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The Charlie Kirk Show
Banking Crisis: The Tip of a Financial Iceberg With E.J. Antoni
"Senator Langford made a great point. We don't have the tape here, but basically said to Janet Yellen, we're not going to, he says, they're worried that the federal government is encouraging behavior by basically people are now going to remove their deposits from regional banks because they don't see the same sort of federal government backing automatically of every regional bank. Is that a fair concern? Absolutely. A hundred percent. I really think that spot on. Again, if you're somebody who's got less than $250,000 threshold, then your deposits are guaranteed everywhere anyway, so it's irrelevant. But if you're a business, if you have a large cash balance, which a lot of these regional banks, that's how they sustain themselves on those small business accounts, then you're getting the rug pulled out from under you. Both as a depositor. And as a regional bank, and so this, this could get out of control wildly and I suppose one of the questions people have then is where should I keep my money? And I guess there's no really good answer to that. I mean you can feel free to offer investment advice if you want or but what are the principles what is economics teach us of where your dollar bills should land in a time like this? Sure. Well, so I have to say counsel always tells me they always yell at me like, yeah, I can't give investment advice. So we're not going to do that. But what I will say is, if you have, again, under two 50, which is 90 something percent of depositors, you'll find there's no worry. It doesn't matter where your money is. If you're over that amount, you have a couple of options. You can literally just split up your deposits among different banks. As long as you're under that two 50 threshold at any one particular institution, you're fine. So you can have two 50 in Wells Fargo two 50 and JPMorgan, for example, and a 100% of your deposits are covered. There are also different services you can buy where these different financial firms will do that for you where they will split up your deposits. But most people don't fall into that category. So I wouldn't worry about it from that standpoint.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: We Should Continue Military Support for Ukraine
"Kind of echoing what the last gentleman and thinking for us was saying. You know, I also think we should continue to support them for sure from a military capacity while avoiding directly committing our unsure. And I think if we step back and look at the big picture, we say, hey, what happens if Russia rolls through Ukraine? Are they going to be more or less emboldened to do the same thing to our next country? And is that better or worse for the U.S. in the long term? First of all, Russia has Russia has a nuclear arsenal that should intimidate anybody in the world. And we're going to rely on Putin not overreacting by using his nukes because he's getting embarrassed in Ukraine. And that's problematic. And I think we should talk about that because that's the Russian propaganda has been pushing since the start of the invasion. The whole nuclear escalation, and their nuclear arsenal is in propaganda. The fact they have a nuclear arsenal doesn't make that that's not propaganda. Has been pushing it every step that you're repeated yourself. So let me repeat myself. It's not propaganda to say they have a presence that you know how many weapons they've got? Huh? It's a 1 million % Russian propaganda machine as a hundred percent pushing the fact that every time we give them more weapons that it's going to escalate it and that it will eventually go to nuclear war and they're doing that in order to put fear in our minds that wait a minute. They have the largest stockpile of nuclear warheads in the world. That's not propaganda. And I guarantee you people on the left are hearing this and they're saying there's Mike is like Tucker Carlson. He's a Putin, apologist.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
Pence and Graham Are Digging in on Their Anti-Abortion Extremism
"Mike Pence has doubled down on national abortion ban, when asked about how the debate will play out in the midterms, Pence said banning abortion is profoundly more important than any short term politics. Yes, he is correct. You just keep going more and more extreme. It is much more important. He toasted the Supreme Court for overturning roe V wade, he told those gathered for the gala for a pro life organization that they had only reached what he called the end of the beginning. He insists there's more work to be done to restrict abortion, which I think again is excellent news before the midterms. If you could go even farther, didn't Lindsey Graham just blow up their entire, let the states decide argument they've been making since the beginning of time. A hundred percent, including his own argument. I still his own argument from August. I really still think there's dirt that they got on him from our Lago. Like I think that he's terrified right now. I think he's part of one of the 15 boxes that had been sitting there from the RNC hack. And for him to come out right now and do that, it's political suicide. It makes absolutely no sense unless he's completely lost his mind.
AP News Radio
Biden promises new Ukraine aid, warns Russia on chem weapons
"President Biden is offering more assurances to Ukraine and a warning to Russia in meetings at NATO's Brussels headquarters the president that allies worked on the next steps in countering what is now Russia is a month long invasion of Ukraine and what would happen if Latimer Putin deploys chemical weapons it would trigger a response in kind it's unclear if he intended to suggest the U. S. or allied troops would go into Ukraine something the president had earlier ruled out you're asking whether NATO would cross would we make that decision at the time he's also announced new sanctions on Russians and the more humanitarian aid to Ukraine whose president pleaded with allied leaders for more military assistance saying just one percent of all their planes and tanks would give Ukraine one hundred percent security cyber mag ani Washington
The Charlie Kirk Show
New Election Review Details Voter Fraud At Nursing Homes
"I want to actually finish the first report I was talking about. They're tied together. So there was this special counsel that was launched in Wisconsin to try to get to the bottom of what happened in Wisconsin in the 2020 election and found out that Zuckerberg broke the law. The center for technology is civic life broke the law, and the Wisconsin special counsel found that 91 nursing homes had 95% to a 100% voter turn. I mean, you have a 100% voter turnout in a nursing home. That's insane. We're supposed to kind of take it. And this should be nationwide news. This is an open invite to any Democrat that wants to come on this program. Please justify to me. How a nursing home can have 100% voter turnout. That is what an independent nonpartisan nonpolitical special counsel has issued in his report. This is not QAnon. It's not some right wing thing. This is a nonpartisan former Supreme Court Justice in Wisconsin, who has a pretty amazing reputation to defend. The Guardian, of course, we should cite foreign papers when we talk about our election says widely criticized Wisconsin report Raheem repeats falsehoods and argument to decertify the 2020 election. Of course, they don't get into the fact that at nursing homes, they have a hundred percent voter turnout at some of the 95 to a 100% voter turnout at 91 of them. So it's very simple. Our thesis and the reporter is American Sam Levine from New York City. Art thesis remains the same. Who is the same on November 8th 2020? It's now the same a year and a half later, which is this. Which is that there was an operation, first and foremost to increase the supply of the ballots. Dare I say inflate the amount of ballots out there debased the value of ballots increase the supply. When you increase the supply of ballots, you then increase the opportunity for criminals and crooks to be able to intercept those ballots and launder them through the system.
AP News Radio
Delta asks DOJ to put unruly passengers on no-fly list
"A a a a major major major major airline airline airline airline is is is is asking asking asking asking the the the the federal federal federal federal government government government government to to to to get get get get tougher tougher tougher tougher on on on on unruly unruly unruly unruly passengers passengers passengers passengers I'm I'm I'm I'm Ben Ben Ben Ben Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas with with with with details details details details delta delta delta delta airlines airlines airlines airlines has has has has requested requested requested requested the the the the justice justice justice justice department department department department put put put put any any any any person person person person convicted convicted convicted convicted of of of of a a a a disruption disruption disruption disruption on on on on board board board board a a a a flight flight flight flight to to to to the the the the national national national national no no no no fly fly fly fly list list list list in in in in a a a a letter letter letter letter to to to to Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney General General General General Merrick Merrick Merrick Merrick garland garland garland garland delta delta delta delta CEO CEO CEO CEO ed ed ed ed Bastian Bastian Bastian Bastian says says says says there there there there should should should should be be be be zero zero zero zero tolerance tolerance tolerance tolerance for for for for any any any any behavior behavior behavior behavior that that that that affects affects affects affects flight flight flight flight safety safety safety safety Bastian Bastian Bastian Bastian says says says says well well well well bad bad bad bad behavior behavior behavior behavior is is is is affected affected affected affected only only only only a a a a small small small small fraction fraction fraction fraction of of of of delta's delta's delta's delta's flights flights flights flights the the the the airline airline airline airline seeing seeing seeing seeing the the the the rate rate rate rate of of of of incidence incidence incidence incidence increased increased increased increased nearly nearly nearly nearly one one one one hundred hundred hundred hundred percent percent percent percent since since since since twenty twenty twenty twenty nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen delta delta delta delta has has has has put put put put nearly nearly nearly nearly nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen hundred hundred hundred hundred people people people people on on on on its its its its own own own own no no no no fly fly fly fly list list list list for for for for refusing refusing refusing refusing to to to to comply comply comply comply with with with with masking masking masking masking requirements requirements requirements requirements and and and and submitted submitted submitted submitted more more more more than than than than nine nine nine nine hundred hundred hundred hundred names names names names to to to to the the the the transportation transportation transportation transportation security security security security administration administration administration administration to to to to pursue pursue pursue pursue civil civil civil civil penalties penalties penalties penalties I'm I'm I'm I'm Ben Ben Ben Ben Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas
AP News Radio
Chief justice: Judges must better avoid financial conflicts
"Supremo supremo court court justice justice John John Roberts Roberts says says the the federal federal judiciary judiciary needs needs to to do do more more to to ensure ensure judges judges don't don't take take part part in in cases cases where where they they have have financial financial conflicts conflicts of of interest interest in in his his annual annual report report on on the the federal federal judiciary judiciary Chief Chief Justice Justice John John Roberts Roberts pointed pointed to to a a Wall Wall Street Street journal journal series series that that found found in in a a recent recent eight eight year year period period a a hundred hundred thirty thirty one one federal federal judges judges participated participated in in hundreds hundreds of of matters matters that that involved involved companies companies in in which which they they or or their their families families own own shares shares of of stock stock federal federal judges judges and and Supreme Supreme Court Court justices justices are are required required to to recuse recuse themselves themselves from from cases cases where where they they have have a a personal personal financial financial interest interest Roberts Roberts noted noted the the journal's journal's report report did did not not find find that that any any of of the the conflicts conflicts affected affected the the judge's judge's actions actions and and that that the the conflicts conflicts occurred occurred in in less less than than three three hundredth hundredth of of one one percent percent of of the the cases cases handled handled but but he he says says they they are are duty duty bound bound for for one one hundred hundred percent percent compliance compliance hi hi Jackie Jackie Quinn Quinn
AP News Radio
US Navy warship sidelined with COVID-19 outbreak
"Hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi reporting reporting a a U. U. S. S. navy navy warship warship is is sidelined sidelined with with a a covert covert nineteen nineteen outbreak outbreak a a US US navy navy warship warship has has paused paused the the scheduled scheduled deployment deployment to to South South America America due due to to a a corona corona virus virus outbreak outbreak on on board board the the navy navy says says the the USS USS Milwaukee Milwaukee is is staying staying in in port port at at naval naval station station Guantanamo Guantanamo bay bay routed routed stopped stopped for for a a scheduled scheduled port port visit visit the the navy navy says says the the ship's ship's crew crew is is one one hundred hundred percent percent immunized immunized and and all all those those who who tested tested positive positive for for covert covert nineteen nineteen have have been been isolated isolated away away from from other other crew crew members members the the number number of of those those testing testing positive positive was was not not disclosed disclosed according according to to the the latest latest data data released released by by the the navy navy more more than than ninety ninety eight eight percent percent of of all all active active duty duty sailors sailors have have been been fully fully vaccinated vaccinated hi hi Mike Mike Rossio Rossio
AP News Radio
President Vladimir Putin's influence on everyday life in Russia is spreading to fashion
"President president Vladimir Vladimir Putin's Putin's influence influence on on everyday everyday life life in in Russia Russia is is spreading spreading to to fashion fashion with with the the launch launch of of the the first first potent potent branded branded clothing clothing store store the the potent potent team team store store is is run run by by the the federal federal ministry ministry of of industries industries and and trade trade in in is is that that Moscow's Moscow's main main International International Airport Airport the the clothing clothing has has the the colors colors of of the the white white blue blue and and red red Russian Russian tricolour tricolour flag flag with with the the logo logo Putin Putin team team Russia Russia because because they they did did that that because because the the general general director director of of the the brand brand Dimitri Dimitri Shishkin Shishkin says says he he has has been been given given the the green green light light to to launch launch the the project project by by the the Russian Russian president president himself himself what what was was up up with with a a shiny shiny and and he he says says every every detail detail every every textile textile was was calibrated calibrated and and honed honed only only when when we we were were one one hundred hundred percent percent convinced convinced that that we we could could create create a a high high quality quality product product we we launched launched the the opening opening of of the the retail retail chain chain Alexander Alexander unless unless you you have have was was one one of of the the first first customers customers he he bought bought a a red red baseball baseball cap cap with with Russia's Russia's coat coat of of arms arms at at the the navy navy hoodie hoodie he he says says the the clothes clothes are are good good and and the the ambiance ambiance is is very very pleasant pleasant adding adding new new rules rules you you lose lose a a job job he he said said I I love love Russia Russia and and respect respect the the president president I'm I'm a a Donahue Donahue
AP News Radio
Democratic lawmaker: Biden's diplomatic boycott of Beijing 'does not go far enough'
"The the U. U. S. S. is is planning planning a a diplomatic diplomatic boycott boycott of of the the upcoming upcoming winter winter Olympics Olympics in in China China American American athletes athletes will will compete compete in in Beijing Beijing will will be be behind behind them them one one hundred hundred percent percent as as we we cheer cheer them them on on from from home home but but White White House House spokeswoman spokeswoman Jen Jen Psaki Psaki says says the the US US will will not not contribute contribute to to what what she she calls calls the the fanfare fanfare of of the the games games there there will will be be no no official official representation representation would would sake sake saying saying sending sending a a diplomatic diplomatic delegation delegation would would treat treat the the games games as as a a business business as as usual usual in in the the face face of of China's China's egregious egregious human human rights rights abuses abuses and and we we simply simply can't can't do do that that China China had had vowed vowed to to meet meet a a U. U. S. S. boycott boycott with with foreign foreign countermeasures countermeasures cues cues in in the the by by the the administration administration of of political political grandstanding grandstanding Sager Sager made made Ghani Ghani Washington Washington the the U. U. S. S. is is planning planning a a diplomatic diplomatic boycott boycott of of the the upcoming upcoming winter winter Olympics Olympics in in China China American American athletes athletes will will compete compete in in Beijing Beijing will will be be behind behind them them one one hundred hundred percent percent as as we we cheer cheer them them on on from from home home but but White White House House spokeswoman spokeswoman Jen Jen Psaki Psaki says says the the US US will will not not contribute contribute to to what what she she calls calls the the fanfare fanfare of of the the games games there there will will be be no no official official representation representation would would sake sake saying saying sending sending a a diplomatic diplomatic delegation delegation would would treat treat the the games games as as a a business business as as usual usual in in the the face face of of China's China's egregious egregious human human rights rights abuses abuses and and we we simply simply can't can't do do that that China China had had vowed vowed to to meet meet a a U. U. S. S. boycott boycott with with foreign foreign countermeasures countermeasures cues cues in in the the by by the the administration administration of of political political grandstanding grandstanding Sager Sager
AP News Radio
'I'm so lucky': Elton John receives prestigious UK award
"Elton John is a new member of an exclusive club in the UK prince Charles and only did Elton John is a member of the order of the companions of honor I felt very proud to be British I felt very blessed I'm very lucky it's one of the highest awards that can be bestowed by Queen Elizabeth it recognizes people who make a major contribution to the arts science medicine or government over a long period of time I had an amazing life it's music has been my life and I got this for music and to work for charity but seventy four year old Elton John is not thinking in the past tense I may not look as if I'm not a hundred percent fit but I'm not quite but I'm still having to go and I got a lot more work to do after his farewell tour ends in two years John has high expectations we want to try and end dates by two thousand thirty it is doable we have the medicines we have the where with Elton John had recent hip surgery and says he's full of beans full of zest I'm a Donahue
Southern California Real Estate Report
The battle to develop the Sports Arena - burst 2
"Today on the southern california real estate report we give an update on a sports arena center and it's becoming quite a battle state. good morning. Welcome to southern california real estate report. This is bob mcguire. Daniel wise coming from san diego california so back in the news. Pechanga arena chain sports arena. Whatever you wanna call it. It's it's kind of the. It's kind of like watching a sporting match like you're like who's going to take the lead. Yeah who's going to win out what's plan from. Different parts of the crowd right exactly. What what ooh. Who has the best ideas and plans. You know who's gonna accommodate. The city's needs fast. So for those of you. That are new to this. The sports arena. Property was last year thrown up basically as a request for proposal to redevelop it. But what happened was was that that was premature because the land actually has to be used for an affordable component of housing. That wasn't considered in the first proposal. So it's kind of interesting so so what happened was it was basically put out as as basically like most real estate. Proposals or requests for proposals are put out. It was put out as basically a best and final and they said. Hey you know you. Mr developer come out and give us your best and final on how you would redevelop this. The surplus land that we have around our sports arena facility. Which by the way. The sports arena in this town if anyone is local for our local listeners. I should say those of us. That are familiar with the sports arena. I mean it's it's really dated so this is long overdue to get this done for a city. That's our size and for a city that now is gonna have what we're going to have in mission valley with the new. Sds you the football stadium and what we already have in. Petco pet khoza class aid stadium. That's rivals any baseball park in the country and the sports has like this really. It's just as really old decrepit building but people love it and they love going to the goals games because they can say close to the ice and things like that so it has some kind of some neat things about it but the building itself is like one thousand nine hundred seventy s the developer. That came out was brookefield. Who has quite a few properties. Here in san diego so there are known developer there known quantity and out of all the best in finals. That's who the city chose now. They made a huge mistake right because in the summer when it went up to the state to get approval of the state turn around said. Now you can't do it because there's no affordable on this property so you have to literally stop and now turn around and go find not only. Somebody's redevelop the sports arena. But also you need to find an affordable developer and then you need to have so do market rate units so brookefield has come back around and now they're saying hey. We understand that. This was a mistake. We're ready to do it again. So originally the units that the total coverage was going to be approximately twenty two hundred residential units but now they're actually increasing that up to like four thousand residential units if you stay under a certain square footage right around six to eight hundred sixty eight hundred square feet. So obviously you can do a large affordable you know component of studio units or you know micro units things like that. That are pretty popular as affordable housing options. You know for single people and people that fit into the average area meaning category. Which they're saying is going to be obviously found by hud and it's like thirty to sixty percent thirty two eighty some eight. I mean you have to remember that. Like six hundred to eight hundred feet. You can of one better in that. Like dont necessarily studios of yeah. Yeah yeah that's true. They could be nice. One bedrooms one in twos in six to eight hundred square feet but but to get the density that they're talking about. I think there's going to be a lot. I guess i should say i should. You're right a one hundred percent and it's there's going to be a smaller. There's going to be smaller. Units so the original plan had a lot of residential houses like sf are and townhomes and things like that so that is probably going to go away to get this additional density that they need so it's going to be interesting. They're going to have to escape park. They're going to have office and retail. They're going to have restaurants so for those of you. That don't know this area. The site is huge. So insight and brookefield is in the running but that toll brothers is trying to trying staged a comeback. Well so toll. Brothers is trying to stage a comeback. But what's really interesting too. Is it so this is now an open bid so they put out basically the so so. The city got the state's approval and now they have basically put out that. Hey this land is available surplus. Here's what you need to do. So there's going to be like you know. Basically on sunday there's going to be a presentation so also condamne who is a local real estate investment firm here that owns apartments nationwide. They're one of the largest apartment owners in the country. Owner and operator i should say so they. They have a big management platform. They're also going to throw their hat in to be the developer on this project as well. They've already it. Sounds like
AP News Radio
Cardinals coach Kingsbury, 2 others to miss Sunday vs Browns
"Arizona coach Kliff Kingsbury will miss the cardinals game Sunday at Cleveland Kyler Murray in Baker Mayfield former teammates at the university of Oklahoma will face off with the five no Arizona Cardinals played the Cleveland Browns on Sunday but the cardinals be without coach Kliff Kingsbury quarterbacks coach Kim Turner or defensive tackle Zach Allen after they tested positive for code nineteen star linebacker Chandler Jones is also out he was put on the reserve Kobe ninety list on Tuesday Kingsbury who said that the team has been one hundred percent vaccinated for quite awhile did his usual Friday morning media availability at the team's practice facility several hours before the news came that he tested positive Arizona's defense coordinator Vance Joseph and assistant head coach and special teams coordinator Jeff Rodgers will split coaching responsibilities for Arizona I'm
The Eric Metaxas Show
Dr. Ryan Cole on Making the COVID Vaccine Less 'One Size Fits All'
"Make pretty clear that you don't think getting these vaccines is a great idea. You've made that pretty clear. Give us some basics because there are people out there who just think anybody says that is just flat out crazy. What i've looked at tells me no. It's a very bad idea to get the vaccine. But i'm not a doctor. You are a doctor so tell us well. I think we approached this. Everything's hammer. Everything's a nail. There's a one-size-fits-all approach governmentally nationally. Medically we really need to consider who are the risk groups so are targeted approach should be high risk. Maybe do the vaccines for those individuals. But it's still not without its risks number two contagion control your stay home wash. Your hands masks are incredibly questionable and controversial. But there's no data in the last decades and decades that show in a randomized control trial. They work even the bangladesh study. That just came out if you look at eight zero two thirty no benefit and then number three early treatment and before early treatment and number five early treatment but the vaccines themselves are not without risk. And and we're using this one size fits all approach to all routes and say underage fifty without risk factors ninety nine point nine. Eight percent of people survive the virus with early treatment. Almost one hundred percent. I'm not saying that people aren't going to succumb to the virus but two pound whoops of individuals that are more risk from shot than benefit is scientifically illogical and unethical
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Outspoken Marine Officer Who Went Viral Blasting Military Leaders Over Afghanistan Is Jailed
"There's marine officer named lieutenant. Colonel stewart sheller his meteoric rise as jim garrity over at national review describes. It came from this video resigning. My position as the united states marine effective now forfeiting my retirement on title. I don't want single dollar. I don't want any money from the va. I don't want any. va benefits. I'm sure title to one hundred percent. all i have. Four was accountability of my senior leaders. When there are clear obvious mistakes that were made. I'm not saying we can take back what has been done. All i ask for was accountability for people to comment on what i said and to say yes. Mistakes were made. And how did they done that. I would have gone back into rank and file submitted. An accomplished what i wanted. Follow me and we will bring the whole system down. I am honorable and you ask any marine. Who served with me for seventeen years. I dare you to ask them all and find out what i made of show. He walked away from a pension. That i'm reading was worth two million dollars. Seventeen years of service. You know what happened. After that video. He was ordered to undergo a mental health screening and then according to his father he was thrown in the brig where he sits. Now he's behind bars Sheller senior told the media outlet task and purpose. All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves but they were too scared to speak out loud. He was asking for accountability. They had a gag order on him and asked him not to speak. He did and they incarcerated him.
The Charlie Kirk Show
A Debate with Dr. Rashad Richey on Mask Mandates in Schools
"Welcome to debate night here at turning point. Usa headquarters honored to have with us today. Dr ritchie a very well known radio talk show host in atlanta also a college professor amongst many of the things. I'm sure i'm forgetting and today we're gonna be talking about co the mandates schools mass and so much more. The way that this conversation will go is a doctor. Richard will begin with some thoughts of for two minutes uninterrupted. I'll respond with two minutes uninterrupted and go back and forth in that format for about a minute each will take about a ten second break or a little bit break and then we'll just kind of have at it and so dr richard. Thank you for being here and the floor is yours. You being trouble charlie. All right. here's the thing mask. Mandates in schools are water was inappropriate. And here's why first of all the vast majority of american voters actually support mass mandates for schoolteachers and for those who are inside of the school system But look what it actually does and mask mandate people that argue against it. They say this is an true general civil liberties but think about it. A dress code is that in a true civil liberty. A vaccination mandate. Is that an intrusion on civil. Let me bring you back to k through twelve education again. One hundred percent of all public schools in the united states of america require vaccination to enter vaccine passport. Already play not a two percent of private institutions require a vaccine in order to ten. Let's go to the mask. Mandate the mask mandate protocol is in place for the safety of students. This is based on verifiable science ninety percent of those in the field of science the field of study they say yes it actually decreases the spread of covert nineteen. But now you have people around this country literally rather than throwing on the mask. They rather throw fist. They're fighting schoolteachers. They're fighting those that oppose them and they are threatening to fight school. Board members because of a mass mandate. I have not seeing this kind of activity at school board meetings over anything except for these mandates but remember mandates are already in place school boards. Have the statutory authority to implement administrative law given to them by the states based on the construct of the tenth amendment of the us constitution. These school boards well within the constitutional right and statutory authority in order to implement such a protocol justice. They have the ability to say. Here's the dress code. Here's the vaccination requirement. Here's the teacher credentialing requirements and. Here's what it takes to to the next grade.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Left Ruins Everything It Touches
"Hello my friends. Dennis prager here. A reminder what the democrats are doing to this country he's ruining it. The democratic party is ruining the united states of america because it's controlled by the left and the left ruins everything touches to deny that is to engage in wishful thinking and it's inexcusable means. You don't have the courage to say the left is is evil. The left is evil. The left everywhere is evil. Not liberals liberals are my eve liberals often lack courage politically. They're often wonderful individuals. I love some of them personally but they won't acknowledge because it's very hard to stare at evil to destroy america. The last best hope of mankind is that's not evil then. I need a definition of evil. So i'm very specific. And what. I mean by evil in this case. They're destroying this country. Intentionally taxpayer payers should understand. The magnitude of the benefits is the wall street journal editorial about the the The new entitlements that they are giving for children basic income for families with children basic income for all families before the expansion the average child credit for a family below one hundred percent of the poverty line was about nine hundred. Seventy five dollars now. It's five thousand. Four hundred twenty one dollars that comes on top of their transfer programs such as food stamps and the earned income tax credit. The child entitlement will reach well into the middle class which is part of the political goal of course at the end of democracy when people understand. They could vote for politicians. Who will give them money. That's it it's over then nobody votes for what's better for the country they vote for. How do i get more money.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Is Decertification of the 2020 Election Within the Realm of Possibility?
"Talk about the big d. word decertification. What does that mean. How what would it take to get to that. What does even the precedent if that happens. Is this realistic. I always want to manage. The expectations of our listeners is decertification realistic. I mean i've i've talked to a bunch of attorneys here in georgia and a pretty people saying that there is a legitimate way to get certified. The election and i've heard other people to the contrary so it's really. It's hard to say. But i i mean with what happened here in georgia without a doubt laws. Were broken. That compromise enough ballots that the election. Can't legit. I can't necessarily be verified. You know like even the chain of custody documents in dekalb county that recently came out where there's a law that says when you pick up ballots from eavesdrop boxes. You have to immediately bring them to the elections office to then the time stamped and signed count. How many ballots in the dropbox. You signed a piece of paper. There's a whole process and over forty to sixty thousand ballots violated that process where some of them weren't until the next day according to the timestamped. Then there's like. I think it was like fifteen thousand ballots. Don't even have a time stamp so someone would have picked up these ballots from dropbox had 'em for god knows how long and then tournaments we don't know what it's like there's so much sloppiness bit occurred in this past election that you know i'm not a hundred percent. Sure if there's anything we can do about getting you know trump back in office sir. Decertifying the previous election but in someone wants asked me why are you investigating and it's sort of like if someone is killed right. We still investigate. Even we can't bring the victim back because we need to get to the truth of what happened so that we can prevent it from happening
The Ziglar Show
"hundred percent" Discussed on The Ziglar Show
"That's just what he does. When i listened to the first episode which. You're about to hear four minute clip from it reminded me. Kind of oprah winfrey meets shark tank in that. Marcus goes straight to the heart and talking to entrepreneurs and how they get started and who inspires them and the real y behind their business not many business shows have people crying in them if that gives you an idea but then he also offers them council was first so features a with a product for mental health awareness and he brings on howie mandel who suffers from mental health issues and is an advocate for the support of such things and together they give guidance to this couple next episodes feature guests such as kirsten bell and gayle king. Charles barkley kathy ireland and al roker and together. They talk to budding entrepreneurs and while you're listening to this clip you can follow one hundred percent with. Marcus ramona's on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and ad free by joining wondering plus end the wandering ab and hey i'd really appreciate hearing from you regarding me sharing this podcast preview with you got another one i wanna share too but is it a benefit or is it feel like an intrusion. Let me know email us. At k miller ks and kevin k- miller at kevin miller dot. Co here then are a couple sponsors other ziegler show then a four minute preview clip from episode number one of marcus lehmann assists new podcast. One hundred percent. Meet a neela donny. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys i think right now. This is like so mazing to get to.
Rich Dad Radio Show
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"The new podcasts. One ho percent with markelle. Shlomo onus is a masterclass cocktail party and sunday drive wrapped into one. Marcus ramona's runs a fortune. Five hundred company and his host of one of the most successful business shows on tv in his new podcast. He talks with exceptional entrepreneurs about their businesses and how they got started. He asked entrepreneurs if they know their numbers revenue sales gross margins but the numbers are just one part of the equation on the show. They get personal one hundred percent with marcus. La- monas is not just another business. Podcast it's real advice for business and live. Marcus digs deep and understands the stories behind these companies. Where did their idea began. Who inspires him. What are their goals. He'll define what they're doing right. And he coaches them on what they may be doing. It's holding them and their business back. Some of his celebrity friends stopped by to offer inspiration advice and sometimes tough love friends. Like kristen bell howie mandel and even gayle king together. They'll help entrepreneurs identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with marcus. Limos while you're listening follow one hundred percent with markets la- mona's on apple podcast amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one hundred plus app. Meet a neela donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with the product called keen habit..
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"With. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Male> The product <Speech_Music_Male> called keen <SpeakerChange> habit <Speech_Music_Male> away. Hi guys <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> right now. This <Speech_Music_Female> is like so amazing <Speech_Female> to get <SpeakerChange> to meet you. <Speech_Male> Thank you for having <Speech_Male> us. let's <Speech_Male> talk about. How did <Speech_Male> you guys come up with <Speech_Male> this idea. Because it's <Speech_Male> quite frankly <SpeakerChange> pretty revolutionary. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> So i <Speech_Female> pull out my hair. <Speech_Female> And that is <Speech_Female> medically known <Speech_Female> as trick. Oh till <Speech_Female> o mania <Speech_Female> which is one <Speech_Female> of these body focused. <Speech_Female> Repetitive <SpeakerChange> behaviors <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> middle school <Speech_Female> started pulling <Speech_Female> as a coping mechanism <Speech_Female> for <Speech_Music_Female> just <Speech_Female> being stressed <Speech_Female> at school <Speech_Female> and that <Speech_Female> was the way my body <Speech_Female> was providing <Speech_Female> satisfaction <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> and relief of <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> the pain that i was feeling <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> and then by <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> senior of <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> high school. My father had passed <Speech_Music_Female> away and so <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> was four years <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> of just hiding <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> that struggle. <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> Are you telling me that. <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> No one knew you're <Speech_Male> in this emotional pain <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> and the <SpeakerChange> pulling your <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> hair out <Speech_Music_Female> and she's stunt stuff you <Speech_Music_Female> talk about <Speech_Music_Female> and was a very automatic <Speech_Music_Female> translate <Speech_Music_Female> behavior. <Speech_Female> That became a habit. <Speech_Female> I thought i was <Speech_Female> weird and alone. <Speech_Female> So i hit it from <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> my friends <SpeakerChange> and family <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> <Speech_Male> married at the time right <Speech_Male> to your husband <Speech_Male> even know this was happening <Speech_Female> a <Speech_Female> few years ago. Samir <Speech_Female> who is also <Speech_Female> my husband is well as <Speech_Female> co <Speech_Female> founder. Caught me <Speech_Female> without eyebrows. <Speech_Female> It was three years into <Speech_Female> our marriage. <Speech_Female> I was walking into <Speech_Female> the bathroom <Speech_Female> after <Speech_Female> a late night of <Speech_Female> massive amounts <Speech_Female> of pulling out my <Speech_Female> eyebrows. That <Speech_Female> was probably the first time. <Speech_Female> That i really shared <Speech_Male> with <SpeakerChange> samir. <Speech_Male> That i had this condition. <Speech_Male> Okay <Speech_Male> so let's bring in <Speech_Male> samir because <Speech_Male> my first question is <Speech_Male> how the hell <Speech_Male> did it take <Speech_Male> you three years to notice <Speech_Male> your beautiful bride <Speech_Male> pulled <SpeakerChange> out or eyebrows. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Music_Male> That is the question. <Speech_Male>
Business Wars
"hundred percent" Discussed on Business Wars
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one day. Plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have gansu marcus. It does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around play. One could help with building hardware and software. And that's how we met our team. Who helped us really create the bracelet. Wanna bring one of my very dear friends who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know i'm super excited so i wanna bring on my dear dear friend howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked. Chrissy nicely meow. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive biting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me. But my soapbox is mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so first of all the. Thank you for being an advocate for that one hundred percent with me marcus. Onus is available and apple podcasts amazon music or wherever you get your podcast. Hi i'm brooke. And i am a risha and where the hosts of even the rich so i want you to imagine you're about to go on stage and perform in front of thirty thousand cheering fans you papa. Cough drop take some deep breaths. Tell yourself you can do this. And that's when year brother steps into your dressing room. He tells you the police are here. Either you clean up your act or you'll get arrested. Oh wow okay. Yeah but you just laugh and say good. Because the you and the story is madonna. You're gonna give the police a moment. they'll never forget..
Sports Wars
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"Meeting neela yummy. And samir kumar. Wonderful couple who came up with the product called keen habit. Hi guys i'm about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. Well let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair and that is medically known as trick till mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school. And that was the way. My body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior year of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the repealing your hair out and she's done stuff you talk about. It was a very automatic translate behavior that became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family remarried at the time right. Did your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also. My husband is well as habit. Co-founder caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever get answered to marcus. I think it does go to show the links to which people will have learned to cover these behaviors up neal of talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market the first idea really. The idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair than maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around. Plenty one could help with building hardware and software and that's how we met our team who helped us really creates bracelet. I wanna bring one of my very dear friends on who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know. I'm super excited. So i wanna bring on my dear dear friend howie mandel and the. Why do you look shocked. Chrissy nice job. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called by habit aware and neela. Who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're gonna try giving howie the elevator pitch keen by having to wear a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive. Skin picking and compulsive nailbiting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life. Can i say something. Right away congratulated. So wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me but my soapbox mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so first of all the thank.
Secret Sauce
"hundred percent" Discussed on Secret Sauce
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one day. Plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys i'm about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have a good answer. sue. Marcus it does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors. Up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around play. One could help with building hardware and software. And that's how we met our team. Who helped us really create the bracelet. I want to bring one of my very dear friends. Who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know i'm super excited so i wanna bring on my dear dear friend. Howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked christy. nice beyond. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive biting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me. But my soapbox is mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so first of all the. Thank you for being an advocate for that.
The Mysterious Mr. Epstein
"hundred percent" Discussed on The Mysterious Mr. Epstein
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one day. Plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys i'm about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have a good answer. sue. Marcus it does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors. Up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around play. One could help with building hardware and software and that's how we met our team who helped us really create the bracelet. I want to bring one of my very dear friends. Who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know. I'm super excited. So i wanna bring on my dear dear friend. Howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked christy. Nice beyond i'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive biting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me. But my soapbox is mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so first of all the. Thank you for being an advocate for that.
Bunga Bunga
"hundred percent" Discussed on Bunga Bunga
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and ad free by joining one day plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys i'm about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have a good answer. sue. Marcus it does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors. Up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around play. One could help with building hardware and software and that's how we met our team who helped us really create the bracelet. I want to bring one of my very dear friends. Who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know. I'm super excited. So i wanna bring on my dear dear friend. Howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked christy. Nice beyond i'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive biting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me but my soapbox mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so first of all the thank you for being an advocate.
American Scandal
"hundred percent" Discussed on American Scandal
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one day. Plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have gansu marcus. It does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around to play. One could help with building hardware and software. And that's how we met our team. Who helped us really create the bracelet. I want to bring one of my very dear friends. Who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know i'm super excited so i wanna bring on my dear dear friend. Howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked christy. nice beyond. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive nail and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me but my soapbox is mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so.
I, Survivor
"hundred percent" Discussed on I, Survivor
"Hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. We're going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus lowness while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and ad free by joining one day plus in the one. Dri app me too. Neela you donnie. And samir kumar wonderful couple. Who came up with. The product called keen habit away. Hi guys i'm about to cry right now. This is like so amazing to get to meet you. Thank you for having us. let's talk about. How did you guys come up with this idea. Because it's quite frankly pretty revolutionary. So i pull out my hair. And that is medically known as trick. Oh till o mania which is one of these body focused. Repetitive behaviors and middle school started pulling as a coping mechanism for just being stressed at school and that was the way my body was providing satisfaction and relief of the pain that i was feeling and then by senior of high school. My father had passed away and so was four years of just hiding that struggle. Are you telling me that. No one knew you're in this emotional pain and the pulling your hair out and she's stunt stuff you talk about and was a very automatic translate behavior. That became a habit. I thought i was weird and alone. So i hit it from my friends and family married at the time right to your husband even know this was happening a few years ago. Samir who is also my husband is well as co founder. Caught me without eyebrows. It was three years into our marriage. I was walking into the bathroom after a late night of massive amounts of pulling out my eyebrows. That was probably the first time. That i really shared with samir. That i had this condition. Okay so let's bring in samir because my first question is how the hell did it take you three years to notice your beautiful bride pulled out or eyebrows. That is the question. I don't know if i'll ever have gansu marcus. It does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors up a neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around play. One could help with building hardware and software. And that's how we met our team. Who helped us really create the bracelet. I want to bring one of my very dear friends. Who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know i'm super excited so i wanna bring on my dear dear friend. Howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked. Chrissy nicely meow. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware and a neela who came up with the idea is just trying to solve it. So in the remember. Our elevator pitch that we practiced. You're going to try. Howie the elevator. Pitch though keen by habit aware is a smart bracelet that brings awareness to debilitating mental health conditions. Things like compulsive hair pulling compulsive skin picking and compulsive biting and with awareness. That person that's wearing the bracelet now has the power to actually choose healthier strategies and change their life kick-ass. Can i say something right away. Congratulations so wonderful thing. I don't know you know that much about me. But my soapbox is mental health and mental health awareness and taking care of our mental health and removing the stigma. And talking about it so.
American History Tellers
"hundred percent" Discussed on American History Tellers
"I don't know if i'll ever have gansu. Marcus does go to show the lengths to which people will have learned. Cover these behaviors up. A neil talk to me about the technology and how it actually works and how you brought it to market. What was the first idea. Really the idea came to us as i was sitting on the couch. Pulling out my hair. Samir knew about the disorder at that point. Jelly grabbed my hand. And that was sort of that moment of. Oh if i knew i was pulling out my hair then maybe i could stop and so before we did anything else. We wanted to actually test that hypothesis. A little more so. I started wearing a slap bracelet with jingle bells on it then we decided to move into creating something a little more technical and just started asking around to play. One could help with building hardware and software. And that's how we met our team. Who helped us really create the bracelet. Bring one of my very dear friends who i think is the perfect person to give us some insight and i know i'm super excited so i wanna bring on my dear dear friend howie mandel and the yellow. Why do you look shocked. Chrissy nicely meow. I'm doing great. How are we supposed greatest expected like. I'm doing as well as everybody. I think so. I want to introduce you to what i think is a really cool company. It's called keen by habit. Aware.
Sports Wars
"hundred percent" Discussed on Sports Wars
"This episode is supported by home. Chef home chef offers delicious exciting meals. Anyone can cook delivered right to your door new recipes rotate weekly. So there's a wide variety of options. They offer classic meal kits. Fifteen minute meals and oven ready or microwave recipes that save time and effort in the kitchen for ninety dollars off your first month. Use promo code very at home. Chef dot com. That's the equivalent of ten free meals. Go to home. Chef dot com for ninety dollars off with code wondering how marcus promotes. I run a multibillion dollar company and i host one of the most successful business shows on tv on my new podcast one hundred percent. I talked with exceptional entrepreneurs about their businesses. And how they got started. It's a little bit of masterclass a cocktail party in a sunday. Drive all wrapped into one. One hundred percent is not just another business podcast. It's real advice for business and life on the show. Were going to get personal. Where did they get their idea to begin. Who inspires them. What are their goals. I'm going to identify what they do. Right and what. I think maybe holding them back. Some of my celebrity friends are going to stop by offer inspiration advice and sometimes even tough love together. We're going to help them identify what they need to do to take their business to the next level. You're about to hear a preview of one hundred percent with me. Markus la- mona's while you're listening. Follow on apple podcasts. Amazon music or listen early and add free by joining one three plus in the wondrous app..
The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"hundred percent" Discussed on The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"So, you know, it's it's I think you hit the nail on the head there with the glue guys, you know that one hundred percent is what you thought and what they were. And again mean kukoc, they won titles before kukoc got there. Yeah. The Lakers, you know, I mean you're was part of every one of those titles of the Lakers won, the showtime, Lakers.
The Mr. Warren Hayes Show
"hundred percent" Discussed on The Mr. Warren Hayes Show
"To this in a couple of months and maybe just maybe i'll get. I'll say you know what all you were telling me. That adam pages career was done. Yeah y'all right. Maybe but i highly doubt it. You didn't like my song. Yo y'all paid for. I gave you a song. Hey the jade cargill angle the jade cargill angle of managers Scrambling to scoop up rules. It rules now. This is the kind of thing. I one hundred percent get behind because it's not something that we've seen in decades because and okay it makes cargill look like the star that they want her to be makes sir come across as the big get. This is the one that everyone is angling for. Everyone is trying to making meetings and shifting moves to try and get her. That is fucking awesome. Awesome.