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The Aloönæ Show

07:30 min | 3 weeks ago

A highlight from S14 E10: Authors, Novel, and Consultancy

"Hello, welcome to The Eloni Show. I'm your host, John Marr Eloni. In this episode, we don't have any regulars, because reasons, I guess. As for our guests, one is from New Jersey. He is a writer and consultant. And the second guest is from Missouri, Coorion, Florida, and he has written a book. What book would that might be? Well, you're about to find out. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Frank Giammanco and Brian Elman. Hello. Hello. Hello, lads. So, how's life for the both of you? Brian, you want to go first? How's life? Well, pretty good. Tallahassee, a beautiful day. We finally got some cool temperatures. Oh, you're up in Tallahassee. Yes, Tallahassee. Been here since 2012. Actually, no, excuse me. Yeah, 2012. Are you involved with government? No, I'm retired. I'm a retired computer science professor. Oh, wow. I retired. I retired early in 2012. Well, good for you. That's terrific. I'm sorry, John. What did you ask? I was asking you, Frank, how's your life going? How is my life going? It's good. It's good. You know, I published my first novel in December. It's called Lord of the Wood. It's effectively about Bigfoot. And it's been getting some traction and, you know, picking up some good reviews. And I also write business books. I'm writing a memoir right now for one of the luminaries of the industry I used to cover when I was in business to business publishing. All right. Very good. And have you, lads, been up too much recently? I'm up to 5 '7". Oh, cool. What about you, Brian? Hello. Are you there, Brian? He was. And now he isn't. Oh, he'll join back. Well, it says he's still connected. Yeah, I think something's wrong with his mic or something. He can hear us, but he can't hear us. So, well, Brian gets back on. Yeah. So what inspired you to become a writer and or consultant? Well, basically, I've worked my entire career in the publishing industry, principally publishing, you know, in the business to business market sector and more specifically for people in the excuse me, the vision care fields. And I started a business in 2000 to publish in that industry. And we did very, very well. We sold the business in 2017. And at that point, then I sort of opened another chapter and became not only a writer, but a consultant to a lot of the companies that I had been calling on for advertising and such for many years. So that's that's that's the background. But I mean, since I was a kid in elementary school, I've always kind of fancied myself a writer. During a Thanksgiving holiday period, when I was in elementary school, the teacher asked us all to write an essay about Thanksgiving. I wrote a story instead about a talking turkey. And she was so impressed with it. She made me read it to the to the class. And then she held me back, you know, as class adjourned. And said, you really have to consider becoming a writer. And so there we are. So writing has always been a function of my my skill set, so to speak. And and publishing. Oh, fantastic. What do you see yourself 20 years from now? Oh, you think 20 years from now? Yeah, maybe dead. Well, I'm kind of joking, but, you know, 20 years from now, I'll be a little on the oldish side. So. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know where I'll be, to be honest with you. OK, I see that. All right. Are you going to ask me again where I want to live? Did I ask the question where you want to live? You asked me the last time we spoke. Oh, yes. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? And I think I said to you, Hawaii. And that was before our our our brief exchange was was kind of compromised. Yes, until the incident happened. The incident? Yes. But, yeah, no, I love Hawaii and I don't know, I think. I'd want to live there as much as anywhere else, you know, with its great weather and. You know, all kinds of stuff, of course, now that you know, they've had had that calamity in Maui, it's, I guess, a little bit more challenging. Ah, OK. If someone wrote a book about you. Yes. What do you think its title would be? What would its title be? That's a good question. How about just thanks for the eggs? Sounds good. And you want me to explain that to you? Yeah, I actually like to hear the story behind that. When I when I was a small kid, I was maybe about five years old and I was, you know, going to regular catechism and trying to live life as a good Catholic. And, you know, every time we'd have breakfast as a family, I would, you know, engage my parents and my daughter, my daughter, my sister in in going along with the prayer. And so my prayers tended to be a little long winded, which people say that I often am. But in any event, my sister got very my sister is was three at the time. She got very frustrated because she wanted to eat. And she said, oh, just thanks for the eggs. And so that's, you know, that's come to be kind of a catchphrase with us and my family. And I don't know what else to say about it. OK, I like it. What items do you carry with you every day? Let's see, my wallet, my car keys.

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Evening News with Art Sanders

00:07 sec | 41 min ago

Fresh update on "hawaii" discussed on Evening News with Art Sanders

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Evangelism on SermonAudio

17:52 min | 3 weeks ago

A highlight from Reformation Day Lecture: The Church's Calling in Evangelism

"Thank you. Thank you. . . to Thee in the evening hour of this day with joy in our hearts that Thou hast given us the ability to assemble here in safety this evening, that we might hear from one of Thy faithful servants about the work of evangelism in our community. Lord, we know that our calling is to preach the word in the church, to preach the word in the mission field, but also to do the work of evangelism in our local communities. We pray, Lord, that we might be instructed this evening hour in doing that work, that we might be a good witness of the joy that is ours in Christ Jesus our Lord, for that salvation full and free given by Thy gracious hand. We pray that Thou wilt be with our speaker this evening, that Thou wilt give him what he stands in need of, that he might speak boldly Thy word, and that we might be instructed by it. Keep sin and evil far from us. Hear our prayer for Jesus' sake. Amen. Our speaker this evening asked me to read 1 Thessalonians. If you'd like to take out your Bibles, you can follow along with that. First Thessalonians, Paul and Silvanus and Timotheus, unto the church of the Thessalonicans, which in God the Father and in the Lord Jesus Christ, grace be unto you and peace from God our Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers, remembering without ceasing your work of faith and labor of love and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, in the sight of the God our Father, knowing, brethren, beloved, your election of God. For our Gospel came not unto you in the word only, but also in the power and in the Holy Ghost, and in much assurance, as ye know what manner of men we were among you for your sake. And ye became followers of us and of the Lord, having received of the word in much affliction with joy of the Holy Ghost. So that ye were examples to all that believe in Macedonia and Achaia, and from you sounded out the word of the Lord, not only in Macedonia and Achaia, but also in every place, for your faith to God word is spread abroad, so that we need not speak anything. For they themselves show of us what manner of entering in we had unto you, and how ye turned to God from idols, to serve the living and true God, and to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead, even Jesus Christ, which delivered us from the wrath to come. Let's also sing a couple of psalter numbers before we have our speech. Let's turn to 257. 257, bass from Psalm 96. Let's sing all five stanzas. Sing a new psalm to the Lord, sing of the earth to God. In daily praises, bless his name, and tell his grace of God. Among the nations far and wide, his glory celebrate. To all the peoples of the earth, his wondrous works relate. The Lord is great among all gods, and vitals help us rise. The heathen gods our vitals make, thou hold down in the skies. Praise our earnestly for his grace, and justice with a high. With his glory proudly placed, all strength and beauty shine. Let all the peoples of the earth give glory to the Lord. Give him the glory through his day, and strength to him our boy. With all praise come, he to his court, in holy guilty love. Let all the earth give and praise come, blessed from home alone. To all the nations up here, the blessed hide each way. Tell all the world to hold the prince, a human and merciful king. All worlds shall therefore stand on board, as amplified by his might. And justice in truth doth borrow, and will there be no right. Let them ever, let some which sing to them, let them in pray. Let them feel their worth, and all their pain, be part of all the same. For though he comes to judge the earth, then all the world shall see. This and her blessing playfulness gives true hand and guilty. Let's sing one more number. Why don't we stand and let's sing 176, the revived church and missions. 176, let's sing all three verses. Oh God, you are stronger than me, and you are thus in thy grace. God's love to shine upon us, the brightness of my face. Blessed are thy rainbows calling, our earth this to behold. And unto every meal thy saving grace be shown. Oh God, let all men praise thee, let all the nations sing. In every land, let praises and songs of gladness ring. For thou shalt judge the people in truth and righteousness. And through the earth, the nations shall guide the school from class. Oh God, let people praise thee, let all the nations sing. For earth did raise the markets, to us new fruits shall bring. The Lord our God shall bless us, our God shall bless himself. And all the earth shall hear him, to which we long danceth. Amen. Our speaker this evening is Reverend James Lanning. After graduating from the Prosther Reform Theological School, he was ordained in 1997 at our Hope Walker Church. Later, he became pastor of our Hull, Iowa church in 2010. On February 5 of this year, Reverend Lanning was installed as home missionary in the Prosther Reform churches. He's laboring under the calling church of Zion Prosther Reform Church in Jenison. Reverend Lanning. Thank you, Mr. Moverhoff. It's a joy to be able to be here tonight and to be able to speak on the subject of evangelism in the local church. I welcome everybody that's come out tonight and if there is, if it happens to be that there is someone here tonight that is not from our churches, I would like to extend a warm welcome to you and would very much enjoy having an opportunity to be able to talk with you. We know that God is gathering his people from all the different nations of the world and certainly from in our own country. And that there are many of God's people in our own area here and throughout this country and also in other lands. And we rejoice to be able to commune with the people of God wherever they are. This subject is a subject that for me to speak on, I speak on it as one who came from outside. My wife and I both did. And we well remember the excitement that there was when, by the grace of God, we found our churches. And that we found churches that held to and taught the truth that salvation is by grace alone. There was great joy on that day. We literally leaped in one another's arms when we found the Protestant Reformed churches. We lived in Hawaii at that time and it was sometime before we could move to be near one of our churches. And ever since we have, we're very thankful to God to be communing with the saints here. But we're also delighted to get to know God's people outside of our fellowship of churches in our own country and also in other nations. And there are those that have expressed that they wish that there was a sound Reformed church in their area. And it has been a delight for me to be able to talk to some of them. And as time goes on, I am anticipating that the list of those people will continue to grow. I'm looking forward soon to be talking to someone in Fresno, California. I've had conversations with someone a little bit north of Minneapolis. We're contemplating going down to the Dallas, Texas area because we have more than one in that area that would have a desire for there to be a sound church in their area. And recently came in contact with somebody from Hungary that is familiar with our churches, is also familiar with our sister church in Northern Ireland. And very much desires and says he knows of others too that desire there to be a sound Reformed church in their area. And so it's a joy to get to talk with them on the phone and it's my intention soon to be doing more traveling to these contacts and getting to know them and visit with them. And also to be witnessing to the people that they know.

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WTOP 24 Hour News

00:00 min | 3 hrs ago

Fresh "Hawaii" from WTOP 24 Hour News

"Her daughter Amy Carter at a memorial in Atlanta. My mom spent most of her life in love with my dad. Their partnership and love story was a defining feature of her life. A private funeral is scheduled for Today, Hamas has released more hostages as vehicles transporting them arrived in the Israeli town of Sderot. They were met by girls chanting in Hebrew, We are waiting for you. CBS News Brief, I'm Christopher Cruz. WTLP at thirty three two Wednesday morning. Ukraine says this morning the wife of its spy chief is being treated for Mariana Boudinova is the wife of Lieutenant General Kurilo Boudinov, of the head the military intelligence agency known as the GUR. A spokesman for the agency says Boudinova is in hospital but did not offer details such as the exact nature of the heavy metals that caused the poisoning, nor did he say if it was believed to have been intended for Boudinov or whether Russia is thought to be behind it. Boudinova has told reporters his wife has been living with him in his office. Earlier this year the GUR spokesman said Boudinov had survived 10 assassination attempts carried out by the Russian State Security Service, B. Russia had no immediate comment. I'm Ben Thomas. WTOP at 333 Wednesday morning. Now to Capitol Hill this morning where a lawyer for Hunter Biden says the president's son is apparently willing to testify before House Republicans who are of course investigating the first family's finances. But the panel's chairman says this week that Hunter Biden's condition for that testimony is unacceptable. As we hear this morning from WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller today on the Hill Wednesday morning. The condition for next month's testimony is that Hunter Biden would testify at a public hearing. His attorney argues that would be better than a closed door meeting subject to leaks. But House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer says Hunter Biden is trying to play by his own rules after being issued a subpoena to provide deposition a on December 13th. As that drama plays out Congress is trying to quickly come together on a massive package aid that would include aid for Israel. House Speaker Mike Johnson believes it could also include aid for Ukraine but not without measures addressing the U .S. southern border. If there is to be additional assistance to Ukraine which most members of Congress believe is important we have to also work in changing our own border policy. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTOP News. WTOP at 334. To politics now Nikki Haley's presidential campaign has this week won the backing from the powerful Koch Network. The Americans for Prosperity promising its nationwide army of activists and virtually unlimited funds to help Haley defeat former President Trump in the GOP primary contest. Somebody who has seen her polling increase and her gap with the former president while still far and wide narrow somewhat. It's the kind of momentum to make the she argument needs to voters especially in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina initially that she can unite the GOP. CBS News Ed O 'Keefe on WTOP. US gas prices have eased for 10 weeks straight. According to Gas prices have fallen or remained steady since September 19th. Currently the national average for gas prices stand just below $3 .25. That's down 25 cents from a month ago and 30 cents less than this time last year. AAA says there are 15 states with gas prices below $3. With Texas, Mississippi and Georgia as the lowest, states with the highest prices at the pump were led by California, Hawaii and Washington. Prices at the pump tend to ease a bit this time year of when there's a switch to the winter blend gasoline, which is cheaper to produce than the summer blend. Experts still say international influences such as war and a contraction in output by major global producers, among other factors can also shift prices. I'm Lisa Des Moines. Doing business is a pleasure with a pallet barrel starch. Drive an automotive treasure, it park in your own garage. For over 40 years, Fair Oaks has believed lower prices and higher standards should be the I'm norm. Melanie Funkhouser, president of Fair Oaks. Right now, save up to 25 % on all in stock 23 Grand Cherokee 4xE's. See dealer for details. Fair Oaks Chrysler Jeep Dodge and Ram, online at fairoaksmotors .com. Wednesday morning, 3 .37 on WTOP. Traffic in mother and update a minute away. You're with Dean Lane on WTOP. For Mervis Diamond Importers, this is Runny Mervis. Our success is built on radio and for that, we thank WTOP for providing a stable platform. We're

Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed

01:54 min | Last month

Monitor Show 12:00 10-08-2023 12:00

"Investment advisors switch to interactive brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash RIA. Series and his great interview with Howard Marks, co -chair and co -founder of Oaktree Capital. I'm Denise Pellegrini and this is Bloomberg. Stay with us. Top stories and global business headlines coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. It's getting more expensive to go to grad school and the cost of housing is one reason. Bloomberg reporter Skylar Woodhouse says many colleges have begun building housing for grad students, including Columbia University in New York. They're building a new graduate tower and that tower is supposed to be a 43 story building that will have 142 apartments. Others include MIT, Emory and the University of Hawaii. Woodhouse says these are more than just repurposed freshman dorms as grad students have very different needs. You can have kids, you can be married, you could even be taking care of a family member that might have to live with you. And the financing for these projects is as varied as the schools that build them. You can sell municipal bonds, you can do a public -private partnership, maybe you have a donor. So it definitely depends on the school. An analyst at Fitch Rating says graduate enrollment has been a bright spot for many universities, especially amid expectations that there may be fewer future undergrads to go around. Larry Kofsky, Bloomberg Radio. It's time for today's STEM Tip. Okay, you know recycling is important. No one wants plastic in the ocean. Here's a cool way to repurpose a plastic bottle. Build an awesome terrarium. Cut a large plastic bottle in half and fill the base with sand, pebbles, potting soil, and your favorite plant.

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News, Traffic and Weather

00:11 min | 8 hrs ago

Fresh update on "hawaii" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather

"FM 97 7 your information station. You're listening to Northwest News Radio. I'm Jeff Poggela. Here's Kim Shepherd. The state of Hawaii continues to investigate the cause and the response to the Maui firestorm that claimed more than 100 lives back in August, and they're now issuing subpoenas for some county department heads. ABC's Alex Stone is joining us on the Northwest News line. so who's being subpoena here? In what information are they being asked for? Well, there's three agencies receiving these subpoenas all in Maui County Public Works, the Department of Water Supply over questions about the lack of water pressure coming out of the hydrants during the the firefight, but most notably in these that Maui Emergency Management Agency, NEMA as it's called, is the one names of the on the list as they go after the agencies. They say not specifically people in the agencies, making but sure that documents are preserved inside these offices that NEMA the the head of it was not even on the island when the the wildfire burned and he later quit over questions you remember about his background and qualifications for the job and if he really should have held it. But after the fire that the governor has said over and over again that they want to get to the bottom of the response to figure out was inappropriate say I've also ordered a full investigation of the cause of the fire and the emergency response. We'll get answers to exactly what happened there and there will be full accountability and transparency to the public. So Hawaii's AG saying she is hoping these subpoenas will quicken the pace at which they can get critical facts about what unfolded. There were some reports Kim the Maui County was not cooperating with the investigation. The county says is completely cooperating. The AG says with the subpoenas that they want scientific analysis of how the fire event unfolded from the response from emergency managers to what was going on with the fire. But back to the head of MEMA, you remember he said, activating sirens tsunami would not have worked because people are trained to run up ground away from a tsunami threat. That would have been into the flames he claimed at the time. The public is trained to seek higher ground in the event that the siren sounded in fact. But people on Maui immediately pushed back saying if fire spreading was in the the upper area that they weren't going to run into the flames just because they were told that if you hear the sirens to run that way. So he's being in at least his response and then generally under the office being looked at there and in this investigation and was Mima's a response appropriate but a lot of questions remain. You know would the tsunami sirens made any difference? There's still a lot of debate about that on Maui but claiming that the people would have run into the flames because they to were told run uphill that is one of the things that they're looking at should they been activated maybe but but working they're on the case right now. And I understand that the the number of victims has gone up today. Yeah it was 100th person has now died. It was an elderly resident of Lahaina who had bad injuries from the wildfire so the number of dead has now gone to 100. You remember it was above that then they brought it down to I believe 97 then it has slowly gone back up to a hundred and on the island that the officials are saying they're always gonna say at least whatever the number is that at point right now it is at least 100 because they may never know how many people really died. They have been able to find most of the the missing but over time the number of weeks ago there were human remains found near the courthouse in Lahaina and then it went up to 99. Now with the death of this resident who had bad burns the the fire has claimed a hundred lives but they believe there may other be victims that we will never know about who were out there but but officially yeah the the number now up to 100. ABC's Alex Stone on the Northwest News Line. That's Northwest News Radio's Kim Shepherd. Here's Sara Lee Kessler with the latest health news. China's health ministry says the country needs more fever clinics to cope with the surge in respiratory diseases. This comes during the first full winter since COVID restrictions were eased in China. The World Health Organization is asking for details of the outbreaks after reports of clusters of children being hospitalized with pneumonia. The rise in cases is primarily centered in Beijing and in northern China. Health experts at the WHO say there's no immediate cause for international concern because the new respiratory cases are nowhere near the scale of the initial COVID -19 outbreak four years ago and appear to be due to common viruses. And a food pantry for pets has opened in downtown Los Angeles run by a vet from San Diego. Dr. Quain Stewart has been providing free medical services to animals on skid row for more than 12 years. That's Sarah Lee Kessler reporting. Your stock charts .com money updates on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. We check money news at 20 and 50 past each hour here in Northwest News Radio. Let's get the latest from Jim

Dennis Prager Podcasts

02:38 min | Last month

How Greens are Destroying Economies - The Real Existential Threat!

"What the Greens are doing to the economy of the Western world will create much, much, much, much more upheaval and evil and violence than any amount of climate change. You want an existential threat to a society? Ruin its economy. Look at what happened to Germany in the 20s and 30s. Hitler was elected because of economics, not because of his Jew hatred. It didn't stop people from voting for him, but it didn't provoke most of his votes. His votes went according largely to the economy of Germany. So I when talk about these horrors inflicted on young people regularly, and I talk about how the dead is crushing regularly but not as regularly, maybe I should. It is astonishing to me that young people, or old people, or middle -aged people, any people, can be scared out of their minds about the existential, quote -unquote, existential threat posed by climate change in some distant future. But they are not frightened by the existential threat of a collapsed economy, of a worthless dollar. Isn't that amazing? That is so immediate, and the other is so model -based, and there is such a solution it's called nuclear power. There's no such, there's no quick solution like that with regard to inflation and deflation. Amazing. Let's all watch the existential threat, which I've been told about now for 35 years, existential threat. Every 12 years we have just 12 years to go, and we seem to be doing pretty well. It's a gigantic lie that global warming had anything to do with the Hawaii fires, or the Greek fires set by an arsonist or arsonists. I think part of the reason for the preoccupation of the left with the existential threat of global warming is to get your mind off the existential threat of gigantic government overspending, staggering debt.

"When you've been on Earth as long as I have, you often wonder when something changed because you remember growing up it wasn't that way and now it is. For example, weather delays in football. Growing up, they played in all sorts of weather. Football weather was always cold and nasty and there'd be snow, there'd be rain. But in the last few weeks, we had a weather delay for lightning when Vanderbilt was playing Hawaii. I know Notre Dame had one last weekend of the University of Alabama. The University of Tennessee had them as well. They're all weather delays for lightning. Now, it hasn't always been that way, but I wonder is it getting more prevalent because of climate change, because we're getting more lightning storms, or is it something that's been around I just didn't notice back in the day? I truly don't know the answer. I've spent hours looking on the internet to find out when we came up with this half -hour delay for a lightning strike. They do it with concerts too here and we have it all the time here in Nashville. We have very volatile weather. We get a lot of lightning storms. I don't remember as a kid. Did we have that much lightning? I know it's things I think about late at night. Weather delays. They're getting more frequent.

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The Eric Metaxas Show

11:23 min | 2 months ago

A highlight from Mike Signorelli

"Trump calls Florida heartbeat bill a terrible mistake, and Mike Pence talks war with Russia. So I think if you will allow me to speak critically of Donald Trump for five minutes, I will speak critically. No, no, no, no. Look, you know, and I know, everybody listens who to this program knows that I don't think Trump is perfect. I think he ought to be the next president. And I think that, as you know about me and about many people listening to this program, that we are radically pro -life. We think it's a moral issue. And I think that Trump has made, I think he misspoke. I think it was, I don't know. Well, talk about it so people understand what we're talking about. Donald Trump went on face the nation and said that the heartbeat bill Ron DeSantis bravely signed in Florida was a terrible thing, a terrible mistake. And he said that he wouldn't commit to supporting any kind of federal restriction on the taking of unborn life. And he said with characteristic real estate bravado, well, I'm going to have policies that are going to make everybody happy. Everybody's going to walk away happy from the table. That is not how things work. When you're talking about life and death issues, Mr. President, that is how things might work. If you're negotiating over ownership of a golf course. All right. All right. Each of you is going to get nine holes. Okay. You'll each get nine holes. It's wonderful. You got, you've got half a golf course, half a loaf is better than none. But we remember from the story of Solomon, half a baby is not better than none. In this case, we're talking about cutting the baby in half. Literally we're talking about should abortion, should the pro -life position be, we want a bad abortion after maybe 15 weeks, which would only get rid of maybe 8 % of the abortions in America. If that's the pro -life position, it's not worth a damn thing. That's the law in Germany. That's the law in France. That's the law in Belgium. All these countries where euthanasia is now taking over. Having a 10 week, a 15 week abortion ban solves absolutely nothing. It just means the women who are so dopey, they don't even know they're pregnant until like 18 weeks won't be able to get abortions. That's all it means. He's really just punishing the stupid. It's not saving a significant number of babies. I don't know who Trump is getting his advice from on the abortion issue, but they're not on our side. They are like the Jared Kushner. They're not on our side. What Trump is saying is a complete loser position. It's like saying we're going to build the wall. We're going to build the wall with the Mexican border, except every 20 feet there's going to be a gap. We'll get most of the wall built. There'll guess who will come. I think a couple of things need to be said. First of all, I already said it. Trump is not perfect. So he often has done things that I think are harmful to himself. And saying that I think just politically is a mistake. But we also have to say without a doubt he has been the most pro -life president we ever had in this country. Because of him and standing up for Kavanaugh, Roe v. Wade was overturned. I want to remind people of that. I also want to remind people that he spoke at the March for Life. No other president had done that. And so right now, I guess I find everything with him, not everything, but a lot of stuff just funny. It's almost like he'll say anything Ron DeSantis says, he'll say the opposite. I know. You could be triggered and tripped into that. And it's his Achilles heel that whatever Trump, whatever DeSantis says, Trump will somehow try to spin it. Trump even said that Andrew Cuomo did a better job on COVID than Ron DeSantis. That is literally the most insane thing any American politician has said since Jefferson Davis said I want to secede from the union. It's up to that level of crazy. But Trump, I mean Trump does this stuff for effect. In other words, for political effect to drive people crazy. That's why I guess I find it at least partially entertaining that he'll go out on a limb and say something like that just to trigger DeSantis. The problem is this stuff isn't cute. There were thousands of people murdered in those nursing homes in New York. Abortion isn't cute. This is not something funny. This is not like letting Jared and Ivanka turn the White House into their own little party hut. This is really serious. And our only leverage over Trump is right now during the primaries. If he gets the nomination, he can do whatever he wants because he will be elected president unless they assassinate him, which I do not put past that. I do not put that past the deal. Oh, I know that there have been attempts that we haven't heard about, but obviously they would do anything to get rid of him. We have our leverage now, especially before the Iowa caucus. Trump needs to be told if you keep saying this weak, rhino, wimpy garbage about abortion, maybe we'll hold our noses and vote for you against Joe Biden because we don't want to be put in prison camps. But we're not going to go to the mattresses for you. We're not going to go to the wall for you. We're not going to be fanatical, devoted supporters. We will hold our nose and vote for you the way we held our noses and voted for George W. Bush. Do you want to be the next George W. Bush? Well, no, John, I think it's worse than that. I think what will happen, what will happen is many evangelicals, pro -life evangelicals simply won't vote, which I think is an unbelievable mistake because they feel it's principled not to vote for Trump because he said this about what DeSantis's view. On the other hand, let him think that and maybe it's true and let him act accordingly. It's like if we are so on the reservation, Eric, that they know they have our votes no matter what they do, the Republican Party will keep treating evangelicals and pro -lifers the way the Democratic Party treats blacks. That is, you have no choice where you're going to go, take whatever scraps we throw you. So no, I think it's good. Let him be a little afraid that we will go off the reservation. No, that's why I just said that. That's why I just said that. In other words, I actually believe that that's true because when you look at what happened in the last number of elections, there are many evangelicals who are so pious in the negative sense that they would say, I'm just going to sit home and I'm not going to vote because Trump had three wives and I'm going to let Hillary Clinton or Satan or Adolf Hitler take over America because I'm so pious that I won't pull the lever for somebody who doesn't agree with me on everything or who puts out mean tweets or says things I disagree with. That is effectively how we got Biden because we didn't have a serious situation that we're in. On the other hand, Mike Pence is saying that unless we give long range missiles to Ukraine so it can kill lots of Russians, we'll have to go to war with Russia because it will invade Poland. So in order to avoid war, we have to fight a war. It's exactly what George W. Bush said about Iraq, that we have to fight the terrorists over there so we don't have to fight them over here so they won't do 9 -11 again. Now we know now Iraq had nothing to do with 9 -11. It had no weapons of mass destruction. So he lied us into the Iraq war. In Vietnam, they told us we had to fight the Vietnam war so that the communists wouldn't take over Japan and then Hawaii. The whole domino theory is something that warmongers and the military contractors they work for, they whip it out every time they want to get us in a useless war. They say, well, remember Neville Chamberlain? Remember 1938? And I always say, remember August, 1914, when they blundered into World War I and destroyed all three of the main governments involved in it, all based on nothing, based on lies, based on garbage. Sometimes it's November, September, 1938. Sometimes it's August, 1914. And you're the idiot warmonger about to plunge the world into destruction because of your silly fantasies private about being a big man. Mike Pence is one of those warmongers and he's very dangerous right now. There's never enough time to talk to you, my friend. We'll get you back as soon as possible. Thank you, folks. We'll be right back. Thank you. For 10 years, Patriot Mobile has been America's only Christian conservative wireless provider. And when I say only, trust me, they're the only one. Glenn and the team have been great supporters of this show, which is why I'm proud to partner with them. 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Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed

01:54 min | 2 months ago

Monitor Show 05:00 09-17-2023 05:00

"Investment Advisors, switch to Interactive Brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash ria. On the road to the beach, then please leave us a positive review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks for listening. I'm Tracy Alloway. And I'm Joe Weisenthal. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. There's a glimmer of hope in the ongoing auto workers strike. United Auto Workers may be making some progress in talks with one of the big three automakers during the ongoing strike. On Saturday, the union said they had, quote, reasonably productive discussions with the Ford Motor Company in regard to a new contract. On the same day, officials from the automaker Stellantis said a proposal to resume work at an Illinois factory had fallen through. Nearly 13000 auto workers remain on strike, demanding better pay and pension benefits. Congress is making little progress to fund the government and avoid a possible shutdown at the end of the month. Scott Carr has the very latest federal lawmakers will have to pass several spending bills or a continuing resolution, a short term funding measure by September 30th to prevent a government shutdown. Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faced fierce opposition this past week on both options from a group of hardline Republicans demanding deep cuts in federal spending and policy reforms on the border within the Department of Justice. And at the Pentagon, some lawmakers threatened to oust McCarthy from the speakership post if he doesn't meet their demands. I'm Scott Carr. Hawaii officials now say fewer people died.

"We get it. You're busy. You don't have time to waste on the mainstream media. That's why Salem News Channel is here. We have hosts worth watching, actually discussing the topics that matter. Andrew Wilkow, Dinesh D 'Souza, Brandon Tatum, and more. Open debate and free speech you won't find anywhere else. We're not like the other guys. We're Salem News Channel. Watch any time on any screen for free 24 -7 at snc .tv and on local now channel 525. The Mike Gallagher Show. I built hundreds of miles of wall. If we didn't have it, it would be hard to believe it could be any worse. They're just letting people flow into our country. A country has to have borders. Some of the wall was up there and it would be laying on the ground rusted rotten steel, rusted rotten wood, and what the radical left crazy Democrats did. If there's a piece of wood laying down, they consider that a wall. I built because this is the game. They're a party of disinformation. In the ReliefFactor .com studios, here's Mike. Welcome back to the ReliefFactor .com studio. I'm your guest host Carl Jackson sitting in with the great Mike Gallagher and Joe in Kentucky, Louisville. I'll be going to you in just a second here. If you want to call into the program 1 -800 -655 -MIKE. 1 -800 -655 -MIKE. I just want to comment on that video, the last video that you saw on SalemNewsChannel .com with former President Donald Trump in that CNN town hall that he did with the lady that just got taken to school even though she tried to take him to school. That was so annoying. I could barely take that interview. Do you realize the Biden administration, a lot of that new material that we purchased, they've literally sold a lot of it off. They've sold it off. Even to try to rebuild and keep in mind when Trump says rebuild, a lot of the wall was being fortified. He didn't literally build hundreds of miles worth of wall, unfortunately. I wish he had the left and unfortunately some rhinos did everything they could to slow the border issue down. That's something that has to be started all over virtually again with the exception of the 40 plus miles that were added because the Biden administration literally are continuing to sell off some of the material. Some of the some of the material is just setting still not doing anything but they're selling it off. They did they did the same thing as a matter of fact with material from the Keystone XL pipeline. Just so you know how evil and disgusting and despicable the Biden administration and his leading up to this and this show. I'm going to show you how and thank you Tracy for reminding me the the woman was Robin from Hawaii from the state of Hawaii. I don't recall what island and and Derek you're right. I think more more people need to read the left so we understand what the left is doing so that we're not fighting so harshly against each other because I really do believe and I understand you want Trump to win. I got it. Fight for him like heck and you should and you should but there's a mistake I believe in sabotaging Adron DeSantis. I think there's a mistake in in in in saying nobody else should compete in the race and I'm not going to lie with you lie to you. I I don't want a lot of those people on the stage. The only people frankly that I care about and I know I'm going to offend some people out there are Trump DeSantis and Larry Elder and I'll tell you why and and I want to bring I want to bring I'll tie all this together. I promise you and Joe I promise you I'll get to Joe and Louisville, Kentucky. I'll be coming to you because you got an important call here that I that I want to take on but there's a reason why I I say Trump DeSantis and Larry Elder and I'm okay with those three. I'm okay with those three hashing it out. Now I do live in Realville you know Rush Limbaugh was the mayor of Realville. If I'm looking at the polls even though I I know that the polls are skewed I know that the polls are wrong I still know that Trump has a humongous lead over everyone. That is clear even in state polling that is very clear so it is more than likely that Trump will be the GOP nominee unless there's fewer people. I'm a selfish person. I like we the people. I realize that Trump if he gets in he gets four years and I'm sitting there thinking okay we need to win 2024, 2028, 2032, 2036, 2040. How do we do all this? How do how do we do all this? If if you think that it's going to be a four -year plan we're going to somehow turn America around in four years you're sadly mistaken. You're just you're you're sadly mistaken. The DOJ issue is the biggest issue in my opinion out there. The way that the DOJ the FBI how they've been utterly corrupted is the biggest issue but there's something I got to share with you. Unfortunately the DOJ and the FBI being corrupted just shows us that we're too late to the party so it is the biggest issue out there but unfortunately all of the other issues that preceded that in order to create a corrupt DOJ a corrupt FBI we're late to the party. I believe that Trump is better when it comes to that stuff right DOJ stuff and all that man he just I think he'll go in and just wreck shop. I love that. I think I think Trump is better instinctively with foreign policy. He's just honestly he changed my views on some foreign policy stuff and that I absolutely love and adore adore him for. I love his sheer tenacity force of will but I'll be straight with you when it comes to the stuff leading up to DOJ and Ron DeSantis is better and I don't care if you like that or not he's got an instinct for that. You don't have to you can whine like little girls on the left you can lie about it you can deny it you can do what some conservative columnists and and and influencers have been done uh doing that all of a sudden DeSantis is the worst but no I'm sorry he's our second best guy and I don't think it's even close and I think you're playing a seriously dumb game if you try to sabotage them. I think you're an idiot. I think you're a fake MAGA person and I don't think you're out for the country. I think you're out for yourself if you're trying to sabotage our second best guy. I just opinion for the betterment of America. You're an idiot. I want to make it completely and emphatically clear because this is not a one election game. We've come to the party way too late. Ron DeSantis' instincts on cultural Marxism and what led up to the DOJ corruption I'm sorry he's been better than Trump on that. When it comes to the issue of COVID I'm sorry I see all of the naysayers oh well Ron DeSantis is lying he did this he did these are the the whiners these these are the guys in the MAGA movement that need testosterone uh oh Ron DeSantis he's lying about you know he was he he was what are they saying oh he he locked down Florida and guys I live in Florida yes he followed orders just like everybody else but you had what's what's her name Kristi uh and I'm missing someone the lady in Iowa that were very strong on COVID but once DeSantis backed out of COVID he was better than anybody else by far by far it wasn't even close it showed me that he was instinctually getting stuff and he was strong enough to say whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa wait a minute here's what's going on now and he wasn't falling to the pressure so that's why I want to see Trump on stage because as much as I love Trump and we've got a video here saying don't comply with COVID well I'm sorry I love Trump I love Trump but I'm we the people first I want Trump to tell me what he learned so that he does about COVID uh and and the deep state so he never gets duped again when he's in office that's what I want to know I deserve that as a voter you may not want that that's up to you but I'm a we the people person I want that because you know what I don't have the resources to fight against the deep state I don't have them if they lock me up I'm gone away forever you're never going to hear me again so I'm pretty selfish I want to stay out of prison I don't want to be the proud boys guy that I'm gonna that I'm going to talk about uh later Larry Elder the reason why I want him is simple in my opinion Larry Elder is a better communicator than DeSantis he's a better communicator uh than than Trump and I think he can communicate those ideas better than them and even to minority voters I think he can communicate our ideas better to minority voters than DeSantis and Trump can so I figure let them fight it out I think Trump is going to win but let them fight it out because you know why with those three I think we the people win and the left is an isolated on Donald Trump where they can just aim all right so take everybody out of the race let let's take everybody out of the race and let's just let the DOJ the FBI the the mainstream media big tech every look at everything that has been unleashed on Trump now let's get everybody out of the way so they can just completely focus on him you know what Ron DeSantis is do you know what Larry Elder and I pray to God Larry Elder gets on the stage larryelder .com do you know what they are they are an insurance policy I'm sorry I love Tim Scott I love Tim Scott I think Larry Elder is a better candidate than Tim Scott so I hope to God that he gets on the stage all right because I want to hear them debate but they're an insurance policy you know why the left is scared to get rid of Biden those that are Kamala Harris I had somebody messaged me yesterday uh Carl I love you on the show but I disagree with you on this part the impeachment thing because Kamala Harris the left has no problem throwing black people under the bus even a black woman they will throw her under the bus quick fast and in a hurry she's an insurance policy for Biden you know who's an insurance policy because I read them all the time I'm just telling you the truth you don't have to believe it you don't have to agree with it I don't necessarily agree with it but when I read the left when I read the radical left the person who they fear the most is DeSantis whether you like it or not doesn't mean that it's true that is their perception because they believe that DeSantis is Trump not charismatic but will get crap done when he came in the office that's true I don't believe DeSantis at this point I mean unless he gets a one -on -one and there's a miracle that he's going to win the primary but I tell you the left yes they fear Trump but they also fear DeSantis why would you take the guy the second guy that they fear out and try to sabotage them the those of you that are doing that and and I'll say it maybe I'm sabotaging my career today you're complete and utter idiots and I don't believe you're MAGA I believe you're just you're I believe you're just what what's the word I just believe you're grifters I believe you just want to follow the crowd I don't believe you're for the betterment of America I don't believe you're for the empowerment of we the people I think you're full of crap to be frank with you this is Carl Jackson and for Mike Gallagher we'll be back unveil evil in nefarious the modern screw tape letters praised by Pastor Jack Hibbs my pillow is having their biggest sheet sale of the year you've helped my pillow become one of the most extraordinary success stories in America today well now Mike Lindell wants to give back exclusively to you a Mike Gallagher listener the percale and Giza dream bed sheet sets are available in a variety of colors and sizes and 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is just one -sided BS for lack of a better word what I will say is right now the senate is the most privileged nursing home in the country but to every COVID tyrant who wants to take away our freedom hear these words we will not comply so don't even think about it and now sitting in for Mike today in the relief factor .com studios here's Carl Jackson all right welcome back to the Mike Gallagher show coming to you live from the relief factor .com studio I am your guest host Carl Jackson sitting in for Mike Gallagher the number to call in 1 -800 -655 -Mike 1 -800 -655 -6453 thank you Tracy uh callers if you want to call back the lines are good apparently uh the uh callers were in some areas where the phones just weren't okay all right they're rebooting the phones right now so 1 -800 -655 -Mike 1 -800 -655 -6453 let me let me let me play an audio clip for you I think this is uh this is very interesting to me I'm actually surprised to to hear this but that's Derek Klingle being on it I want to go to Tucker Tucker says I agree and I quote I agree 100 after guest says uh Trump and Biden are too old to be president here's audio clip number two I'm actually kind of surprised to hear this but let's roll it uh I think both Trump and Biden are too old I think there should I don't think you should be able to be that old and be president uh but I think Trump trying to be a hundred percent more aware I I think Biden has got some serious dementia issues I'm I'm actually surprised to hear that I I can't uh I did not know he said listen I I do believe that there should be an age limitation that we we talked about this yesterday I do think that there should be some type of cognitive test obviously if you look at uh Trump he's he's I think he's 77 or 78 years old the guy acts like he's probably 60 I mean it's it's absolutely insane and then you look at Biden and it's simply not the same but I I do believe there needs to be some cognitive test and perhaps there does need to be an age limit at some point uh but I'm wishy -washy on that I'll admit I'm not a term limit guy I know a lot of people want term limits listen I just think evil people do evil things they'll just figure out how to do evil things even more quickly I think we need to leave a move a lot of these people out of Washington D .C.

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WTOP

02:21 min | 3 months ago

"hawaii" Discussed on WTOP

"Hawaii to harden the and grid another four hundred million to pay for debris removal but warns people in maui it's painful get it mister biden promises we're gonna be with you every step of the way allison keys cbs news washington by report the way that we heard from omar via franca and cbs news was crystal river florida and as we say one of the hardest hit areas with a lot of flooding and damage well fema funds though they're running low right now can they help people in crystal river and elsewhere what will the effect be wtop's mitchell miller today on the hill fema director deanne chris well says the agency's disaster relief fund is down to about three point four billion dollars still she says the agency is making sure areas dealing with natural disasters from florida to hawaii are getting necessary resources fema will prioritize available funding for critical response efforts to to idalia the maui fires and any other extreme weather events that may come our way president heiden has asked congress to approve twelve billion dollars for fema and chris well says the wait for funds won't cause in florida to wait for assistance the agency has fifty thousand meals that can go out to those who need them on capitol hill mitchell miller w t l p near devastation for the wildfires on maui compares to of some the nation's worst disasters that's how a member of task force one the maryland team that helped in search and rescue efforts describes the situation this deployment ranks up there with the ones of oklahoma city nine eleven that our team responded to that's captain james light who led task force one the seventy member emergency c response team from maryland and the two canine handlers who helped in the search and rescue efforts following the wildfires in maui light said teams worked in shifts sifting through collapsed buildings bit bit by in the searing heat the asphalt temperatures were roughly a hundred and seventy degrees in the mid afternoon the sun and the canines who like called the unsung heroes needed help as well the veterinarians were come able to up with these little booties that they wore kate ryan wtop news eight thirty four senate republican leader mitch mcconnell froze up again today while he spoke with reporters in kentucky about what running for this did you hear the

Mike Gallagher Podcast

01:49 min | 3 months ago

A highlight from FULL INTERVIEW - Kari Lake, Former Republican Arizona Gubernatorial Candidate

"To those who visit Mickey D's for their favorite breakfast item and then go somewhere else for coffee, give this Mickey D's brew a second chance. The glow up was real. Try any size iced coffee brewed with 100 % Arabica beans for just 99 cents until 11 a .m. and pair it with a savory Sausage McMuffin with Egg for $2 .79. Prices and participation may vary, cannot be combined with any other offer. I swear, I just read an article at NBCNews .com that's trying to debunk the video that everybody saw of Biden falling asleep yesterday in Hawaii. Honest to goodness, these people, one will lie and the other will swear to it. The great Carrie Lake is with us again, of course, former Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate. She's in Milwaukee. She is there. She has landed. Carrie, it's great to have you again on the show. It's been too long. How are you? I'm doing great, Mike. You know, you just read that headline and another day the media doing cover for for Joe Biden and this craziness, what we're going through and we're here in Milwaukee to try to counter that. Well, I'm glad you're there. And because, you know, you sent the warning cry out to me, the bigger story than tonight's debate. And I know the political world is watching, but watching the 45th president of the United States processed be in a dank Fulton County jail tomorrow is so sick and is so twisted and is so wrong. To me, that overshadows anything that could be happening at tonight's debate. And you have already sent the warning cry out. And I think you're right that goofy Katie Hobbs and Arizona, they might file charges against Trump as well.

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Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed

01:54 min | 3 months ago

Monitor Show 13:00 08-23-2023 13:00

"Deep distress just months after it reached a sweeping debt cutting deal with some of its creditors. So we'll stay on top of the WeWork story. The market's chugging right along here. Of course, the big event will be after the close. Nvidia reporting numbers, a big tech company, a big bellwether for the tech space and even a bellwether for some of the growthy parts of this market. S &P 500 up nine tenths of one percent. Sound on with Joe Matthew, Washington, DC. It starts right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. Now from our nation's capital, this is Bloomberg Sound On. The president's approval ratings are very low. The majority of Americans think he shouldn't run at all. The four years Donald Trump is in the White House were totally different from four years that Biden has been there. People are going to say I was doing better than I am now. Bloomberg Sound On. Politics, policy and perspective from D .C.'s top name. So you got to work to get people back to work, but not only that, but to higher paying jobs. The Russian threat is being degraded and unfortunately is being degraded at the cost of Ukrainian lives, blood, treasure. Bloomberg Sound On with Joe Matthew on Bloomberg Radio. It's debate day. Welcome to the fastest show in politics as Republican presidential candidates minus Donald Trump prepare for their first throwdown. Rudy Giuliani and other defendants surrendering today in Atlanta, all while the administration prepares big funding requests for Hawaii and Ukraine and threats of a government shutdown get louder. We're joined today by Congressman Seth Moulton, the Democrat from Massachusetts and combat veteran, serves on the Armed Services Committee and will join us straight ahead with analysis today from our panel Bloomberg politics contributor.

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Coin Stories with Natalie Brunell

19:59 min | 3 months ago

A highlight from Dr. Susie Reilly: "Let's Sell Our House, Retire, and Buy More Bitcoin"

"So did you actually have a conversation with your husband at one point and say, you know what, we should sell our house and put all of that money into Bitcoin? Yes. I did. How did that go? Welcome to the Coin Stories podcast, where we talk about investing, hard money, Bitcoin, and how technology is revolutionizing the global economy. I'm Natalie Brunell, and I'm here to learn with you. So this is for educational and entertainment purposes only, none of the discussions should constitute as official investment advice, and you should always do your own research. Make sure you're subscribed to my page so you don't miss out on any new content. This show is made possible through partnerships with companies I trust, and I'm very picky about who I partner with, so I hope you take the time to listen to the ad reads throughout the show. First up, Swan. I partnered with Swan because it is a Bitcoin -only company that is focused on helping people save for their future and self -custody their Bitcoin. Swan can help you start a direct deposit to take advantage of Bitcoin as a savings technology and learn how to take it off the exchange. Swan also offers retirement planning with an IRA, tax loss harvesting, and a white glove private client service. I use Swan to dollar cost average, and I deposit a little bit every day that's equivalent to what I might spend on a meal so that I add to my future nest egg and lower my yearly cost basis. Swan Studios produces my hard money news reports, simplifying Bitcoin for mass audiences, and documenting Bitcoin adoption around the world. To learn more and get $10 in free Bitcoin, head to swanbitcoin .com slash Natalie Brunell. All right, next up, Bitcoin Conference 2024. The world's largest Bitcoin event is headed to Nashville next year. Earlybird tickets are now available, and this is the lowest cost you'll be able to secure for the conference all year. And if you use the code HODL, H -O -D -L, you'll get an extra 10 % off. So come join us for three great days of networking events, panels, keynotes, workshops, and more. You never know what big name might be announced when tickets are much, much higher in price. Head to b .tc slash conference and use the code HODL. I'll see you there. All right. It's time for the show. Hi, everyone. Welcome back. If you don't know this Bitcoiner, you are missing out. I'm so proud to call Dr. Susie Riley a friend, and you have to follow her on Twitter X, whatever you call it, because she has one of the funniest pages out there. Susie, thanks so much for joining me on the show. No, thanks so much for having me, Nat. I'm excited to be here and thankful to call you my friend as well. Well, I'm so excited to hear your Bitcoin journey because you have such an interesting backstory. A career dentist, retired recently. You have a clinic in El Zante I want to talk to you about, but let's just start from the very beginning. Where are you originally from? Tell me a little bit about your career in dentistry and how you got into Bitcoin. I grew up in San Francisco and then went to Ohio State for dental school where I met my husband. We settled on Atlanta to practice dentistry together, bought a practice there in 1998. And I've practiced until this year. Sold our practice and have retired to Hawaii. Along the way in 2018 is when I first started purchasing Bitcoin. My teen son at the time asked me to buy it. I just did it to appease him. It wasn't something that I studied or believed in at all. But that has led me down like so many Bitcoiners, just many rabbit holes. And I think it really changed how my husband and I saw our careers. We loved dentistry. We were incredibly successful, had all of the trappings of success, but Bitcoin made us realize that those trappings that we enjoyed, our cars, our homes, all of vacations, felt like traps. They no longer felt like a reward anymore. And so we started in 2021 looking at selling everything and trading our time for freedom instead of the up. Wow. OK. I want to dig into a little bit more of that because one of the things that amazed me is when you told me at one point that you sold your house to buy Bitcoin. So before we get there, let's just talk a little bit more about money. I mean, growing up, did you choose dentistry because it was going to potentially bring you financial stability, something that looked like it was going to be lucrative? Tell me a little bit about kind of your back story with money. So I didn't go into college thinking that I would be a dentist. In fact, it seemed like a disgusting career to me. I wanted to go into academia. I loved research. I loved publishing. But one of the grad students in our lab, his father was a dentist. He had a standing Friday date with him since dentists don't work on Friday generally. And he would tease me and say, this is a horrible idea for you to go into academia. I think. And I'd say, what do you think I should do, Dr. Kevin? You should be a dentist, which again, I just I couldn't imagine doing that. But he had me interned in his office and he was this beloved character. He had a great lifestyle. He lived a beautiful, beautiful family, family man, and it sold me. So I went all in knowing that I've always wanted a lot of kids. And so I then went to Ohio State for dental school, met my husband. We have four beautiful children and we practiced for 26 years together. Well, I mean, you have what so many people strive for, what they dream of, but you mentioned that it felt like trappings, like you were trapped by some of those things. So let's let's kind of dig into that a little bit more. I mean, having all of these things, especially being able to maybe afford the nice house, the nice car vacation, why did it feel like you weren't fully in the in the value of freedom and living out in a free sovereign way? Well, I think that when first of all, as a woman and a mom, a working mom, you always feel like you're never doing enough. I think when I was giving fully to my kids, I felt like I was neglecting my, you know, especially when you're a business owner, I'm like, oh, I'm neglecting running the business. When I would pour more time into the business, I definitely felt a lot of mom guilt about I wasn't giving to my kids the way I wanted to. So I think you're always balancing that, which is tough as a woman. And then so many times it's no matter how much we made over the years, we built this little practice to get this huge practice, very successful. But no matter how much we made, we somehow found a way to spend it. And, you know, we went to the bigger house we get. So it did begin to feel like it was this hamster wheel that we were constantly, you know, just we were working so hard that we wanted to reward ourselves. And so it'd be like we'd go on a bigger vacation, we'd get the fancier car, oh, we need another home. And you when look at it as a big winner, it starts to feel like this is a trap. This is what they want from us is to work harder and to just keep the system going. Did you notice just prices going up, especially in sort of those more scarce assets like real estate? I mean, I'm thinking about just the conversation that a lot of people are having this week about Paul Krugman saying, oh, we should move the inflation target to 3%. Yes. I feel like so many people, we don't study the financial system at a young age to be able to question something like the inflation rate. Did you kind of notice, oh, things are getting more expensive, but I can keep up? I think for me, and I think this is a lot of people, and it's sort of a shame to say it, again, as a business person that I thought I was educated, I thought I understood the financial system, but I really thought inflation is natural. Of course, things get more expensive over time. Of course, a soft drink costs 25 cents when our parents were young and it's $1 .50. I thought that it's just the way things are. I didn't question it. I didn't question fractional reserve banking. I thought the Fed was a government entity. I knew the dollar wasn't backed by gold, but I didn't realize it was backed by no gold. There's so many things that I didn't understand and just thought, why should I study that? I'm successful. I think that's by design. I think we're kept in the dark. I think it's meant to be that we're not supposed to understand. Even talking to so many of my normie friends now or my dentist friends now, if they're doing okay, they don't care to learn. It's like, it'll all be fine. That meme about it's fine, I hear it all the time. Why are you worrying about this? It always ends up fine. In order to preserve your wealth, were you investing essentially in real estate before and maybe a stock portfolio or how were you seeing that ability to plan for your kids to hopefully have some sort of a safety net and be able to take care of their needs into the future? Yeah. I mean, absolutely just pretty traditional stock portfolio. We had a wealth manager. We had commercial real estate, tried to always have some passive investment. We owned our building for our practice, all these things and did well. But when Tesla made the announcement in 2021 about that they had acquired Bitcoin, when that came out, my stupid little Bitcoin on my phone, rainy day that I would sock away a little bit, I looked at it and I was like, holy cow, my nothing investment that I really didn't pay attention to was now a significant amount of money and had outperformed everything else that I had invested in. And that's when, of course, I started to see Bitcoin differently. To me, it became, oh, this is something that people can get rich on. I think that's the first thought that comes to your head. So I went full, I'm going to invest in altcoins. I'm going to find the next Bitcoin again. I believed in all of those fallacies and I went full altcoin investing. I took trading classes, all those things. Oh, wow. Yeah. And did well, but it was a maxi on Twitter, a toxic maxi on Twitter. I just started to get on to Twitter in 2020. I'd been on for a long time, just not active. And it was a toxic maxi who told me I'm an idiot and that I knew nothing about Bitcoin. And here I was, I'm like, well, I'm going to be retiring from my Bitcoin holdings. And he's like, I'm not even talking to you about it until you read one book. You've obviously read nothing. And that was for me, of course, I had many people tell me, you need to study Bitcoin. You need to read more. You need to, and I was like, I'm watching YouTube videos. I need, I know all I need to know, but getting me where it hurt most, my ego, that is what caused me to really read the Bitcoin standard and it opened my eyes to everything. Same here. Thank you, Safedine. Yeah, Safedine changed my life too. Wait, so, okay. It was your son who first told you about Bitcoin. How did he know about it? And did you, I mean, you clearly had a journey, right? It's like, no, this isn't a thing. I'm skeptical. Yes, maybe it's a thing. I'm going to invest a little, but also venture out into all these other cryptocurrencies. Oh, no, this is the only, the real one that I should be relying on that has the properties of money. Can you talk about sort of that journey and how, how your son discovered it? Yeah, so my son, like most teenagers, you know, his age was 16, 17 at the time were gaming. And so a lot of these young guys would talk about Bitcoin. And so, I mean, he came to me and he was like, you need to put, you need to buy, you know, 10 ,000 And was I absolutely not. And, but he didn't let up. I mean, it must've been six, seven months. And eventually he put an app on my phone. It makes me laugh. It was called Coin Mama. And he was like, my mama, I don't even, I keep meaning to look if it's still around, but it's, that's where I got my first Bitcoin. And so, and I only did it because he installed it on my phone and it was too, he was relentless. So I, it was to shut him up. What year was this and how old was he? 2018, 17. And so, wow. Yeah. And, and so I think my first buy was $20 of Bitcoin. And then, and again, it wasn't, I genuinely believe this was something that criminals use, that it was dark web stuff that I didn't want anything to do with it. So I didn't look into it. I was, it was an easy buy on my phone. And so, but then I would kind of, I never really paid attention to news stories or anything like that. I would just, but if I didn't go to Starbucks that weren't that week or, Oh, I didn't, you know, get my hair cut or I'm just going to buy some Bitcoin this week. So I was buying like little $20 here, $10 there for, you know, three years. Wow. Okay. So, I mean, for you to go from kind of, you know, dipping your toe in, buying it here and there in, in place of what you might spend on a coffee to actually selling your home and putting it into Bitcoin, how did, how did you get to that level of conviction that this is something that's here to stay and it is the best investment I could possibly make? It really went, to me, the difference between crypto investors and Bitcoiners is Bitcoiners are always so well read and they study so much. And my life motto is to always be in this drunk environment around people smarter than me. And when I kept hearing from these people were smarter than me, this is what I believe in. You know, I mean, there's people, you pest a fish, James Lavish, so many of these people, Jeff Booth, you know, that I'm like, I look up to them so much and they put their money where their mouth is. And then I would study a little more and I'd read a book that they'd recommend and I'd, you know, learn a little more, something, some light bulb would go on and you know, things like, my real estate holdings, they've done well, but they didn't do as well as my Bitcoin. It was, and then when I say, oh, yeah, this inflation isn't natural. These things are, yes, it looks like it's, my homes are worth so much more, but it's really the money is worth that much less. There's such a shift when you study and you're not all about the money that you realize things are so broken and it makes you want to do something to help change the system. Well, you know, I'm curious because I totally agree with the people that have sort of made it in the fiat sense and they're doing okay financially. They probably don't have a reason to question the system that's working for them. But why do you think that we're having such a tough time breaking through to the normies and really getting a significant amount of the working class that is really struggling with the disadvantages of the current system and with inflation? Why aren't they taking a look at this as an alternative just in coming to it in droves? Well, I think when Bitcoin is doing well, I know my experiences at my phone, text messages, email is blowing up like in 21. I had everybody just so excited about Bitcoin and crypto at the time as well. Like, you know, everyone was ready to put their jobs and become full time traders. It seems like you could do no wrong. But I know since then, like there are some members of my family who are late 21, they were ready to invest a significant amount into Bitcoin. And then it's these terrible, you know, FBS and no plan and all these things. They hear these things and they just don't trust it. It sounds like some it sounds like a scam to them. And I think, again, that's intentional to have all of these things seem like they're Bitcoin. And it scares people off, especially like my parents generation. It's terrifying. Well, what will change that? I think one of the best things Bitcoiners do is to differentiate Bitcoin, not crypto. It's something that I say all the time is that, you know, if you understand what Bitcoin is and then if I have family members who start asking me about Dogecoin or something, you know, Ethereum. And I just start talking about this is how it's different. I will I'll see a little bit of the light bulb go on. But I think until we see, you know, legacy finance, really, I think I think these ETFs coming on the line will be terrific for older investors and give it more legitimacy. That will make a difference. It's time for a quick break to hear these messages from my partners. Fold is the best Bitcoin rewards debit card and shopping app in the world. You can earn Bitcoin on everything you purchase from Amazon to groceries to your Bitcoin conference tickets with Folds Bitcoin cashback debit card. And you can win free satoshis every day or even play for a whole Bitcoin by spinning the rewards wheel. You can also buy Bitcoin and Stacksats directly on Fold and earn even more incentives and rewards. This is a great app to get someone totally new into Bitcoin and way better than earning airline miles or hotel points. Head to foldapp .com slash Natalie. And if you use my link, you'll get up to 10000 sats when you sign up for spin or spin plus and spend at least 20 dollars on the card. I'm so excited to share that I have partnered with Coinkite and we are committed to making sure everyone has the information they need to safely self custody their Bitcoin. Coinkite produces the cold card wallet, which is the cold storage device. I am switching to for safekeeping my Bitcoin. It is Bitcoin only. You can verify the source code. It's ultra secure. And as I'm learning, it's easy to use even if you're a beginner. If you head to their site in my show notes, you can find all of their products from cold cards in different colors to seed plates, tap signers, sats cards, block clocks, which I have behind me and more. I'm also in the process of creating some how to videos on cold card. So watch out for those in the near future. Become your own bank with Bitcoin and Coinkite. All right, back to the show. So did you actually have a conversation with your husband at one point and say, you know what, we should sell our house and put all of that money into Bitcoin? Yes, I did. How did that go? At first he said, okay, he was willing to sell the house because the carrot I had at the end is let's sell our house and retire.

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The Eric Metaxas Show

08:04 min | 3 months ago

A highlight from Jack Posobiec

"Welcome to The Eric Metaxas Show. Ladies and gentlemen, we ask you now to count down from ten, silently if you don't mind. And when you get to one, you'll hear one of the greatest voices on this or any other planet. Three, two, one, Eric Metaxas! Hey there folks, welcome to the program. My name's Eric Metaxas. I'll be the host of The Eric Metaxas Show today. And it's really basically miraculous that they were able to find a guy named Eric Metaxas, which is my real name, to host The Eric Metaxas Show. I mean, what are the odds of that? It's just hard to figure mathematically. I have with me, my producer, Chris Himes, although when I say with me, Chris Himes, you're with me, but you're not with me. You're in a car, like in the Smoky Mountains of, is it Virginia, someplace? Yeah, I'm in the Smoky Mountains. I'm outside of a budget inn and something called the Pink Cadillac Diner. So you got this thing called a family and you travel around with them and you kind of got stuck down there. So you're not with me in the studio today, but you're just as real in some ways as you are when you're here. I just want you to know that you seem real. You seem very real to me. Well, every day for me is like Noah's Ark. You know, I'm in a vehicle with a lot of children and animals and there's a lot of yelling. There's a lot of yelling. Right. Send out a dove and maybe it's time to land. Well, let me, okay, three things that I want to mention. Four, perhaps. Number one, today in hour one, if we get them, we have our friend Jack Posabeek. That's his real name, Jack Posabeek. I've been on his show. He's been on my show. He's an amazing political voice. Very, very bright man of faith. Very excited to talk to him about the election, what's coming up and he's just fun to talk to. Period. In hour two today, we have our friend Mike Wilkerson, who's similar but different, talking to him about a wide variety of things, including, I'm going to see if I can get him to talk about the demonic origins of the Barbie doll. You think I'm kidding? Not kidding. Really sick. Mentioned it last night. I was with him and I think we're going to get to that. If we don't get that today, we'll get to it in our second interview because we've got some time. But a lot of stuff coming up. I also want to mention tomorrow, we will have Pastor Mike Thompson. Some of you know him. He's been on this program many times. He wrote a book called Third Heaven Authority. I had the privilege of writing the foreword to his book, Third Heaven Authority. He and Dutch Sheets are the two men that I will credit as being profound encouragements to me. About the United States of America and the world. These are sober minded men of God who I really cannot praise enough just because they've earned their stripes over the decades and they have a lot of credibility where I'm concerned. So tomorrow, we're talking to Pastor Mike Thompson. He does a weekly live stream from his church in Nevada. Last week, not two days ago, but the week before that, he gave a warning about things that are coming. When he says something like that, I take it seriously. Dutch Sheets also utterly separately delivered a similar warning. And I thought, we need to talk about this. So tomorrow, we've got Mike Thompson on the program. I want to do a couple of things before we go to our first guest, Jack Posobiec. And don't even try to spell it. There's no real spelling. But I want to mention two things. First of all, people write to us. And I am really blessed by some of these emails that we get. Sometimes you send it to ericmataxis .com. Some people go to mataxistalk .com. I want to read one of those in just a moment. But before I read this very, very sweet email from a grounds maintenance worker, okay, his name is Buzz. I'm not going to give you his last name. But it really touched my heart. I said, I have to read it. But before I do that, I want to remind you that we are doing a fundraiser with Food for the Poor. Now, everywhere we turn, there's disaster, right? I think most of us know that President Biden or the people who are manipulating his puppet strings are trying and succeeding in destroying the United States of America. Now, they can only do that if we help them, if we let them. And I talk wherever I go about how we all have a job to do. It's not up to us to sit back and be watch things destroyed. We all have a job to do. One of the things that we need to do is to step up and help those who can't help themselves. And this is separate but related. We do a campaign with Food for the Poor every year. They help people who are struggling in countries that have no government assistance to help them if there's some kind of disaster. And no, I'm not talking about Hawaii. I'm talking about other parts of the world. We really need your help. When we do a fundraiser with Food for the Poor, if you don't step up, these people don't get the help. Food for the Poor needs people on this program to be generous. So I want to ask you today to go to metaxastalk .com. Most of you give through metaxastalk .com. Give what you can. I know some of you can give $100. Some of you can give less. Some of you can give more. But we need everybody to participate, which is one of the reasons why I say if you can't go to metaxastalk .com, on your phone, just text the word Eric, my first name, to 91999. If you text Eric to 91999, something will pop up and you can give that way. I want to reiterate, we need your help because people in these countries are suffering. And when the hurricanes hit, because as you know, we're approaching that season right now, they get devastated. And so Food for the Poor wants to be prepared before they are totally devastated. Food for the Poor wants to be ready. We need you to step up. So I'm going to keep reminding you over and over and over again, some of you prefer to call. It's 844 -863 -hope, 844 -863 -hope. But we need those of you who enjoy this program to step up and to help because we need your help. There's no other way to put it. So before we get to my first guest, Jack Posobiec, I got to read this letter that I got. And this was really, you know, sometimes I just can't believe what I'm reading. Somebody named Buzz writes, hello Mr. Metaxas. I'm excited to attend the October 25th banquet at which I'm told you'll be the keynote speaker. You see, I'm just a grounds maintenance worker and I do the maintenance at the West Augusta Care Pregnancy Center. This past year there was a need for some major repairs at the facility and I saw God answer prayers to get the work done in an astonishing way. That was in September of last year. I certainly have a story to tell. It excited me so much that I went to my pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Augusta to talk about it. There's some miraculous stuff. And First Presbyterian Church did become more involved in supporting the work of the pregnancy care center. God bless this man, Buzz Toole. Amazing.

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Mike Gallagher Podcast

10:15 min | 3 months ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast

"It hit me like a ton of bricks last night that the worst part about tomorrow night's debate is that they're going to bag on Trump and there'll be nobody to defend him. They'll lie about him. They're going to lie about January 6th, they're going to lie about, you know, all Mexicans are rapists and all the crap that they've lied about for him for seven years. They're going to lie tomorrow night and there won't be anybody to counter those lies. They're so giddy right now that he's going to be arrested Thursday as Biden is stumbling and bumbling around in Hawaii, bringing up the car wreck in 1972, the tragedy that he personally experienced when he lost his wife, his first wife and daughter, and then bringing up a kitchen fire 15 years ago. That's the way he comforts the angry people of Hawaii and they're angry. They are real ticked. Did you see the video and hear about the response he got? People lying in the streets of Maui screaming at his motorcade, F you, F you, and giving him the middle finger and say, where have you been? Where have you been? What are you doing? I mean, the country is starting to get, I think, into a state of revolt, at least the normal part of the country. The abnormal part of the country is delighted that Donald Trump is going to be arrested day after tomorrow. Listen to Jen Psaki, who parlayed her job as White House press secretary into a highly paid anchor on MSNBC, a host over on MSNBC. Listen to her gloating about Trump being arrested and booked and fingerprinted and a mugshot taken this Thursday day after tomorrow, which is where we're going to be at Fulton County, the Fulton County jail for the 45th president of the United States. I know this is rough to hear, but I want you to hear what they sound like. So this is surrender week for Donald Trump, as well as the 18 others charged with racketeering in Georgia for plotting to steal the 2020 election. They'll have just over three and a half days until noon on Friday to surrender at the Fulton County jail to avoid facing arrest. We just learned that the ex-president says he will surrender in Atlanta on Thursday. Today his lawyers were at the Fulton County courthouse where his bond was set at two hundred thousand dollars. Let's just sit with that for a second. By the end of this week, the ex-president of the United States will be out on bond in yet another jurisdiction. How about how about what are you going to do a segment on your president, Joe Biden, bragging that I got it worse than you people do in Hawaii with nearly a thousand people still missing, many of them apparently children, and Biden goes and brags about a kitchen fire he had? Understand the background, because since he's a public figure, it's easy to find out that the fire that occurred in his home 15 years ago was a small kitchen fire that was quickly contained. This nut job makes it out to be the towering inferno. This is like he was like the set for the movie The Towering Inferno, where everybody got wiped out almost, including his cat, his wife. And his car. I don't want to compare difficulties, but we have a little sense, Jill and I, what it's like to lose a home. Years ago, now, 15 years ago, I was in Washington doing Meet the Press and it was a sunny Sunday and lightning struck at home on a little lake that's outside of our home, not a lake, a big pond and hit a wire and came up underneath our home into the heating ducts, the air conditioning duct. To make a long story short, I almost lost my wife, my 67 Corvette and my cat. It's not satire that actually happened. And in case the audio wasn't bad enough, the visual of him saying that crap with this giant oversized flowery lay around his neck, I get that it's a Hawaiian tradition. But you want to talk about rubbing salt in the wound. He's boasting about a kitchen fire with a community that's lost a lot of people and not to mention completely wiped out. Have you seen the video of this area of Hawaii? There's nothing left. Yeah, but Jill and I had a kitchen fire, almost took out the car 15 years ago. Hannity went nuts last night. Sean Hannity. I mean, I had such, I watched this last night four times. I thought there's no way. My producer sent this to me. I said, there's no way. This is not real. Derek, tell me this is a comedian. Tell me this is a put on. This cannot be the 46th president of the United States going to Hawaii that has suffered this devastating, devastating wildfire. And he's talking about a kitchen fire. Here is who you talk about. Disgrace doesn't even begin to describe this. Here was Hannity last night on Fox News. Mike Huckabee. That makes me apoplectic and angry. The comparison. We still have close to a thousand people missing. You know, we don't even have a death toll. We just know it's way over 100. And that's what he's comparing this to. Sean, everybody tries to make Joe Biden this empathetic character. But when I watch him, he first talks about not their tragedy, but his. And I'm not diminishing his wife being killed in a car accident was not a horrible tragedy. But that's not what those people needed to hear right then. They needed to hear about how they're feeling, what they're going through. And then he goes and talks about the fire that he had that destroyed his kitchen that was put out in 20 minutes. He reminds me of the character Penelope that was on Saturday Night Live back in the day. It was funny when Kristen Wiig played this person who no matter what was said, always one up, always had to have some other comment about how that her situation was better, was different, was more significant. And it's like Joe Biden is playing the role of Penelope. Well, it's funny it's comedy, but it's not funny when the president of the United States is so tone deaf to the extraordinary tragedy these people have felt. And he talks about himself rather than talks about them. Mike Huckabee is right. It's not funny. It's sick. This is sick and twisted and awful. And Mike Huckabee makes a very good point about the inclination to turn Joe Biden into some kind of sympathetic figure. No, no, this is not somebody deserving of sympathy. Listen, I'm sorry that he is 100 years old and can barely walk up the steps. I'm sorry that he's obviously a feeble old man. You don't say those kinds of things because you're old. You say those kinds of things because you're narcissistic and you're selfish. You say no comment when a reporter asks about the loss of life in Hawaii because you're a bad person. And there is absolutely no way this guy is going to run for reelection. But you know what? Maybe that's our answer. As we are in anguish over the condition of America, as we are in a state of despair over the United States of America, maybe they're just going to be dumb enough to keep him on the ticket. And America is going to reject this guy and this party in a landslide fashion. You know, we're sitting here analyzing the debate tomorrow night and what's the debate going to do? What's it going to be like with Trump not being there? And we've got to have our best. And I don't know who it's going to be. I hope it's going to be Trump. But whoever it's going to be, we better unify around, we better circle the wagons, and we better lift up that Republican nominee. But maybe the Democrats are going to implode. Perhaps, just perhaps, they are going to blindly and stubbornly and stupidly keep that guy who you just heard on the ticket. Because I refuse to believe the America that I know and love would give that guy another four years. Time to turn it over to you, 800-655-MIKE, 16 past the hour. We're in the Relief Factor studios. What a week. What a week, huh? Biden's trip to Hawaii, the debate tomorrow, Trump gets arrested on Thursday in the Fulton County jail. I am so grateful for this family, meaning you, a family of people who listen and watch this show. We've got to lift each other up and we've got to pray and we've got to hold on to each other for dear life because we are on a ride. We are on a ride and we need clarity, we need substance, we need answers, and we need resolve.

Leading Saints Podcast

05:21 min | 10 months ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Leading Saints Podcast

"Our committee, we had maybe 6, 8 couples, and then our stake young men and young women's president, we had the makua, I'm trying to think now how many groups we had 8 or 9 groups and so there were quite a few adults involved. It was a massive effort. And we scheduled monthly meetings online with awards. So the wards knew what to do to prep each month. Because we had a list of different things they had to go out and collect or go out and do, and so we, it was, it was really well organized. We could, so we could have that cooperation. Cool. So any other component or dynamic that we're that we haven't discussed or impact yet as far as how the whole event went? We called on a lot of people in the state to help with the cultural activities, which was amazing. They really, from even showing us how to throw net, so the net goes out and then the youth go in the water, and they're splashing the fish, they're like in the forming a line, and they're splashing the fish into the net. And then they have to gather it and bring it in and then they're cleaning the fish. So they're using the opihi the limpet shells to clean the fish and we had it fried up for dinner that night. So just so many, so many people that came and gave up their time and of their expertise. Yeah, to help enrich all the activities. It was a huge effort, but we're so grateful for just what they were willing to give. Wow. What an experience. I'm just thinking back when I was a youth. I think I learned how to force square dance. Rather than getting in the ocean and throwing net whatever, but I guess when you're in Hawaii, you might as well take advantage of those things. I think that that was the whole. If you live here in Hawaii, you know, we're on an island that could possibly be isolated, right? If the shipping bar just stopped, you really do have to rely on the ocean and your surroundings to survive. And so these activities we had hoped would be things that they can life skills, right? I mean, even if you didn't, you know, you've got a net, you've got a whole bunch of friends. Let's get in the water. And that was something I mean. The place we went to, I know that there's fish. We've done it before. But I still had to, you know, our prayers of faith was, I hope we have enough to feed everybody, you know? That kind of thing. And there was. And there was more than enough, you know? But that these kids went away with skills or at least understanding that, if I need to, I can. This is where it is. I've seen it done. And if I work hard enough, I can do this too. Yeah. You know? What would you say? Just in terms of just the youth experience, what they came back, what were they saying coming away from that or what did they remember most or if liked on anything come to mind?

Hawaii

Leading Saints Podcast

03:58 min | 10 months ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Leading Saints Podcast

"Four years or so, that sort of what you do. And this tradition of a trick. Sometimes, you know, it's not free of criticism at times where people think it's very Utah centric or pioneer centric when in reality is obviously the pioneers and migration and the history of our church has a strong tradition and the sacrifice that binders went through, whatnot. So it seems like a natural thing to focus on with a group of youth. But just from Hawaii standpoint, our most stakes in Hawaii doing some type of trek every four years or so. I want to say yes, they have done it. And then they've also been years where there are gaps where it didn't happen. And I want to, this is just my own perspective. It could be different. But I think it has been a little bit different. Sometimes to connect to that whole pioneer narrative, which that's totally church culture. If you belong to the church, that is your culture, but difficult for our youth here in hawai to understand snow the whole ice, you know, all of that is really quite foreign to them. So we did, like I said, do a traditional trek as best we could back in 2017 or at least that's what I was able to participate and help plan. But from that learning that we could do things that could help them to connect better. With the same principles, I think, but using something that they might be able to relate to a little bit better. Yeah. And had you done any type of trek before this one? Even growing up. It was a little bit before my time. It wasn't so, I mean, after my time. It wasn't so common when I was growing up to do a trek. So I learned about them later on, like when I was in college or after. So this is totally new.

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What's the 311

06:56 min | 1 year ago

"hawaii" Discussed on What's the 311

"Sonya travel podcast. So on my travel podcast is. Hawaii. So you got Cali paki beach, you can visit count. Cowboy museum. The ocean course and hoka Lua. The grow farm. You got the lower komola. You got Khalid back country adventures. You got the Hawaiian live Lola. Lola show. You also got the mountain tubing. You got the day life outdoors. Which is of interest sports. You got the nini beach. You got the Hana malua. Bay. You got the Cola rom. The world you fall, the cow we plantation railroad way. And you got coal, cooler, Hana, plantation, so these are things you can do. Let's see the restaurant you can actually stay at. Color package. You can eat there. Gay lords, you can eat there. Cowboy beer company you can eat there. Let's see where else. Duke's cowboy you can eat there, rob good time grill. You can eat there. Tip top, you can eat there, daddy old restaurant you can eat there. These places in Hawaii, JJ broiler, you can eat there, they're not cheap. They're actually expensive, but they have great food. I'm telling you 'cause someone sent me this. I haven't yet been to Hawaii, so I'm not telling you 'cause I've been there 'cause I have yet to be there. But this is one of the places I will love to go. Remember me saying that there's a few places that I would love to go. And they were a real degeneral. Hawaii. Paris, those are places I would love to go. Someday, I'm gonna say someday. I always say before I die, but my kids always say don't see that. Just say someday, so someday now you can stay at calvi's palm hotel. You can stay at the Marriott cowboys beach club. You could also see out the calories in and you can also stay at the cow be sure hotel. So you got the royal, you got the banyan harbor resort, that's a good place to stay. The cowie and I already said that I think I just don't want to repeat what I'm what I'm saying. The cowie beach feel I don't know if I said that. The tempers cowie ocean club and residents. You could stay there. To marry our cowie. Lagoons, you could stay there. In a Marriott Kali beach club. So I don't know if I said these things, but you can stay at the expense. I will be posting, so I'll post, you know, like I always do. So, I'm also going to be posting like I'm helping a lot of people with their business, special small businesses. So a lot of times when I go and I blog 'cause I also blog for my website. So when I go and blog on my website, they ask me like, can I mention them in my podcast? So one little boutique in New York. The clothes are vintage, but they are so cute. I want to actually post them online. Instagram. So I'm posting them on my Instagram. And they're going to be I'm also posted on my website. So it's called female reform. They have their own little Instagram if you want to go see their stuff. So I'm going to tag them in. And if you're in New York, you need to go in there. They have the most cutest little clothes, like good as vintage clothes. Quality, high quality, but low prices. If you're into ventures, a young man came flex, listening to his album on SoundCloud, support. My son sounds, he album on Spotify Apple, you can also follow him that sounds on Instagram. Support, TJ VUL CAI inch has a book called black girl and orange. And also support my special guest I had on CHR ENT, CAR, she dudes, affirmations every morning, so support her too. And I like to thank you for listening to my podcast, please give it a 5 star review on Spotify. Speakers anchor I heart radio wheels for your podcast that please share. Please follow me on SO and I 89 7 9 5 Instagram. So you said down the Twitter Facebook YouTube Pinterest, if you want to leave a comment here or SV 7 6 6 7 5 two a Gmail dot com, please go to my website HTTP dot podcasts dot WordPress dot com WWW dot com. If you like to buy me a coffee, you can buy me a coffee. And have a blessed night

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Work In Progress

02:35 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Work In Progress

"Health insurance to a public school learning everything went to online and those in our community who did not have access where completely left out before we move onto some of the programs now. Have you been able to resolve some of those connectivity issues. And i mean person to person percents estate. We did make significant progress. You know we worked with our private sector partners to establish free hot spots throughout the communities we did focus on those communities that were a most restricted and didn't have internet access. We looked at how we could leverage a state of resources state investments. We initiated a highway project where we were looking at the highway rights of way our end working with private sector partners to stand up as quickly as we could pilot sites and pilot communities where we could provide free wifi access to as many of those in the community who did not have access in a way that would enable them we did through our public schools provide a digital devices and digital hot spots for those who did not have or were not able to afford you know and we continued to look at those communities that did not have internet access and And work with private sector partners to connect them. You know governor you. Your state is one of ten states that are part of this Workforce innovation network with the national governor's association cognizant. Us foundation now cognizant foundation. And you were one of the ten states to receive some inaugural grants. How are you allocating that money. What are you doing to help. Get it a long term economic impact. So just a couple of Programs that we had launched just that we thought to some extent were obvious gaps. And you know we felt Low hanging fruit from the perspective of being able to get and make significant impact in very short period of time. You know we launched a program called Remote ready hawaii as you know ramona. Virtually every organization transition to telework in some way shape or form and we were working with those who were.

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Work In Progress

04:22 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Work In Progress

"Universities and private sector providers to to really make training available to those who may have been impacted by the visitor industry but would be open and interested in pursuing new careers and that was a big part of our efforts is a was really to give this opportunity. Obviously a lotta people became unemployed. They worked very hard in the hospitality industry. But for those who were interested we wanted to connect them with appropriate training if they needed additional training and then really give them the opportunity to us support expansion of our economy. You know at the same time that many businesses were shut down and laying people off their work businesses that were thriving booming and unable to hire people that they need to be successful. What kind of businesses are you talking about. What kind of training are people getting. Ramona was a couple things that this pandemic truly accelerated the whole. Transformation to digital economy and digital businesses the infusion of technology in traditional as well as virtually every single business in the business and organization in the community ahead to occur in order for any of those organizations to survive. I've been a big proponent of using technology for efficiency in government but it takes a long time to implement that chain suddenly you know every organization were doing virtual meetings the whole notion of online ordering online delivery transformation of our restaurants to be take out only initially putting on an expanding online presence being able to replace the bricks and mortar with a takeout in others. Virtually every organization in our community was faced with that task. So you know a lot of what we were doing is is doing the job training for the unemployed and then really helping our businesses through this transition you know a public private partnerships trying to let those businesses that are technology infused really assist others in getting up to speed and you know moving to cloud base in you know connecting them with digital platforms. That would allow them to accelerate that digital ready kind of Economy that all of them were forced to do that or or they wouldn't survive that. Would you describe the digital gap in hawaii now. Is there a issue with broadband or an issue with people not having access to the training to make them ready for this digital world that we live in one of the lessons that we did learn in the pandemic is that there is a gap. It's a couple of things right one. We suddenly became aware that everything went digital from online learning to a telehealth to virtually every business organization embracing telework online ordering every facet of our technology infusion into their businesses occurred. We knew that there were gaps it it clearly exposed. You know some of our public housing units didn't have internet access so the students were unable to participate in online learning we Distributed hot spots tried to accelerate internet connectivity into all of those communities. Because we knew that. If you didn't have internet access you wouldn't be able to access a wide range of benefits that we were providing as you know. We did struggle with the transition in state government. We wanted to avoid a face to face in person delivery of services and so in many of our safety net programs from snap to medicaid.

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Work In Progress

03:09 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Work In Progress

"You're listening to work in progress. I'm ramona's editor and chief of working nation. Work in progress explores the rapidly changing workplace through conversations with innovators educators and decision makers people with solutions to today's workforce challenges are focused. Today is the state of work in the state of hawaii. It's my pleasure to welcome governor. David ige to the work in progress. Podcasts governor thank you so much for joining us alot. Hi you for having me. I'd love to get a little picture. Where the state has been in the last year what happened during covert and where we are now and then we'll go from there about efforts to connect out of work hawaiians with jobs absolutely ramona. I appreciate this opportunity at the end of twenty nineteen. We were having our seventh record year of visit our rivals here in the state. Our economy was doing very well. Our unemployment rate was amongst the lowest in the country. We were out about two point. Four percent unemployed which as you know is virtual virtually full employment. We were looking forward to great things after coming through the great recession and really we felt that things were hitting our stride. We were able to get southwest airlines to begin service to the state which was a you know a ten year project to expand seek capacity to the islands and things were looking up then the pandemic kit and clearly. The most difficult decision i had to make was the decision to order a mandatory quarantine for all incoming traveller to the state and essentially we went from the lowest unemployment rate in the country. Two point four percent to the highest unemployment rate in the country exceeding twenty two percent in a matter of four to six weeks we were closing a hotels and closing businesses through that first six weeks in the pandemic you know we were asking visitors not to come to the islands to postpone trips and vacations because we wanted to ensure that we could keep our community healthy. And safe certainly. That was a very difficult time. Guess eighteen months ago right now. So that shows how dependent on tourism. -ly beautiful beautiful state of beautiful place to visit but it's not a diverse workforce. It's not a in the terms of type of industry and jobs now that you're coming back. I know you're eight point one percent unemployment so that you cut it in half. So are those jobs all back into the tourism industry right now. Not all of them and You know we clearly wanted to look for opportunities for upskilling and retraining. We worked with our community colleges in our.

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Strong Opinion Sports

04:11 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Strong Opinion Sports

"And I man, Matthew Stafford, go into the Rams, getting good organization, a good team, hey, we might not see, I might not feel a sad. Mm Matthew Stafford retires, cuz maybe he'll retire with a Super Bowl or really good runner to win a playoff, run in a victory or two like that's nice to see. So I missed opportunity. That's what Philip Rivers felt like it hurt and it made me sad. Good Joshua writes any says, congratulations on the Move. Zach, what was something during the move that completely blindsided you and that you did not see coming but you had to deal with once you fluent on the flipside, what was something you meticulously planned out and were prepared for when it happened. So I packed very well. I packed early. I had all my stuff in, suitcases, ready to go? I was really like, I knew exactly what I wanted to bring, I knew exactly what I want to get rid of a shred. Like you've probably got rid of like, eighty percent of my stuff in that movie. I was like, I don't want clutter, I don't, I want to be very minimal. I don't need a lot of stuff, and I packed all my stuff and was like, haha freedom. I when you have very little things, it's hard to make a mess. It's easy to manage stuff and I'm really proud of the way I packed and the way I pair down my entire life into like three suitcases. I was like this is awesome. Now with a couple more cuz the studios got to go to but probably not the curtains from the curtain rods yourself like that, but I was really proud of how I packed for Hawaii fitting my entire life into 3. Suitcases is.

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Strong Opinion Sports

03:44 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Strong Opinion Sports

"To make a change to improve and they're also not guaranteed to have Lewis Hamilton for much longer. Who knows how much longer Luke Walton is going to stay in the sport. We don't know. Big retired anytime. So, at some point, Mercedes has got to be prepared for that moment and start grooming the next guy. Valtteri bottas is not the next guy for Mercedes to be their number one driver. If George Hamilton retired, you would want George Russell, ready, waiting waiting in the wings to be kind of groomed and be prepared, but you want to hear of him as the number to First, to get him used to the team and then have a more seamless transition from Lewis Hamilton to George Russell. I don't think Lewis Hamilton's going to retire any time soon. I don't know why you would he might but I don't I don't know why he would that make sense. He's he's got plenty of years left driving, he's been dead forever. But my my point is that the problem with Mercedes right now, Is there a number two driver? It's a big deal. They're going to have to make a move at some point and I think I love how after Botox I like a story is you got divorced and got he's got a new relationship. I like off his Instagram story like I like the person the driver's coming up short and at some point we're saying is going to reach a breaking point. I think they already have where there are thinking. Now, the wheels are turning total was not dumb. It's like, oh, we're going to have to make a move and replace this guy. By the way you kiss, no. 7th, Azerbaijan, good for him, solid points. I was happy for the rookie outfit. Our driver. That's pretty cool off and coming up on Sunday. We have the French Grand Prix. I can't wait. It's going to be fun to watch Formula One man. There's nothing like it. I watched other Motorsports. There's other things off of other motor sports. That do things very well to me. Ferrari is a sorry Ferrari, it's another f word form of the one..

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The Family Vacationer

03:08 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on The Family Vacationer

"Is definitely on. My list sounds awesome. We'll finally i hate that. My co-host isn't here. Because he is a linguistics person. He actually has a youtube channel called the language tutor. So i want to know what are some hawaiian words that we need to know for visit. Okay we'll start off with an easy one. Okay i'll start off with the word. Aloha okay has many meanings. It can be used as a greeting. You'll hear people say hello. It could be referred to as love we say with aloha with loves. You'll hear that throughout hawaii and you know another another word that you'll hear a lot of if someone is a local person personnel lives in hawaii. They're called a come on come. I know and it's funny as hawaii. It sounds like a complex language. But there's actually only twelve letters and why their vowels So a little a little hint is if you see two battles you pronounce to battles. And it's a very phonetic language in the sounds of a statement hawaiian as they are in spanish. So it's a rule. So now i'm going to tell you what the state fishes which is the normal monico wa. Wow how'd you like that one there goodness it is. I'll fall but yeah so that that is the state fish. You may hear that. There's actually even a restaurant in maui. It's funny used to be called the Cooper wa and then they renamed s hulu because it was harder for people to pronounce the entire name. Akin imagine trying to spell that. Yeah yeah. it's very phonetic phonetic and they mentioned a local person is come on us. We say a visitor is called a malaysiakini demolish akini in one word. That i did wanna share is that it's it's really important word right now as we You know as a destination is and the word malamah. I think you'll hear more. And more now in hawaii malumba care to care of each other of our cells of the aina are of the land and i think all of us right after everything. We've gone through these past. You know over twelve months has really reminded us all the importance of taking care of ourselves in each other in hawaii of course of the land and to travel mindfully. You know while you're in the islands and the last word that you will hear a lot of that. I wanna share as well as mahalo and mahalo in hawaiian means. Thank you so you will hear that throughout and you can definitely feel free to use that throughout the islands with people at hotels or people that are serving restaurants or activity partners. You can definitely share with them Mahalo which means thank you. Perfect will mahalo robyn. Thank you so much for being on the show with us. We appreciate your time l. It's my absolute pleasure and we hope to see everybody out and hawaiian islands. Hawaii is been an eager to welcome everyone to those beautiful.

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The Family Vacationer

05:43 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on The Family Vacationer

"I call them little pillows of heaven and they're these incredibly freshly made like literally made to order donuts and there's a couple of different kyon so they are. You can get like the plane. The plane donut like fresh. Outta the friar nice area me inside and then you can. My favorite is covered with cinnamon sugar. But they do have some. That's powdered sugar. They have some plain the even have some words. Some failing so i've had H chocolate custard filling which is delicious in also very unique. They have a how pia and help. He is coconut managed. New amazing hat. Donut right out of the fryer filled with coconut custard. So mollison is absolutely amazing. You can get them a lot of different places. One of the most famous places to get that is at leonard's bakery on the island of a walk who just in the outskirts of waikiki. So if you're heading to the north shore driving around the island that is always many people's first stop on their journey. Another thing. that is amazing. Is shave ice. So it's kind of like a hawaiian snow cone tons of different flavors. To choose frommatt can do lots of combinations and some people even add on condensed milk on lots of different ways. You can do that you can get. Shave is a lot of places. One of my favorites is matsumoto's with up on the north shore of a wobble usually has quite a line. But it's one of those iconic places to enjoy a lovely cool treat on a nice sunny afternoon also the shrimp trucks on the north shore. Garlic shrimp so these. These trucks are parked right outside of the shrimp farms. You cannot get the shrimp any fresher. You go up to the truck and they usually have these plates of garlic shrimp some rice little slice of pineapple. And you've never had fresher shrimp though usually add on or have available so wonderful fresh corn on the cob which they get from the farms coup which is on the north shore of a walk. And i would also be remiss. If i don't mention the dole whip okay so the dole pineapple plantation on north shore has the most amazing dole. Whip this kind of you know kind of ice see huster just is one of the most incredibly refreshing lovely truly kind of hawaii type experiences that you can have throughout the islands in you. Can you can enjoy those at. I've seen them throughout the islands that you wanna get the authentic one at the dole. Eichel plantation that's on the island of a waku so one thing to what's very popular in hawaii is the concept of the plate lunch and the plate. Lunch is you know Typically consists of a protein so it can be anything from muhima heat to calvi ribs or a hamburger steak. Two scoops of rice in a scoop. Macaroni salad basically enough to feed a small village on and that actually comes from the history and the culture of the plantation era is when they started to grow crops throughout the islands. They needed people to come and to to work. These plantations so people came from all over the world from korea from china from portugal from puerto rico. And they live on these plantations. What they did is. They shared their food and know with with their You know the people that live with them on the plantation in so this is actually from that plantation era. That people all had these wonderful plate lunches so you'll find throughout the island and there's a variety of like you said you can customize with your own protein but it's a wonderful way to really get a taste of the culture throughout the islands..

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The Family Vacationer

04:59 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on The Family Vacationer

"Really learn from some incredibly wonderfully warm and smart local people about the traditions that make hawaii the really special place that it is fantastic. We'll can you tell us about some of the fun and unique family friendly hotels and resorts only islands at not. Give not taking anything away from your marriott's in your hiltons of the worlds of the world. Just some fun and unique places sure. Of course i mean the great thing about hawaii is that it is such a family friendly destination and they're so many hotels and resorts that are just such a great fit for families you know. Of course i can't. I would be remiss. If i didn't talk a little bit about the disney owl lani resort but of course you know families and kids are crazy about disney and it's on the west side of the island of law. Who and what i love is that you know it's more hawaii than it is disney. So say it's it's a. It's a hawaiian resort. Infused fused with disney magic when disney came in a really. You know were so conscious about infusing. The hawaiian culture at every point. So not only does it sit on a beautiful cove beach and you know they're going to be starting up now again. The the character breakfast. And you know you got you got Mickey in an aloha shirt in minne- in her mutlu. And you know they these wonderful of scavenger hunts around the property but it it really is a special place. They have larger unit which are really great for families. And of course you know all that all that disney magic that they're that they're so well known for and then beyond that there's a lot of a lot of people don't realize that there's a lot of wonderful condominium products throughout the islands that are such a great fit for families because you do get all the benefits of kind of condos Condo type living where you have to separate living and sleeping areas you have the full kitchen you have the washer and dryer so it does make it convenient right for families..

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The Family Vacationer

04:42 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on The Family Vacationer

"Robin leads the development and execution of h the sales and marketing strategy zan to promote travel trade growth from the united states. Her responsibilities include managing the organization's travel trade training leading content development of sales and marketing assets and representing the hawaii visitor and convention bureau. At key trade shows industry meetings and seminars. She ever sees the. Us travel trade team and in conjunction with hp cb's marketing team drives initiatives intended to create an enable conversion of demand for their hawaiian islands. Robin joined the in two thousand eight and has over twenty eight years of experience in the travel industry and over twenty years concentrated on selling hawaii robin. Welcome to the show. Hi i'm so happy to be here with you. We're excited so can do you mind starting us off by talking a little bit about the personality of each island for for people who've never been and are thinking about visiting hawaii and you just kind of talk about the islands and the different personalities they have sure would love to and that is one of my absolute favorite things in those unique things about hawaii as that each island is so unique and does really have its own unique personality and and i i actually describe it oftentimes as a family so if if the parents have six kids will god bless them right if they have six but they do have six children you love them all equally but you love them for their own uniqueness and that's that's truly how i feel about um hawaii in great because they are so unique in different you know you can have a multi island experience that the berries as you travel island to island and so you know if i had to kind of kind of give a perspective on the island of hawaii kind of paint the picture you know. It's it's the oldest. It's the northernmost island you know absolutely known for its natural beauty with over. Fifty movies filmed honest island. Knowing going back to the jurassic park fifty first dates mighty joe young. You know just to name..

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The Family Vacationer

01:32 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on The Family Vacationer

"Beautiful year round weather stemming sunsets legendary beaches and the aloha spirit. Why is the subject of today's family. Vacationer episode forty four and it starts now. Welcome to the family. Vacation are with robin. Danny podcasts families on the move. Hey friends rob here. I'm flying solo when episode forty four the family vacationer do us a huge favor. If you like the show please give us a good review wherever you listen to your podcast. Also we'd love reader. Join us on instagram. Facebook and youtube. So today we're continuing our series on the bucket list travel destinations with a look at the fiftieth state in the union hawaii. So when you think of bucket lists vacations. Hawaii is at the top of a lot of lists and why not what's not to like sandy beaches warm ocean water and that distinct in fascinating culture that sure to captivate the imagination of adults and children alike the lush and rugged mountain terrains and picture perfect beaches or just a few of the reasons that hollywood continues to film on the islands..

We Need To Talk About Ghosts

02:21 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on We Need To Talk About Ghosts

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04:13 min | 2 years ago

"hawaii" Discussed on Hollywood Real

"Aloha i'm martha costco. You are watching. Hollywood real with james nares. Welcome to hollywood real. Today's guest is a screen actor tv personality in world. Champion martial artist. Some of his best known film. Appearances include. Cradle to the grave with jet li and as the lead villain zero in john wick three opposite. Kiana res you know him from tv. From hawaii five. O agents of shield the crow lewis acids on net flicks and as the chairman on iron chef america and he's even dazzled audiences on dancing with the stars. That's right let's welcome mark the casco's by mark. Thanks for joining me. Aj thanks for having me. I really appreciate you taking the time. i've followed your career for a long time. Appreciate what an amazing career. Thank you so much. It's been a very interesting ride. Oh i'm sure him. What do you think you child would have said if you told young mark that he'd groped to be the tv and movie star that he is today You're crazy. I.

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