35 Burst results for "This Past July"
The Dan Bongino Show
Sen. Mike Lee: June 5th Is the Wrong Deadline for the Debt Ceiling
"It's just not true But that's just days away from June 15th 20 quarterly tax payments come due According to every expert I've consulted By June 15th we have more than enough money to take us into late July I don't advise us to go that long We should have dealt with this starting in January But we at least shouldn't be acting under the false premise that we must act in the next three or four days or cause world calamity because that is just a lie Yeah there's more than enough tax revenue to pay interest on any debt obligations We've accrued by the way And there will be left over
AP News Radio
The day has arrived for Elizabeth Holmes to report to a Texas prison
"The disgraced CEO of health technology company theranos begins her stint in a federal prison today. Elizabeth Holmes is scheduled to begin her 11 year federal sentence at a women's prison camp in Bryan, Texas, Holmes was sentenced in November for overseeing a blood testing hoax that claimed theranos technology could quickly scan for diseases and other problems with just a few drops of blood taken with a finger prick. She'll be leaving behind two young children, a son born in July 2021, a few weeks before the start of her trial, and a three month old daughter who was conceived after a jury found her guilty on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy in January 2022, investor and fellow theranos executive ramesh sunny balwani was convicted of 12 felony counts of fraud and conspiracy, and already has started serving his nearly 13 year sentence in a Southern California prison. I'm Donna water
AP News Radio
Post-Serena, women's tennis heads to French Open led by Big 3 of Swiatek, Sabalenka, Rybakina
"All of the questions about who would step up once Serena Williams walked away from the tennis store seemed to be getting answered with three names. Arena sabalenka and Elena rabaka. As the start of the French Open approaches on Sunday, defending champions via tech is ranked number one, sabalenka is number two and is number four. A 21 year old from Poland is the reigning champion at Roland Garros and the U.S. open. A 25 year old from Belarus won the Australian open this January by beating Rebecca in the final and won Wimbledon last July. I'm geffen cool Bach.
Mark Levin
Trump's Campaign Schedule Interrupted by Corrupt Democrat Officials
"Now the extent to which the Democrat judges and Democrat prosecutors Really want to derail Trump And they want to derail Desantis the party in the media too more on that later Is the we have a judge in New York now in another matter Check that The judge in the Alvin Bragg case he has set the trial for March 25th Next year right in the middle of the presidential primary So this phony case right in the middle of the presidential primary We have never seen anything like this Ever Then we have the rogue Democrat prosecutor in Atlanta It was rumored to bring charges Any time from the end of July to mid August Right around the first debate Right around the first debate Then we have mister overturned on appeal Jack the Ripper Smith he's hanging around and he will bring it at the most propitious time for the Democrats His charges I have no doubt he will And I suspect what he's focused on ladies and gentlemen is wire fraud given the fundraising that we heard about not that there's a violation of law but that he's looking at it Obstruction and a variety of other counts multiple multiple felony counts because this guy is completely out of control and he doesn't give a damn
AP News Radio
UPS strike looms in a world grown reliant on everything delivered everywhere all the time
"A UPS strike looms in a world grown reliant on everything delivered everywhere all the time. UPS shipped 24 million packages on an average day about a quarter of all U.S. parcel volume, according to pitney bowes, UPS says they deliver the equivalent of about 6% of the nation's gross domestic product. That makes major supply chain disruptions all but certain if its union strikes, the teamsters which represent about 350,000 UPS workers have said they'll walk off the job if they don't get a new contract, the current one expires July 31st. The last time UPS workers went on strike was more than two decades ago. I'm Julie Walker.
AP News Radio
Fans will need to pre-register for free tickets to Paris' gargantuan 2024 Olympic opening ceremony, with tight security.
"The interior minister, the organizing committee president for the Paris games, and the French capital's mayor signed an 11th page security protocol for the ceremony on July 26th, 2024. It explains steps that will be taken to shield huge crowds and 10,500 athletes from the threats of terrorism drone attacks and other risks are notable change is that the spectators who can watch the open air extravaganza for free will need to pre register for tickets. They'll be spread along a three and a half mile stretch of the river center, the show lasting over three hours. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Nebraska Gov. to sign 12-week abortion ban, restrictions on gender-affirming health care for minors
"Nebraska's Republican governor Jim Helen is set to sign a 12 week abortion ban and restrictions on gender affirming healthcare for minors. The abortion ban would take effect immediately the restrictions on gender affirming care would take effect October 1st, Nebraska's conservative led legislature passed the bill that included the two contentious issues Friday after hours of heated debate. The law restricting gender affirming care was the flash point of an epic filibuster led by democratic Omaha senator Michaela kavanagh, who slowed the business of passing laws to a crawl, Bill opponents have promised to sue to try and block the law. North Carolina recently passed a 12 week abortion law, which takes effect July 1st. I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
North Carolina Gov. vows to give women most access possible with new abortion ban
"North Carolina's democratic governor vows to give women the most access possible following the state's new 12 week abortion ban, which takes effect July 1st. Meanwhile, Nebraska's legislature also passed a 12 week abortion ban and restrictions on gender affirming care for minors. North Carolina governor Roy Cooper had vetoed the legislation, but the states Republican led assembly voted to override that veto. We're going to make sure that this bill gets implemented in a way that we provide the most access possible to women. He also says the bill was contradictory, conflicting, confusing, and open to interpretation while not a compromise. This is in no way a reasonable compromise as Republicans have presented it. It's a compromise between the right wing and the radical right wing. Cooper made his comments on NBC's meet the press. I'm Julie Walker.
CRYPTO 101
Tiffany Fong Is One of Our Favorite Influencers in the Crypto Space
"I first heard of you, Tiffany, when you kind of like kind of burst onto the scene. Loudly with some leaked messages between you and Sam bankman fried and then I was like, wow, what's going on? Who is this woman? How did she get this conversation? Is she just a reporter? And so I always thought you were a reporter. And then I started to realize, as I learned more about you, that you're not like a journalist or you're more of an influencer. So I want to actually bring you on the show and hear from you, what you've been up to in the crypto space, how you found yourself in the position you're in. You know, a little bit about the Tiffany fong story. I mean, I think a lot of people think I'm a federal agent, just I heard that too. I get that probably the most, so it was very quick. I don't know, everything did happen very quickly. I only started posting on Twitter and only started my YouTube channel after Celsius is collapsed so that was like in June, July, July last year. So I mean, I haven't been even really using Twitter or YouTube dot log. So it was a quick, I guess, rise. It's not like I have like a massive massive following, but things grew very quickly. So I feel like that's why people come up with a bunch of weird theories about the fact that I'm like a federal agent or whatever. Yeah, and I would say the picture of you and Joe Biden didn't help that. Yes, okay, that's what it is. See to me, I think nothing of that because I wasn't invited by Biden and it wasn't like some cool invite. Like someone who watches me on YouTube just slid into my emails and was like, hey, invite to The White House and I was like, this is a scam. This has got to be fake, but it turned out to be someone who I think works in the Secret Service and they wanted me to be their plus one. So I always forget that that even happened. I wasn't like some cool invite to The White House or anything like Joe Biden. That's a pretty cool invite to The White House, a plus one for the Secret Service.
AP News Radio
South Carolina moves closer to abortion ban, a Southern trend that puts pressure on Virginia
"Another southern state appears ready to pass tighter new restrictions on abortion access, joining about a dozen other localities in the south. The South Carolina House of Representatives just passed a near ban on abortion access after 6 weeks before many women even know they're pregnant, and the state Senate will likely take a vote next week. It was one of the few places left in the south for those seeking abortions. With North Carolina lawmakers this week, overriding the governor's veto of their 12 week ban, which will now take effect July 1st. Doctor Erika pettigrew is disappointed. Really devastating to have a patient in front of you who needs something that you could clearly give, but the lawmakers tell you that you can't. She says she's been helping out of state women get abortion care and now she'll be helping her own patients to other states. The moral injury to physicians and to other medical professionals just can't be underestimated. Virginia remains an outlier in the south, where women still have unrestricted abortion access. The new limits follow the Supreme Court last year overturning roe versus wade. I'm Jackie Quinn
The Dan Bongino Show
Pres. Trump: Russian-Hoax Investigation Was an Attempted Coup
"They interfered in multiple elections 2016 the midterms with the impeachment 2020 with their interference with Twitter to make the Hunter Biden story disappear But mister president I think the most stunning line from the Durham thing of the Durham report that came out yesterday is that they never possessed quote any actual evidence of collusion and that Obama Biden lynch and Comey who you thankfully fired they knew in July of 2016 this whole thing was you being framed by Hillary Clinton Yeah This was a coup And if I didn't fire tell me probably you wouldn't have made it I would debate if this great administration that did so much wouldn't have made it because Comey this was a whole coup They were ready to go in you know interesting When I fired come it was like it was like throwing a rock at a hornet's nest They went crazy in the FBI That's where we found that the insurance policy Remember with stroke and page the insurance policy what do you do Remember that line What do you do He's going to win He's going no no he'll never win It's 100 million to one right That was my Jesse He said but if he does we have an insurance policy This was all the insurance policy This is 6 Yeah But you know we found that one And then we found out a lot of others And the whole thing blew up in their face but had I not fired Comey and it all blew up because everyone went wild when I thought they were all fighting for the job and then you care about him at that point They just wanted to take care of themselves but it all blew up If I didn't fire Comey you were to walk in with struck and page and this one and mccabe there was just Serbs sorry but the Russia thing I said what Russia thing Can you imagine if you would have been taken out of office to something that you never even heard about And these are bad people These are sick people
AP News Radio
Army sergeant who fatally shot BLM protester in Texas sentenced to 25 years as governor seeks pardon
"An Uber driver who shot another armed white man in a Texas protest has received a lengthy sentence in a case that drew the attention of the Texas governor. This court census you to a term of 25 years in the Texas department of criminal justice. In Austin, Texas district judge Clifford Brown handed down the sentence Wednesday to Daniel Perry. Perry is white U.S. Army sergeant, serving at fort hood. He was working as a ride share driver when he shot and killed Garrett foster a white U.S. Air Force veteran who was legally carrying an AK-47 at a crowded George Floyd protest in July of 2020, Texas governor Greg Abbott said Perry was railroaded, and has requested a pardon recommendation, while prosecutors say Perry's social media history and text messages suggest he's a racist who might commit violence again. The victim's mother, Sheila foster, spoke in court. I pray to God. That one day he will get rid of all this hate that's in your heart. I'm Jennifer King.
AP News Radio
At least 8 fake electors have immunity in Ga. election probe
"Some of the fake Republican electors who said Donald Trump won Georgia in 2020 have immunity deals. I'm Norman hall. The prosecutor investigating interference in the 2020 election in Georgia has agreed to immunity deals with at least 8 Republican fake electors who signed a certificate falsely stating that then president Donald Trump had won the state. Defense attorney Kimberly Deborah revealed the existence of the immunity deals in a court filing Friday, saying her 8 clients had accepted the agreements last month, the filing does not identify the 8 people who were offered immunity deals last July, a lawyer for Fulton county district attorney fani Willis office revealed that each of the 16 who signed the false elector certificate was a target of her investigation, which is examining whether Trump and his allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn his narrow election laws. I Norman hall
The Eric Metaxas Show
Simone Gold & John Strand: Frontline Heroes Fighting Medical Tyranny
"Folks, I warn you that this would be an exciting program. And now to prove it, my guests, John strand, doctor Simone gold, you guys, you have a lot in common and I want to talk about what you have been through and your stories, but give me the 32nd version each of you of who you are for those in my audience who are utterly unfamiliar with you, doctor gold, Simone. So I'm as a board certified emergency physicians working on the front lines when COVID came to our shores and I didn't like the medical tyranny and the propaganda and the censorship. So I started speaking out, I found an America's frontline doctors. We spoke truth. We brought hope to the American people, and I've been fighting the medical tyranny for the last three years. So a lot of people are familiar with you and with that story and they can find you at doctor Simone gold dot com. John strand, what's your story? What's the short version of your story? The short version is I am not a doctor. But I was very excited and grateful to see doctor gold stand up to the front lines during that time. Shortly before that, and that was July of 2020. But I was keyed into the oncoming tyranny, really in January, February of 2020. My internal instinct, Spidey sense was on full alert, and I was in the streets of Los Angeles where I lived as an artist and actor and so forth. Pushing back against that tyranny and that allowed me to interact with doctor gold when she kind of came to the forefront and so now I work as the creative director at America's frontline doctors.
AP News Radio
US adds a solid 253,000 jobs despite Fed's rate hikes
"The jobs market is still showing surprising strength as despite rising interest rates high inflation and a banking crisis. Employers added 253,000 jobs last month. The solid showing came as the government reported hiring was weaker than previously estimated in both February and March. The unemployment rate is down to 3.4%, matching a 54 year low, but it fell in part due to some 43,000 people leaving the labor force. Hourly wages rose last month at the fastest pace since July, something that may alarm the Federal Reserve as it tries to fight inflation. The fed's been boosting interest rates in a bid to cool the economy just enough to tame inflation without causing a recession. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
AP News Radio
Washington state to decriminalize drugs unless lawmakers act
"Washington state will decriminalize drugs unless lawmakers act, governor Jay inslee is calling lawmakers back to work for a special session on May 16th after they rejected a bill setting out a new statewide drug policy. Lawmakers adjourned their regular session last month after voting down a bill that would keep drug possession illegal and boost services for people struggling with addiction. Inslee has called that unacceptable. A temporary law that makes possession of small amounts of drugs a misdemeanor expires in July, so if lawmakers fail to pass a bill, Washington would become the second state after Oregon to decriminalize drug possession. I'm Julie Walker
The Charlie Kirk Show
Kayleigh McEnany Leans on Faith in New Book "Serenity in the Storm"
"Tell us about the book. I'm just reading about here. I mean, you lived through a lot, but you go back to your faith. And that's what's so important. I mean, I believe we're in a spiritual war. I think that what you are experiencing as press secretary was just a manifestation of the invisible, but the byline of your book or the subheader is living through chaos by leaning on Christ. That's really rarely said by most people in public life. I think that's beautiful. Tell us about it. Yeah, you know, it struck me that we are in a moment that is bigger than any one president bigger than anyone political movement. Look elections are important, Charlie, absolutely. I think the country would be better off if Joe Biden was in our president, for example. But something bigger is happening where the cultural tectonic plates of our country have shifted in such an enormous way where faith is under attack, freedoms under attack, the family unit is under attack. And just one example that's personal to me as mom, you know, education. You look, you talk about education all the time. But the Supreme Court was very clear when they knocked prayer out of schools, which by the way, a woman named Madeleine Murray o'hair in atheist, someone who was a Marxist really who wanted to be a member of the Soviet Union. She was the one behind removing prayer from schools. Her son, William Murray, goes on to become a Southern Baptist minister, he leaves behind his drug life, Christ totally transforms him, and he said this, and it stood out to me July 17th, 1963, was the first day Baltimore's children could not pray in schools. Before that date, there had never been a murder in a Baltimore school. If you want to ask what is happening in our country, when you remove God in young people have nothing to turn to, but social media and selfies and self worship. That is when you get the suicide rates we're seeing, the violence and all of the troubling outgrowths of completely leaving God behind.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Sen. Ron Johnson on Blinken's Lies About Meeting With Hunter Biden
"Dive right into it. I see here new emails show Tony blinken line to the U.S. Senate under oath about meeting with Hunter Biden, senator tell us about it. Well, Charlie, well, what he lied about is that he said he didn't ever email Hunter Biden. Remember, center grass and I were investigating Hunter Biden late 2019, early 2020. Remember December 2019, the FBI took possession of his laptop to 2020 was COVID. It wasn't easy to do an investigation. People wouldn't come in for interviews, but a number of people from the State Department did come in for interviews. We actually had an interview scheduled with Anthony blinken. Remember, he was deputy Secretary of State. And at some point in time, he decided to cancel that. The election happens, and then lo and behold, because he wanted to become Secretary of State, he decided to come in for an interview. And so we transcribed in and if you ask them all kinds of questions, we are primarily concerned about the May 27th meeting that he had scheduled with hunter, which got canceled because bull Biden died, I think, three days later. But then the follow-up meeting, a launch immediately occurred in July of 20 21. Of 2020. And so we want to ask him, what did he and hunter talk about and what he told us? No, it's just golf and grandkids. It's going to be golf and grandkids, just like Lois Lerner, remember that not low sort of Loretta lynch with Bill Clinton. Just golf and grandkids. Right. So again, they talked about Boeing. So how can you really press them too hard on that when you're talking about the tragedy of losing a brother? But during that interview, we asked him point blank. What kind of communications do you have with hunter? I mean, did you talk to him on the phone? He said he really didn't. We asked him, well, do you communicate him through email and text? And he said, no, now what we've seen because of the Hunter Biden laptop is we have emails where Anthony blinken was emailing Hunter Biden and probably even worse. His wife, Evan Ryan, is her name. She worked for the State Department also under Obama.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
"this past july" Discussed on CoinDesk Podcast Network
"I think it really comes back to the capital side of things once again. And I think a lot of people when they think crypto in general think all the capital might rest on the token side of things and the Ethereum and smart contracts the world. But mining is highly capital intensive. These are not cheap energy contracts that we're talking about. These are not cheap facilities. We're talking about in the machines themselves are also very expensive, especially when Bitcoin is mooning because if you think about it, these machines are just Bitcoin printers, right? So they're going to track the price of Bitcoin. When newer generation machines were coming out in 2020, 2021, their price around 2000 to 2500 USD, that changed when Bitcoin price went up to the point where we saw your S 19 asic, which is essentially like the stock version of any AC you're going to buy nowadays. Costs about $10,000. So it's a 5 X gain on the cost and an individual minor. Those miners were then supposed to be placed into facilities in Texas and Georgia and Washington and Canada, but the problem is we had this post COVID issue with supply chains and we had all these miners rushing to North America to plug in all at the same time. And these facilities, frankly, just didn't have the parts. If you go and look at the transformer market, it's one of the most interesting parts about Bitcoin mining. I think from the last two years, the transformer market, so these huge pieces for conducting electricity into facilities and making electricity usable from the power generating station down to the individual minor. The price of these things went astronomical because of Bitcoin miners because Bitcoin miners needed these electrical parts so badly, but they were so hard to come by that the price these things went to the moon and what we saw is that hundreds of thousands of asics likely about 250,000 a 6 in total were stranded sitting in boxes in Texas and probably about a million all over the globe just weighing to be plugged in. And now we've seen that untangle a little bit, right? So we're past July 2022 and we're about 9 months removed from that. There's been time for these facilities to get a 6 plugged in. Bitcoin price has responded a little bit. And now we can actually have a little bit of solid revenue or in the green a bit. And we're seeing this flood of hash rate come on. The bummer part about it is we're still in the bear market,
WLS-AM 890
"this past july" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Talked a lot about this around the table, the folks here that I decided this time out. I think you all were in the same boat. I want the wealthy to continue to be able to do well, but look, I'm tired of trickle down economics. I want to build some kind of here in the bottom of the middle out when that happens. Poor folks have a shot, middle class does well on the wealthy navigator who are doing just fine. So we also want to talk about the extreme Republican economic plans. Again, folks, this is one of the reasons I wake up every morning and thank the lord. I am not a Democrat. They believe in fairytales. It's kayfabe. It's a professional wrestling. You pretend you're wrestling and they pretend they believe you. There is no such thing as trickle down economic. Do you understand it is a near centuries old left wing talking point to make you believe that rich people are stealing money from you somehow? Oh, no, no, Dan. It's an actual theory. It is? Listen to a man much smarter than me. Economic legend, Thomas Sowell, explain exactly this. Check this out. President Obama in December of last year, the market will take care of everything they tell us jobs and prosperity will eventually trickle down to everyone else. In April of this year, during the Bush years, the wealthy got wealthier, but prosperity sure didn't trickle down. In July, this past summer for Barack Obama. We've tried it their way. It didn't work. We were told that prosperity would start at the top and then trickle down. Where does this where does this phrase trickle down come from? Oh, I don't know. It was his fall back as the first Roosevelt administration. There is a nonexistent theory that is constantly being attacked. Some years ago in my newspaper column, I challenged anybody to cite any economist outside of an insane asylum who had ever made that argument. Nobody came up with a single person. So when Barack Obama says in this past July, quote, we were told that prosperity would tell them. Nobody told him. Nobody knew The Economist has ever held that no politician has ever said it. I don't know of anybody who's ever said it. In fact, when I put this out there, I wouldn't want to a nationalist in the column. Various people wrote me and said, well, if so and so said that so and so said it. But find me the person who said it, I don't want to hear how a set of Visa find me be and show me where he said it. And that was years ago, not one example has been offered. One of my favorite clips we've used it on the show a minimum will probably ten to 15 times, probably over a hundred on my podcast. There is no such thing as trickle down economics. It is not an economic econometric theory. Is that real? It is a left wing talking point that to misdirect you from the fact that the 20% of earners in this country at the top pay 80% of the taxes. So if they think if they say trickle down, it leaves an image in your head that a bunch of rich people are eating and the scraps of the table are falling down to the struggling poor. That's what it's meant to get in your head. It's not real. They made it up. Next time someone asked that someone in the media should say President Biden, can you please say to me the exact econometric theory of trickle down and who invented it? Doing that anyway. All right, I'm going to take a break. A four four for the USA is the number. We'll be right back. Larry elder here, I want to talk to you about Tom in Texas, who wrote in about his experience with 100% drug free relief factor. He's in his late 80s now, and he's one of those really active guys you sometimes hear about, rides a bicycle works as a flight instructor. Not all that long ago, he thought he might finally have to stop. Lower back and hip pains were after him all the time it seemed. He'd heard about relief factor, but it took some convincing for him to try it. He was skeptical, lots of people are before they've tried relief factor, thank goodness he did because Tom's pain is gone now. My friend and I take relief factory, hundreds of thousands of others have tried it, and about 70% of
WTOP
"this past july" Discussed on WTOP
"Man is accused of causing a deadly crash and stealing more than a $1 million worth of cars. And now prince George's county prosecutors are throwing the book at 22 year old Lorenzo day who's been hit with a 106 count indictment. Two other men are charged as co-conspirators and the car thefts, which happened between last November and this past July. But police say it was day who was behind the wheel of a stolen Dodge charger during a police chase in June. And that's when they say he crashed into and killed 66 year old Johnny Morris of Charles county. Of the two candidates for Anna rundell county executive are set to debate tonight and it comes at a critical time in the race, a poll released last week shows incumbent Democrat Stuart Pittman and Republican county council member Jessica hare running neck and neck. Both have said this election has featured some of the most negative campaigning of their political careers. The debate set to start at 7 o'clock tonight. The lead guitarist of hootie and the blow fit, the hootie and the blowfish, rocks the Weinberg center in Frederick on Saturday night. He'll perform with the screaming Trojans, a mix of his buddies from Seneca valley, and Gaithersburg high schools. I must Seneca valley screaming eagle and a couple of my best buddies for churches. Mark Bryan met Darius Rucker at the university of South Carolina to record hootie and the blowfish hits like letter cry. She came home drunk one night, and he's like, I want to write, she talks to angels for Bonnie rape and letter cries what came out. Is it just for that reason let her see the setlist will also
Money For the Rest of Us
"this past july" Discussed on Money For the Rest of Us
"On bank loans, which is non investment grade bank debt that syndicated into the marketplace. So when prices fell, those puts jumped significantly in value. And I didn't sell. I waited 'cause I thought, well, they're gonna get even higher in price. But then the Federal Reserve stepped in and started buying up. Investment grade bonds and non investment grade bonds that have been downgraded to non investment grade. And the value of my puts fell, I sold at a profit, but not as big of a profit as I would have liked. So I learned at least my lesson was, when things hit an extreme, just take profits and don't get greedy. Now, I thought I learned that lesson, but I've also owned the simplified interest rate hedge ETF. This is a position that benefits from rising interest rates. I bought it last September 2021, but I sold it this past July because it looked like U.S. recession risk was increasing and that inflation has peaked as commodity prices came down. So I took profits a man about 34% on that holding. But now we've seen interest rates go up again. Three and a half percent for the ten year treasury bond. And PFI X has gained 19% since I sold. That feels bad. But I didn't know. I don't like to be wrong. One of the things that helps me accept that is to realize that this was a small mistake. The profit give up that I gave up since I sold PFI X back in July. Is only .2% of my net worth. It's a rounding error. So it's more of a psychological dang, I wish it would have held on longer. So how I feel is worse than the actual economic impact, which is why we need to keep our investments mistakes small. And this was a small mistake. But my real lesson is, I'm just not really good buying hedges. I don't like how volatile they are when you use option strategies or in this case an ETF that's using options. So it's very, very valuable. I just find that volatility of one position incredibly stressful.
WTOP
"this past july" Discussed on WTOP
"Snyder, have told a congressional penalty he's now willing to testify this month in connection with a probe into workplace misconduct. WTO's Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. A letter from his lawyer states that Snyder is willing to cooperate with the House oversight committee, which issued him a subpoena last month. The panel has been investigating what it's called the team's toxic workplace over the years, which has included allegations of sexual harassment from former cheerleaders and women who worked for the organization. The committee originally wanted Snyder to appear before lawmakers, along with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who did testify last month. Snyder's legal team says he will be in Israel for an event to pay homage to his mother who died a year ago, but says he could testify virtually at the end of the month. The committee says it's reviewing the correspondence and is still committed to getting Snyder's testimony. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO. Prosecutors in Richmond are appealing a decision to grant $15,000 bail to a man accused of plotting a mass shooting this past July 4th, a lower court set those bail conditions for 52 year old Julio Alvaro dubon and the Virginia mercury reports that a Commonwealth's attorney is now asking the Richmond circuit court to overrule those bail conditions. Richmond police have set a tip, helped them foil the plans of alvarado Dublin and 38 year old Roman, Bella carrel. And as of today, the two had only been charged with possession of a firearm by a non citizen. The news came days after Monday's deadly mass shooting at a 4th of July parade in highland park, Illinois. The challenges of policing recognized today during a ceremony marking the Montgomery county police departments 100th anniversary. Here's WTO peace Kate Bryant. There were somber moments during the event marking the centuries since the first Montgomery county police officers were sworn in, including the recognition of fallen officers
Bloomberg Radio New York
"this past july" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Take. This is a Bloomberg business live. From Bloomberg world headquarters, I'm Charlie pellet West Coast workers are extending talks past July 1st with no contract that headline right now on the Bloomberg professional service, moments ago we were talking with Mario kader, the executive director of the port of Long Beach. He was talking about the expiration of the West Coast stock workers contract, but again the headline developing moments ago West Coast dock workers extending talks past July 1st just as he said with no contract. Stocks are searching at one point today in the early going we had the Dow down 287 points down 9 tenths of 1% what a reversal as we head toward the closing bell 12 more minutes to go. We've got the Dow up 313 now up by 1% the S&P also up by 1% with a rally underway higher by 38 points best level of the day right now on the S&P, NASDAQ up 86, that is a gain of 8 tenths of 1%. Ten year yield 2.88% spot gold little change now down 77 cents the ounce to 1806 West Texas intermediate crude oil up two and a half percent, one O 8 40 for a barrel of WTI. So again, recapping the Dow, the S&P nez stack a rally underway best level of the day major reversal for the U.S. stock market, S&P up 40 right now up by 1.1%. I'm Charlie Palatin, that is a Bloomberg business flash. All
KGO 810
"this past july" Discussed on KGO 810
"Edelman show off to Seattle Say hi to Helen How are you doing Helen Thank you for having me on Oh it's my pleasure How can I help you today Well Rick my husband and I would like to retire in about four years And we sure would feel a lot better about it if we could get our daughter set up on the right financial path So if I could tell you a little bit about her and her situation and maybe you could give us some advice Okay Okay So let's see She graduated from college in June and she graduated from a state university So she has no college debt She landed a job in July This past July making a $130,000 a year She received a $30,000 signing bonus And she received $30,000 in stock options that she'll be vested in in three years Sounds like she went to work for Amazon No No she didn't want to work for the big empire just yet Okay She wanted to work for a smaller firm so she could learn more of the jobs She's currently maxing out her 401k She has $25,000 in savings from the internships and her in the summers and from her school job And she's living at home at least for the first year to build a for saving So tell me what should be her next move Should you save for how should she diversify she has played around with a little bit behind some stock But I'd love to know to hear what you have to say Well the advice that you need to give her is to have her call a financial planner You need to stop this mom Get out of the way She's an adult She's a college grad She's making a huge amount of money She's doing absolutely fabulous She's in the top.
WTOP
"this past july" Discussed on WTOP
"Kind and it was so generous and he was so he was obviously very very happy to be there Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels was honored with live weekend update segments from former host Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler and current host Colin Jost and Michael Che Former cast member Kevin nyland also gave a newscast and spoke with WTO P before the performance I mean he's created this amazing late night sketch comedy show which is always very topical And it's always you know what people talk about on that following Monday Opera singer justino Diaz was on her with a performance from the opera Carmen and a song from his two daughters Diaz said before the show who's excited to sit back It's wonderful It's very special Valerie balkh WT news A new Virginia law went into effect this past July banning skill games Their video games in which a skilled player gets some sort of reward Today a judge will hear arguments that the ban is unconstitutional The lawsuit is by NASCAR driver Hermes Sadler who owns Virginia truck stops his lawyers say the ban has heard hundreds of small business owners including convenience stores and restaurants They say lawmakers call the game's unseemly in part because they include adult images like you'd see in a casino The suit says in the same way Virginia can't dictate what book someone reads or movies they say banning the kind of video games they can play as unconstitutional Saddler's lawyers will ask a judge in greensville to stop enforcing the ban while the constitutionality is being argued The law can stay in double UTL P news An apparent cyberattack has not the Maryland health department website offline Visitors there are being redirected to the main Maryland dot gov site a health department spokesman telling WTP the state is in the process of investigating a network security incident Dozens of health department services and resources are currently unavailable including pages that invite Maryland residents to apply for Medicaid get data on local nursing home safety or order free at home testing for sexually transmitted diseases He could avoid boycott by U.S. officials becoming for the 2022 games in China We have George and sports next though it's 1144 I'm doctor Andrea Russo a cardiologist Maybe you're waiting to talk to your doctor right now But if you're having an irregular heartbeat heart racing chest pain shortness of breath fatigue or lightheadedness don't wait This could be a serious.
Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
"this past july" Discussed on Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
"And then the DNA test came back. Surprise surprise. He was not 14 year old Timothy pits him. He was 23 year old Brian rini, who had just served 14 months of an 18 month stint at Belmont correctional institution for vandalism and burglary. And this was not Rene's first time pretending to be a victim of sex trafficking. He had apparently made this claim twice before. There's not a lot of information out there about why or how the police determined he was lying, but for some reason this guy really wanted people to think he'd been sex trafficked. This fucking guy. There's also not a lot of information about why greeny pretended to be Timothy Pitts him. Like he had to have known he would be caught, right? He wouldn't agree to get fingerprinted, but he had to have known they would do a DNA test, right? Like, what was the end goal here? Was he trying to go back to prison? If so, good job, bob, you did it. But in so doing, he dragged James and his family through the torture of thinking their beloved Timothy was coming home to them. Only to find out it was just some harebrained narcissist who apparently either really likes attention or being in jail. I assume the family lives every day with the hope that Timothy will eventually come home. Someone will spot him somewhere or he'll eventually break out of whatever mind fuckery, the family who has him has put him in and reach out to his father. Stranger Things have happened. In 2012, suru brierley found his family in India after 25 years apart. He'd gotten separated from his brother at a train station and was picked up by authorities sent to an orphanage and adopted by an Australian couple. And just this past July, a man in China found his son who'd been kidnapped 24 years earlier when he was only two years old. For now, all Timothy's family can do is just try to go on, clinging to the hope that the next time the phone rings, it's the news they've been praying for since that awful day in.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"this past july" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"And Terry Lewis have been working together for 40 years, producing some of the biggest R and B records of all time. This past July, They released their first ever album under their own name. It's called Jam and Lewis Volume One Baby Face has a, you know, 30 plus year. History as a producer as a songwriter and as an artist, So when you're sitting down to write a song with him, and you're going to produce it for him Like What are you thinking of, like? What do you are You trying to figure out in your head? What makes Babyface Babyface or you trying to figure out in your head? What can baby face to for us? Yeah, well, I'll give you my personal assessment of it, and that was well. We got to get this one right? It's because we're fans of baby Face says, you know, as an artist. And as a producer and man, you don't want to mess up his thing at all. So you know, we always do our study and homework to try to figure out what we need to do with the particular artist that we're working with. That baby face for me was one of those ones that Oh, we have to get this one, right? I like the idea that you're you're tossing off the Usher and Mariah tracks. Oh, yeah, sure. Of course we can do that in our sleep, But we got to get baby face, right? No, no, no. But it's just is more of a critical thing like Once again in production, we'd listen for mistakes. And to have another producer, which all of the people that you mentioned whether it be usher or Tony. They all have ears as producers for themselves. But for some reason, baby face was just one of those ones that I just felt like, Oh, I got to get this one right? Because this is baby face, He's and I just wanted to make sure that we got all the particulars in order so that he wouldn't hear and say, Hey, could you guys maybe change this? That or the other thing? Even more. With Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis still to come. Chairman Lewis have played keyboards, guitars and drums on so many hit songs. You probably already knew that but on which hits have they sung we'll find out after the break. It's bullseye from maximum fun dot org and NPR. On the Labor day, Brian Lehrer show. We'll talk.
NPR Politics Podcast
"this past july" Discussed on NPR Politics Podcast
"I will say that you know there may be some democrats who removed here. But i think overall the hope is that states will start sending out this money and i guess we should step back and say that the supreme court already said that the eviction moratorium was not legally allowable sound couldn't continue past july thirtieth and congress did not extend it past july thirtieth so that dynamic is already in place the it seems like the white house and even corey bush acknowledged that. There's a decent chance that somebody's going to appeal this. It's going to go back to the supreme court or somewhere and they're going to say yeah. This is really no different than the last one. The same problem exists but this would buy time and that seems to be the very goal to buy time. is there any acknowledgement that. This is kind of a cynical way to to set rules. I mean to to to set a new executive rule kind of conceding. You don't really have the full authority. I mean certainly. You're doing it to keep people in their apartments and houses but it just. It just feels like a strange set of events to me for the white house to say. We can't do this. we're doing it anyway. Yeah well today. White house press secretary. Jen psaki was asked that question about twenty different ways and the answer was well. The president wouldn't have allowed this to move forward if he didn't think there was some legal authority and the way the president put this last night when talking to reporters was that he consulted a lot of constitutional scholars and most of them thought he couldn't do it but a few thought they could whether that option will pass constitutional measure with this administration. I can't tell you. I don't know there are few scholars who say will and others who say it's not likely to but at a minimum by the time it gets. Litigated will probably give some additional time. While we're getting at forty five billion dollars out to people who are in fact behind in renton. Don't have the money so they're going to go with the answer. They like but it is clear that really all they are trying to do is buy enough time for this program to work for this money to get out for states to sort of break through the logjam and start distributing money either two renters or directly to landlords so that renters can stay in their homes. All right we're gonna take a quick break when we come back different topic global vaccine distribution. How that's going and what specifically the us is doing.
TIME's Top Stories
"this past july" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"Twenty twenty one to give local governments time to dramatically increase their aid distribution the extra time proved helpful allowing local governments to distribute over one and a half billion dollars in combined rental assistance in june more than the three previous reporting periods combined but with tens of billions left to spend the white house issued a july twenty ninth statement urging congress to use its legislative power to extend the eviction moratorium in order to give states more time to spread out funds without the added pressure of eviction proceedings kicking off. Again house speaker. Nancy pelosi working with representative waters tried to build a consensus within their party. To pass a vote on extending the moratorium on july thirtieth but the bid failed to garner support among some moderates democrats. Really we only learned about this yesterday. Pelosi told reporters afterward just one day before the moratorium expired not really enough time to socialize it within our caucus pelosi then kicked the crisis back to the white house. Action is needed and it must come from the administration. Pelosi and other democratic leaders wrote in a sunday statement pointing to a recent supreme court opinion. The white house maintained its hands were tied in a five four opinion. On june twenty-ninth the court denied a group of landlords and realtors request for the court to lift the moratorium early conservatives. Chief justice john roberts and justice spread kavanagh sided with the three liberal justices and kavanagh wrote a one paragraph concurring opinion that proved crucial to the white house's position in my view clear and specific congressional authorization via new legislation would be necessary for the cdc to extend the moratorium past july thirty first. Cavanaugh wrote representative pernilla giant paul chair of the congressional progressive caucus says she thinks the white house drew to firm of a conclusion from one line in a concurring opinion on vixen moratorium. That was written a long time ago in a different circumstance giant. Paul says she believes the spread of the delta very required faster action from the executive branch. What we're talking about is a new extremely virulent variant of the virus that has led to this enormous growth cases. She says and we also have statistics now that we didn't have back then about homelessness and how homelessness increases cova spread. It will probably give us some additional time after progressive lawmakers including representatives corey bush. Ilhan omar and yana presley slept outside the us capital on friday night to protest the lack of action and as landlords across the country set out to file eviction notices and orders nationwide biden announced. The cdc was going to step in despite reservations about its authority. Not doing anything would be a dangerous threat to public health. Cdc director rachelle wolinsky said in a statement announcing the new moratorium it is imperative that public health authorities act quickly. To mitigate such an increase of evictions. Which could increase the likelihood of new spikes and covy to transmission. She says such mass evictions and the attendant public health consequences would be very difficult to reverse speaking from the white house on tuesday biden..
Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"this past july" Discussed on Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
"Testing masking in social distancing requirements for federal employees and the presence urging cities and states to offer a hundred dollar incentives. Or whatever they can do to persuade the unvaccinated take that shop. Some hopeful news from the hill senate democrats and republicans have agreed on the basics of a huge infrastructure. Bill and this comes after months of behind the scenes negotiations food. The yeas or sixty seven the naser thirty two the greatest investment and infrastructure in all of our lifetimes. This is truly to celebrate. Infrastructure is about bringing america together. A work now begins on a nearly one trillion trillion with a t dollar measure as a president biden and democrats work on a separate and a broader bill. That's being considered onto budget rules. That bill is about three trillion. Actually the congress has overwhelmingly okayed emergency funding for to ensure support for us allies in afghanistan and for capitol hill. Police senate majority leader. Charles schumer says are owed a lot because of january sixth in the face of unprecedented adversity. They responded heroically. We must support them now as they so courageously supported us. A bill also directs one hundred million dollars to the dc police while also providing funding for the national guard and for aid programs for translators and others who helped us troops in afghanistan by the way they got about two hundred fifty of those people out of afghanistan who helped a us troops there on us soil this morning about two hundred fifty where they have about two thousand or more That they are trying to get out before. All american troops leave that country. This is bad. The biden administration says it has to let nationwide the nationwide ban on evictions expire. This sunday unless something is done. The white house says mister biden wanted it extended for another couple months with cove and infections and deaths rising with the supreme court rule that the moratorium could not go past july without congressional action so the presence urging. We'll makes do something where you know. Act without delay to protect vulnerable renters and their families and they only had like a day and a half to do it. Defrocked catholic cardinal facing criminal charges and massachusetts for allegedly assaulting amount of child in nineteen seventies former cardinal theodore carrick. The first us karnal in the us ever charged criminally for the sexual abuse of a minor. Mccarrick was defrocked by pope francis in two thousand nineteen and finally sad news late night tv gadget. King ron pope has died wings or not. I think we've got fourteen lamb chops and beer one time but some salmon in the basket. I'll put it in the rest area. Chester go it is good. Ripe appeal was eighty six years old. Now back to the steve harvey morning show. You're listening to steve harvey morning show lou. Hutton iced sunrise batch coffee from dunkin a bright and balanced full-body bland food. So you can get summering from sunrise to sunset and even after that. Because that's when you
The Dan Bongino Show
"this past july" Discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
"Nobody ever came up with a single person. So when barack obama says in this past july quote we were told that process everything we told them. Nobody told him. nobody has ever held. No no politician has ever said it know anybody that was back. When i put this out. And i wouldn't want to out. Nationally syndicated column various people Wrote me and say well so and so said this so and so said but find me the person who said it. I don't want to hear how you as visa find me. And show me where he said it and that was years ago. Not one example has been offered because there are none you understand that the dopey yapping clapping seals of the audience. Do you understand that people. Like biden obama bernie sanders democrats and others. They say this because they think you're stupid. They're not well. let's put her. They're not stupid outside but they think your stupid. I'm serious. they're not dumb. They take your dumb because they know you will do no hallmark on this. They know it sounds. Oh my gosh trickled down. We're going to give stuff to the rich and expected to trickle down. They know there is no credible economic theory of trickle down. And they know you'll clap because no you'll never do your homework. Conservatives like me and others we hear things. Like joe. Biden is saying trickle down economics. Don't work we actually go and look it up and then we find out that there's no such thing. You don't liberals don't do that ever. They don't do that. That's why i'm so glad i'm sure liberals are glad because they love being dumb that i will never ever be a liberal. Because i'm not stupid. I'm not a stupid person. There is no trickle down your clapping like idiots for a theory. that doesn't exist trickle-down. Here's another one. Joe biden said. There's been no time no time in history where the middle class and the rich have gotten richer..
NewsRadio KFBK
"this past july" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"To our past July, 4th broadcast or caught the story as a jeopardy answer. No, that the declaration of Independence was actually passed on July 2nd, not the fourth. The fourth bring the day that they fully edited version came out. John Adams thought we'd always be celebrating the second of July with fireworks. That did not work out. But there may be a reason for people to celebrate the second of July. Anyway. If in this case it would have been a year later, 17 77 It has to do with the state of Vermont and slavery. And here to explain that is Mary Elliott, museum specialist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture. Hi, Mary. Yeah, it's nice to speak with you, Mary. A lot of what we talk about when we talk about independence is it wasn't independence for everybody, and I was just talking about what happened in Vermont and I should fill people in on that. It was July 2nd 17 77 that always independent Vermont became the first state to ban slavery, not just bandit guarantee voting rights for African Americans, which was pretty much unknown at the time. But like everything else when we talk about this, it wasn't everything It seemed to be. You could not hold adults as slaves in Vermont, but you could hold Children and whatever we look at back then, even when it seems like good news, it wasn't totally what it seemed to be. I'm so glad that you brought up this topic because so often we talk about Slavery and freedom, and the lenses pointed in the direction of the south in terms of discussing slavery, But when you discuss freedom and think of the north, the North isn't so much divorced from the limits of freedom for African Americans. What Vermont did on July. 2nd 17 77 is very important because it became the first colony to outright banned slavery. But again, it came with its limits. There were some, um, opportunities to manifest one's freedom. But like in many of the northern colonies, the limits, um gradual emancipation included where, Um people were guaranteed their freedom. After a certain years of apprenticeship after they reach a certain age, Um, and then you were limited in your movement, your ability to own property and many different things. So that's very important to note that this wasn't a perfect notion of freedom and that kind of ties in with July 4th celebrations of 17 76 and looking at how you have this liberated nation that was still maintaining slavery. It's always this paradox that's lingering. Um And what does freedom really mean? How is freedom really defined at that moment? And what does it mean? By the time we get to 18, 65 and quite interesting, early June 19th 18 65 a new meaning of freedom or more defined version of freedom that's applicable to all. Yeah, let's Let's talk about that. Because people hear about Juneteenth, they you know they don't They're not exactly sure what happened. June 19th 18 65. Has to do with Major general Gordon Granger. Who and general order number three and tell us about that because some people think it's just you know, like a made up holiday or something, but it's an important date in American history. Thank you. For that question. Juneteenth is a very important date, and it's become even more significant in the past few years, even though people have been Commemorating celebrating Juneteenth for generations as early as when the event occurred in June, 19 1918 65, And that date marks the occasion that union Army General Gordon Granger entered into Galveston, Texas, accompanied by Union Army troops, including members of the U. S colored troops, and the announcement was made that the enslaved African Americans in Texas were now free. Keeping in mind that freedom had already come to them as early as January. 1st 18 63 with the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation, So we talk about this. Meaning of freedom and an imperfect freedom. Well, the fact is the Emancipation Proclamation only apply to African Americans who were enslaved in rebelling states. Those states that has seceded from the union and within those seceding documents. They mentioned slavery several times. And so it took a war the civil war to enforce that Emancipation Proclamation. Texas being the farthest rebelling state farthest West and They continued that fight in Texas until, of course, um, the union army entered into the state and was able to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. But here's what's important. The general order that General Granger issued on June 19th. He had the authority to write this general order and it states and pay attention to the words because it really does speak to this imperfect freedom. The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a proclamation from the executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection here to four existing between them becomes that between employer and hired labor Friedman are advised to remain quietly in their present homes and work for wages. They are informed that they will not be allowed to collect it Military post and they will not be supported in idleness, either there or elsewhere. So that moment of June 19th, which is referred to today as Juneteenth. Is important because freedom came to those in the rebelling states, but not to always lay people. It took the 13th amendment to do that. But what's also important to note is in this passage the limits of that freedom. Now you're expected to serve as a hired labor and the person who enslaved U is considered an employer. Can you imagine the limits of bargaining power for that hired labor? That's what we see what happens when you see those sharecropper contracts having to be defined and enforced through the Freedman's bureau. And the notion that you have to remain quietly in your present home, which is a slave cabin. And the fact that Your idleness. The assumption that you will be idle is not supported. This is a general order that was issued by a union army general. It gives you a sense of what society how society viewed black people, whether in the north or the South, whether in the Confederacy or the Union Army. Yeah, it was a very limited freedom, you know, and even going back to what we started talking about, which was the Vermont thing where safe slavery is over. Very similar to what happened with the statement from Granger on June 19th 18 65 is that first of all, a lot of wealthy landowners in New England kept slaves anyhow, because that money you could pretty much buy off anybody, but a lot of them would just say okay. There are actually servants now. Oh, can they quit? No. Uh, can you shoot them if they run off? Yes. I mean, it wasn't It wasn't really freedom. It was. It was like kind of just changing the job title. Exactly. And the other thing you have to keep in mind is There were, um There were people in the north in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and other areas main who were engaged in shipbuilding and ongoing involvement in the slave trade, even after the international slave trade was made illegal. So there was still an investment in the commodification of African Americans. There was still an investment in bondage. And there was still this sense of African Americans as being inferior. And.
The Mindless Morning Show
"this past july" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"So is the last time you wrote a bike. A bike a bicycle. I think maybe five years ago okay. That's not too bad. That's pretty good. I would say damn but that's probably about the same time for me. Think about it. It's been a long time. I'd like to say i'm in shape. But rounds shape your. I have to go back to the gym. I i'm kinda abitrate. Now let me guess. Cool huntin did that a year like it was crazy. You're funny. I signed up the gym a week later. They closed everything down and now two years later. And that's like. I think they let you have to make appointments to get into the gym now is they can have it open for full complete capacity. But i'm gonna have to start now. I heard something that might be offensive to some people but obviously it. I'm just going to say there is a somebody. I think it was a comedian. So it wasn't even me but somebody had said that people that do not use the gym membership ever. They never use it. It's a it's a. they call it their fast tax. Look this fat ass tax. Hold on. I wanna know about this and missing out on some ten. 'cause they're paying the membership but they never go sit there like the membership never had no i would never go is. The joe gets the fattest tax. 'cause you're you pay it every month you see coming out of your account. I'll go go. I'm a part of the fat axe tax. But i was. I was for a while and then my wife and i we got together and we. She got pregnant. I'm like well. I don't think i'm going to be going anytime soon. So i'm just gonna get fine. I got look so young. Both married for early twenty student attack you so so much might screaming right now and i've been sitting down and i'm just so happy to hear that work with when we were in. Dr we went to pump. So i sit down and have my friend comes over. I was like my starting. i can't get up yet. Told him ongoing on sixty eight now down. The fountain of youth turns out toilet water. A used is eastern on. I turned thirty in in this past july. But i've got three kids and josh twenty got one. I've got a nine year old a four year old and a three year old. Wow god bless thank you. Thank you appreciate it. I gotta say it. It's been an absolute pleasure talking like I'm very fortunate the time that you have taken out of your day to spend with us talk to us and most importantly i want wanna make sure that you know whatever you have to say to our listeners. Like whatever kind of message you want us to our listeners. The world like i think i think clever is less thing. They should ask themselves. This question do wanna live to be yourself or dis someone else. And it's important. I think in life we only have one life to live that you live your truth and that you're comfortable and happy with who you are as a person and it doesn't really matter if you stick out like a sore thumb living there truth will bring such more like i can't explain how much meaning life as i'm living my truth. As opposed to when are suppressed in denial and hiding and in the closet. And not living my truth i found that you can live your truth and be loved and accepted and if people have an issue with them. They're not much being life anyway And um my book. It's anyone's interested is in barnes and noble dot com amazon. It's how i lost my mind and found myself. And if you wanna contact me you can get to my web page at david robotic dot com and david d. a. the ide- robotic is authorized aid for apple b. for boy apple d. For david is for istat palm. And it's been it's been such a pleasure speaking with both of you. I think you'd either hilarious very talented. I really enjoyed this interview. Short means a lot that just makes me feel like i just wanted to tell. People like unsuccessful. Don't go started lying because somebody said something good no for our listeners and viewers. Y'all know the though is Links are always in the description. And if you need to reach out to david do so here. He's awesome people. You could definitely talk to him. Is it has been absolutely great talking to david I definitely look forward to. Hopefully you make that book a screenplay in Get get working out so we can go watch it an. Ira told him that josh. You're going to be intolerant rednecks. He's like down blended. I have the looks like you know. I don't want to get into acting knock. Your first role is being total douchebag. Fuck it the i did. I'll take whatever going to make douchebag no matter what i play. Let's get lost them. Thank you man thank you. You're welcome to come back anytime you want. I can come on ask questions all day. We could shoot the shit and drink. Beer yes You write another book if you do not or you get screenplay gone or you just want to shoot the shit we are here thank you. Thank you awesome man. Thank you so very much and everybody remember. Share this interview. Do what you gotta do. Let's get david's story out there because it's really fucking important like ruin. Thank you if you listeners are happening to suffer from some type of mental or some disorder to some degree in you. Don't feel comfortable talking. There are numbers. There are people to talk to you. There are plenty of things resources out there for you and us yet at us. I mean if you want mindless advice. I don't suggest it but we will give it the title of the show disclaimer. Yes i mean there's resources out there for you in all seriousness and and we we do hope that you use them utilize them. Because it's not going to. I don't wanna say you're a bad person that's gonna make you a better person but it's going to help you cope in in. Continue proceeding down your path with a clear conscious state mindless thank you for tuning in to the mindless morning show. We hope you enjoyed and we greatly appreciate you guys. Picking out of the mini. Great podcasts out there now go enjoy your mindless day..
On the Road with Mickey
"this past july" Discussed on On the Road with Mickey
"So much. And i've kept everyone i keep it but i've kept everyone and i just love how to always do that because it's such a just such a nice thing to do for people. No that's one of the things that that always exceeds my expectations for me. I just love when they do special things for you know. There's kids having birthdays there and people having anniversary that kind of celebrations and it just adds to the fun so much so. That's the first one good. That's a good one. Brenda allies so When next one the next one took place in the magic kingdom as well. I think not all of these took place in the magic kingdom but But this one took place in the magic kingdom and just for the a little context it took place pre sourcres the magic kingdom days back at the fire station that used to be you saw. They always had the patches of the fire. I took up alliston. All you did. And there's one in their from wake county and anyway there's They have all the patches but they used to also sell books and things like that in there and one day we were just went in there. And we're looking around and sophie was looking at some of the books and she solid book that she wanted and and it wasn't that bad. I don't even remember what it was now. But we went to go To go pay for it and the cast member was like i'm sorry but the But the system is down and and we can't process your payment and we're like okay. Well we'll come back. It's not what i mean is the system's down and you don't need to come back because we're going to give you the book and so they gave us the book itself. Sophie loved the book. And i wish i could remember what it was but it was was a little kids book from you know for like a six year old or seven year old type and she just really liked it and so i actually had forgotten this and cindy reminded me of it because cindy never forgets anything. Oh wow and then as a as a follow up to that just this past july. I had a An e gift card. And i had loaded onto my phone so that i could pay for stuff with the gift card and we went.