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"Got this, what's your side of the story? We could have addressed this in a way that respected doctor Ford's privacy, so it wouldn't necessarily even become public unless she wanted it to. So it's interesting because we talked about dianne Feinstein being elected in the year of the woman, which followed the infamous clarence Thomas Anita hill hearings. And in a lot of ways, you fast forward, and dianne Feinstein should be noted was the first woman who ever went on the Senate Judiciary Committee. I think a large part of response to the clarence Thomas needed hill hearing so fast forward. Here she is on the committee and we're going through again this sort of he said she said political drama, which really captivated the country in a way, again, very reminiscent of the Thomas hill hearings. And dianne Feinstein was right square in the middle of it. It was a constituent of hers, Christine blasey Ford, who talked about an alleged assault on her by Brett Kavanaugh when they were both in high school. Dianne Feinstein did not come forth with that information. It dribbled out. She was criticized for withholding that information. And then she was criticized for giving credence to the information by letting it come out. So she kind of got it coming and going both ways around the Brett Kavanaugh hearings. And then we fast forward to the Amy Coney Barrett hearing where in something that still has a lot of folks head scratching. She hugged Lindsey Graham, literally embraced him and said what a great set of hearings they were. And let's be clear to give that a little bit of context. It was like three weeks before the presidential election, you know, after the Republicans and Mitch McConnell had refused to give a hearing to Merrick Garland saying we need to wait for the presidential campaign, all of a sudden they were ready to rush through. In 2016, all of a sudden, 2020, they already had a rush this through. Feinstein sort of gives it the stamp of approval by hugging Lindsey Graham for a lot of people. That was not just the last straw. That was like the whole haystack. Yeah, that was 2020 and by then, I mean, she had one in 2018 her reelection for the U.S. Senate seat, but she didn't have at that point to endorsement of her own party. No, not surprisingly, she ran against Kevin de Leon and beat him rather handily, but you know, by 2020 and by the time of the Coney Barrett hearing, there had already been a lot of rumblings about dianne Feinstein about her mental cognition. And there were a lot of people who just sort of put whether it added up to four or not, they sort of put two and two together and said, wow, here she is hugging Lindsey Graham. I mean, she's just not all there. And it should be said, I mean, I don't know about you. I've personally dealt with people who dealt with cognitive loss and they have good days and they have bad days, and I think that's very much the case with senator Feinstein. You know, you fast forward to the Ketanji Brown hearings. She actually acquitted herself quite well during those hearings. Well enough that I did a column suggesting that, you know what? Just back off, let her finish, you know, maybe she's not all that she was, but good enough is good enough. But the point being a lot of folks, she seemingly has good days and bad days, and I guess the Lindsey Graham embrace was a very bad day. Were those arguments about her competence where they valid or was it sexism or ageism? Because I know you see this always. When you get these really older politicians, I'm remembering from the past Robert bird from West Virginia, Strom Thurmond, and they got some criticism, but for me it just seems there's a lot of swirling speculation about Feinstein that I never really saw with some of the men from the past. Yeah, I see what you're saying and I understand people who suggest that because you're right, people like bob bird, people like Strom Thurmond who are wielding the Senate chamber, and I think at the end they were actually picking up Strom Thurmond's hand and pushing on the button that he needed. So I get that point. And there isn't comparison to be made, you know, chuck grassley, the senator from Iowa is, I believe, something like two months and 12 days younger than dianne Feinstein. So essentially, he's the same age, was just reelected overwhelmingly in Iowa, didn't even have much of a contest. So sure, you could point to that and suggest that sexism at work. But I think voters are practical and I think people looked at chuck grassley, a guy who made a point about talking how he does calisthenics and runs four miles out of every morning or two or three mornings a week. There has never been the same kind of questioning. And not just questioning, but examples that people could see for themselves of a cognitive decline of a physical decline that we saw with dianne Feinstein. Didn't see that with chuck grassley. So sure, I understand why people might make that case given our history, but I think if you look at what voters had to go on, personally, I don't see sexism or ageism at work. So you could say that Feinstein's political careers ending with a whimper, not as a bang, how does that affect her legacy? Well, look, I'm not a cheerleader for Feinstein. I will say I've covered like I said for 30 plus years and I will tell you, we've had, we've had our ups, we had our downs. I've
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"Legal issues. David, welcome to times. Good to talk to you again, Gustavo. Also with us today is Julia wick, a metro reporter who spent the past year covering everything Los Angeles city hall, and the city's mayoral election. Hello, Julia. Great to see you Gustavo. And finally is the only person at the times who talks faster than me, political columnist, Mark bear back. Mark, great to have you back on. Hey, colonel. Thank you all for being here today. It was a huge geopolitical year worldwide from the invasion of Ukraine to escalating tensions with China and the continued problems at the COVID-19 pandemic rotten us all. But for this episode, I want to focus on domestic affairs because 2022 some developments that's going to stay with us for years to come, David, let's start with you because with the Supreme Court, there were some fundamental things that happened. What was the big story on your beat this year? Well, it's pretty obvious I guess the abortion overturning roe versus wade. This has been a cause for the right for 50 years. They finally got a court that has 5 very solid conservatives. 6, 6 and a half, you include John Roberts, who their whole career is part of the conservative movement of overturning roe versus wade. I wrote a lot of stories about that for a lot of years, but I think most of the American public sort of thought, no, they're not going to overturn a right that has been understood for 50 years. The court never does something like that. Well, they did it. And that opinion was leaked in May. I think just I had a lot of friends I talked to, a lot of coworkers, people who were just sort of shocked. This is a very conservative court, and they're going to be with us for quite a while. 5 or ten years, at least with this current group of 6. So expect more of the same. You've covered the court for decades. Have you seen public opinion of the court so bifurcated, I guess? The way you're seeing it right now? No, if you mean bifurcated, that it's sort of Republican Democrat, liberal conservative. For a lot of years, the Supreme Court had a pretty good sort of standing with the public because every year there'd be a fair number of conservative decisions, but a few liberal decisions. It was only sort of a mix. Anthony Kennedy, Sandra O'Connor, where they sort of middle of the road moderate conservatives, and so with a court like that you'd get sort of a mix and I think a lot of people thought, well, I may not agree with all their decisions, but in general, this is a reasonable court. Now we've got a very conservative court that is very Republicans in polls are very fond of the courts. Democrats and middle of the rotors say, gee, this is a partisan political court, so there's a real divide in the public estimation of the court that I don't think I've ever seen in polls or public standing before. Sadly, anger division are now part of a regular part of politics, even the ultimate law of the land, but speaking of division Julia, Karen Bass took office this month as the first female mayor of Los Angeles and its second ever black mayor, LA's political campaigns are always going to get national attention, so that historic moment did, but this year was, well, kind of interesting in LA politically. What do you remember, Julia? It was absolutely a fascinating race. I think one of the things that was most interesting about the basque Caruso matchup is these are two candidates who weren't actually wildly different ideologically. You know, if you look at their policy platforms, it was really a matter of degrees and pretty small degrees, dividing them, but symbolically they couldn't have been more different. One was a black woman whose roots were as a community organizer in south LA, spent much of her life in public service and her opponent was a billionaire real estate developer who had built some of the most successful malls and well-known malls in the city. And so they really had these kind of contrasts of style and contrast about what they sort of stood for in the city. And I think ultimately it was an election that very much came down to partisanship. Both were Democrats, but Caruso had been a Republican for much of his life. He had switched his party registration a couple of times. And I think that was something that voters in LA, a city that is overwhelmingly democratic, really couldn't get over particularly coming so soon after the jobs decision. And then of course there was also the matter of a racist leak tape that just blew up the entire election and all the elections in LA county. And beyond even. Absolutely. I think that was the biggest city hall story in years. Maybe decades, we've really never seen anything like it before. And the repercussions are very much still kind of unfolding. Yeah, the fallout continues, council member Kevin de Leon, who was caught on that racist tape, ridiculing black political power, says he's not going to resign despite mounting pressure to do so from both the public and politicians, but Julia, why do you think the eyes of the United States were so focused on everything that happened in LA? It wasn't just a racist leak tape. You also had national and international attention to the LA sheriff's race and then especially the mayoral race with bass and Rick Caruso who ran against her. I mean, essay was super surreal right after the leak walking into a city council meeting and just the entire back of the room was national TV cameras. This was the first meeting after the leak where The New York Times actually ran a live blog during the LA city council meeting. It was just crazy. Not how it normally unfolds. I think a lot of reasons. I mean, LA is the nation's second largest city, you know, when California sneezes, the nation catches a cold, what happens here very often has national importance. But also in terms of the mayoral race, this was one of the most expensive mayoral races in American history. And I think also people were really looking to LA to see whether we were going to have an Eric Adams moment and maybe shift a bit more towards the center was a Law & Order candidate, which ultimately did not end up happening. Fast one by almost ten points. And not only that, there was a progressive wave with some of the younger city council members in LA. Yes, we saw a couple of new city council members elected. We saw a lot of anti incumbent energy. I think that was something that really unified across the city and to higher levels as well. But we wasn't unilaterally progressive. For instance, in one city council race in the coastal race in CD 11, Mike bonnan seat, Tracy park, who's a bit more conservative, still a Democrat, beat out her progressive opponent. So it wasn't kind of down the middle. Mark, the Republican Party was expected to have this huge red wave for the midterms, but that didn't happen. So what's going to be one of your more memorable political moments
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"Demonstrators tried to disrupt the first in person city council meeting in more than a week after they were held virtually because of COVID exposure. This meeting is how it illegitimate. Demonstrators say it can not be business as usual until council members Gil se dio and Kevin de Leon resigned for their parts in a racist recording. There needs to be a real reckoning not only with the words again that were uttered on those tapes, but also with the policies that actually enact the real harm on our communities. De Leon has been on an apology tour despite calls for him to step down. That is case EBS TV reporter Jeff Nguyen in Los Angeles. Money news at 25 and 55 of WTO here's Jeff playbar. Without gained 337 points Tuesday, that's another 1%. Amazon will accept Venmo for online order payments for all shoppers by Black Friday. The median price of a home that sold in the D.C. metro in August was 1.5% lower than it was in July, the Washington business journal says national four H council is moving its headquarters to D.C. in a building a block from The White House to be closer to lawmakers. Jeff claypool, WTO news. Dow futures off fractionally NASDAQ futures off one 71. Just ahead on WTO, the candidates and the Pennsylvania closely watched Senate race bar in their only debate of the campaign. It's four 56. Olivia, from Washington. Laid off and trying to keep our little kids from realizing that mommy and daddy haven't eaten in a while. Roger from California. I'm grateful we could afford our son's surgery. I'm nervous that now we can't really afford food
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Los Angeles police investigating whether council members were recorded illegally
"Los Angeles Police are investigating whether the recording that captured city council members racist remarks was made illegally Los Angeles Police detectives are investigating how a recording of city council members meeting in private last year was made and by whom The tape posted on Reddit included racist remarks from those at the meeting police chief Michael Moore says council members Kevin de Leon and Gil saidel and labor head Ron Herrera asked for the investigation They approached the department on Friday this past Friday and requested that we conduct an investigation into the illegal recording of their private conversation Council president Nouri Martinez resigned after the tape was made public The group was heard using racist language to mock colleagues as well as one councilman's young black son while they plan to protect Latino political strength in council districts I'm Tim
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"The start of the war. Months of fighting has transformed them into a professional army. But these counterattacks are slowing their advance. Back in this country. A pilot was able to eject just before his F-35 fighter jet crashed at hill Air Force Base 30 miles north of Salt Lake City, Utah. He was taken to a hospital for observation. The 388th fighter wing says on Twitter that the jet crashed at the north end of the runway, and emergency crews, both on and off the base responded to the scene. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News. Reports on racial disparity disparities in heart care. Black adults traded at advanced heart failure centers received potentially life-changing treatments, such as transplants and heart pumps about half as often as white adults. That's according to a new study from the national Institutes of health. About the COVID pandemic, the death toll in this country now, a million, 67,000 and there is a COVID sub variant that some experts say could lead to another significant increase in COVID cases. The omicron sub variant BQ one one is concerning health officials. We're seeing rapid evolution. I think a lot of virologists have described it as sort of breathtaking how quickly this virus is evolving. Doctor Ashish jha, there is concern that many Americans have so called COVID fatigue. Correspondence to farm and Kevin de Leon, one of the Los Angeles city council members caught in an audio recording of crude, perhaps racist remarks as he is not quitting. This is CBS News. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance, so you only pay for what you need. Visit liberty mutual dot
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"Investigating last year's capital attack is voting to issue a subpoena to former president Trump. During today's hearing, the Democrat controlled panel concluded Trump was the driving force behind the capitol riot. Florida representative Stephanie Murphy said Trump egged his supporters on to take back their country. President Trump worked with others to plan the rally. Intending all along that he would send an assembled crowd of angry supporters to the capitol. Trump can refuse to comply with the subpoena or invoke his Fifth Amendment right to refuse to answer questions. The migrants who were flown from San Antonio to Martha's Vineyard will likely get to stay in the United States for the long term. Their attorney is pressing for what are called U visas. Rachel self says that the sheriff in San Antonio has signed off on the certification. New details are coming to light on the controversy surrounding leaked audio from members of the Los Angeles city council Matt Matson reports the Los Angeles Times reports it's now known exactly who made the recording of a conversation last year, which included council members neri Martinez, Gil sadil, and Kevin de Leon, but it was noted that the recording was actually posted on Reddit last month. The post was eventually removed by the social site after a moderator said it contained unsourced claims. However, earlier this month, it was shared on Twitter, and that's when it got attention. I'm at mattson. Parents of a teenager who died from fentanyl are suing SnapChat over his death, 14 year old Alexander Neville found a dealer on the social media app who would provide him with a pill unknowingly laced with fentanyl. His parents, Amy and Aaron Neville say SnapChat facilitates the overwhelming majority of lethal fentanyl sales by failing to remove dangerous accounts from their app. The company says it's working on banning drug dealer accounts and blocking search results involving drug keywords. I'm Brian shook. Actor Cuba Gooding junior will not have to serve jail time for groping charges, Lisa G reports. Alleged victim Kelsey Herbert felt the decision wasn't fair
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LA Council faces uncertainty amid furor over racist remarks
"Los Angeles city council members all Democrats including the president heard on leaked audio making racist comments are facing calls from among others President Biden to resign The LA city council will try to hold another meeting today after yesterday's that included protesters yelling for resignations of nori Martinez who took a leave as president and apologized Kevin de Leon and Gil se dio white councilman Mike bonin whose black son was called a little monkey by Martinez was emotional as he spoke Bubba officials are supposed to call us to our highest selves And these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of Los Angeles Council members like Mitchell Ferrell backing him The court of public opinion has rendered a verdict and the verdict is they all must resign The tape includes racist comments as the three discussed securing Latino power and the redistricting process in LA I'm Julie Walker
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"Earlier this week. And he's arguably the most powerful of all of these people. He runs like sort of one of the largest sort of umbrella groups of unions in the city. He is someone who has a huge amount of political power and a lot of that political power is born out of the money that the county fed will put to back outside groups who are supporting candidates. So we have seen them be huge backers of the mayoral candidate Karen Bass. And this support takes the shape in one money for ads, but also quite literally getting and coordinating carpenters or nurses to go out and knock on doors and much of that political organization and know how is stems from the unions in our city. Yeah, Herrera just resigned as president of the LA labor federation. And there's a lot of outrage and disgust. But what about the political fallout? What else is there? You mentioned nary resigning from being counseled president. But what else? I think even I was surprised how on Sunday three members of the city council called for her to step down. But by Monday and Tuesday, that number just started ballooning really quickly. And people started demanding everyone involved to step down. Not just nurri, but all three of the city council members and the labor leader. I've kind of lost track, frankly. The people we've heard from, you know, President Biden, senators, the mayor, support for these folks, is evaporating with each hour and it's a fast moving situation. The city is in a state of crisis as a result of this. Certainly our governing institutions are, people are in shock. These are all brash political figures, but I don't think people saw them necessarily as racist. And certainly did not expect to hear them talking about one of their colleagues as kids. And it's really causing a lot of soul searching, I think, among elected officials, staffers, activist organizations. Coming up after the break, how the leak gave people an inside look into an important but frequently ignored part of politics, redistricting. A Philadelphia dentist today was sentenced to 22 years in prison and fined $100,000. This was just unbelievable. You can understand the genius and Larry. Nobody was doing Coke at this point. Very smart, nice guy, really. He could sell dirt to a dead man. No one could believe that this highly educated young handsome man was this kingpin drug dealer. It's funny, even when you're running something like that. You just don't think of yourself as a kingpin. I just wanted enough money to pay for dental school. And then all of a sudden it's snowballed into something else. This is wolves among us. A documentary podcast from C 13 originals. A cadence 13 studio, season one, the Larry lavin story. And he was like, oh, William, I'm never going to get caught. Yes, you are. The odds are against you. 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Go today and claim a free indoor security camera, plus 20% off with interactive monitoring. Go to SimpliSafe dot com slash the time. Ben delete audio. I mean, there's a lot of it, but ultimately the conversation was all about how to strategize about how to draw on you counsel districts in Los Angeles. So what is the process for redistricting in LA and why is it such a contentious issue? Yeah, so last year redistricting commission was brought together. I believe it had 21 members and each council member got to appoint someone to this commission. And the goal of it was to create maps essentially that define council districts for the next decade. And a lot went into that sort of consideration. And a lot of questions of demographics of sort of what we think of as assets, important civic institutions, money makers for the city, job creators, things like stadiums, universities, tourist destinations, and the goal is to create places that are equitable and reflect the nature of the voting age population within the city. The conversation reflects an intense frustration with how that process was going last year. And what's interesting to me is that this conversation, yeah, it exposed how politicians try to secure and consolidate power, but it was Latino politicians complaining that black politicians have too much power in Los Angeles and that white politicians are helping them basically push down Latinos, but Latinos are now the majority in Los Angeles County and the city of Los Angeles. So what exactly were Martinez all four of them complaining about? I want to read you a quote from the transcripts. They're talking about strategizing about redistricting. I am hoping that you guys can all figure this redistribution out because I just need you elected. Yeah. I just need you. And then they're fucking with you. Kevin de Leon at one point goes. It's not us. It's not us. It's for Latino strength for the foreseeable future.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"And I'm a Martinez in Los Angeles, California, where a racism scandal has engulfed city hall. Three council members were secretly recorded having a conversation filled with racist anti black and anti indigenous language and just a warning we're going to hear some of that in this story. The council members are now facing calls to resign, including from President Biden. Here's NPR's Adrian florido. The LA city council president two of her council colleagues and a union leader all Latinos were heard on the tape denigrating black people. They also insulted indigenous immigrants from Mexico and they discussed ways to increase Latino political power in the city while taking it away from African Americans. Yesterday, a large crowd came to city hall for the first scheduled council meeting since the tape emerged. For two hours, they berated the council and demanded that the three members heard on the tape, president nuri Martinez, Kevin de Leon and Gil Seville resigned their council seats. Laurie condones a local black activist was appalled that Martinez had called a black child a monkey on the recording. Nobody's child in this chamber is a monkey. Nobody. That language, unacceptable. The anti blackness, unacceptable. The anti immigrant language, unacceptable. Said it had pained her to hear the Mexican American council president calling indigenous Mexicans short, dark, and ugly
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"It's morning edition from NPR news. I'm Leila folden in Washington, D.C.. And I'm a Martinez in Los Angeles, California where a racism scandal has engulfed city hall. Three council members were secretly recorded having a conversation filled with racist anti black and anti indigenous language and just a warning we're going to hear some of that in this story. The council members are now facing calls to resign, including from President Biden. Here's NPR's Adrian florido. The LA city council president two of her council colleagues and a union leader all Latinos were heard on the tape denigrating black people. They also insulted indigenous immigrants from Mexico and they discussed ways to increase Latino political power in the city while taking it away from African Americans. Yesterday, a large crowd came to city hall for the first scheduled council meeting since the tape emerged. For two hours they berated the council and demanded that the three members heard on the tape, president nuri Martinez, Kevin de Leon and Gil Seville resigned their council seats, Laurie Candice, a local black activist, was appalled that Martinez had called a black child a monkey on the recording. Nobody's child in this chamber is a monkey. Nobody. That language, unacceptable. The anti blackness, unacceptable. The anti immigrant language, unacceptable. Said it had pained her to hear the Mexican American council president calling indigenous Mexicans short, dark, and ugly
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"Let's start out with racism. Racism. Teeth Democrats. God. You know, it's often interesting to me. That Democrats are the ones who are claiming that they support black and brown bodies. And all of the stuff y'all hear them say. But yet they are the biggest secret racist folks on Planet Earth. And let me give you a news flash. I want on a flash of news for you real quick. Pow, I want you to I want you to get the news. That white people's racism against black people. In my opinion, is less prevalent than Hispanic against black. See, people that never grew up in a black neighborhood, I didn't grow up in Hispanic neighborhood. You may not be aware of this. But Mexican people in black people don't get along like that. When I was growing up, there was certain words that people that I grew up around, black people would call Mexican people. And it has something to do with their back and it has something to do with water. And what happens if you put water on somebody's back? What does it leave you back? Okay, that's exactly what we used to call people when I was growing up. And the Mexican people stayed on their side, black people stayed on their side, and it was literally no love for the other side in the community. And so for people to just sit and think that black people and white people are the only ones with conflict, you're missing out. Why do you say this, mister Tatum? Because this Democrat, I think, is Martinez, she had to resign as the president of the Los Angeles city council, a day after she was caught on audio, a saying some racist stuff about a white man on the city council in his black son. Now let me just say this. You don't slip and say racist stuff, right? You don't slip and say somebody's kid look like a monkey. And that he's on the side of the blacks. He's with the blacks. That's what she said. He's with the blacks. This is not a misinterpretation of her true intentions, right? It's not like saying, oh man, look at the little monkey. He look like a little monkey and you're just saying he's cute and he's lovable. He's climbing over his mom and dad. Okay, he looks like a monkey. Only racist people believe black people are associated with monkeys. However, if somebody said that and they were misinterpreted, I could see that being a point. But she said that the kid looked like a monkey, F him, he's with the blacks, meaning that there's a conflict between them and us.
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"I mean, to answer your question another way, you know, I'm not saying by disrespecting European norms. That I'm trying to privilege American norms. I'm not actually saying that this is a uniquely American thing. I just want to point that out, but also if Europe, as a culture, as an idea, is dying. And it seems to me that it is. Well, that which is falling should be pushed. Yeah, and I'm not really arguing against you. I'm more considering what the reactions would be, what the implications are. I mean, what inventor of any technology holds off because he's like, oh, I don't know what's going to happen. You know, technology happens. Change happens. And then a bunch of nerds get together and write the history books and say, well, this is why it happened, right? But in fact, the events just come. And I'm not trying to say that like, well, it's my prerogative to change history or whatever, but there's a certain necessity in a quality of the event and its repetition, which is now endless and there's nothing we can do to change it. Like I said, and inevitability anyway. So where are you at with ghost gunner? And explain goes kind of to people who are listening because that was a real game changer, right? Maybe. You know, ghost guns are a good example of this. So our enemy invents the term ghost guns. They're like, what's a good way to talk about homemade guns that scares people and help us get a handle on this? Kevin de Leon. Yeah, yeah, maybe it was workshopped in California by a guy like Kevin de Leon and then we were like, you know what, ghost guns? That's great. Wow, that's really good. So it's like we agree and amplify, right? We take the symbolic content of that. And then we try to actually create the world where there is such a thing as a ghost gun. And kind of even thinking that the politicians themselves don't quite believe in it yet. And so we created ghost gun kits and files and these things and then a machine called the ghost gunner. It's like we made it a verb or something. So that's kind of like that symbolic dimension I was talking about earlier, but it's important that the machine actually do the thing and give you the ghost gun part. So for let's say 6 or 7 years, we've done different generations of this machine, which are in essence, like fit in the footprints of 3D printers. And unlike 3D printers, they don't make the parts out of plastic. They drill, mill, fashion things from raw pieces of metal. It turns out it's easy to make gun parts out of metal. Can you make the whole gun from depends on what you mean? In general, that's not what our machines are bought for. They're made for finishing parts that are kind of already almost finished. But most recently, like in January, we revealed a new type of receiver. That can be made completely from a raw piece of metal. That's just the receiver. It's not the entire gun. What is the receiver part? In U.S. gun culture, gun politics, at least federally, just the receivers of guns are treated as guns by the law. So all the other parts, unlike Europe, again, unlike Europe, all the other parts are just treated as so many components that are unregulated. The receiver is the serialized part. Okay. So the one part in commerce and the law that's kind of tracked and when the police are like, well, we can see where this gun went..
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KFI AM 640
"kevin de leon" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Words conditions so there are some practical advantages. Johnson and Johnson says it could deliver 100 million doses in the U. S. By summer if the shots are approved for emergency use. The FDA has a meeting planned for the end of this month. Vice President Harris has used her constitutional tiebreaking power as president of the Senate to advance the New cove in 19 spending bill. The Senate being equally divided the vice president votes in the affirmative. And the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted. Senators voted 50 50 on the nearly $2 trillion bill this morning after 14 hours of debate through the night. The House has also passed the bill. It has still has to go through a special process called reconciliation before the Senate can pass it with just 50 votes rather than the normal 60. South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says Democrats should not be including a $15 minimum wage mandate in this stimulus bill Graham says Lots of small businesses are already struggling enough because of the pandemic and raising wages would make it even harder. This 12 punch. We'll take out what's left of small businesses in the tourism sector. And in the restaurant business, Graham says. Democrats and Republicans should focus on issues they agree on, rather than controversial stuff like the minimum wage. The woman who was accused of breaking into football star Joe Montana's house in Malibu and trying to kidnap his granddaughter has been let out of jail. L. A County Sheriff's Department records that show the woman's charges have been dismissed before her release. The woman had spent about five months locked up on $200,000 bail. Joe Montana called the cops in September and said a stranger had snuck into his living room and removed his baby granddaughter from a play pen. Federal judges criticized city and county leaders in L. A for failing to get homeless people off the streets during recent cold, rainy weather Judge David Carter has threatened moving toward a consent decree. If officials can't find a way to make progress in the homeless crisis. L A City Councilman Kevin De Leon says he'd prefer elected officials find a solution if the.
790 KABC
"kevin de leon" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Radio 7 1984 or two I'm Steve Coming. Orange County has reported 1355 new cases of covert 19 and 44 additional deaths today. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County reported 5925 new cases and 124 additional deaths. L. A County's large scale covert 19 vaccination site at Dodger Stadium was closed for about an hour yesterday. After about 50 protesters showed up at the entrance. Everyone inside receive their vaccinations and those who waited outside were treated after the demonstrators dispersed. County Supervisor Hilda Solis condemn the actions of the protesters as quote intentional sabotage, while City Councilman Kevin De Leon called it an act of intimidation, not protest. There were no arrests. Can Jeffries K. ABC News vaccination appointments are now back on track at Dodger Stadium. L A P D is mourning the loss of its third employee in five days to the Corona virus and the eighth overall security officer Dexter Delos Santos died Friday, one day after a 23 year department veteran died of covert 19 complications. There was Santos worked for more than eight years and the security services division. He is the fifth member of the department to die this month, which has been the deadliest for the department since the pandemic began. Three other employees died of covert 19 complications Last year, K A. B C So Cal weather mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the lower to mid fifties, Woodland Hills has 66 degrees. Redondo Beach has 72 downtown has 70 I'm Steve. Coming. Get the latest news every hour, half hour and as it breaks here on 7 90 K A. B C ABC has dependable traffic.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Protesters Disrupt Dodger Stadium Vaccinations
"19 vaccination site at Dodger Stadium was closed for about an hour yesterday. After about 50 protesters showed up at the entrance. Everyone inside receive their vaccinations and those who waited outside were treated after the demonstrators dispersed. County Supervisor Hilda Solis condemn the actions of the protesters as quote intentional sabotage, while City Councilman Kevin De Leon called it an act of intimidation, not protest. There were no arrests. Can Jeffries K.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"kevin de leon" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"And expected part of getting the vaccine, especially the second dose, and these symptoms mean that your immune system is revving up and the vaccine is actually working. The CDC says roughly a million doses were getting administered so far this week, and though there is a downward trend in cases, health officials say overall numbers of Kobe cases are still too high legislation on Beacon Hill that would make it illegal to encourage someone to commit suicide. It comes after the Michelle Carter suicide by text case we can pour from WBC's Jim McKay. It's something that's been in the works for quite some time. If it passes on Beacon Hill, it would be known as Conrad's law we're doing is we're making it criminal to core someone into suicide and over Denver. Craddick, State senator, Very fine Gold, the sponsor of this bill, he worked on it with the family of Conrad Roy, the 18 year old from Plainville, who committed suicide back in 2014. The bill would make someone criminally liable up to five years in prison. If they willingly course someone they knew had mental health struggles. He worked on the bill with Conrad's mother, Conrad's mother land and the rest their family an amazing amount of credit for taking this tragedy and trying to do some good covert 19 put the brakes on this bill during the Last legislative session, Senator Feingold hoping this time around it moves forward. Jim McKay WBZ Boston's news radio. A week after Inauguration Day, the Department of Homeland Security, issuing an advisory about the possibility of further violence across the country. Acting Homeland Security Secretary issued this bulletin, which says there is a heightened threat environment across the U. S. That's likely to persist for weeks. There is no information on specific plot, but the bulletin says intelligence and law enforcement Remain concerned about individuals angry about the election outcome, fueled by false narratives and emboldened by the breach of the capital of CBS is Candy McCormick, the state appeals court ruling against the bicycle issue. It sued after he got into an accident on the North Shore because of a dog attack. BBC's Carl Stevens explains in the summer of 2015 Victor crew, Tini was riding his bicycle in swamps get with his dog on a leash, but the dog was attacked by another dog, a pitbull, causing him to crash. He was hurt in the crash and sued not only the dog owner but the landlord who rented to the dog owner, arguing the landlord should have known there was a dangerous dog on his property. But the state appeals court has ruled the landlord has no liability in this case. Kartini did reach a settlement with the dog owner. But as far as the lawsuit against the landlord is concerned, he was barking up the wrong tree. Carl Stevens, WBC Boston's news radio, how spilling what island is allowing for injured police dogs to get life saving treatment in an ambulance. The addition to the animal care law was introduced last year by representative David Bennett. The bill, however, expired in last year's legislative session. So Bennett reintroduced the bill yesterday. Would allow e m t workers to perform mouth to snout resuscitation Give the dog oxygen stabilized, Broken bones and more bill frees E M T s from being liable for a vet bill or for mistakes. Treating the dog. Ah Los Angeles City Councilman is going viral on social media. After a new embarrassing moment. Kevin De Leon was leading the council in the Pledge of Allegiance when he forgot the words and Stopped pleasure allegiance to the.
NewsRadio KFBK
"kevin de leon" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"A professor of economics at U C L A. And here's what he told CNBC about this trend as we lose really successful businesses such historical and Hewlett Packard that changes how many high paid jobs we're going to have change is really the whole nature of the state. It changes how many tax dollars going to Sacramento. How many tax dollars thunder schools whether there's money left over to repair Rosen Bridges is really a huge problem in this that the state is facing Christine, This is not something new. I want to read another number for you 2016 alone. 1800 companies left California in one year 1800 companies. I mean and and and and there's like no attention at the state capital from the governor is not even a blue ribbon task force that's been named or you know how they do You try to keep businesses here or nothing, And it just I mean, it's such an enormous problem, and it's not just this year. It just feels like there's so many things that are just creating this perfect storm right and our strike Now this is just out of the slightly awkward file. Long time. California Democratic lawmaker badly bungled The Pledge of allegiance during a Los Angeles City Council meeting. Here is L. A City Council member, Kevin de Leon. Potentially gents to the flag of the United States of America. Invincible. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Oh, boy. Witches stands one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Okay. I spent a long time in the Legislature. So I'm not sure why he forgot it, You know, maybe just froze or whatever. And I am actually surprised. No one jumped in tow, like, help him out into the republic for which it stands. I mean, you're just sitting here going. Come on, man. I know what I can help you. Um, but I mean, he was Assemblyman, a state center. He ran for us Senate right now. A member of the City Council member in L. A Kevin daily own. Yeah, it was all just awkward. It really was kind of Okay, Let's talk cash. Wanna talk a little money? Let's do it. Here we go. Here's Pink Floyd. Okay, That's enough. Pink Floyd. Here's ah! Local kfbk $1000 Cash winner. We've got another one. His name is Rob. I am robbed from the Arden Arcade area of Sacramento. And I just won $1000 desperate listening TomKat FBK FM and am so here's how he did it. Here's how you could do it. Here's how you can win $1000 You listen for the key word to text into 202 100. And then you got answer your phone. Well, I work from home. So I was working, writing an email when you called me and I wasn't quite sure if I was gonna answer because it said no caller. I d. I usually don't answer those calls because they're usually somebody Trying to sell me something, but in this case, I'm glad I did You pick up the phone. Rob's got a grand in his pocket. And you can, too. We've got another chance to $1000 coming out of the bottom. We are right here in 23.1 kfbk. Excellent And that bottom of the hour is coming up. Quickly Love your top stories of the day. There's ah revamping in the delivery of our vaccines. State is rethinking it. We'll have more on that. All coming up in three minutes. Have something to say on your smartphone dial pound 2 50 say open. My all of it makes sense. We're all adults here. Join the conversation with Sacramento's and news 93.1. There you go. Kfbk.
WIBC 93.1FM
"kevin de leon" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"A cloudy sky 29 degrees in downtown Indy today's high 34 I'm John Heroic. Here's what's trending at 8 30 President Joe Biden concerned about ramping up Corona virus vaccination, increasing the vaccine supply and building increased cooperation between the federal government and state and local leaders. On the ground is key to getting that done, his White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki says. They're connecting all the dots to understand where they are and holdups. For Corona virus vaccine distribution. The president also taking more executive action, this time focusing on climate change. Fox is Rachel Sutherland. The actions were designed to win the nation from fossil fuels, reduce carbon emissions and clean up communities blinded by pollution. President Biden expected to impose a moratorium on all new federal oil and gas leasing, which oil industry groups are slamming US job killing the president specters the pledge to protect 30% of public lands and waters by the the decade. Federal agencies will also be directed the factor climate change into regulations and legal settlements. Kleiman envoy John Kerry has said the administration will treat the crisis as the emergency. It is Rachel Sutherland. Fox is three Hoosiers in police custody now for their role in the riot at the Capitol, January 6 Josh Wagner of Greenwood turned himself in Tuesday, but another man from Greenfield is still on the run to other Hoosiers turned themselves in regarding the capital violence earlier this month, you can read more about where the police are on their investigation, and the charges filed. A w E b c dot com Do you want to avoid being arrested will just pay thousands of dollars. Actually, no, don't do that. Madison McGill reports on the latest scam making its way through Indiana. It's a scam. The Lake County Sheriff's Department wants you to watch out for someone cloned the department's phone numbers and is calling people saying their officers and that there are arrest warrants out for the people they're calling. And if you don't want to be arrested, just give them $5000 in a drugstore parking lot, the department assured they would never contact a person for money. Madison McGill 93 WBC Mobile knew he was leading his city Council in the Pledge of Allegiance Tuesday, when Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin De Leon forgot the words Religions. To the flag of the United States of America. Invincible. Diligence to the flag of the United States of America. Julian made fun of himself on Twitter afterwards and.
Tim Conway Jr.
Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin De León Stumbles Through Pledge Of Allegiance
"L. A City Council meeting. Got off to a rough start for one council member. Mr Dylan, Can you please leaders in the Pledge of Allegiance this morning? I think you're much better present. Be another Councilman Kevin Day Leo and started off strong but seem to have forgotten the words I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Invincible Budge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. It was clear by the end that it didn't go too well. Well. Liberty and justice for all. Back Live daily own, was sworn in in October to replace Councilman Jose We's our and
KFI AM 640
"kevin de leon" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"But if you're Dr surprises you let everybody know Dial pound to 50 on her cell phone and say the keyword K ified traffic 10. If I am 6 40 more stimulating talk. Picture me without you, But I can't because we could be and morning Bill Handel. Morning Crew. January. 13th Wednesday, one week from today. The inauguration of Joe Biden is 46 president. And right now the house is debating impeachment. The next two hours. The debate is about the rules of how they're going to vote for the actual article of impeachment. That will happen this afternoon. And then you're gonna have a president who's been impeached twice. In U. S. History has never happened. Let's continue on with more handle on the news. Jennifer Weighing me here's something to look forward to report says that chronic homelessness in L. A county's going to grow a little bit in the next four years on by a little bit. I MEAN by 86% B nonprofit Economic Roundtable. Here's what they did. They looked at the 2008 recession. And the effect that it had Yeah. Then they look at this recession which is caused by the pandemic, and they look at how that's impacting people and based on the fact that this spent this recession because of the pandemic is worse in many ways. That's what they predict 86% increase over four years and look at the money that's being thrown in homelessness. In the billions of dollars in various grants and various programs. Federal State County City on It's gonna almost double And the next four years, I said, this is a spiral that all you can do is spit in the ocean twice instead of once. Councilman Kevin De Leon says he wants to build 25,000 housing units for the homeless by 2025 were already 2021. Yeah, good luck. I mean, that's just one of those aspirational numbers that mean virtually nothing. Is the new guy. He has to come up with something. All right. Words have consequences. Cool what Democrats are facing backlash for calling the effort to recall Governor Newsome, a California kua, You're right Words have consequences. Ah, kuh following a constitutionally approved method of removing a gun governor following the law. That's a coup like what happened last Wednesday, where you had a crowd that was there to overturn an election and put in. Ah, president who has no business being president. That's a cool this is a cool Come along to me even phrasing it that I know it sort of stirs the pot. You know what I mean? And by the way, it takes away from the word itself. Yes. In other words, the meaning of coup that the The seriousness of what happened last week is diminished because now everything's a coup. Everybody is a hero. Right. You're in the army and your truck driver. You're a hero. Hi. Okay. You know, everybody is a hero. Ambulance drivers are heroes. Well. They're not. They're doing their job. Just risk your end of just quit. Okay, There are people who are going to debate you on that one. Great. Some of the mechanics who fixed the ambulances debate. We're having the semantic debate. We are like this is where we are. We have real problems, and people want to fight over what words somebody used. Yeah, That's me. Okay, l A P D is gonna keep using facial recognition. But there's gonna be a lot more oversight. I've seen face people now. This is actually the one part of this facial recognition reform is huge, which is Moving forward. They can only use the facial recognition system that's operated by the county Sheriff's Department and on Lee uses mug shots. They were using these third party services like Clearview Ai. That take pictures from everywhere, social media and so forth to match people that can't do that anymore..
The John Phillips Show
Councilman-elect Kevin de León appointed to vacant Los Angeles city seat
"Elect Kevin Day. Leon was just appointed by the Los Angeles City Council to the vacant seat in district 14 to replace suspended Councilman Jose Wiis are Eliana, former president pro TEM of the state Senate won the primary election in March with a majority of the vote. His appointment will be effective Thursday. According to the motion filed by council President Nori Martinez. You can
The Fullerton Financial Hour
Chicago police clash with angry residents after deadly shooting
"Time it's twelve thirty mtr kenner up here's our top story community activists william callaway speaking out today after chicago police shooting yesterday which was resulted in the death of thirtysevenyearold hareth augusta's calloway says through the freedom of information act he asked for the immediate release of all officer body cam footage from last night's shooting we are saying that the police have shot and killed dozens if not hundreds over the past decades of black people but thickly black men unarmed and we're pissed off the shooting trigger tonight a protest leaving four officers injured and four protesters arrested a stunning setback for california senator dianne feinstein the california democratic party gave her endorsement to rival state senator kevin de leon he won the party not after yesterday's vote of the parties roughly three hundred and sixty member executive board now let's get a check on traffic here's my live in the valley chevy dealers traffic center hey mike got a crash in.
Morning Edition
UK PM May says Donald Trump told her to sue the EU over Brexit
"Live from npr news in washington i'm nora raum president trump believes later today for helsinki finland for a meeting tomorrow with russian president vladimir putin trump's now in scotland where he's been spending the weekend at one of his golf courses one of two in the country the president met last week with british prime minister theresa may she told the bbc's andrew maher today that previously trump had given her advice which she did not take trump had told her how to deal with european leaders on the uk's departure from the eu don't negotiate see them in court he told me i should sue you sue the city you negotiation susan actually no negotiations with may pointed out that during his visit the president had also told her not to walk away from negotiations secretaries of state from around the country and election security experts are gathered in philadelphia this weekend to discuss how to fight back against the threat of interference in november's midterms as whyy's bobby allen reports election watchers are especially alert about voter registration breaches department of homeland security officials say russians made efforts to hack into the election systems of at least twenty one states on the twenty sixteen presidential election and susan green hall with the national election defense coalition does not want to see that again in november so she's talking with top state officials about a nightmare scenario and adversary attacking voter registration databases on election day to change voter registration records and prevent people from voting on election day causing chaos and also sewing discord and mistrust in the system green hall says many state leaders have assured her that registration databases are getting increased security and election officials say they are developing backup plans in the event that voters have trouble casting ballots in november bobby allen npr news philadelphia after a month long run the men's world cup ends today with the final between france and croatia france was one of the favorites heading into the soccer tournament croatia surprise finalist thanks to the team's historic streak of endurance npr's tom goldman reports it's a day of i for croatia first time in a world cup final first team to get to the final after winning three straight time games and they're hoping the match with a first world cup championship france is favored it has the more talented lineup from forwards killing an mvp and antoine greece mun to rocksolid goalkeeper hugo lorries croatia particularly shines in midfield where luka modric excels with his ball handling and passing the french shouldn't rely on their opponents fatigue with those record three straight extra time wins croatia has proved it can go for as long as it takes but if france can outlast the croatians it will mean a second championship and first since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight tongue goldman npr news this is npr news from washington the united nations issued a report today that the number of civilians killed in afghanistan in the first half of the year increased by one percent this year one thousand six hundred ninety two civilians died the most since the un mission in afghanistan began keeping track of civilian deaths in two thousand nine the report said more than half those deaths were attributed to islamic state the last two blockbuster stores in alaska are shutting their doors tomorrow marking the end one of the last strongholds of the video rental business as npr's laura sydell reports that leaves only one blockbuster in the united states in the pre internet days blockbuster was the place to go when you wanted to watch a movie at home but the internet has moved the rental business online blockbusters all over the country shut their doors but the alaska stronghold state and business partially because high speed internet in the state was expensive now the last two stores one in anchorage and one in fairbanks are calling it quits the last blockbuster standing is in bend oregon the satirist john oliver did a segment on the alaska stores he sent them russell crowe memorabilia including a jockstrap crow war in cinderella man the hope was that the stores could sell the items for money or use it to draw customers the under says he'd like to return the jockstrap laura sydell npr news the california democratic party has given its endorsement for the senate seat now held by dianne feinstein it's not for feinstein but for another democrat state senator kevin de leon who is considered to be a long shot in the general election member i'm nora raum npr news in washington support for npr comes from npr stations other contributors include e c m c foundation working through improve postsecondary educational outcomes for under served students through evidence based innovation learn more at e cmc mc foundation.
The Savage Nation
Scores more homes destroyed by lava flow on Hawaii's Big Island
"Right after this month they thought they had a pretty good chance of winning that doesn't mean they can't take the house back but it just makes the hill steeper complicates the map also in california democratic senator dianne feinstein is advancing to the november ballot in tuesday's primary overwhelmingly cast their ballots for the eighty four year old who had served in the senate since nineteen ninetytwo inside by the way is the oldest member of the senate over two dozen other candidates vying for the second spot but right now the top contender is democratic state senator kevin de leon dozens of people are dead as rescue efforts continue in guatemala following the eruption of the waco volcano meanwhile on hawaii's big island homes have been wiped out by lava jim rupe tells more many of the more than one hundred sixty homes destroyed by lava aren't just burnt to the ground but buried under several feet of lava many places where once stood homes can ever be reconstructed to landmark scenic spots are gone forever look lakes is no stopping talmadge magna hawaii county civil defense director says it's like a flood it's just pouring out covering everything is love front is a half mile wide emptying into the pacific merican companies have acknowledged a record two hundred one billion dollars in stock buybacks and cash takeovers and may apple made up nearly half that total micron technology and qualcomm rounded out the top three futures up thirty two i'm elliot francis.
Townhall Weekend Journal
California Democratic Party won't endorse Dianne Feinstein
"Muller puts you in this indictment although i you know there's there's some things that go on that are a better pretty shady but my point is since it's our proud boast that it's part of what america is all about to promote our values throughout the world i think it's a very dangerous road to go down to say that this kind of information promotion to the extent of the facts the politics and elections with other countries is now in indictable felony or is it seems to me that that at the the kind of thing that by us more than it's going to bite the russian diane feinstein has been a senator from california 26 something shocking habits to the fouryearold liberal the stance leaked she was unable to garner the support of her own democratic party in california pete peterson is the dean of the pepperdine university graduate school of public policy he explained how this happened on the hugh hewitt show now give me your to send some what it means people wake up today and there will find that the california democrat party did not endorse diane feinstein for reelection instead endorsed the hyper liberal kevin de leon what did you make of that well it's what i what i call the earnest preclusion only democratic party that started in two thousand fifteen and there are a lot of uh burning flows out he'll uh especially in southern california though that uh really thought that they were flight it uh back in two thousand sixteen of that we've they're taking over the elf on the democratic party do you think that diane feinstein could actually lose that primary one certainly.