiple programs at the same time and launch multiple products at the same time So when you see the R one T the R one S and the commercial band these are different teams that are developing them different launch teams They're even different production lines So the van of course isn't built on the same line as the truck That separate team and that a focus on discipline of building those separate organizations Of course polling from the same pool of resources allows us to go very fast on two programs at once And really the core of that is our desire to build out really our portfolio of products that's broad enough for us to achieve significant scale quickly And to have as much impact as possible That's really the reason I started the company It's the reason we had some of our early pivots as we designed and iterate on our strategy was really in service to the question of how do we maximize impact How critical has Amazon been to the various valuations the company's been assigned along the way The credibility the rivian's been able to build Well Amazon has been a just an outstanding partner Of course there are major shareholder but aside from that and I would say much more important than that is the collaborative relationship we have with them And in the vehicles that we're developing on the commercial side what you see on the surface is a really friendly easy to get in and out of a very efficient very easy to load and unload a van that's optimized around last mile And there's a whole host of applications But what you don't see is all the infrastructure that we're building around that What we call our fleet OS platform but essentially the ecosystem of services that we're able to wrap around the vehicle to make it very efficient to run and to be able to work closely with Amazon and understanding what the needs are for us to build that system has just been awesome It's been really exciting and working to understand how do we find opportunities for efficiency but also how do we make the environment for the drivers and the operators really comfortable in something that they want to come into What are you going to spend that money on I think as you look at the scale of what has to happen as an industry today there's well over a billion vehicles on the planet A teeny fraction of those are electric and really over the next ten to 15 years We have to electrify that entire fleet We have to replace well in excess of a billion vehicles gasoline and combustion powered vehicles with electric vehicles So the scale of this is just it's in some ways unimaginably large And it's going to require multiple companies to be building multiple products Portfolio is a product that capture addressable market in different form factors different segments And for us we're very focused on that So what we're looking at today is our launch products but making sure we have the capital to continue scaling the business building additional production capacity for future products continuing the development of those future products along with the technologies is really key Bloomberg's reported you're in talks with the city of Fort Worth to invest $5 billion in a plant there You're looking at potential sites for a plant in Europe potentially.
Messages & Methods: Livecast Life 2.0
We went to Scottsdale, Arizona for the She Podcasts Live 2021 Conference! - burst 18
"If you want to stand out in one of these events make sure you put on a piece of clothing. So the first thing that she had was this. I don't know what is that a dragon mascot is no. It's just a smiley face. Winky kind of a winky smiley face our Like it's chuckling. And then she had a king's dies. I don't want to call it a purse. It was a bag. Just seems tote bag a tote bag but it was completely rhinestone covered. And i can't tell you how many people would say oh. Let me take your fijian's seek sequence right. And then she was wearing hass. She brought all these hats with her that she would wear and it literally worked people would come up and introduce
AP News Radio
Eduardo Escobar's Homer Lifts Brewers Past Phillies 4-3
"Milwaukee leads the NL central by twelve games after Eduardo Escobar hit a tiebreaking solo Homer in the sixth inning sending the brewers past the Phillies forty three the walkies bullpen covered five in the third shutout innings of relief after Freddy Peralta came out of the game Josh Hader closed it out for his twenty ninth save in thirty one opportunities Bryce Harper homered for the Phillies who dropped two or three in the series Harper also worked out of bases loaded walk the Phils remained two one half games behind the NL east leading Braves and R. three games out of a wild card spot on the ferry
AP News Radio
Lauer Shines as Brewers Roll to 10-0 Blowout of Phillies
"The brewers got the early jump as they picked up their league leading seventeenth shut out with the ten nothing win over the Phillies rookie scored three runs in the bottom of the third a two run double by Eduardo Escobar and an RBI single by Christian the L. it's the brewers tacked on three more runs in the bottom of the sixth when a pitcher Eric Lauer jewel bases loaded walk that was followed by a two run single by Kolten Wong Lauer struck out five in seven innings of work to approve the five and five Aaron nola took the loss for the Phils are Michael Luongo
AP News Radio
Albies, Duvall go deep in Braves' 8-5 win over Nationals
"The brewers got the early jump as they picked up their league leading seventeenth shut out with the ten nothing win over the Phillies rookie scored three runs in the bottom of the third a two run double by Eduardo Escobar and an RBI single by Christian the L. it's the brewers tacked on three more runs in the bottom of the sixth when a pitcher Eric Lauer jewel bases loaded walk that was followed by a two run single by Kolten Wong Lauer struck out five in seven innings of work to approve the five and five Aaron nola took the loss for the Phils are Michael Luongo
AP News Radio
García 3-Run HR as Brewers Beat Toussaint and Braves 9-5
"M. S. I. L. Garcia William Thomas and Eduardo Escobar hit home runs in the brewers nine five downing of the Braves one of Garcia's three hits was a three run Homer in Milwaukee's fourth consecutive win the blast helped the brewers overcome all star Corbin Burnes we're starting the season burns gave up a season high five runs on nine hits and two walks in four plus innings Brad Boxberger got the win with two innings of scoreless relief losing pitcher to key to start wasted an early four nothing lead the brewers still paced the NL central by seven games over the Reds the Braves remain for behind the NL east leading Metz I'm the ferry
Daily Sales Tips
Using Your Customers to Increase Sales - Pablo Escobar De La Oliva
"High daily. Say the community. this is spotless. core leib co-author of teams win championships for today. I want you to think about if you are really taking advantage of your lawyer customers to maximize your seats. We all use customer references or case studies and we used them everywhere. We started mean websites in ourselves presentations or in our conversations. When we pete's our products or services with to talk on the why the what how. And then where did these has been successful. So customers get an understanding of our products or services outcomes. They also get challenged if they are not achieving the same results within their current business initiatives and they feel the need for getting up to speed with their competitors right then they would probably like to double check these references and get the best practices to replicate an improved. The success from the case. Study the best option to do a follow up with them is to bring them in front of the owner of the case study. Which is our loyal customer. Now how can we make. These successful here are three simple steps. I you need to defy the correct sponsor of your customer organization but taking on the level of influence these has inside the organization and in the market and the skills this has to pitch your products or services. It also matters that he's opened percent it to another customer second step you might need to teach your customer to show. Can't be real say straining right. This can be as simple as an individual interview or conversation to learn from them. How we've solved their problems. You can guide them but it has to be with their own words after this. They could do the same to others. The last step is that you also need to stop the proper environment to make the sponsor sale happen. Discount be through different mechanisms. One of them is the peer to peer conversations in these conversations. They will talk without june necessarily being in the conversation.
AP News Radio
Woodruff Great on Mound, Adds Big Hit, Brewers Beat D-Backs
"Branded would drift in a bit of everything in leading the brewers past the Diamondbacks three due to water if gave up just three hits and a run over seven innings striking out nine and improving to six and three with a one point eight nine E. R. A. he also had an RBI single that opened the scoring in the fifth inning Caleb Smith took the loss despite a good outing giving up just one run and four hits over six innings Christian Walker and Eduardo Escobar both hit solo homers for the D. backs who have dropped nineteen of twenty and forty two of their past forty eight I'm Dave Ferrie
The KFBK Morning News
Wait, the Cocaine-Bear Movie Is Actually Called Cocaine Bear?
"Is Johnny Cash, of course, and his song Cocaine blues in 1985 1 Bear had the cocaine blues and now it's gonna be a movie about it. Don't sound so bizarre. Elizabeth Banks is directing a movie called Cocaine Bear and then new film produced by Phil Lord and Chris Miller is based on a true story of a Kentucky bear who died of a cocaine overdose in 1985 like a bear a real big a real bear. So what happens happened with the You know, the people who are carrying the drugs were in a plane. They dumped it, They don't the cocaine out of the plane. Then the guy tried to hop out of the PLO plant. Brother with a parachute tried to hop out, hit his head on the plane. So he died because he couldn't open his parachute. Meanwhile, this bear gets ahold of it eats the cocaine dies. They find the bear. They're trying to ferret. Why died, They figured it out. And they named him Pablo Escobar, and now he's on display. He's on display. So anyway, there's the whole movie for you. Yeah, that's a fascinating story. I'm not sure that's a 90 or 120 minute movie. We're gonna do it. I guess they're gonna be Oh, blow. Esca Bear. Look it.
VB in the Middle
Colombia's 'Cocaine Hippos' Must Be Stopped, Scientists Warn
"Colombia's cocaine. Hippos must be stopped, Scientists warn. Not bad news for you, but it's bad news for the hippos. Please tell me about the cocaine Impose. I'm curious. I am now firmly entrenched in my decision to go with the bad news first, cause it's got cocaine hippos. Pablo Escobar's hippos are taking over the marshlands of Colombia. This so called cocaine hippos were illegally imported to the country by the notorious drug Lord. What the rapidly breeding beasts have now grown to become the largest invasive species on the planet. So here's what happened. I guess Pablo Took control, and I should know this because I did. I did a school report on him when I was in, like sixth grade, which was a crazy person to pick. But you know, even back then I was kind of a baller. So when Escobar was killed, authorities took control of his 7000 acre estate, including a personal zoo. And here's what happened. Four of the hippos escaped. With no real predators. There are anywhere between 80 to 100, descendants of the Escobar's former pets terrorizing the country's lakes and rivers. Scientists have projected the hippo population could surge to 1500 by 2024. Hippos posed a threat to the natural wildlife since their urine and feces are toxic, potentially sickening other species and even humans, So what they're probably gonna have to do is that I have to kill the hippos They don't really want to, but they don't really see any other option. It's pretty insane. I didn't even know at first you hear cocaine, hippos. You think maybe the hippos have that habits or there, there were being used to smuggle cocaine or something like that. Oh, my mind didn't go there, but you know what your that's not about Take No, but I think it's just more of an ode to their former owner. It's funny, though. How a lot of those drug lords and a lot of crazy guys and history loved having You know dangerous pets. Was kind of like their bugaboo. They just loved it. The big tiger's big casts all that stuff. I'm noticing that trend
Kottke Ride Home
Pablo Escobar's Hippos Are Out of Control
"A couple of years ago. I read a novella called river of teeth by sarah gaily. The concept of the story is based on a real world event. That almost happened smack. In the early twentieth century a bill was proposed in the us house of representatives and informally supported by theodore roosevelt. The us should import hippopotamuses from africa to the swamp lands of the gulf coast and breed them as an alternative meat source for americans basically starting a new industry in the us of hill. Ranching as you know this proposal never came to be but gala novella now collected into a volume with a sequel and some other stories under the title american hippo imagines magic in alternative history where this did happen only set fifty years earlier. You get kind of gulf coast cowboys on hippos tape story. It's great loved it. I highly recommend it. Or if you just wanna dig more into the facts. I put link in the show notes to a long read on the history of the hippo proposal by john. Mouallem will the reason i bring. This up is because americans in the early twentieth century. Were not the only ones with dreams of becoming hbo ranchers decades later pablo escobar would also get into the hippo game importing four of them to live on his estate in columbia and now forty some years later they have bread and multiplied and are spreading all over the wetlands of north bogo. Talk causing mayhem. Consternation and some real concerns for the region. Scientists say this now invasive species is competing with native wildlife polluting local waterways attacking humans and they project will grow in number two fifteen hundred hippos by twenty forty at that point the scientists say they will be nearly impossible to control their environmental impacts will be irreversible but never mind controlling fifteen hundred hippos. How do you control a dozen or even just one. That's not like you can just google it you know. In colombian officials are not hippopotamus experts and there are unique challenges levied upon this specific situation. I quoting the washington post in their natural habitat. Hippos spend the long dry season crowded into waterways shrunk to puddles. They're vulnerable to disease and predation not to mention one. Another as bad tempers but tropical columbia is hippo paradise. Environmental agency researcher david vary lopez said rain is abundant food is plentiful and they're no carnivores large enough to pose a threat. The animals spend five hours a day grazing on grasses and the rest of their time basking in the cool waters of the magdalena and surrounding lakes and quotes report from columbia not being the hippos natural habitat having in effect on the hippos behavior it also affects the surrounding communities impression of the hippos. The officials tasked with dismantling escobar's estate back in the ninety s. Weren't sure what to do with the one male and three female hippos so they just let them roam instead of sending them to a zoo with his other animals and mostly they did that because the hippos were massive and aggressive no one really wanted to approach them so we'll get the harm be and letting them go well. Kenyans and other african communities with native hippo populations could tell you a whole heck of a lot. You've got hippos from each sex so they can breathe for one and they're also hugely destructive to the environment into other animals. Hippos killed more humans each year than other large mammal. But when you don't grow up around hippos you don't necessarily know that so the hippos have become something of a mascot and columbia. According again gift shops in nearby puerto trail info sell hippo keychains and t shirts at the amusement park that was built on the site of escobar's former pleasure palace. Visitors can tour the lake where several dozen hippos now live occasionally one will plot into a nearby community looking as blase as a shopper on his way to the grocery store the hippopotamuses. The town pets resident claudia. Patricia camacho told the local news in two thousand eighteen. You could say that he now takes to the streets as if it were his own and quote but the hippos aren't as friendly as they may look on t shirts. They terrorize farms and hurt residents at times. The government has ordered the hippos to be shot on sight but there's been pushback from animal rights organizations and local residents so then they tried putting the hippos in a pin but and this is one of the mini quotes from this article. That honestly sounds straight hundred jurassic park. Etcheverry said i didn't know they could jump hikes so then they tried big pens with high enough walls that the hippos can't jump onto them. They've also been focused on trying to prevent them from breeding by cuisine. And then castrating the males. They've been through a steep hippo anatomy learning curve on that front though. Not even being sure where to look. For the animals external reproductive organs turns out. It's a bit complicated. They finally got a system of castration down. But it's costly and complicated so they can only do about one year but the estimates are that the population grows ten percent a year and apart from the bodily harm humans and the destruction of farms the hippos as they multiply host of other problems quoting again. A twenty twenty study of hippo inhabited lakes found that nutrients from the animal's feces were fuelling huge. Plumes of area an algae. These intern reduced the oxygen content of the water. Making it toxic to fish.
Lew Later
The 5 biggest Netflix original series have been revealed
"Netflix. Says these are it's five most-watched original series now. This one is weird to me because we were talking the other day about mandalorian. How it's a real flagship series for disney. Plus it's generated subscribers and big budget and all the rest and we were curious where like we'll netflix's has been around for a while. What is their flagship stuff. And so i. I thought of stranger things i also thought about some of the money. They paid for a lot of those comedy specials I wasn't the the escobar show. What was that called. What norcal narcos was that. Another one yes. Ozark is very good. Okay oh sorry anyway. They've done them as done them. But i saw this list and this list kind of surprise a lot of shows. I never watched or heard of for their top five. Most watched shows and well some of them are recent. Which kind of explains you know. Maybe i'm not necessarily watching him. So some of them are recent but number of coming in at number five with sixty three million viewers by the way in order to be viewer. Show on netflix. All used to do is watch two minutes really just so you know that's the threshold while two minutes which for a series. It's kinda crazy to say you watch the series if you only watch two minutes. But that's the metric that they're using they They got this deal With the former the former producer maker of grey's anatomy scandal. What is her name. Rhymes shonda shonda rhimes. Anyway they produce this show. Renton and sixty. Three million people watched it came out recently. And never heard of yeah. See you've never heard of it. I've never i mean. I don't think it's targeted at us. By the way if you scroll down a little bit oh we don't see image for some reason but if you did see the image you would know it is not targeted at you. Okay and then you go or maybe you feel that that's targeted at you. Don't alley brought from sean to land. Who brought you grazing so her. Production companies called sean dillon. She signed one hundred. Fifty million dollar deal with netflix to make some content and this is one of them. That's coming in number filing number four tiger king. This one i heard of but i never watched. Did you watch that. no i'm with you. I've heard many things about it. Good and bad. So when i saw this have a big number for viewership coming in at number four. I believed it. Because i heard the chatter on social media right around the time. When a lockdown lifestyle was taking off it was a lot of tiger king talk. So i i understand that one. Go number three number three stranger things. That's the other one that i had heard about seeing some of the promotions. Seizing three was the top of the bunch. Sixty four million you can see. Some of these are pretty close. Scroll down to number two this one money heist which is a translation. This was a spanish show that i sure you've never heard of but huge in the spanish speaking world is it. Yeah i've seen The hero image on netflix But i haven't watched it. Yeah i guess it would be subtitles if you watched it. Yeah yeah and then coming. In at number one. The witcher seventy six million. Did you know this. Did you watch this I believe this was a really popular show. I have not watched it yet. You see that's going though to lot of. We did not watch it and we're netflix subscribers. So it's kind of. It's a bit interesting. Yeah but we don't watch anything really. I don't watch enough stuff to even say. Maybe this stuff is amazing. But if you ever if you were curious like what are the statistics of a popular show on netflix. This should give you an idea. Between sixty and eighty million between sixty and eighty million viewers is a hit considered a hit original for net flicks. I'd be curious what the mandalorian pulled off. Because i feel like there's a different level that's why i feel like is a big threat to netflix's model the disney's powerhouse in