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WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "laura" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Washington, Leesburg. Still it's 68. So's Winchester and then Frederick and, hey, Haber Sound 72. Okay, Thank you. Lauren. It's 7 52 There were expectations that the Big 10 and Pac 12 would have to cancel their full college football season's because of the Corona virus. But the conferences said they have yet to come to any final decision on that. Both conferences have separate meetings scheduled for today that are expected to include formal votes about what to do next. Big 10 conference is reportedly on the verge of canceling its football season with other major conferences like the Pac 12 expected to follow suit. There's a lot of reasons to not play and for the overall safety Clemson University quarterback Trevor Laurence has been leading the push on social media to play this year. You don't want to play. We respect that. You know, there is the choice topped out. Lawrence hopes those in charge. Listen to the student athletes. Laura Podesta, CBS News restaurants in the area, are trying some new high tech cleaning. They're using lighting technology that can potentially kill the Corona virus. Ultraviolet C wavelength light believed to inactivate the novel Corona virus now is part of a cleaning system installed in all areas. Silver diners, lights are mounted to the ceiling when the lights turn on that a radiance field covers. Is much areas possible, really focused on the high touch high traffic areas of the diner. Chris Rollins, a veteran led that installed the system says those lights are on a timer to only be used at night when diners are closed because UBC light is harmful to humans..
Unconfirmed: Insights and Analysis From the Top Minds in Crypto
Grayscale Investments® News and Press
"Today's guest is Michael Sunshine. Managing. Director. Of Grey. Scale investments welcome Michael. Hi Laura great to be here. It's recently quarterly report gray scale announced record inflows. Tell us about that. So on a quarter, we'd be says, our team puts out a report that looks back at investment activity across the gray scale family of products over that most recent quarter in we try and break down for the investment community which products have inflows, which products more popular than others, what the breakdown is different types of investors any other trends that we're seeing amongst our investor base. and. Though regularity, these reports have really allowed them to become almost the defacto sentiment indicator for investment in the days
Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran
Fresh update on "laura" discussed on Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran
"Your podcast at a couple of Eureka moments where I. Remember. I. Was this maybe. Five years four or five years ago and I live and work in the same town. So I have no commute and. commutes like seven minutes. So I don't really listen to many podcasts, but I had jury duty Uber Massachusetts, and took me like forty five minutes to an hour to get there with rush hour traffic and I put on one of your podcast for the first time and it was. You and Laura Hatch and. A few others? I think it was unleash your Sandy. Cardio. Unleash your practice. And it was just like this Eureka moment whereas like, wow, this is amazing i. i. need to listen to more of these because. My systems in my office are antiquated and I know that I can do better and there's a better way to do things And I just kept listening to your podcasts and I've just learned so much from you over the years. Thanks for the kind words buddy, and also I put my thirty day dental MBA on youtube separately, my podcasts and my. What was the other one Thirty Day dental NBA and the virtues proper dentistry. They're all on a suburb podcasts and they're on Youtube and I what I, think's really cool about that is it's colleague geometry. Change into, here's the young kids. I made that thirty day dental MBA in one, thousand, nine, hundred, Ninety, eight, and some young kid tells me. They loved it and it helped so much I'm like what was the information old and they always say, no, it's kind of like businesses kind like math I mean. It's not really going to change in twenty years. On the on these dental supplies. Oh. You brought up another interesting point buying direct, I? mean. So the last four years at at the Greater New York meeting, there is a by Amazon. And the whole the last four years. The kind of like the black brothers you know they're sitting there at this booth and everybody's like, okay. What? What's the play? But again, Amazon is a distributor. It's not Bein. Direct. Do you see whenever I looked at? Amazon? I always thought we'll do you think. We'll ever sell direct to dentists. Do you think they'll ever sell direct through Amazon or do you think they'll always go through distributors? I'm still waiting for a big. Away. Like if Spicer Rona said Oh yeah, we're. Back I mean that would be an earthquake in the dental industry and slice lerone or three M or Danaher. Some some big monster company. You ever see any of those guys selling durant on Amazon or direct to a dentist or Pozzo. I. Hope. so I approached a bunch of these large conglomerate companies to join my sight. A lot of them said, no, you know that's not their model. You know we go through. Distributors and. Not Our model So it you know with them, you can't just go from A to B. It's it's You know it's it's it's more challenging. I'd love to just be able to. Buy Three on products or by some other products. Directly from the manufacturer, but it it's just Right now is not that simple but you. You mentioned your thirty day MBA that was going to be my corona shutdown project. But. I had this idea for this website for about a year or so, and that became my my corona shutdown project. So. You're thirty day NBA, I haven't gotten to yet, but we'll take it tickets to your journey I. Mean why? Why was this on the list I? Mean you know you got, you'll. You'll learn implants. You're doing all these different things. How did dental supplies because you know what I mean? Insurance I. Mean You know when I got out of school? I. Would Bill. Delta. Thousand Dollars for a crown and they just told you what percentage pay fifty percent. Then they switched to a PPO fee. Now now it's six fifty, you know I, you know three or four dealers. The next be Labor twenty-five percent next to be lab ten percent supplies down here. Four to six percent. What made would need supplies moved to the top and what what was going on your journey. re-thought. I. Want to focus on this. Yeah, it wasn't even just supplies. It was I I do a lot of implants and I'd always looked for in plant bundle package. You know like I said. Earlier in your intro that like the by twenty implants and get the free surgical Kit by ten to get two free. So there is always that Hidden kind of bundle package, a lot of the time. Some of the reps you'd have to talk to the rep directly and ask them for or the they would say, wait until the convention. Price. Or. The trade show price and. I had happened to be in the market for some more implant inventory and I, needed a new implant motor. So I contacted. Han. Glide well, implant, which looked really interested in their implants. Let the design looked really cool. I had taken a a porous with Jack on and they threw in new implant motor if I bought forty implants so. You. Know. This is awesome. But what if I never asked or what you know? What if there's other? Packages out there that I just don't know about from other companies in not just with implants with all without dental companies or even. Dental. Services And I was also at the same time. Looking in the market for a new business credit card..
WTOP 24 Hour News
Beirut death toll tops 130 as port officials are arrested
"Questions remain over. What caused that massive explosion in Beirut's investigators are looking into why such a vast quantity of ammonium nitrate was allowed to sit in a warehouse close to the city centre for six years in the Lebanese government has now arrested arrested the the official official responsible responsible for for offering offering that that port port New New numbers numbers show show At At least least 137 137 people people were were killed killed in in about about 5000 5000 injured. injured. Venus Venus LM LM The The director director of of the the Lebanese Lebanese American Foundation, says she's heading to Beirut to help Our home is, ah is not habitable. It's very it's destroyed. Now. It's not just the glasses, the foundations, the walls are all cracked on DH. There's a lot of cleanup that needs to happen. Hospitals already overwhelmed with Corona virus, patients were inundated with new ones bloodied from the blast. CBS news correspondent Laura Podesta and
TIME's Top Stories
FBI raids California home of YouTube star Jake Paul
"Agents including Swat team served a search warrant at the home of Youtube Star Jake Paul on Wednesday the F. B. I. executed the search warrant starting at six am at the Calabasas California mansion in connection with an ongoing investigation. FBI spokeswoman Laura Miller said in a statement a judge has sealed search warrant affidavit and Miller said, she could not reveal the nature of the investigation or the person it was served on. Paul's Richard Sean failed confirmed the home was. We understand that a search warrant was executed at Jake's Calabasas home this morning while Jake was out of state Schoenfeld said on an email we are still gathering information and will cooperate with the investigation. Video. From local television news helicopters showed agents gathering several rifles from the sprawling property where the boxing ring and a hot tub in the backyard that appears in many of Paul's recent youtube videos. A SWAT team initially entered the property I Miller said, no arrests were made police in Scottsdale Arizona on. Wednesday. said, they were dismissing charges of criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly there against Paul and two others so that a federal criminal investigation can be completed, but they may be refiled later. Paul had been charged there when he appeared on video in June inside a Scottsdale Mall that big crowd of people that broken into looting stores. Paul said in subsequent Youtube video that he had only been looking for people protesting the death of George. Floyd and he did not take part in any of the destruction. Paul twenty-three has over twenty million followers on his youtube channel, which features stunts, pranks, stories from his personal life and more recently music videos. He rose to fame on the short video APP vine and spent two years as an actor on the Disney Channel Show. Bizarre is older brother Logan Paul has a similar youtube channel with even more followers. Neighbors have complained to media outlets for several years about the stunts Jake Paul is pulled on the property for his Youtube Channel. Last month. calabasas. Mayor Alicia. Weintraub harshly criticized him after video emerged of dozens of people at a party at his home amid the coronavirus outbreak with no apparent masks or social
Lost Notes
Teenagers Surfing on the Wave of the Apocalypse
"I've been approached about the student teacher story before by people who always seem to have this moralistic agenda to tell this cautionary tale of young people who are in over their heads or taken advantage of with too much freedom and sex and drugs, and rock and roll. And I definitely want to be clear with you that I actually believe that artistic exploration and that. Freedom is worth a certain amount of existential risk and I'd rather live next door to junkies than millionaires any day. And I'm endlessly grateful. That we came of age in a place time like that. And welcome to another edition of the shape of things to come. I'm bill floor and I'm Dean Miller and our guest this week artist student teachers. Start off where everything starts off with. Let's introduce ourselves. Then Dan My teachers. Yeah. Go ahead. Base I was more comfortable from the time. I was little kid with what were considered freaks than I like drag Queens I like boys, hugh tweets, their eyebrows I wanted them to put my makeup on J. I Sing I mean going to a dead boys concert with you're sitting in the front row at CBGB's and stiff baiters. Ripping out his pubic hair throwing at you. That's disgusting. But it was amazing. On wore I play drums as teenagers. We were filming gigs for the mumps we were helping the erasers build up their sets for their shows and we've been very involved and so there was kind of this organic thing that came together. You know maybe we should maybe we can do that. You know I mean maybe we can do that. By Play Guitar. Let's say you had. School. In one hand and. Being in a band and hanging out with blondie. David Bowie and the other hand and it was impossible to do both things. Boy Do you think would happen. There'd be less school-going. Joe I buy another talk. I wanted to be a rock and roller I play guitar, and I just wanted to make wild noise. Or. Unveil. muschamp coffee you would see warhol walking around with his polaroid and handing out copies into you magazine. So this is what I thought. Every teenager did it didn't occur to me that. What an unusual environment this what? We're here sort of to talk a little bit about the band place music and give people a chance to find out what the student teachers are really because I think a lot of people in New York even though I know most of the people in the band from the New York area don't know that much about student teachers. Any. Seems to be a mystery to herself and everyone. While sometimes, that's effective. I don't know. Imagine this group of teenagers in the late seventies in new. York. City. Most of them are still in high school, a couple of recently graduated. They're obsessed with bands like television and Patti Smith the Ramones Roxy Music. Most of them come from fractured family lives and find community in the club scene. But get this in the span of six months they go from not knowing how to play instruments to headlining their favorite clubs. Then opening IGGY pop getting interviewed I'm GonNa have their favorite radio stations eighty nine point one W Nyu. How do they make that happen? This Ragtag Group of best friends lived and breathed the scene. They spent all their time together by records running fan clubs. Reading. Rock magazines. They'd go to shows together and off often get mistaken for being in a band so. One day in bills living room they decide. Why not? Let's form one. Just. kind of said that everybody everybody's all play drums and I'll play guitar. Okay. You play Bass and I said, okay. Then lawyer said well, I don't know if my voice will be good enough because she was gonNA sing. So maybe you should be from female rhythm section and then we We all hated. Wouldn't bands felt like sports teams. And with David I both being gay and Philip, and then later Joe being straight boys and then, Lauren? Laurean. Laura being the female rhythm section we really love what we did visually. I think it's more important than we have a concept an idea. I A music. Actual technical ability because we knew our instruments well enough to be able to contain the idea to an extent. But you guys can make it. I mean you think you're gonNA make it after the All of us into. Your knew we weren't musicians and none of us cared but we cared about is that we were gonNA have a blast. We were going to be cool. We were GONNA be the coolest kids and we weren't going to imitate anyway.
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
(Anti)Trust issues and the OnePlus Nord (with Nick Gray of Phandroid)
"Hello everybody and welcome to the pocket weekly podcast hosted by yours truly. Regarded what's going on? This week, we have nick great editor in chief of Android back on the show and the two of US talk about a couple of the main stories to come out outside of devices in the first half of this episode. Mainly, the fact that the four big tech giant their CEO's basically put on trial in front of Congress, and we just give some speculation behind all of the antitrust issues that were brought up. But of course given when this episode was recorded in one, it is coming out. One of our main stories is going to be around the oneplus Nord the next couple of weeks are going to be. Really. Crazy. So if you are listening to this right now and you're not following the pocket now weekly podcast in your favorite podcasting APP, make sure you hit that follow button because a lot of stuff is coming up pretty soon Samsung unpacked is next week and as I'm recording this intro, the Pixel for a has been made official. We don't quite have our units yet We're still working on that, but you can rest assured that both pocket and myself over on my channel we'll have content coming up very soon on the new affordable pixel device. But for now enjoyed this episode between me and Nick Graha Fan droid. I don't understand how you haven't had this setup already for podcasting and whatnot. We've had you on the show a bunch and you only just today to do this. Well I mean we have been podcasting over instagram live so it's not like it's the best setup anyways because you're using a smartphone to record. So have the real camera out now and yes, I don't know if you can hear it in the background, but my laptop is. On overdrive because I have the camera software transmitting to Ob yes, and then s transmitting to are streaming platform now. So my laptop, the fans are like. which which laptop is it just my own curiosity. Why make book thirteen pro Okay hopefully it doesn't like. Yeah. It's you seem fine right now but I've tried doing oh bs on facebook pros before and honestly in just in laptops in general and I've had mixed results. So yeah, I mean this one's the year and a half old. It's the laptop that I do all my four K. video editing on. So we handle four K. video editing I'm hoping it will keep up with this but yeah, it is. Turning away, keeping those fans boosted up not to the Max about middle. I feel like. Since you just. Go. No. Okay. I thought I. saw that my over here stopped going. But I think. Okay. Cool. A little bit of a background thing and this is kind of on a personal note I'm actually really excited because. Half, because of the opportunity that pocket now has provided me but also because I've just been making the effort to move into other categories. You just mentioned laptops. I'm really excited because it looks like all doing some pretty awesome laptops coming up and can't wait because. It's nice to get away from smartphones once in. Awhile. It is it is I. Mean I've done. I haven't done that many laptops. I've done a handful of chromebooks. Pixel. Book. And I have an MSI laptop here that I need to review once we get through this. Wave of smartphones and I have some extra time because as you know there, there is no extra time right now with all the devices that are coming out. Speaking of that. This is not one of our main topics for the show. It's part of our low check in here. I sent you that link right that Google's using the hell out of everybody right now. What is rolling everybody? Yeah. What exactly is this like? That's Latin. Right. That's on the page. Well, it's it's the usual filler text that you have on a dummy website. The our Laura them. And they essentially created a dummy page for an upcoming smartphone but they tweaked the wording just a little bit because there are words that seemed to imply smartphone type. Things like just the in the title there's The low light. Low Light Teneh Cap Kerem megapixel lum long lasting. Is that Vaccari, up yeah. So like in in the link description, you sent me here in Telegram I. If you read that out, that's in the page description. So like they they played a little bit around with it just to. Make It look like they've done a little bit extra effort than just slapping some some fake words in there as dummy place holders but because I. Think, of Pixel for a is coming sometime soon who knows we've been saying that from what? Since quarantine four months since? I I actually wrote an article about two three weeks before. Google before it was cancelled. Saying Google might actually launch it before I o based off of some of the leaks that we were we were seeing and that one turned out to be wrong the Oh, the Hubris of the publication. Gosh. All my gosh. That's why as the one of the reasons why I'm happy where I, I am in my little pocket of Youtube because. I. I don't have to do the rumors and whatnot I know that that's a common portion of Tech U2 is to be like Oh what are we going to look forward to I'm like what the thing is nothing is confirmed. Why would I talk about? What's an unconfirmed? Deals with that on the daily does all members and all that. So I mean I may covers it really well with the pocket now daily and honestly I'm like. Didn't you just cover this yesterday? You've done it like four days in a row. But Hey, there was leaks and news stories for days in a row about features and specifications that are coming up on a new device and on. After awhile you know writing for publication and writing tech media for years now I am so tired about writing leaks and. Rumors and speculation articles because. It's just a repeat of the same story last week with one extra
10 10 WINS 24 Hour News
New York - Long Island monitoring sharks after numerous sightings
"Nassau County Police have been conducting helicopter in boat patrols daily after about a dozen shark sightings between Point Lookout, Lido Beach and Long Beach in Atlantic Beach since Monday, now saw county executive Laura current appeared on Fox News Saturday afternoon to say patrols would continue to protect beach goers and swimmers in the water. A shark sighting pulled swimmers out of the water in Hampstead yesterday from Civic Toledo West speeches. They remain closed as well. Now will the beaches remain open? Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin tells 10 10 wins. They should be open tomorrow as they monitor waters and prepare for the storm. Beaches are anticipated opening a 10 but you know we're going to live the life guards do their job. They've done a tremendous job protecting the residents on a regular basis and with the addition of the Sharks They really stepped out. These young women and men are doing a fine job and we're going to let them make the call on Tuesday morning if it needs a quince names. Times, 6 44 Governor Cuomo says he
How I Built This
How I Built Resilience: Sarah Harden and Lauren Neustadter of Hello Sunshine
"And today we're going to hear from to executives at. Sunshine CEO Sarah Hardin and Laura, new stadler head of TV and film. Hello Sunshine is a production company whose mission is to highlight. Lead films, TV shows and books. It was founded four years ago by actor Reese Witherspoon, and it's already a big name in. Hollywood.
WBZ Midday News
Florida to temporarily close state-run testing sites due to storm
"And now a tropical storm is headed their way this weekend. They're closing down state run testing sites as they brace for the storm. CBS is Laura Podesta has more in the
WBBM Evening News
Virgin Galactic shows off passenger spaceship cabin interior
"Of the rocket ship will look life that will carry passengers on flights into space is Laura Reaches cabin cabin is is designed designed to to a a Nancy Nancy experience experience of of weightlessness. weightlessness. And And seeing seeing the the Earth Earth far far below below Virgin Virgin Galactic Galactic officials officials say say they they will will be be a a few few more more test test flights flights before before commercial commercial operations operations began began in in southern southern Mexico. Mexico. Starbase Starbase has not been announced for the passenger flight training stories or next along with
Daily Pop
2020 Emmy Noms & Reactions
"Daily pop. It's a very big moment in Hollywood this morning. The emmy nominations were chest revealed moments ago, and we will be celebrating with some of the nominees. Though surprise, guests are coming up, so you will not want to miss it. You guys, but we got to start off with the ladies up for lead actress in Drama Series Right? The category is Stack Jen Aniston. Sandra Oh's and those are just some of the big names who is going to take the win. What do you guys think? I just think Zendaya is GonNa take you was this show that everybody was talking about? It was unbelievable and not everybody got to watch the morning show with Jennifer Aniston because. Apple TV was not readily available so I think Zendaya is going to take this I was not paying the fourteen ninety nine. GD! There was so many submissions one hundred thirty five submissions. This year for this category lost those. So things I think women I'm kind of with you. Just although ozark for me has been one of my favorite shows forever and ever and. Laura Linney could take it out that. Could get in I. could not get into. It was like I. Really Try just I couldn't do it, but that's just me. All right we gotta talk about snubs and surprises, though big little lies when pretty much everything? Last time it was nominated. But this year came up short. No Best Actress nomination, no best limited series. I'M GONNA. Ask what you guys think about. These into getting snubbed a little bit. Should've been made, I thought. Was Okay, but they should've kept it at season one. They should have just wrote it out, but you know what Merrill got nominated. Laura Linney got nominated. She is Gucci ever. Reese Witherspoon as a producer of this show. This is a win for her, so she is as though she got snubbed. She is nominated because two of our actresses were. Absolutely. Strong enough season two. Why did you like season two as much Morgan I know you were saying earlier before the show? Why you're putting me on glass. Scott, I mean maybe I didn't want to hear that I just felt like. The first season was just too hard to top to be honest. It was so good everything was everything about it was so hook line and sinker. Everyone was invested as I just feel like. They wanted to ride out that high season two was okay, but you never want to have your second season just. Just be okay I just felt like even though Merrill we all bow down to Merrill. She can handle any role. I just felt like she wasn't going to save it. And although she got nominated, she gets nominated. It's just that's just what you do. She acts that well. She deserves it all the time. I just what Jessica said I. Don't think it should have been made I think we should have just. Episodes in the second series. I love the song. The second series is still a Mike Finish shoot and I'm never finished it, so I thought.
KNX Weekend News and Traffic
Los Angeles - Section Of Jeronimo Open Space Temporarily Closes After 2 Coyote Attacks
"Section of a popular hiking trail in Mission Viejo is now closed to Coyote attacks this morning. CBS two's great Mills has more from also quick trail. Besides closing the trail, the city of Mission Viejo posted a warning about the two attacks on Facebook. It's kind of scary Friday evening around dusk, Ron how Barrow was walking here when he had a close encounter of the coyote. Kinda Coyote darted right in front of me within, like, five feet of me. Actually follow me along the fence. Then he spotted another one. He decided his walk was over for the night. Laura Wittmer as running and she says she often sees counties. But this morning one bitter on the hell. She was able to drive herself to the emergency room and says she want to go Rabies treatments as a precaution of the next two weeks, the word on the condition of the other victim.
Unconfirmed: Insights and Analysis From the Top Minds in Crypto
Twitter Will Be Fun Today - The College Kids Who Hacked Into Twitter
"Today's guests. His Hip Awan CEO of Afani. Secure and private cell phone service locum his Heeb. Thank you Laura for home. You'll show. You were one of the investigators in touch with the young people who hacked twitter last week and gain control of prominent accounts, including those of Joe. Biden Obama Elon Musk and others as well as those of crypt companies like coin, base and finance, and when they had control those accounts, they were soliciting bitcoin from twitter users. How did you get in touch with the hackers? So Laura be in like. four-time itself, so then after I was so pissed off that angry that I said I need to solve this problem, and so I've entered into a form that relates how they have those accounts holiday getting pretty much all the ring of how they operate so. When you say that they had had your twitter account, nor they have my Sim Sark four times. Okay, and when you say Sim, swaps just described that in case, listeners does up. Does improper pretty much. What happened is like someone will take the form so the underground market like think about Ebay, but like I knew democracy with information. So you said your name, your information social security number your call logs your life, your life, location or anything on you. If I say hey, I need to find out for Laura Shane telephone number, and they'll give me telephone number will give me a call loss to give you. An everything comes through telephone numbers of numbers unique, and then if I say. Say Hey. I need to take the phone number 'cause I need so they will just prophet abuse him that I control, and I need to pay them few hundred dollars now. Your formula not work anymore because I had control of Sim card, so then I use that telephone number to get into a g mail, facebook and twitter, so if you go on twitter, new likely rescinded to email our number. If it's telephone number you've got. Someone's adopted very common technique deployed across US for a long time. So. The twitter hack twitter said that their employees had been socially engineered, and that's how these hackers gained control the systems. Are you saying that? Some twitter employees have their account. Sim swapped like how how does that you or Simspon tried? These people relate to the twitter Hack Greg? You wanted to ask me like how to get in touch with them so I'm trying to understand. You, that of analysis himself, so started going into the industry into this form than trying to see how they operate and to Dodd funny, so which will provide the made acadia that probably that cannot be Simpson's. That's what we did an offer that. VINCI START GETTING customers. Have you would actually getting a lot of attempts to do so? You would getting Dempsey pretty much every week that someone prior to himself or customer, trying to like hack into our system and mend the failed. I got in contact David Mayhew call, they would email method you and they will do all kinds of attacks. You know they'll try to let pen to pen tests. The everything did and obviously in one of the cases restocked immunity stopping messing around it right I know what you're up to. And after I got in touch with him to signal and author that the lake. Not I won't say that become a friend, but I told them why you're doing this. Thank you know you should not do this multiple hackers and they said okay. If you don't have anything to do pretty much, does it okay? Why don't you get a job? He said job, and then they start feeding the all information to proved at. Legit than a lot of information and how I was getting information from a lot of talk of the vote. And when it all this happened that you got in touch with him and had it happened late four five months ago. Okay They were diverging to me not just for this hot, but for other purposes to ride like a kid discount. Lot of databases beach everyday, so they wanted to see that a hey. If I'm interesting in the database, just wanted to work pretty much. is not money. It's also about ego that they wanNA prove something that they would do something so. So Mike Context for not hacking, but they'll be into the songs that they had access to. That follows A. Up I didn't want to. Excessive today were passing me. Hey, today. This is for sale to do sports on tomorrow. This person's so on the deal stood attack. I got a message that will be fun today, and when this message I thought he'd be like a distributor barks. Like scam scams, and but after why? That's all the kind. We got attacked ten. Finance Accounting Noble at depth one time. I taught that it's just a third party API like you know you have like you know where your schedule. The in everything I thought that may be compromised, and that's how they got author. Riley said No. We have everything. A screen chart I tweeted screen shot, and after that is blue. Well and so, who are these people? who were the people involved in the actual twitter hack? The difficult to identity like frankly I don't know I can speculate, but obviously because someone security and privacy I don't want to speculate but I can tell you wanting like college. Kids are maybe like someone between eight, eighty, twenty, one, twenty, two, and they are video gamers. They'd metaphor armed, and they found fascinating for them. Dislike a game like you go into video game on you killing you do stuff for them. It's like that. They, probably living in some way or radio patterns right now in basement. Who does not even know anything? and. They just do it for fun. Obviously, money's there, too, but most of fun for them is just a today. And so originally. The way you got in touch with them was they were targeting these different cell phone accounts, and what does motivation and taking over the different cell phone accounts so for account you can actually to when people take account, they can actually destroy you financially emotionally ended up recently, though by financial I can say they can get into your county bank accounts ticket by Tiptoe through that they can buy a lot of levels of securities financially they can do. obviously going to facebook in an email to, and then they donor all information from your facebook, and then they start blackmailing you that. Hey, likely when a lot you have done this like you know you have this. And you have to pay me this information out there and a lot of people would have to pay them the money because they don't pay the money. They looted operation right so and then third party. They just become Parson Mike is the word processing me. blender used to take my county new. They cannot get anything, but they wanted to talk to me. Just fun for them like people. Some people are sick. Like how did they pick you out of all the different people that they could torture also the league, if not just me like everyday hundreds of people to get them soft, though I'm just one of them on average, every second medical become victim of since up, not himself but cybercrimes so. But I had the impression that this was primarily targeting crypto currency people, but you're saying it's any bundled nor I think eighty percent of people who was himself to an entrepreneur L.! And the new in the cases of those people is it like personal vendettas that they're trying to? You can make more money by a hacking Lord cell than anything else you know. is one thing but Lloyd is like one number one target Loyd and has professionals league doctor medical doctor then. In Lord other number one targets in suffers, and what is the motivation for targeting lawyers Don. Money don't happen. How do they monetize that Yeah, so I tell you doctors, basically busy less tech, savvy and rich. It's that easy to find out any doctor information. You can find out who the best doctor in the city and you consume. Stop Him. And once you get into that account, you can transfer money between accounts who can be that people have been? Going into the count, Simpson calling the bank making via transfer, and then just checking accounts. That's pretty common. For for doctors to clinics have a lot of money. If you'RE GONNA clinic, instead he did even like five hundred hundred million dollar distorted the front because Alaska. Election for them. Okay, so let's go back to the twitter hack. They were some names that were identified of people who are involved these names. In The New York Times article that quoted you as a source one was kirk. There were some other people ll and ever so anxious. Who were these people? And how did they know each other? So they don't. Know the Best Birdie. They just hang out on rooms like chatting channels lake similar people on developed talked with you. The pirates channels. We had people a go if they WANNA have information to the document industry for finding information. If I want someone associated Gordon dissipates on one. Don't get call for these people trade information. And you asked about like a leg. Imagine your lawyer and you are fighting for my open kiss. We begin go to the website by that long since he will. They are who they're talking to the day can. Make some delays on them. That's one thing but other than that. These people are just a game as they would play like you know different video games and kick the die, who was basically a source of the rate industry rock says they'll be extra agents, and they are in room for longtime and David. Obviously you want you want something you don't trust the new guy. The new guy who is basically the main culprit punching the entity because multiple reasons, but the main guidance, the just which had A. Reputation. If you say you want a username of Laura at Laura, Shannon inactive. You may not trust kick, so you can do this. Middle Diane Tell Them Hey, can you hold the money for because you have a good relation? Because like Ebid forums generally have a petition systems. You know so then you ve into this guy like you know every inch it He went to care. Concur depended he the credit employees but I. Don't think he was employees. And, then he gave him the concert start building. So this is just a middleman. He was just broken deals. You tell them what you want. He was just keep his car and transfer the money. The is completed that fall. And so so kirk was was saying that he was a twitter employees, but as you said, you don't think that he was, and he was essentially selling valuable twitter accounts, and if people didn't trust, Kirk, they would use ever so anxious as their middleman to get the different twitter handles that they wanted. Is that what happened? That's correct. Good Gig, only unharmed on in July of. July it was very recently. that. He actually came so obviously not trust someone admit. That soon. July seventh in the New York Times article are. Limited okay, but all right so but ever so anxious. How to longer reputation and. And that was who people are transacting with. And so then. How did BITCOIN come into this? All. On these things happen through Bitcoins, so the way it started was they were selling. This twitter handles four bitcoin and then later. How did the scam change? So I. Personally is what I personally think. That kid was in touch with the employees who was giving these accounts. For a few thousand dollars. And then. Either bribed him. Architects. Social Engineering Him. Legs because like hey can do. This is my. This is purely my speculation that you're working for so long. He warned the trust. Any may have said Hey, can you log in forbid I wanNA see how it looks like something that he made it something so the guy is pasta on. Hey, just do it, but don't do anything crazy. You Know Butt kicked. Decide Okay, man I can just go on or can also go online with I can do it I can. Can also go on like you know. All those accounts crazy. That's what I okay, but you're just speculating. You don't have any proof that or or do you know what? I don't have any proof of that I don't approve. Have critic probably do it? And Kirk? Is probably a guy called coup, which is on a farm for a long time, so he speculated that he someone that was in the industry for wide, but not. Approved that. Kicked it, but from all the action than everything it all points to cook. Irene so in a moment we're gonNA. Talk a little bit more about what happened. Exactly I, in sight, twitter and scam, but First a quick word from the sponsors who make this show possible. How much in fees are you paying? CRYPTO purchases now crypto dot com as waving the three point five percent credit card fee. When you buy crypto apart from crypto purchases, you can also get a great deal on food and grocery shopping with crypto dot. COM Get up to ten percent back when you pay with their. Visa Card no card use the crippled dot com to buy gift cards for up to twenty percent pack download the Crypto Dot com today, and enjoy these offers until the end of September. Looking to connect with thought, leaders, innovators and blockchain enthusiasts welcome to T- forum a weekly virtual series about all things tasers. Equal, feature presentations about the latest advancements that healthy ecosystem grow together. Interested in speaking at t quorom, submit your presentation ideas and the tasers community will vote on who comes to the podium next sign up and learn more about the virtual series at t quorum dot com. Back to my conversation with his Heeb Awan. So, we don't know exactly how. Kirk got into twitter's internal systems. However Once. He or she did then what'd he do or or she do with their power? So. Kirk than they went to buy I think. Start with by notes I'm coin base. And the see your finance and he made it account Egypt first of all. What did it was did with other? Account. Okay, which means when you log in, it asks you to do a second type of security, which is hopefully. If you're in the crypto space, you have used something like Hugo, authenticate or key, and you're not using text message based second factor authentication. Where they sent a code your phone because otherwise if he gets swaps than than having no. Buyer so. Removed that and then keep going good thing. They added wall a secondary second. You know Autodata so now. I'll give example like you have my username seep, so they moved to a FE, and they're also removed. Jane, Email. And then they. Did possible reset. So the new email guard, the chain deposited garden the account. and. tweeted whatever they wanted. Well, and what were they tweeting? So, they were tweeting that you know. About Co. Ed Nineteen I believe like you know because of Covid, we like helping people. I don't remember the wording. Health Has Something and they said Back. And this is video any comments in YouTube. Actually they were so good that frankly sometime I get like you know Oh my God like the able to make it like a secondary thing. That's real you know and like, but this happens pretty commonly, and and it's happening for almost two years now i. It, really is the kind of thing where people think it's real I honestly. Had created a question for you, which is who are the people who are savvy enough to own bitcoin and know how to send it, but not savvy enough to spot. What to me seems like an obvious scam. Actually went on the Internet and are tweeted out this thing same thing I said like who are those people who can have sophisticated enough to buy Bitcoin, but knowledge to. Send. Bitcoin but I think leap Dick's everything. Like I agree people think okay. Let's give it a chance. You know it's like a lottery ticket. You know people may be, but they think what if this is true and other than that. If you like an must happening there, actually flaunted, be efforts on twitter. All the time with people are donating money on twitter, but they don't ask for anything they say hey, can you give me your Alfred Egland who this every day, so he will dollars to off fifty dollars for every person everyday. You'll say. Retreat this. I'll give you this money. So this happens right now and obviously As hit audible, read like you know when viewed come in people, people forget everything that you know. We have so many Ponzi scheme like so many scattered that happened that exist today could if I come to unity Laura investment scheme, which is a pretty good you know. He hit all the MACHIDA. But it only gives you five percent. You may not listen to that. Say Hey, Lord the Child who may tennis money tomorrow. You may skip everything. Cocaine is thousand and ten dollars tomorrow. Okay I'll take the risk from doing that. Hopefully I'm sure my listeners are savvy enough to know if it sounds too good to be true. But people do that I. Think I have estimated that around like maybe I. Just in this journal given us cam like. He put a lot of tens of millions of dollars and well not last week, but no, not over time overtime. Yeah, yeah, we'll be sending money, so there are enough food. I guess yeah over I mean for last week. The hackers did net about a little over thirteen bitcoin, which was about one hundred twenty thousand dollars, although analysts said that about twenty, thousand of it seems to have come from a suspicious address that they actually think controlled by the hackers to kind of make it look like this was legit and people were actually sending money. But then also by the way they could have netted more. However, Cuevas said that it did prevent more than one thousand customers from sending about two hundred and eighty thousand dollars worth of Bitcoin to the twitter hackers so oriented, so let's talk a little bit also about just what happened in twitter which was? Twitter blog posts. Hackers a targeted. Thirty accounts for forty five of those they reset the password and sent tweets from those accounts for eight of them. They actually downloaded that counts data, and then for thirty sixty legitimate direct message inbox, including one elected official from the Netherlands, and it was who. What do you think they could do with such information? I think it's A. Black, man that I've been talking to you about what happened with sin sopping. Let's think about it if you have first all that fool Phoolan that why didn't put? It wasn't like planned. I don't believe it was just like in the move in the heat of happened. BANDAIDS slaves. They clearly guy who just got drunken pretty might do everything but I think if you have access to like anyone, social media, proper social media like I have been I've received. Messages. And I but I don't believe that I think we have forged around. Believe the electoral, so, but if you have someone should media that maybe confidential information that can be misused by Stacey when leg if you do about it on dedic messages, a you know that's not confident that even with the journalist visceral broads. You know so I. Don't know who the information was. What fast, but that's video very very concerning and I believe this may happen on facebook or other social media from his. Because to same. Attack Factor. Yeah I definitely think that this is. One of those cases where it makes you want to just use encrypted social messaging APPS. Such as like signal or something, maybe what's up? So, let's just also talk a little bit about what we said before about how the hackers were able to remove two factor authentication on these accounts. Well, actually what they did I was. They changed the email address. And then the chain Laras Oh, actually bid on a there was A. There was an email. There was a blog post by somebody who had the at six twitter account, and they said they believed that the hackers change the address, but that when that happened, it did not send a notification to the original email address, but not I don't know if this person was surmising, you know six hundred interest in history, those belong to a hacker. Their the community of Hackers Gobi Twenty six hundred. That's like a court for hackers right. Not a quarterback, just like community for hackers and you were the hacker who ended up homeless anywhere. They will do attack into I think he would to. And he went into multiple you as homeless, but he was a hacker. And oxygen community belong to sixty name. Is this secretly off? I believe his name. And, but yes, but I think the first drift was removed and then. moved. To the letter. Control of it now thought it was the reverse, but either way. In Like for any of us who are in the crypto space who have been? Keeping up with our security and using things like Google. or UB and avoiding. Text message based to a or or any kind of to a based on our phone number. What? Can we take away from this like? Is there any advice that you have for Crypto? People on how they can protect themselves if the services that we use have loopholes like this. Let's not that'll be biased in obviously you know. Will. Finding here, but that's what we do, right. We work, but a lot. Actually I am surprised at how many a compromise them security argue out stocking some customer yesterday and they do You know an extra seat is probably the most I can tell you I know. We are making like a faces, but at same part exit. She's most prominent used offer manager for probably ninety ninety nine percent of the word. What would you recommend instead? Use a password manager, anything manager pretty much everything in the top five six. It stood, you know. Don't cheat on family plan. out on like those like a caveman. This company go with a better company. Even if you don't go the final leg, that's fine at least hell better company like Dourthouse I'm plan because no fan mace. You make you very vulnerable to now you're putting your own life on risk, but everyone who is in the time is. You know and the third party. Don't give out your telephone. Number molasses everywhere. You know like. Don't go to like you. Know have different email address if you want to. And you let you. At Google. Authentic get off your. There's something at one time I have statistics, said ninety five percent of people who are like major changes. Do not have to a fait. Sms I'm talking more to a and I think ninety nine percent of those are what you estimates to say. The people who've been additives Everyday I have started I deal with at least two or three people who get up everyday and came and we had some of the to affair, and I can get into that lot of people into the spark that they were not believe enough not to change it. please. Don't please don't be those people, but I can tell you like I've spent people and I said do this. Man How much time did it like five minutes six league. Logistics you Donald and APP, you know. have to familiar face. You know if you are very cautious, taken for a number, but I can tell you that Khomeini would make this mistake. Ordering will end and it you know, and in the end I did lose industry learn. That's was part. There was still use the same SMS to a fait. The dating did not happen to them. Again happened again. Because if it happens to once, you become more, you know your motorcycle getting out again. If they have found something and something, they just do for fun, and and you know what I because obviously I'm. Biased in a way that the. Customer. Time I've been a victim four times a feed Logar they can. What would you do? Please please please setup. SMS elected more music episodes into gear and please get family plan these I. Know You're saving their ten twenty dollars per months, but in the end you know if you call it a, it's like insurance. You can live without insurance to. But like you know. The one day you need insurance when you need it.
Filmspotting
Kelly Reichardt First Cow
"Welcome to film spotting back in early March one of the most anticipated films of the year for US Josh Kelley, records first cow finally came to theaters, and then less than two weeks after its release the COVID nineteen pandemic force, the nation's movie theaters to close along with just about everything else meeting that most people never got a chance to see it. It it wasn't quite the last movie I saw pre pandemic. The penultimate I think I fit in birds of prey, just after I scout, that sounds right and man, my so grateful we were able to get first cow, because to have to sit for a few more months without seeing it as many people had, that would have been tortuous. Yeah, the pandemic. Records plans to come to Chicago when we were scheduled to sit down with her for an interview fast forward now to July first cow is now finally available to rent on demand, and we got a chance to talk to Kelly Reicher by phone later in the show will revisit our first cow review from back in March and hopefully more of you have had a chance to catch up with it now that it is available to rent I though it is our conversation with Kelly Reichardt in addition to first cow. Films include 2016 certain women that starred Kristen Stewart Laura, dern and her frequent collaborator Michelle Williams before that she offered us night moves that was about a trio of radical environmentalists, one of those played by Jesse Eisenberg and she gave us of course meek's cutoff. Which I think is still her masterpiece in Oregon trail set. Film that yeah, a lot of people consider among the very best of the last decade Wendy and Lucy was the film before that one. This was a doomed road trip movie again with Williams, and then the first film that I saw of Hers Atom I think you as well two thousand six's old joy, that one like I call centers on male friendship records debut film river of grass that came out back in nineteen, ninety four for first cow reichert return to the Pioneer Era Pacific northwest setting of Meek's cutoff. Cutoff for a tale of unlikely friendship capitalism, and yes, oil leaks in the movie, a cook from the east to play by John McEnroe joins a group of for trappers Oregon there. He meets Orion lease King Liu a Chinese immigrant, the to become friends and set out on a risky business venture together. Also, there is a cow. It's the first cow in the area. Josh indeed floating down the river in one of the movies more memorable images I'd say absolutely. Let's get to that conversation with Kelly Reicher now. Call me cookie. Mother died when I was born, and then my father died. I never stopped moving. It's a good thing stopped at the puzzle. No way for women to stop. have account cow in the. same place for cows. That's no place for white men. He's A. Since virginity here. Kelly thanks so much for coming back on spotting. It's great to have you nice to be here in virtually exactly so josh and I have both spoken very very favorably of the film, actually our favorite film of the year so far between us, and we both talked about it as almost a parable, a movie that in a story that seemingly very simple, the kind that maybe could even be passed down orally, and without any heavy-handedness or easy moralizing impart. Truths are we on the right path? Do you see I cal that way? I'm. A visual person so. Making it is a audible story I. How came from Jonathan Raymond's novel? The half life. I I'd have to think about it. I haven't thought about it in those terms of course moist thinking about it in images. Yes, so When you say. It's your favorite film. I don't know why you have to qualify it and say so far to stop watching other things. But seems fair. That seems fair. I'm sure you're like A. I think all those qualities topping out exist? I just yeah. I haven't thought about it. In terms that of course I I think maybe a better way to phrase that would have been if if you think about it and I know that this sounds almost like it's simplifying, but whether or not you think about this project, or any other is in terms of imparting kind of lesson, or is there. Is there some? Is there something you were trying to teach to the audience? No No. No I don't think so. I mean I. Know I would not want to think in those terms I mean I hope it has. Layers to it that there's things to think about and Questions to ask as far as. I mean ultimately I think like to focus on the friendship and kept blake quote in the beginning. That's in John's. Novel to remind myself that ultimately are making a film about friendship, and there are these teams of capitalism and You know running through out the new the but It has to be considered like just figuring out how to do seem sort of. Where the power lies in a scene, so it's not like I'm not thinking about those things, but I'm Only, in terms of how they relate to cooking, King Lou not in terms of. Some world message or cheek I World should not be being taught from me. That's for sure.
Total Information AM
Portland mayor tear gassed alongside protesters
"Of Portland was among the protesters tear gas to add yet another night in Portland President Trump planning descend of federal agents into Chicago now to try to stop violence there, however. Both cities air pushing back against having federal officers. CBS News correspondent Laura Podesta has more protesters and federal agents clashed yet again during night, 55 of demonstrations in Portland, Oregon, law enforcement fire tear gas engulfing activists and even the mayor way to get the federal administration to back up and leave our city. It will happen all across the United States. President
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
15 injured in Chicago drive-by shooting at funeral for man killed in drive-by shooting
"Just two hours south of Milwaukee and Chicago. 14 people were hurt in a mass shooting that happened outside of a funeral home. CBS is Laura Podesta like a war zone. That's how neighbors described them shooting. It happened last night during a funeral for a man who fell victim to a shooting about a week ago. The service itself became the latest incident of gun violence in Chicago as a car sped by spraying bullets at Mourners hitting 14 people Time Chicago Tribune reports So far this year, homicides are up 51% at 414. Questioning one person, multiple suspects also being
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Expensive Miami private schools got millions in PPP loans. So did charter schools
"Maybe there's something that came out in the Herald and just really rankles me. Some of the most expensive private schools. In South Florida. Got loads in those PPP loans loads charter schools, too. Charter schools to Catholic schools. Two of my girls is one of them. This one. Let's see. He's talking about the ransom Everglades, which has a $40 million endowment, according to the tuition there. 7 $41,050 a year. My daughters went to Carrollton right next to poor and they follow them in lockstep General for tuition. Now they took A whole lot of money in these PPP loans. According to the Herald between two and $5 million. Now let me ask you this question What we had to keep our staff and our teachers and our cultures will let me ask you this. Did you give money back to the parents to pay for tuition last year? Cause I pay tuition in my school. I think any money back my girls didn't go to the school for the last half of the year. You pay tuition toe have them in the classroom. They're not learning computer and the computer stuff was Every once in a while, they'd have a class. I mean, it was kind of ridiculous. They didn't get to take the you know, they're I'd be in after back Laura Court o'clock test at the end of the year. Now, none of that either. Which would have helped them to avoid certain classes in college. No, but they're not gonna give money back. So wait a minute. You got all the tuition money. You didn't any more money to keep your staff and your teachers and your coaches. What are you talking about? I mean, this is outrageous, and they're not giving the money back. It's why oversight is important when you have these kinds of trillion dollar programs. ST Thomas, a quietness. Got a bunch of money. According to the Herald, the Archdiocese of Miami itself received between one or $2 million funds. Why one of the Archduke is most prestigious schools in Tom's. The quietest in Fort Lauderdale received the people own birth between two and $5 million. I mean, you know, there are actually people who needed this money, give the money back to the parents who pay the tuition if that's the case. Do they think they
The Strategerist
Hector Barreto - Entrepreneurship and Immigrants
"Welcomed or guest today, Hector Baretto Hector form headed up the United States. Small Business Administration today. He's the chairman of the Latino Coalition. Thanks for waking up early with us. Do this actor thank you in our Co host Laura Collins, once again. Welcome back, Laura. She's the director in the Bush. Institute smu Economic Growth Initiative thank you. Thank Santa I. Only wake up early for this I know we. To Peel back the curtain we're here at about seven thirty in the morning in Dallas and Lauren I were comparing notes and turns out that one of us are morning. People so hector. We're looking. We're looking at you. Demand on. West Coast time. It's like five thirty in your body clock Oh. That's rough. Hector's here for our SME Economic Growth Advisory Council where he is one of them. Is that help guide the policy work that we do at the Bush Institute, because both of his expertise is the forty first administrator, the small business, and because his work with the Latino Coalition. Let's start with the former when you were with the small business administration. What was the goal of that department? What were you? You, all working on the small business. Administration was actually started in one, thousand, nine, hundred, fifty, three by President Eisenhower and there were some small business programs before that, but they unified those all into one agency, and it's really the agency that supports and advocates for America's small businesses, and that role has become even more important over the years when they formed the SBA. There probably weren't thinking that was going to be over thirty million small businesses in the united. United States and I like to say nothing small about small business. They really are the engine of America, the engine that fuels the economy of America not only are there a lot of them, but they represent over fifty two percent of the gross output of the economy. It's the place that two-thirds the net new jobs of our economy comes from, and it's also the place that a lot of our innovation comes from. That makes us the envy of the world. World in terms of our economy so very very important agency. A lot of people have heard of it, but they oftentimes don't know everything it does. Where does your passion for Small Business? Come from a well? That's easy. I was fortunate to be born into an entrepreneurial family, so the first business owners I ever met where my mother and father and my father was especially a serial entrepreneur. He loved business. He loves starting businesses. I'm not saying he loved running. My mother ran the business ideas, man yeah, but I learned a lot about a small business I used to joke that everything I learned about business. I learned in a Mexican restaurant because that's why I worked when I was a little kid. What jobs is you? Hold with your parents Oh, a lot of them, you know we were an immigrant family and. There was five children. My mother had five children six years. I have four younger sisters, and so we were all recruited to my father's executive training program very early on, so we all had to work I remember waiting tables when I was nine years old. So And then I. as I got older, I got more responsibility and help run some of those businesses and start some of those businesses, and my father had a number of different businesses. We started off with the restaurant business, because that's an easy business to access, but then later on at a little import export business, a little construction business, none of those businesses wherever really large, but they were very important to our family helps support us. They helped educate, and we learned a lot about being in business and working with the community and customers, and so your father came to America start these businesses. He actually didn't. My father was an immigrant to the United States in the late nineteen fifties. I don't think he was planning on staying that long. But he met my mother. My mother is also from immigrant parents from Mexico they've shown love, and and of all places they started their journey in Kansas City Missouri that's where I was born. I grew up in Kansas City Missouri and my father. He had a lot of different jobs as a lot of immigrants do when they first get here. His first jobs were picking. Picking potatoes for fifty cents an hour in rural Missouri and later on, he worked at a railroad, a literally pounding the spikes into the ground, but in the winter it got too cold, so he moved into He started working in the livestock business, and it was very difficult. dirty work. He was cleaning out stalls, but at least it was warmer than being outside. When he was working at the railroad later on he, he was a janitor at the school that I would eventually go to, but my father used to always say that he was a business owner, and I would say dad. You have these jobs. You're not a business owners. They know what I have to do right now, but eventually alone my own business, so he was very passionate about that. He always wanted to work for himself, so he starts so then he starts these businesses and his career trajectory starts trending too so far up that start happening. Yeah, my father was a very visionary leader very. Very charismatic you know he when he's grown up used to say know. I came here with nothing I didn't know anybody. I didn't speak the language. I had no money I had no power, but I believed in myself I was willing to work hard, and this is such a great country that affords us the opportunity to go as far as we WANNA go. We're only limited by our own imagination our own commitment, so he he's. We started these businesses, but later on my father was kind of an organizer as well, and he wanted to belong to the Chamber of Commerce. This is in Kansas City. Number of others spanning businesses. There were there at the time, and my father started asking. Where's the Hispanic Chamber? And they said well. There isn't an Hispanic Chamber. My Dad said well there should be, and if nobody else is going to start it, I will so my father was one of the founders of the Kansas City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, that was in the mid seventies,
Side Hustle School
Are Amazon ads worth trying?
"Hi, Chris, this is Laura from Pittsburgh and I've been listening to the show for a couple of years now I've been hearing about ads on Amazon being an alternative to expensive facebook. Google ads is true, and if so, what do I need to know? I shop on Amazon Dot, com almost every day and I've noticed that they've started showing more and more ads. I did some reading and it looks like anyone can pay for these ads just like with facebook and Google. It also looks like are a lot less expensive and less competitive. At least for certain categories or items. Is, this true, and if so, what do I need to know about it? Hey Laura, thank you so much for listening challenge. Everybody in Pittsburgh. Okay so lots to talk about here. Are. They worth trying. Yes, they worth trying. Also first of all. Is it true that they will sell ads to anyone? Yeah, of course. facebook and Google Amazon all these companies I. We'll make it very easy to take your money, so they're not concerned about the effectiveness of the ADS. They're not concerned. Waste your money I mean they're happy to take your money basically just like any good major corporation. And you're correct as well. They're showing more and more ads these days. As whether they are less expensive and less competitive than the ones you see for facebook and Google. It really does depend and a lot of categories. It's not less expensive. It's less competitive, so it might be for certain categories. It might be depending on what you're selling. But that's the kind of research to do. Once you start getting into that specific product you're selling and once you start understanding a bit more about how it's marketed, and who your customers are, and where you can reach them all that kind of stuff, so categorically speaking. It's not that Amazon is going to be better cheaper. Necessarily so unfortunately, it's not just like a goldmine sitting there that you can go and spend a dollar and make twenty dollars every time. Now as for whether they're worth trying and such I. Mean anything is worth a try. But you know just like any other form of online advertising. People lose a lot of money doing it, I know an author whose publisher spent twenty thousand dollars on Amazon ads recently. And they had a specific campaign actually worked with an Amazon Rep the company provides somebody directly to publishers, and to those who are spinning at that level or higher. And it really didn't work that well I. Forget the precise numbers, but they spent a lot of money on selling a small number of books, so not necessarily a great idea. One option might be to look at Pinterest. We haven't talked a lot about pinterest ads, but that is another company. That's happy to sell people. Ads based on certain targeting. You can include all the different demographics and variables that you want to specifically try to reach. And pinterest ads I think categorically can be cheaper than Google and facebook. Not for everything, but for a lot of things, and as whether they're effective once again. That's going to come down to what you're selling. Overall whether we're talking about any of these companies or any other networks, the other places in which you can purchase advertising. Don't try any of that stuff if you don't have a product that converts. That's, that's the most important thing you don't have a sales process that you know is going to be effective I mean feel free to spend a hundred dollars or something, but I definitely wouldn't. Invest in a big AD campaign without a proven product. That's why the work on the front end is so important, because then if you have a product that's amazing and it's converting and you've got sales process good message then those ads can be an amplifier.
All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"laura" Discussed on All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"Their coffee shop. We cleared up the wreckage algorithms all good. Let's go to Africa together. Let's go on family. Vacations get no. It took years. I mean and then you throw in new relationships new partners and then you get the ego of another man being around about that so to. Did everyone go to Africa last summer? Or just the three of you just through now. How does that no and people will ask you that. Because I've traveled with my exes. I definitely would have a difficult time. I think now explaining to my current partner that I was going to be going on vacation with one of my exes. So how does that work for your wife and your husband so went and this is the thing is our guiding light our principal or nor star in the whole thing. We decided that coffee shop was every decision. We're GONNA make what is what's best for Ayrshire. It wasn't what's best for Nikki. It wasn't what's best for Ben We didn't have an. I hate to say this but it. There's no social media back when we get divorced. You know. It was only twelve years ago but there was no so. They're not the resources that there was so we sort of just figure this out ourselves so we've got we've made kiss keep it simple stupid. What's best for Ayrshire? And so that included bringing new people into our lives is that they had to my wife. I I I can. Almost you know with hundred percent certain the united none of that sort of an oxymoron. But say that she would not be in my life if she didn't commit to what we were trying to do so when I went to her and obviously they were invited. We didn't say we're going to African but hand. They said No. We're going to hang back. You're the sheriff and your wife with the two other kids who are like no. You go have a good time in Africa. Logistics thing. So He's the sheriff obviously taking over two weeks off at the camp straight the hell everywhere. The streets would've been crazy but an my wife's raising two small kids She's gone back into therapy..
All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"laura" Discussed on All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"The stream of commerce a dangerous product and so rather to my office and we amended the plane and we made this into a product liability case and it was a rather novel approach and the judge told us we were full of Shit and dismissed the entire case and we appeal to the second circuit and they told us we were also full of Shit we ultimately petitioned to the Supreme Court the US because this was a pretty novel case and for the Court to dismiss it. I mean we're getting. I don't WanNa get too far into the weeds. But the Supreme Court has never ruled on this particular law which basically is what protects Oliver Tech companies. And it's why they've all grown into these behemoths that they have because we individuals don't have the right to hold them liable and therefore they don't have any of the market forces on them to have developed like safe products that actually take care of their users but the Supreme Court ultimately two weeks ago told us that they weren't going to be reviewing the case and so we're now in a deadlock where the issues now coming up in Congress and were testifying there but grinder case. Let okay. I like the I like the grinder. I like that you're doing this. Let's back up a little bit because I want to talk for a moment about your book. I know we talked about your situation. And it's not hard for me to believe but I don't know that the listeners will really understand beyond you and Matthew. How unbelievably common. This is to happen to people in terms of anybody who's online for any period of time or anything. Tell us about why you decided to write the book and a little bit. What it's about because it's in this day and age when people are so nuts like I mean I couldn't help to myself. Well what did you dated this guy for six weeks? What did you do that? Set off such a reaction in the psycho or would that have happened to anybody that he dated because he is just so mentally ill. Yeah it definitely wasn't because I was so amazing it was because it's a character trait that we see over and over and over again. Which is Laura exactly why I wrote my book because you know at this point. We've seen hundreds of different victims of predators and all our clients the two things that our clients have in common is that they either are currently under attack or they've been tapped and there's almost always a component of of violence or sexual violence or gender gender based violence in these cases and but we realized my office that we were seeing the same patterns over and over and over again as if there was a playbook and so part of the reason I wanted to write the book was to taxonomy is the kinds of offenders that we kept seeing and we ultimately categorize them into four different groups Psychos assholes purves and trolls and the book has it takes you know some of our our cases to show tell the story of the quintessential cases in in this categories but also wanna be able to demystify for people what these types of attacks look like so that if they or their friend is ever on the wrong side of one of these assholes that you know that they'll know what to expect they'll be able to see the patterns because if you're being stalked or harassed it's like you're always waiting for the next shoe to drop in. It's a constant state of anxiety. We don't you. Don't make a lot of these. People are very creative. You know I've had clients who you know. They're impersonated and their their ex-boyfriends sends bomb threats to Jewish community centers. All over the place or impersonates them and sense child pornography and their names or or somehow hacks into the the dog walking up. Where they're you know making part-time money and tells one of their clients that they just killed the cat. You know there's like horrible. These are all all. I'll say stream of obsessive nece. Yeah often I mean one of the other things that I think people naturally think my dad when I was growing up basically had two pieces of advice that he hammered into me for my entire childhood life. One was. Don't pack if you can't carry it meaning like don't I'm not carrying your luggage free and the other more importantly don't let anyone take naked pictures of you know naked pictures so even in my longest term six year relationship. No naked pictures. But even if I'm sitting here thinking this when you're talking about revenge porn they'll just take a picture a naked picture of someone else and say it's you. I mean there's no right around this kind of a sick fuck mind correct. Yeah and it's not enough to say don't take naked pictures because I mean there's nothing at this industry at age where our phones are not just within arm's reach but like usually in our hands. It's like that's not really like it's not perverse behavior to express yourself that way but the thing is that even if you've not like I have clients whose yes who as you said are like their heads photo shopped onto a porn stars. Right body or deep. Fakes is now a thing where people are using machine learning and artificial intelligence to get a computer to learn your face that it can even more persuasively look like that porn Israel right and we've also had Really Sachs's where clients were photo without their consent or knowledge as well as sexually assaulted and photographed or videoed without their consent knowledge and those went viral. So the problem is more widespread than than just the the act of taking taking the picture right. You said you were going to break it down and demystify it so I want the folks listening to really kind of because you are without question the expert on this and it's I think for better or worse something that you don't think about until it's happening to you so yeah so I. WanNa tell you about the four categories of offenders that we see over and over again at my firm PSYCHOS assholes purves controls so starting with the psycho that is the the situation where an offender usually. It's an axe has just given up everything in their life to destroy their targets and usually these people don't have jobs they don't have meaningful relationships with family members. They don't really have anything. That's anchoring them to society and so they don't necessarily feel like they have anything to lose. They're not worried about breaking the law. They're so far gone and ill with their obsession and their need to kind of balance the scales in punish the victim for whatever they've done which usually is just breaking up with them that they just become hellbent and obsessive with destroying the other person's life and so- examples about or like what I described with with Matthews case where his offender after their relationship ended was just like okay. Well you've left me now. I've now got nothing and I'm going to just spend hours day creating these fake profiles grinder and sending people to your home to hopefully rape you and that takes dedication it takes focus. It takes two nasty commitment. These are key takes commitment and this was over a six month period of time and he knew it was illegal. He had restraining orders against him. And it just didn't matter and so these are. The cycler was somebody who just has lost all perspective. And how's that different from an asshole so the ASSHOLE is perspective? They have their on the back right. They have some perspective and they're not going to. They're not. They're just on the other end of the spectrum. There are more moderate. So they'll do something they'll do a horrible act of revenge porn or sometimes in some of our cases we have schools that are assholes. Were they get a report? That one of our clients was sexually assaulted. And they behave unethically and and you know accuse. Kline of of consensually having sex at school something like that right. These are the title nine violations. These are like giant so so sometimes Ed ministrations are assholes. Basically it's when there's an act does Kinda singular okay and about act that singular asshole and then purves are purves clearly right purves. Yup Herbs or purse purves are They're the ones who are doing sex store Shen usually. There's there's some sort of offline sexual motivation gratification power imbalance. They are the Harvey Weinstein's the sex predators. We have a lot of cases that do involve computers where offenders will impersonate a kid and then seduce a kid maybe like playing online games or in a chat room and the trust of of the of the target over a period of time and then ultimately get them to share a naked image right and and then blackmailed them with the image in. Your appliance in these cases are sometimes like thirteen fourteen. Fifteen years old as are being blackmailed by an adult who basically uses the threat of distributing the single image to coerce them into sharing more and more and more images and they get progressively more graphic. The demands are raised. And that's different from a troll. How it's much sicker than are typical. Troll that's sex torsion. It's it's such an incredibly gruesome situation where you're making a kid become like a sex life so moving over to troll that somebody who's usually also acting anonymously usually through the Internet and sometimes in moths so usually it's more of a public platform bike ride on twitter. Where suddenly there's just a mob of people going after somebody usually for ideological reasons. You've said something that the far-right hates you said something about trump you've saved my capital Griffin Buddy head with the head you know. She then was the target of of all trolls. They were docking her. They were you know threatening her. All Non Asli and the issue with trolls is that because they're anonymous and because they're they act in an moths. It's really really difficult to get any action against them. Because you can't really go to law enforcers and say. Hey there thousand anonymous people that are threatening to behead me and say they know where I live you know. Can you get the social media channels though to do anything? Well that's exactly what the best solution is because law enforcement is GonNa be like listen. We don't want to be investigating people that might be on the other side of the world and even if we get you know criminal charges against one person who's threatening to kill you. What about the other ninety nine hundred ninety nine so really platforms are the best place and the only place really to get action but again as we talked about with the case there's absolutely no liability if the platforms. Don't help. You're going to change that. I have a feeling you're going to change that. I hope so. At least at least there needs to be injunctive relief where people should be able to say listen. These people are destroying my life. They're sending naked pictures threatening by my kids my family and they're showing up at my doorstep at the very least. I need you to say that they can't use your your right to do this because these platforms are monetize every single user with. What's one of the great things about your book is that it really is like Laura always says knowledge is power? You're arming people with knowledge. So that they know what they can do to avoid the situation and bringing something that I think like. I said as with divorce until happening to you. You probably don't think about it very often and what I loved about what you said earlier Carey. Is You became the lawyer that you needed when this happened to you. And that's awesome. It really is and I. Do you change the way people approach this. I know things are going on in Congress right now. I we wish you the best of luck in getting this done and tell our listeners. In addition to purchasing nobody's victim how they can reach you. Please find me on twitter. Cnn Goldberg Law and my website is Goldberg Law Dot Com. Got It all right..
Experts on Expert with Dax Shepard
"laura" Discussed on Experts on Expert with Dax Shepard
"Laura beale we've talked about dr death on here bunch it's definitely our favorite podcasts last year incredibly and when we wanna podcast award we promptly said that they should have one right so we have laura beale the journalist behind dr death she's a journalist with more than twenty years of experience and health and science writing and she has a new podcast called bad batch she's also danged alicia tasty she's awesome we don't regularly get to to talk with a real hound dog journal yeah it's true it was really cool LS now as far as thanksgiving leaving can't tell me well i just wanna give thanks let's give give thanks for my family without them i just don't know what joy exists in my life i'm grateful for this podcast most i'm grateful that i'm i'm healthy complain about certain things arthritis and everything but that's bulls that's nothing yeah that's true big fucking warp what are you for i'm grateful for grateful that we're going to get a new charlie calendar soon dan yeah i look forward to that all those things are friendship circle berry that's my number one other my family community yeah yeah everywhere we go it's like it doesn't matter where we go it's just all about who you're with and we are with the most fun people and i am filled with so much joy join love because all of them me too yeah very grateful for you a little less grateful for wabe.`y but very grateful lobby rob what are you grateful form guys thanks and calvin natalie calvin coolidge boys got a real cute little bronco he does alvin elven coolidge calvin coolidge a positive man in history we didn't name him after him well for the record yeah well they are we are you sure attractively be named after him anyways happy thanksgiving everyone's having a wonderful time with their family and a lot of we are supported by mrs feel oh my goodness monaco uh-huh loves monica loves cookies tied with my gloves boys and if you've ever looked at my face and thought wow i wish that was on a cookie well then you are in luck because this says fields is making the coolest armchair expert cookies we have a big ten of a bunch of reading them yesterday they are so good and they're really cute like they did a great job printing our stuff on there the world's renowned makers of those fresh baked gooey chocolate chip cookies melt in your mouth brownies that we all love off mrs fields is making exclusive limited time only you love that we're monaco armchair expert theme cookies just for arm cherries there are ones with my phase is one with the podcast art work ones with cherries and more they're also supporting a great charity with your order you'll get a ten of these custom cookies baked fresh daily and sent right to your door and mrs fields will donate eighteen twenty percent of your purchase to toys for tots i love this talk about dang win win win win win so get something tasty for yourself or fellow arm cherry airy you'll be delicious cookies and making sure that a kid in need has a present unwrap on christmas what could be sweeter than that to get your armchair expert cookies and make a kid smile on christmas morning go to mrs this is fields dot com and enter promo code armchair remember twenty percent of every purchase of an armchair expert ten of cookies goes right over toys for tots but only when you use promo code armchair mrs fields dot com promo code armchair let's see how much we can raise.
All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"laura" Discussed on All's Fair with Laura Wasser
"I also read the seven husbands. Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins read. Taylor wrote Daisy Jones in the six which I loved and everybody's reading this summer but the seven it has been of Evelyn. Hugo had to do it this woman who has been through all of these different relationships in her life and she was a Hollywood actor back in the fifties and sixties and I just it was delicious. Three women by Lisa Taddeo is getting a lot of buzz. They call it a literary masterpiece and it was is definitely provocative. I'm not sure I can tell you that I loved it but it was very interesting reading about these. Three women's different experiences having to do with their sexuality their relationships et Cetera. And how we as a culture view women really really good tie in for the book that we're going to talk about next and the most fun we ever had by Claire Lombardo. No this is a family has been wife with four children all girls and how they kind of deal with the relationship of each other the couple that are married and therefore kids and there was a review by Rebecca MCI author of the Great Relievers which is another book I loved where she says. Everything about this brilliant debut cut cut too deep the humor the wisdom the pathos clear Lombardo rights like. She's been doing it for one. Hundred Years Actually been alive for one thousand really is it really was a neat read. Didn't like and I. I read voraciously during the summer. I loved all of these and without further ado I want to introduce you to someone who wrote a book that I was super are interested in absolutely loved. My guess. Is Leslie Morgan Steiner. And she wrote this book called the Naked Truth and she refers to it often in some of our interviews resist. TNT which I thought was great in addition to her work as an author. She's also a consultant and a thought leader on Women's leadership work life balance inspirational parenting overcoming overcoming adversity and surviving violence against women. She lives in DC. So she's skyping in with us today to tell her about her latest memoir the Naked Truth which explores femininity an entity aging and sexuality over fifty. Yes that exists shelter at the New York Times Bestseller bestselling memoir crazy. Love the theology. Mommy wars there's an exploration in infertility titled the Baby Chase and to Ted talks. Welcome to divorce. Sucks Leslie Morgan Steiner. Thank you so much. It's a great pleasure to be here being being fifty one years old and being happily one of the one third who has had sex in the last year and just dealing with so many men and women and that go through you know a twenty year plus marriage like you did and then kind of come out on the other side of speed dating online line dating all this stuff. I think it's really really an important thing that this book exists so tell tell our listeners. A little bit about and why you decided to do this. Well you know the the the of motherhood and marriage kind of causes a lot of women to lose themselves yourselves and perhaps some men to in the whole experience and I found myself divorced at forty nine and feeling just lost lost unattractive de sexualize not valued and I realized I'd lost myself in a along with the marriage and I knew I couldn't find myself Elf on a diet of self help and Yoga and I I realized and I I just realized this to myself I couldn't write about it or tell anybody. I realized that the answer was than men that I needed and I needed a lot of them. So I came up with this crazy idea that I was going to date while date in air quotes because I know what that meant right five men for a year and I did and it was fantastic. One of the smartest best most wonder things I've ever done in my life and then of course the writer I decided to write about it. And I I didn't WanNa do sort of a nonfiction research book or interview a lot of other women. I thought the most powerful thing would be just has to tell the story of how I got to such a low place and how I called out to the universe of men to help me find myself again I love love it and I love. There was somewhere that I read that you kind of decided to do. What so many men do when they hit you know middle aged midlife crisis Batas a sports car started dressing younger and really just started approaching people that you've found attractive which we as women? No men do all the time because we're the beneficiaries of that like you really gross or. Oh Hey that makes me feel good so you started doing it. How was that kind of jumping off point because clearly have being the mother of two teenagers and being in a relationship for twenty years? That was those that was not your Mo previously. I had no idea what I was doing. You know. I didn't know. Oh how to approach man. I didn't know that it's really important. When you see somebody? You like to get their name. You know that you can never track somebody down without a name so I was very clumsy easy at first but I just persevered and I also have an aside. I hate online dating so I couldn't do that and I didn't do any of it and I started. I started to see that they were wonderful men everywhere. I went and the airport on the Sidewalk and the gym the supermarket and I just started kind of very casually chatting up men who I found attractive and it worked I was rejected a lot and I failed a lot but it worked enough that I was able to cobble together. Five men and actually a lot more than five and men at times zero. Because it doesn't you can't just really like with up five all of a sudden right and the thing that shocked me. The most that I was that I did it but then that shocked me. The second most was that every man man I ended up connecting with was younger and some of them were twenty years younger and they and that also is typical male ammo and I realized why it worked worked. You know the the these younger men. They didn't make me feel old. They made me feel and they didn't make me feel young either. They made me feel like exactly my age and really valued for being an older wiser woman who had a lot of sexual experience and it really made my head spin so much that I knew I had to write the naked the truth about it and kind of share it question and again you say you said just now that you didn't like online dating and I know that so many of our members of our community. That's kind of I go to. Why didn't you? I think I know the answer but I wanna hear you say it. Why don't you like it? Well online dating is especially tough on on older women. And you know. The study. showed that men's desirability peaks online at age fifty and women's at eighteen so there's a lot of rejection older woman dating online. I didn't WanNa do that right now. So I don't find it. Romantic or appealing or sexy. I think it's a great marketplace. I'm glad that exist. It just wasn't for me and also I. I'm a pretty friendly person so I found it very easy to just smile at men who I found attractive and take it from there and I have to tell you you walk down the street smiling and they're gonNA notice it doesn't matter if you're overweight or are underway to just if you got that Mojo and you're smiling men love it so one of the things that you also. I mean you'd really you you're quite Franken your book about what goes on and it's very detailed and personal dive into all of these things particularly intimacy. Do you think that. Have you been accused of over sharing and and do you care. Well I think over sharing is just a euphemism for telling the truth And I think that anybody who says I'm over over sharing. I think they're kind of trying to shame MI Our Society is not comfortable with women talking frankly about sex especially an older woman. I mean we're supposed to go. Oh and hide. It'd be invisible and no one wants to be invisible. I certainly didn't so I put the the shame back on people who say that about me that they don't WanNa do this. They don't WanNa talk about it but I think it was really important to to absolutely tell the truth memoirs about telling. The truth is what crazy love was about out as well and so. I'm here telling the truth so on that note. What are your kids your teenagers? I've got one. How do they feel about it? The book there is not a kid on this planet that wants their mother to write a book about her sexual so and by the way if there is we don't WanNa know that exactly very good point there. My kids did not like it. They don't like it and they've been really candid with me about that and to me. That's validation that I raised them right. They're very open about their feelings. And I also feel like a lot of kids never really know who their mom is Because our culture says that we have to be like you know the sweet loving kind of perfect little mom and grandma one day and I feel like I've given my kids a priceless gift by sharing with them who I really am most kids. Don't I know who their mom really is and mine do. That's great. I like that. So how do we reconcile the fact that we because I too who I'm over fifty and people like Helen Mirren Dr Ruth and J. Lo and Halle Berry and Gloria Steinem all are these vibrant over fifty fifty women that will embrace their their their physicality in their sexuality and yet some of those same women are the women that really will call themselves. Feminists and say don't cat call me on the street. Don't sexually harass me. Don't make the first overture. Is this a confusing Dynamic for those of us that truly believe that there should be more than one third of women over fifty. You've had sex in the last year yet at the same time we're all going weaken. The casting couch can no longer exist. Don't don't touch me if I don't want to be touched to Cetera. I think it's confusing. But there's no contradiction because the real message is my body my rules. I get to say who can call me. I get to say with our like our not right. I'm I get to say. Hey who I have sex with and win and that could be zero people. It could be five hundred people but it's my choice and I think that's the real message of me too and I think thank me you the women that you named. We're starting a revolution and I think it's just as important a rebel revolution as the METOO movement..
Software Engineering Daily
"laura" Discussed on Software Engineering Daily
"Laura shannon is the host of unchained a podcast about crypto currencies and decentralized technology for every episode laura does significant research and preparation so the content turns out polished and high quality her enthusiasm for the subject of crypto currencies comes through in her reporting podcasting about crypto currencies requires walking a fine line crypto currencies have a mixture of drama and exciting technology which are both great for a journalist but you can't get to deepen the drama because the podcast will feel like a tabloid and you can't get to deepen the technical weeds because the listener will fall asleep so there is a fine line to walk laura joins the show to discuss how she got into reporting on crypto currencies why she got so obsessed with the subject and she also discusses her experience as a solo entrepreneurial journalist which i can kind of relate to before i begin today i do want to mention software daily which is a place that we have created to post software projects and discuss them with other people as well as discussed the podcast you can go to software daily dot com and post your software projects or discuss the podcast if you're posting a software project you can find collaborators and feedback for your project so it's great if you have an open source application or side project you've been tinkering with or an academic computer science paper would love to see all those things on software daily dot com and if your project is especially interesting we will send you a software engineering daily hoodie or t shirt or even have you on the podcast to discuss what you're building.
RobinLynne
"laura" Discussed on RobinLynne
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Chicago's Business Authority
"laura" Discussed on Chicago's Business Authority
"Laura dern no man do i do yeah thomas rhett joe you must never no the raises huge and he's done why right no dji right.
PURE ROCK RADIO Originals
"laura" Discussed on PURE ROCK RADIO Originals
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VIBES-LIVE
"laura" Discussed on VIBES-LIVE
"Laura dern the core okay emme oh the core oh oh drew whoa.
RobinLynne
"laura" Discussed on RobinLynne
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VIBES-LIVE
"laura" Discussed on VIBES-LIVE
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RobinLynne
"laura" Discussed on RobinLynne
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"laura" Discussed on VIBES-LIVE
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RobinLynne
"laura" Discussed on RobinLynne
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VIBES-LIVE
"laura" Discussed on VIBES-LIVE
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PURE ROCK RADIO Originals
"laura" Discussed on PURE ROCK RADIO Originals
"Laura a jio youth day i want to touch you know back in vr eyes he sat down at the smell the been.
WJNT 1180 AM
"laura" Discussed on WJNT 1180 AM
"Laura her the message i understand folks upset you are listening to the laura ingraham show eight five five forty laura sowing chaos that's what they do that's the fortunately that's what we've come to expect from black lives matter and and ti sprinkled in i'm sure so uh drudge has a funny banner headline and the winner is trump president dominates t this tvs biggest night i wonder what yeah i think he he's got to look at this and he's got to say to himself well they're talking about me there it i actually think and looking back over the last couple of years where he entered the political scene in june of 2015 i mean he has managed to dominate the conversation across politics than the culture i mean unlike any anyone i've ever seen remedy agree with me on that i mean moving away from st louis for a moment i mean he he was he was the emmy's last night he took over the emmys and here's the here's the sad fallout for cbs and stephen colbert it is the lowest this is just coming in miami i knew all time low in the ratings told you i mean people if people up politics though tune into cable news they want entertainment well they'll go watch an old i love lucy or something you're listening to the laura ingraham show we'll be back shortly we have a lot more to get to uh john bolton is gonna join us the the world leaders gather and i think they're all going to what trump's autographed by the end of tomorrow don't go away our.