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The Eric Metaxas Show
Pat Boone Has Met Everyone, From Elvis to the Queen
"I'm talking to pat Boone. Yes, the patent. I could get any guy named pat Boone, but no, we took the trouble to track down the real pat Boone. Who has boy pat? You've met anyone I can think of. You have stories with The Beatles. You did business with The Beatles in the 60s. I did business with The Beatles. You met the queen twice. Yes, yes, twice, and the second time was very embarrassing. I think I did I tell you about this. You did and how many times did you walk on the moon? Be honest. Well, only once in my dreams. And it was scary, so I didn't it was a nightmare. You sung about the moon. You've met many astronauts. I mean, look, you've just met about everybody. I mean, everybody that was on the dais at the Dean Martin rose, the greatest program of all time. You've met most of those people. Yeah, and they've all made jokes about me too, and not on the roast. But just in their shows. And then they're well, because you became. You became that guy, you know, that we wanted to make fun of something wholesome we'd make fun of pat Boone. And what's the line where Dean Martin or somebody says that I shook papon's hand in my whole my whole right side sobered up? Big laugh because the audiences knew what he was talking about. Eric from the very beginning of my career where Elvis was, you know, my opening act and we've talked about that because I already had 3 million selling hits before we met and he only had one record and it was a sock hop in Cleveland. He was a punk. He was a punk, you took him out of the gutter. Is that what you're saying? No. But it was all like that. But he was considered the rebel.
The Trish Regan Show
The Popularity of Donald Trump Is About to Skyrocket
"Democrats are not actually playing chess. This is a bad game of checkers, and they're not thinking this through. I say this only in that I know what their motivation is. They want to make sure that he never, ever, ever, ever, gets near the Oval Office again. But by doing this, they actually are going to have a boomerang effect where they make catapult the guy into the Oval Office. I mean, think about this. Who the heck? Are they going to run from the Democrat party? I'm sorry, but Joe Biden has really proven. He's lack of worst as a president between the inflation. You heard me just talking about eggs 6% inflation. We got a banking crisis underway. Who the heck knows what the fed's going to do, by the way, the CEO of key city capital is coming up Thai Lasseter. He's going to talk to us about what to expect from the fed. There are meeting today and tomorrow. We have so many problems. The situation in Ukraine. The situation with China, meanwhile, congressional investigations are turning up allegations that his family, Biden's family was benefiting tremendously from China. So if there's financial kickbacks going on, those are things that do, in fact, need to be investigated. And this is all baggage that Joe Biden carries with him. I do not think that he is electable. Second time around. So who are they going to put forward? Kamala, I mean, my gosh, poor Kamala,
AP News Radio
Rangers crush Penguins
"6 rangers collected at least two points in a 6 zero drubbing of the penguins. Rangers head coach Gerard gallant. We Billy Joe chances and that was the difference in the game. They played a pretty good game overall. I mean, hard to say that when a 6 nothing, but they had probably more chances than us and we just happened to bury our chances every time. Mika's sabana jet had a goal and two assists, and our temi Panera scored twice as the rangers beat the pens for the second time in three days. Igor shishkin made 34 saves in his second shout out of the season at 5th straight win. The loss leaves the penguins just one point ahead of Florida for the final Easter conference wild card birth. I'm Dave ferry.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Noble Gold CEO Collin Plume Discusses the Banking Crisis
"Plume from mobile gold. Just tell us about your company, what you're doing. And I just want to encourage our audience. I never tell you what to do with your money, but I can tell you what I'm doing with mine. I'm buying stuff I can touch. Yeah, well, and especially this week, I think that we've seen over the years when people would wire money out of a bank. And sometimes a banks would try to discourage them. They would tell the client as they walked in. They would tell, you know, are you sure? Yeah. Do you really want to do this? But I've had a lot of funny calls from clients where they said, this is the first week that they bought gold from us, that even the bank that they want to discourage them. It's a sending us money. And they know who we are, that makes obviously no who we are. Of course. So it's been we've had a massive influx of people that just want to get out of the banks. Even people that aren't with SVB or stupid valley bank or whatever you want to call it. Even people that are with that bank. Or Credit Suisse, man. Yeah, I mean, credit Swiss is almost two times the size of or two and a half size the size of Silicon Valley. Yeah, it's 1.5 trillion in assets. So that would be a massive collapse. That would change things pretty dramatically in the system. But overall, the banking crisis has been something that I've talked about for a long time. Yeah, you have. And it comes down to banks today. They obviously need to make a return. And a lot of the banks today are struggling to find a decent return, especially ones about treasuries a year ago. But this collapse, I think, made no sense in that when they bought those treasures a year ago, it didn't make any sense that they didn't take the lick back last year, sell some of it. Why would they sell 60% of what they had today? It really was the perfect storm for that bank. And there's 6 or 7 other banks that are in a similar position. And we'll see what happens over the next few weeks. Yeah, and
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Could Trump Be Worse the Second Time Around?
"It's not, it's a little more nuanced than that, but I do think you don't credit evangelicals generally with being smart about their vote. My whole view of the evangelical affair with Trump is that the relentless ascendancy of secularism drove evangelicals into his arm and that that election was really about the Supreme Court. And that evangelicals were quite smart to go with Trump after he published his list, and they ended up with justice, Gorsuch justice, Kavanaugh, and justice Amy Coney Barrett, and that was a good deal for evangelicals concerned about freedom of worship. Response I understand all that, I, you know, my perspective was at the time and remains that he was that Trump was pretty clear about his disregard for the constitution for history for sort of the architecture of our democracy. He made that pretty clear in his comments in different ways. And I think he proved that his words meant something when it came to January 6th. So I think, you know, sure, you got a Supreme Court that you like, and we came to a constitutional crisis where we came closer than I and many others would have liked to. Okay, tangent. Tangent, John. If Mike Pence had done the wrong thing and put aside the ballots, what do you think would have happened? It wasn't a constitutional crisis. It was a riot, and it was dangerous, and I hope they're all prosecuted who broke in, but I've had this argument with Liz Cheney. What do you think would happen if Mike Pence had bought it? Well, we don't know what would have happened. I think there's another scenario where they delay it where lawmakers are killed, where they can't get enough lawmakers to actually certify the election. And I think there was talk, I think, by general milley, of concerns about Trump, you know, declaring martial law or some excuse to take military control of the country. We don't have evidence that I think John Roberts would have gotten the court together and they would have declared count the votes in about 24 hours. Maybe not that long. And they would add a Nixon versus the United States 9 zero vote and we weren't close to a constitutional crisis. In fact, my biggest argument with you about your book is you don't actually have a lot of faith that evangelicals believe in the constitution and that there are concerns about the secularization of the society are overstated when in fact I spend a lot of time talking to the alliance defending freedom, they're out there every day combating anti Christian bigotry. I mean, it's real. I've been reporting on this since 1992. It's a constant, secularization, advance that has triggered a lot of the response that you deal with, although covenant life church is different. That's why I'm trying to, that's a very different part of the general evangelical world, isn't it? You know, in some respects, coming to life was not very political. It wasn't involved with things like alliance defending freedom. And you know, I have no problem with people doing those things in through the system that we have. But I think going back to the point about January 6th, were we at the point of a coup, we don't know the point my point is we were way too close for my comfort level and we're now at a point where the same guy is potentially going to be the Republican nominee again. And if he brought us that close last time, my concern is where do we go from here if he's president again?
The Trish Regan Show
Trish and KeyCity Capital's Tie Lasseter Discuss the Economy
"Moving at a very, very rapid pace right now. But bottom line, the feds are saying, okay, you know what? We're going to guarantee deposits at any of these banks by opening this window, do you think that's the right move? Well, I think we absolutely needed it. The fed absolutely had to back in and ensure otherwise you're going to see a much larger problem with small business across the United States. We've got maximum $250,000 that the fed's going to ensure. I was talking to another business owner in Dallas where I am yesterday. And I mean, there are small business $5 million a year in revenue. So they're not going to, they're not going to lay that out across ten different banks and the deposits that they have in order to fit within the shared mandate. And it's too much red tape. Exactly. So they did what they had to do. But now everybody still freaking out. Even though the fed says, don't worry, you know, we're going to be here. We'll loan them whatever money. This fear factor, right? This is what's so dangerous in markets because once the fear factor starts, there are worries about contagion, are you concerned that we could see multiple bank failures in 2023? No doubt that there's going to be bigger problems. I don't know that we'll see multiple bank failures, but we're going to definitely see faculties across a number of regional banks. There's a lot of consumer spending going on. Great jobs market and all of a sudden you start to see the effects of rising interest rates and the difficulty to get and obtain cash and money and yet we're still spending. We would have increased interest rates all at one time or maybe over a two time period to get to a point that would affect inflation. It would have been much better than seeing what the lingering effects of a slow increase in an interest rate. Yeah, you and I are on the same page on that one. I mean,
AP News Radio
Red Wings beat Bruins 5-3, a day after losing to NHL's best
"The red wings win for just the second time in their last 9 games etching the ruins 5 three. The red wing special teams helped Detroit jump out to a four nothing lead before Austin toured the next three, including two in the third period. More at cider scored a shorthanded goal while Alex JSON and team captain Dillon Mark and came through on the power play to extend their point streaks to four games. We got back to back games with the same team and the team that's on a record pace and we had a great two games. David astronaut tallied his team high 46 for the bruins who fell for the second time in their last three games after notching their 50th win and a playoff spot on Saturday. Demi cap Detroit
AP News Radio
Panarin scores in OT, Rangers beat Sabres 2-1
"Artemy Panera and scored the game winner as the rangers beat the sabers to one and overtime. Rangers head coach Gerard gallant says Igor sterk and keyed the win. Jessie was the key in the hockey game in a different he was outstanding tonight and that's a good sign. Panera and converted to blocked shot into a power play goal, two O two into the extra session. Patrick Kane also scored for the second time in four games since being acquired by New York from Chicago. You should stop 32 shots as the blue shirts one for the fourth time in their last ten games. The Sabres lost for the 6th time in 7 contests as their playoff hopes fade. I'm Dave ferry.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Caller: Does Anyone Trust a Government That Lies to People?
"Well, my first point in the second time for a second, but the first point is for you and everybody listening. Does anyone out there believe that a government that lies to the people and hides from the people taxes, the truth about the origins and vaccines for COVID-19, the Russian collusion collusion hoax? And intimidates the people and controls free speech on social media that that government is not totally willing and capable of election rigging, cheating and fixing. Is there anybody out there that believes that? It's a great question. Secondly, you were just talking about Californian pollution and environmental whatever. If I get this project done Todd, would you write a forward for me for my upcoming book called Sarah feces and walking guide to San Francisco and other great American cities? That sounds like one heck of a book a page Turner. If I've ever heard of one well, yeah, I don't know what you're going to use the pages for, but maybe somebody out there on the streets can find a use for them. Well,
AP News Radio
Schools shut, drivers stuck as gales and blizzards batter UK
"Trains were canceled, some schools were shot and drivers were stuck for hours on a major highway as a blast of snow and winds hit Britain for the second time in a week, storm la recent brought gales and blizzards to much of the UK, experts said the worst hit areas were northern England and North Wales, where 50 mph winds were recorded alongside about a foot of snow, the highway that cuts across northern England, known as the M 62, was at a standstill, as some drivers had to wait 7 hours in traffic, air travel was also disrupted, with most flights departing Liverpool John Lennon airport delayed
AP News Radio
Malaysia ex-PM Muhyiddin charged with corruption, laundering
"Malaysia's former prime minister has been arrested and authorities say he will be brought to court to face corruption charges. Crowds swarmed around former Malaysian prime minister mohiddin yasin as he arrived at the country's anti graft agency, he had been called to the agency for the second time in three weeks to answer questions about an economic stimulus program for ethnic Malay contractors during the COVID-19 pandemic, agency officials said mohidin was detained shortly after his arrival, one of his supporters, but it is told the AP that the former prime minister did not deserve this treatment. This individual, for me, it's not fair. The agency confirmed that he will face several charges related to alleged abuse and money laundering linked to government projects awarded under his 17 month rule
AP News Radio
McCollum scores 32, Pelicans hold off Mavericks 113-106
"CJ McCollum drained 16 of his game high 32 in the fourth quarter to lead the pelicans past the Mavericks one 13 one O 6. McCollum's 7 30 point game of the season helped New Orleans win for just the second time in its last 8 games. Out of the score a lot of points in my career and it hit big shots. I'm just trying to do what I can to help the team win. So it was nice to make some shots and make some plays, but it's even better when it comes in a win. Kyrie Irving had 27 to paste Alice. Injuries affected stars on both teams, Luka Dončić added 15 for the Mavericks before leaving in the third quarter after re injuring his left thigh while Brandon Ingram had 12 for the pelicans before exiting with an ankle sprain just before halftime. I'm Denny Capp
AP News Radio
2 dead in stampede at GloRilla concert in New York
"A second concert goer has died after a crowd stampede at the end of a rap concert in Rochester, New York. Police in New York are investigating a deadly crowd surge at Rochester's historic Main Street armory that happened Sunday Night. Police said three badly injured women were taken to strong memorial hospital one 35 year old woman died, and buffalo mayor Byron Brown confirmed Monday that 33 year old Rhodesia belton, who worked in that city's traffic violations agency also died, at least 7 other people were treated for injuries, a concert goer told channel 13 W HAM she wasn't sure what prompted people to search toward the exits at the end of the concert featuring rappers Gloria and finesse two times. A lot of different people was just pushing, doing a lot of pushing and shoving out unfortunately was one that was on the ground and God I did get up. Rochester mayor Malik Evans called the fatal stampede totally unacceptable. When you have a popular artist like that, you're gonna have a large crowd. So the question will be, were the appropriate actions taken? Audio courtesy 13 WH a.m.. I'm Jennifer King
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AP News Radio
Taylor scores 28, leads No. 24 Texas A&M over No. 2 Alabama
"Alabama lost for just the second time in 18 SEC games is number 24 Texas a and M beat the second ranked crimson tide. 67 61, wait Taylor poured in 28 points and the aggies made its late free throws after Brandon Miller fouled out a and M was leading by two when Miller took a seat with two minutes left. He had 19 points. The aggies closed on a 16 7 run and improved to 15 and three in the conference. The aggies led 32 22 at halftime after limiting Alabama to its fewest points and a half this season. Bam I went two for 19 from three point range in the first half. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
To the rooftops: Staggering snowfall in California mountains
"Californians are trying to dig out of the snow following two winter storms. Crews have been plowing the snow and San Bernardino county, but it could take more than a week to reach some areas, residents are dealing with as much as 7 feet of snow, officer D.C. Williams with a California highway patrol, told keg ABC that interstate 5 in the tejon pass near Los Angeles had to be shut down for the second time in less than a week. Ten years I've been up here, I don't think we've closed it like this back to back. Emergency crews have been shuttling food and medicine to mountain communities that have been left stranded. Meanwhile the state has been bringing in more snow plows and road crews to help clear roads. I'm Donna water
AP News Radio
Hood-Schifino helps No. 17 Hoosiers sweep No. 5 Purdue
"Indiana freshman Jalen hood chicano had 35 points as the 17th ranked hoosiers have set in state rival Purdue for the second time this season 79 71. You come to Indiana and you know Indian anniversary rivalry and everything. So, you know, I knew 5 a big time game. I can go down as you know, one of the big time in the end of play. So, you know, it was definitely great to have a performance like I did. The 5th ranked boilermakers were outscored 45 33 in the second half in losing for the fourth time in 16 games. Zach edi had 26 points for 24 and 5 perdue, while Indiana in peruse to 20 and 9. Tom mccabe, West Lafayette, Indiana
AP News Radio
New quake brings fresh losses to residents of Turkey, Syria
"For a second time in two weeks, residents of a town in northern Syria ran out of their already destroyed homes to escape yet another quake. A family in the Turkish town of June Darius clear rubble after the quake caused their homes to collapse. The feeling is indescribable fear. Women were scared. Children can't sleep in the houses anymore, and their note tents, so the majority of families are on the street. While a neighbor, camel Abu Hassan, tells the AP, yesterday we were sitting at home when the quake happened. This is ruined our livelihoods, what can we do? The 6.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Monday evening at his epicenter in detonate district of turkey's hatay province, which was one of the areas most affected by the February 6th magnitude 7.8 quake. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
All-Star catcher and Hall of Fame broadcaster Tim McCarver dies at 81
"Former major league catcher and broadcaster Tim mccarver has died. The baseball Hall of Fame announced Tim mccarver's death at the age of 81. He died in Memphis, Tennessee surrounded by his family. Ma Carver was a two time all star catcher who spent 60 years in baseball, winning two World Series titles with the Saint Louis Cardinals. He also became one of the most recognized incisive and talkative television commentators. He was best known to national audiences for
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The Economist: The Intelligence
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The Economist: The Intelligence
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"Today, Hassan Sheik Muhammad was inaugurated as president of Somalia. Ten years after he first entered the presidential palace, this makes him the first president to hold the office twice since Somalia became independent in 1960. But while mister Muhammad has broken new political ground, his country faces many of the same challenges it did when he first took office. The threat of widespread famine vast swaths of territory held by jihadists. And much like in 2012, terror attacks are routine. So I went to Somalia just a few days after the election. And to get to Mogadishu's always rather complicated. Tom Gardner is The Economist Horn of Africa correspondent. You arrive at the airport and basically all the international organizations, businesses are in the green zone which surrounds the airport. And this is basically a fortified mini city within a city, chequered by roadblocks, Ugandan soldiers everywhere who provide the kind of African Union security. And to leave it requires an enormous armed escort. So for me, just to journey a few hundred meters down the road outside of the airport zone required being accompanied by 7 soldiers in a Jeep and a mounted machine gun going through multiple checkpoints. The atmosphere along the road as I exited the airport was, I would say quiet, a very little street life. Tends to be honest, and then I arrived at what appears from the outside to be a military barracks. Again, multiple soldiers, milling around, and then I had to pass through multiple perimeters, essentially, until eventually reaching the heart of this hotel compound where inside I found the newly elected president of Somalia Hassan Sheik Muhammad. So tell me about him, tell me about the man himself, what was your impression of him? Well, he's an academic, he's a civil rights campaigner. He spent his entire life pretty much living in Somalia, even after the state collapsed in the 1990s. He's Ivanka, he's soft spoken, mild mannered, and seems very conciliatory as a person. But he's tough as well. He has to be. I mean, four days before his last inauguration back in 2012, he survived an assassination attempt. In fact, he survived multiple assassination attempts in the last ten years. This time around, he has so far been lucky enough to avoid anything like that, but the country is taking over is still a very dangerous place. So tell us about that. What kind of country is he taking over? He's taking over a country, which is more divided, more insecure and more isolated diplomatically than it was when he took power in 2012 and indeed when he left power and handed over to his successor in 2017 because since then, the country has slid backwards. The outgoing Somali president Muhammad abdullahi Muhammad better known as farmajo was a populist basically. I mean, he sidelined powerful regional leaders. He lashed out at critics, he packed his cronies into the federal security forces, and he also upset foreign allies too. He drew close to Qatar and turkey at the expense of other influential Gulf states, the United Arab Emirates in particular, and he picked fights with neighboring Kenya and Djibouti. Hassan Sheik Muhammad told me he had run for office again in order to calm the hostile atmosphere in Somalia. In Somalia, whether he is the president or whether he's a ordinary citizen, his living in a risk zone. This time around, I'm seeing an opportunity. And that I can put stronger foundations for this state building some money. I'm not claiming that I will leave some money. Like Denmark and Finland, but I'm going to leave Somalia much better than us I came to it. Things really came to a head last year when farmajo's attempt to stay in office by delaying elections threatened a return to full scale Civil War. So you've described an exceptionally fractious country. It sounds like do you feel that president Muhammad is in a position to heal those divisions? Will be difficult. I mean, whoever has run Somalia elaborate of clan loyalties typically undermine national unity. But he does come to power on the back of considerable goodwill, many Somalis have welcomed his return as the man to the fix the mess. And he's moved fast. I'd say to mend bridges with opponents, one of the first things he did actually after winning the election was to invite all of Somalia's regional leaders to a meal together. He then promised he would share power and complete a new federal constitution. A broad two he's making some friendly advances. He told me about his international diplomacy. And foreign leaders who have rushed to support the new man, America, in particular, is sending hundreds of troops back into Somalia to help the government fight a jihadist organization called Al shabab, which is affiliated with Al-Qaeda. And at one point, Al shabaab controlled wide swathes of territory. How much of a threat does it now pose today? So in Hassan Sheik's first term, the jihadists weren't knocked back and he told me about how his administration had liberated many towns during his time in power. But since then, he says it spread again across the country. We lost most of those districts that we liberated in 2012 to 2016. All these district is being taken back by Al shabaab, many of them, not it controls much the countryside. And it's claimed to have infiltrated state institutions in recent years in particular the security apparatus. In the places they control Al shabaab also runs courts, it provides basic goods and services. They're more entrenched now than they ever were. Revenue now they are collecting revenue, some estimates say they collect more revenue than the government itself. They are everywhere now. In the institutions and the port and the customs, so they are now establishing a kind of deep state within our estate and within the country. Because of the compromising of the security apparatus, a few places are safe. We just heard president Muhammad say that he liberated districts during his first term, what is his plan to deal with Al shabaab this time? Islamist with links to the Muslim Brotherhood. So I think that helps explain the stress he put on winning the ideological battle, waging a kind of multi front war as he put it to take the Islamic narrative back from Al shabab. But I think a last thing solution will probably require talks with Al shabab as well. And that means first, pushing them back, building a favorable military position to negotiate from. The last big offensive against Al shabaab was in 2019 that hasn't shaken says he will launch another, and then once he's really pushed them back deep into the countryside, theoretically talks could begin. I think in practice that could take years. So jihadism, as embodied by Al shabaab, that's probably the most well-known threat facing Somalia, but.
Ali on the Run Show
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"I was Let's see so when we warm up. Workout track. We get out. We do Some pre-run exercises that we do every day before all of our runs and then we go out and jog three miles together than we come back. And then we spend those last few minutes getting ready for the workout sort of on our own so we all have similar but different drills that we do before the workout in the mid. You stri Body workout and then we do. The workout and i was doing Just a a normal one of by drills pre cre- workout that. I've done hundreds of time hundreds of times. And i. It's like a little put these k- bands around your thighs and you do sort of half bounds to sort of fire up Your glued stabilisers. And give you a little bit more power like forward motion power like sort of. I love this drill. Because i feel like it makes me taller i. It's not possible but taller stronger. And yes i do it before all my on my herbert cuts. So that's really lead up to what had happened. So you're doing that and did you know right away. it's interesting i did a couple of bounces and I just felt a little bit of pressure in my knee. But like nothing weird. That i would like think twice about And yeah i did one. More bound and Celts in her this weird park and it hurt and then my next of Kind of out of it. Because i felt like oh that was really weird and as i ran out of it. That is incredibly painful. But i'm by myself in this corner of tracks. So i walked out. Walk it off a little bit. And as i said. It's one of those days. It's a really important day a really important workout and Mine about like all right. Must do more stride. See how it feels i want. I want this workout for me. You know i. I want this workout. Because i wanted to give me a bit of a check-in i wanted to give me confidence and i know that this workout is going to help me or the olympics. If it's a very clear translation. That if i do this workout it's gonna make me better so If it were a really easy day or something like that..
Ali on the Run Show
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"Love training zimrights. It's one of my top five favorite places in the world and it was. It was awesome. My body was starting to click. I was hitting workouts. That i've never hit before and just like so much better of a version of myself than i had been Earlier in the year. And i mean even. We are comparing workouts that i'd done in twenty eighteen which was a crazy awesome year my career. I was busting them. In the summer of twenty twenty one and looking and feeling dislike awesome unhappy in snappy. Strong but quick was it was cool. It was a big transformation. That i've done In four weeks but really on a daily basis. I love that phrase. it's a common not a period. I've never heard that i love that. Can i use that. I'll i'll use it your audit. I'll give you tm. I should probably i love that. So everything's going amazing. You are in peak condition. I imagine getting pretty excited. You're at practice and bring us back to the day that you heard that pop at so. It's sunday the eighteenth of july. We leave saturday to go to the games and we have Odd savers maybe four or five times a year that you're doing a workout that really matters and you know in sports psychology in the way that we talk about about sport you know that one day does not make a break you but you also know that there are days are more important than others and this is important day korean. I had eight hundred four hundred four hundred eight hundred three hundred two hundred and fast all fifteen hundred meter pace and faster the fast fifteen hundred meter pace for the aids in and very fast for the floors in the threes and twos I was excited. We drove down to key abana Which is about an hour dry from san marino's in switzerland. You cross the border into italy and you drop down to Just under a thousand feet elevation so when you go to cuba it's like the best day ever you get the car. You're drinking coffee. You've got your delights and you sing song while if you're in our group you sing songs all the way down and you just have a really good time and then you now that you have to track in here you're gonna crash so it was interesting leading into this workout. I was having a little bit of a sore heel on my right foot. So that's all it was really was really focused on. How how does my husband. He'll feel today. Feels pretty good. Like this is going to be a good day. And.
Ali on the Run Show
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"So did that in twenty fifteen there were three. Other competitors I won the race. And i ended up lapping. A woman in the race A masters runner and since two thousand fifteen. No-one has entered the fifteen hundred jamaica at and that means that. I have not competed at the trials since two thousand fifteen so i was just waiting on bated breath to see if anybody would register for the trials this year in the fifteen hundred so that i could go and compete at trials You know it's. It's a blessing in a curse to not have to compete at your trials. It allows me to take on other Competitive opportunities are not speaking for trials. But you also don't get to race with the opportunity to come national champion so usually qualifications pretty anticlimactic for me however this year Another woman sign up. Fifteen hundred so I found out about three days before. The trial's maybe four days before the trials that i was expected to compete so i had to quickly change all my travel plans and get down at kingston and yeah. I ran the thirteen hundred against one. Other woman Her name is tara. And i was super excited that she signed up and that we got to race. Oh i won the race. So there's my top three and Nowadays there are vacation standards and world ranking descending order less i was a world ranked number thirty two. I believe Which was my My qualifications gangs things already. That was a really long answer. No no no. Oh please i love it. I love because otherwise. I would have had asked one hundred. Follow up so no. You're so it's interesting too because you are such a wonderful advocate. I know that we've talked about this with you on the show before but how much you do for girls and younger athletes especially in jamaica of wanting them to compete and train and get into running so i think it could be easy to look at the situation. You've been in and say like oh hey sweet. I know i'm gonna get to go. I know i'm number one. But i sensed and i mean you said that it was exciting. That another woman signed up. It wasn't like oh. Shoot someone here to challenge me. Yes so where do you fall on that with like. Would you like to just have one other person. You gotta raise kinda know you're gonna get the spot or award year dream be to have a massive full field of women showing up to compete to represent jamaica. I would love full field. I mean that's that is my hope for the future. It's slow going. You know especially with covert i the year before saugus yet twenty twenty eighteen. I can't you But before i was able to do sort of like a mini camp info Outreach session in in jamaica and i was really excited marketing that ball rolling and just making more connections encouraging more athletes But kobe really. You made everything come to a screeching halt and Kobe still charging hard in jamaica as it is now with with a lot of places But vaccine rates are slow. And i mean we're still experiencing curfews When i was there for the trials the curfew was eight. Pm for weeknights. Six pm on saturday. Two pm on sunday So it's really limited of of what what you can do. And i'm really hoping that wants the world gets back on Onto a relative level of normalcy. That i can Try again try to keep that ball rolling of getting more women Keeping more women above eight hundred.
The big d zone
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"Escape escape escape escape. The big these team means just enjoy the show debate. These okay excellent news. i'm. I'm happy to say that i had the meeting with the heart doctor last and had a great conversation with the nurse who took my vital. Now i did lose some weight surprisingly again now at two thirty six and I then finally had to talk with the heart doctor. Pretty nice tie on blue tie on and you know we've talked in for me and Finals any show me my ass right. I would light to. I had to answer that. I had an arch heart. The heart doctor said it was perfectly normal. And i'm pleased about that all i had to have the problem may be in diety though. I'm happy about that so to play on around on how to go to all these gigantic tests and I'm happy as long as they do. You know the end the graham and all that crap but he did come to keep the number of Changed i think i will and you have a good personality for heart doctor. I really good personality. I like that kojak. A little bit but So i'm getting ready to lay for my ride to the second palace to palace. I'm happy thank god. I was just because that forty five and actually told him that. But i do. I all good though another us know. Tassell tell and god okay. Does this prestige. Ai have triumphantly. Thank god tied to the second palace and The had a really really good personality for heart. Doctor really good light dad and to this blue tie i guess he must have really liked to be upbeat. You know a lot of heart patients than everything like dad but his car to keep just in case things change and all that good stuff but other than that He don't see the reason for the test. That the co post covid clinton Me meador Take so thankfully thankfully no harsh is probably just and i eighty is stuff like dad but glad about dad I don't have to worry about harsh card issues and everything like that but you never can tell what this crazy life. But i'm happy happy about it. I mean i kind of wish that. I got the moderate scoliosis face. Bud go figure but other than Now my next adventure takes me to the hotel for the class clown and also maybe play a little bit at the casino plane and Thankfully right now not raining. Maybe later for me to do my business. Thank god again and now green on one wants to now ad saw Thankfully i was under the covering. When i went to wait for a ride and so i was good i was. I was a lot the blood in the sun. All that all that stuff. So i was definitely good definitely good. Oh thank god. That's now i just gotta do. I think i believe this the neurosurgeon next. I gotta do that now. That might be a problem. Mental health issues in that dealt. The neurosurgeon is may be the only problem with that. A guy though. Thank god my heart is okay. Thank god thank god..
Sexy Unique Podcast
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"This girl tessica Brown who didn't have very many followers was just like a casual Instagram user. She uploaded a video saying like shall bring her really tragic Saga where she used she would use after she had like properly done her hair and right had secured the ponytail George to like kind of shellac everything down. Yeah. He's a product called like got to be hair glue, but she ran out. So then she just grabbed like the nearest known adhesive off glue and she used that spray on her hair, but it fully just glued her hair to her scalp fuck in like in her life her. It's just like a helmet of hair with oh also tightly glued like a loan. Did she get like dirt? It was but she have to go to like the hospital very painful. She just she is now I think leaving the hospital but her hair was like that off for over a month, I think and she was like, let me just tell you guys what not to do and shared her story and she was obviously traumatized but also it was just funny to see her like a processing this in real time and then I just became invested cuz I was like, she could not get this glue out of her Funk when she like laughing at herself kind of but also crying yeah, where you understand the absurdity, but you're also like please for the love of God fucking help me. Yeah. She had tried everything to get it out. Like she would rub shampoo on there and it would just wash off here without even penetrating the adhesive layer. So then people were starting to like her post went viral people were offering her lots of suggestions wage. And then it looked like I mean, I think she was finally able to cut out the ponytail but that really was painful and her cuz I think it was just so tight on her scalp and also her scalp is like itching underneath glue. She can't like get to her scalp just doesn't wash know she thought she was going to have to just like fully shave her head. So she started a GoFundMe to like pay for wage jobs and I guess her goal was $1,500 but ended up raising $18,000 probably go off like that's amazing. Then finally a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon reached out was like I can disintegrate this glue like come to La come into the hospital and like I will get this off your head. Oh, yeah touch down yesterday or the day before or wheels down in La wheels down in LA to Beverly Hills you go. They went into the office and then I just watched the video this afternoon of her hair loose and her able to run off. Fingers through it and everyone seemed like there was a deep sense of relief. A cast Powers some of the world's best podcasts. Here's a show we recommend I'm Theresa Caputo and I am dying to tell you about my new podcast. Hey Spirit, most of you might know me as the Long Island Medium. Why do people even call me that? Well, I talked to the Dead Oh life is funny as she literally just said Theresa. He's a better husband because of me. Yeah, I can see that through this podcast. I'm going to connect guests with the soles of their departed loved ones and give them the keys that they've been searching for. I got to catch up with my friend Kim Kardashian West every brunch. We have this Armenian beeshee that totally brings our dad into the mix today. I had the pleasure of sharing my gift of make them late. I am so super excited for you guys to hear and.
The Erick Erickson Show
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"Americans understand double standards and when people in the right see and hear that sorta stuff they understand. They can't trust cnn. They can't trust the news. They get from it because they know their worldview isn't going to be honestly reflected. I mean cnn. Basically purged any pro-trump votes other than rick. Santorum who's not exactly the spokesman for anything supportive of the president the the republicans who were mostly the voices on cnn are uniformly aligned against the president cnn claims to be an objective news outlet. But it's not really anymore as someone who worked there. That's disappointing. I get a lot of friends that are have a lotta respect for the people who work there. But we've got an anchor at cnn. Say that people who support the president's policy support the clan and there's not a rebuke there's an incentive. There's an encouragement there. There's a desire to push that out an amplify to tell people. Hey you don't have to watch. Nbc msnbc come watch us. It's a ratings ploy the rates distrust and mistrust and news networks. If they want to help fix the country they've got to be mindful of that and do better themselves. I really found in the last number of years that the american media institutions are some of the least self reflective institutions in the world and there are some of the ones that actually need some deep self reflection if they wanna really help patch up whatever is left of a country that we have but none of them are interested in doing it because outrage gets more traffic and it's all a ratings ploy..
The Erick Erickson Show
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"If the republicans in the legislature won't do this they kind of deserve what they get. Because it's something that's deeply popular with parents at this point. Parents want their kids to be able to go to school. The scientific research data shows that kids should be able to go to school. I guess we'll have to do it. Activists alert on this at some point. It's house bill. Sixty for west cantrell. This should passed legislature if the republicans are smart. they'll do it but republicans at georgia. Lately have a history of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. It is eric erickson here. Glad to have you with me the phone number. If you wanna call in is eight. Seven seven nine seven eric. Eight seven seven nine seven three seven four to five. The governor will be launching his state of the state speech here very shortly. I want to carry parts of it Will will tune in. And out of it i think so. Let me just pause here with with just a housekeeping note for all of you. So you know what's going on i now. I think we've got thirteen twelve or thirteen stations whereabouts. Pick up four more stations for sure. We may be picking up a fifth station. And i have said i would light this program to Slip beyond the state of georgia. I would very much like to grow the national footprint of this program. And while i i don't want to give up talking about georgia stuff i would do my best to relate it nationally I i very much still want to do national radio. And if i can figure out a way to make that work and balance it i would And starting to get some interest from around the the nation We've got a couple of stations. Reach out not georgia. That are interested in picking up the show and i'm going to have to work the balance. I know that because. I am georgia i am. I'm in middle georgia. I care passionately about what goes on in my state. I want to be able to do this if i could find way. You know for those of you who listen..
The Erick Erickson Show
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"Details here about what's happening in georgia from november through from november elections through january fifth in the georgia. Run off with the democrats won both seats the chairman of the georgia republican party. David shafer the president of the united states. Donald trump members of congress like merger taylor green other republicans outside voices like lynnwood. Sydney powell rudy. Giuliani have complained repeatedly that the election was stolen in georgia through edited footage doctored footage Nonsensical releases Thrown out data. That did not turn out to be true. Lists of names did not turn out to be true as false electors. They built an elaborate story in narrative about a stolen election in georgia and claimed that if brian kemp did not call a special session of the legislature to change the law before the runoff that the election would be stolen again as the election. Drew near and brian kemp refused to call a special session. They complain louder. Brian kemp the speaker of house. Lieutenant governor all came out and said there could be no special session because it was well settled legal principle. You can't call a special gesture session and changed. The rules of election already underway. It would be thrown out and not apply anyway. It was a waste of taxpayer dollars to do it. And it would do no good. Several members of the state senate continued to advance the fiction of a stolen election Senators brought jones and brandon beach. Brassica william lincoln and others have continued to advance this narrative of stolen in georgia there were hearings among republicans in the state senate where people came in and presented nonsensical fairy tales about the stolen election. One person came in claimed to have hacked the voting system in georgia. It was not true. It turned out that this person was someone who used a new name because in his old name he helped A caused a technological calamity in the nation and and hurt radio shack and was one of the precipitating events for radio shacks bankruptcy so he changed his name. He came in claiming he had hacked and The voting system in georgia which he did not do he was able to hack a polling pad. Which is what you use to check in in your in the election And the polling pads are connected to the internet so that it can be downloaded. Voter files can be downloaded. And then they're turned off before election day but he couldn't actually provide the documentation but based on what he said and described. It showed that it was a pulley bed. Not a dominion voter system machine..
PRI's The World
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"Ability to identify people's ethnicity including leaguers white has previously said that none of it's technologies was designed to identify ethnic groups. My wang is a senior china researcher. At human rights watch. I have looked at a response from various companies and a generally can say what we don't do that or we did. That was regrettable. I think some of these are pretty technical arguments in that. The technology is south of may not be detecting people's raise at the moment of detection but that in the system is so our link to such detection in the database. So let's say you're walking in front of a camera. The camera does not say that. You're a white person on the basis of your facial features but it is identify you with your features going back to the back end to identify that person and into chinese government database somewhere is as you are a white person because the i d actually the police system identifies as such so. This is how i think. They're making some technical arguments about wide. Technology might not be at that instant of detection actually identifying race. But even the way you describe it kind of triangulating facial recognition with other data. I mean do you believe that's in use now. And is that essentially the same thing out. The impact and the result is the same and these companies are essentially doing tenneco gymnastics to wiggle themselves out of responsibilities because the ministry of public security chinese police running this baked surveillance system across the country the purpose of which is social control off the entire chinese. A large part of that is a racist idea that all leaguers are dangerous and tracking them and identifying untargeted him throughout the country now these companies supplying various levels of systems that enable that to take place they are using the marketing material describing these functions as a result they are contributing to these abuses so regardless of what they actually say as long as chinese minister of public security Using video surveillance in that way they are supplying the police in this system. They are complicit in these abuses of white surveillance. Technology is being used in the us. I actually don't know as much about their business in the us. I would say that there has been an expansion of power technologies global elite and the concern is not just just one company. The concern is a whole range of technologies being used increasingly provided by companies based in china and behold to the chinese government so talking about how it is somewhat a bit of amiss focused when the focus should really be. What are we going to do. Much of the world is going to be depend on chinese technologies. We don't really know what really goes on there and can't hold. These companies accountable wanted to go little further on that. As you see these surveillance technologies propagate what thoughts occur to you. I think that often people fear and fear allows for deepening of the surveillance. Wedneday should be addressed through other means. I think that both in the us across the world we seeing in increased collection of data that is unrestrained and we could very well lose democracies if we don't get on top the further development of technologies that can subvert democratic. Liberties is a senior researcher on china for human rights. Watch thank you very much welcome. We'll be right back. You're listening to the world..
PRI's The World
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"Think think putin Why his using this chemical weapon to do. Do both kill me. And you know terrify others. Investigative journalists collaborated with navalny to track down who targeted him. Many signs pointed to the fsb the russian federal security service. They say the fsba agents were following the volunteers in the months before the poisoning. Here's who still a reporter with belling cat and investigative news organization. No alternative explanation could justify. Explain the close tailing by chemical weapons experts and by doctors of navalny plus the peaks in communication. Just before and after these trips the tail nevada. Right now navalny remains in berlin five months after he was poisoned but he said he'd return to russia as soon as he was healthy so today navalny posted announcement yardage moved. Navales said he feels healthy enough to go home. Go fly back to moscow on sunday. And he's called on his supporters to greet him at the airport. There's already speculation though that he could be arrested immediately but nevada said that for him returning home to russia is a no brainer. And by the way the airline that navalny will be flying on is called by via the russian word for victory for the world. I'm daniel offman just ahead on the show the. Who's attempts to get inside. China you're listening to the world. I'm marco werman you're with the world. The pandemic began a year ago in wuhan china this week. A team of scientists with the world health organization finally hits the ground in china for the first major investigation into sars covy to the mission has been mired in politics but scientists hope to finally gain important new details about the disease and it spread. There was a lot of. Gordon has been following the. Who mission who is on this team. Alana and what is the goal. So marco this is an international team of virus hunters from around the world and that includes scientists from germany australia japan vietnam russia the us lots of folks Marion cooperman's virologist from the netherlands. She's part of the team and this is how she explained to chinese television this week. The goal of their mission. We have been asked to take a deep look at the question. Can we understand how this pandemic started. What was the origin of the endemic. There are of course ideas about how great the virus originally has come from most likely bat reservoirs but give me some how reconstruct how exactly that happened. So this mission is looking into the origins of the virus where exactly it came from and how it made its way to humans. This can seem like a direct question but it can be complicated because like what animals might have been that intermediary animal that allowed the virus to make that jump. So how will they be able to figure something like that out so to start. There's a lot of mapping and reconstructing of what happened that begins in wuhan with that first outbreak. It's detective work. It's like piecing together information. What we know about that. I cluster of people who are infected Where to go from there. But they're also using much more scientific techniques something like genomic sequencing of samples of animals. Shaun griffiths is an emeritus professor at the university of hong kong. She's not part of this team. But i talked to her because she knows a bit about disease investigations. She was a lead on an international investigation of sars back in two thousand and three in hong kong. Can you piece together. This chain this chain of events by looking at that level. Can you use science to give you the answer. And marco griffiths says fifteen years ago information just didn't flow as quickly between countries as it does today but at the same time. They were able to investigate that outbreak. Much sooner than this group. Going to china today right so a lot of the submission is happening a year in the pandemic. Can scientists really get to the bottom of this. Many researchers refer to this kind of work as searching for a in a haystack. And so there's a lot to be careful about in building up the hype but any new they learn can be super exciting if it adds to an understanding of how the virus spreads. I talked with dr daniel lucy about this. He's not with the team. He's a hunter at georgetown. He even went to china on his own last year to try to learn more but says he just couldn't get access so lucy has so many questions about the outbreak. For example at the market in wuhan and we'll closely following what this team can actually learn now. Bare minimum consider obtaining hopefully full factual information about humans in about the live animals is a litmus test this hopefully accurate truthful factual information. I mean the. Who michigan alana had been delayed from china for so long. Us leaders have accused china of covering up the effort. There's obviously a lot of political tension here so could all this impede the mission of the. Who like you said. There's a lot of politics intention in all of this china's really been pushing this question of did the corona virus even originate there. So what the. Who says it's trying to do is make this as objective as possible. Even the appearance. Marco of politics being present Of looking to blame anyone for the outbreak can get in the way of honest communication on the ground. Mike ryan wwj's emergency operations director. He got really impassioned about this. This week lit this mission and let other missions about the science. Not about the politics. We are looking for the answers here. That may save us some future so more on all that to come. The world's gordon thank you. Thanks mike huawei is a leading chinese tech company. One of its specialties. Is surveillance technology and one group of people that the chinese government closely monitors is weaker. Some muslim minority in western china. Now come to light that a hallway patent for a video surveillance system mentions it's facial. Recognition.
PRI's The World
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"Official. Donald trump is the first. Us president to be impeached one week after the capitol building was attacked. People who study extremism are asking. What other violence could happen before. Biden's inauguration although are off until january twentieth. I'm marco werman. Also today canada reckoning with its own groups as twenty sixteen. We have in every single province in canada at least one american style militia and in ireland. The state apologizes to thousands of women and children. I apologize for the profound generational wrong. Visited upon irish mothers and their children went off a mother and baby home church run institutions those stories and more today here on the world. I'm marco werman you're with the world. Donald j trump has become today the first president in us history to be impeached two times. The final tally to thirty two to one ninety seven to impeach ten republicans joined the democrats in their vote. Meantime residents of washington. Dc or seeing thousands of national guard troops deployed across the capital to prevent violence in the days ahead now with just a week until the inauguration of joe biden as the forty six president. The impeachment vote also comes exactly one week after. The capitol building came under violent attack by extremist supporters of president trump. The world matthew bell has this look at today's impeachment proceedings has things got underway. This morning. The argument in favour sounded like this. This was not a protest. This was an insurrection massachusetts democrat. Jim mcgovern opened the proceedings inside the capitol building which he referred to as a crime scene. These were domestic terrorists. Mr speaker and they were acting under the orders of donald trump. The article of impeachment lawmakers is just four pages long it charges president trump incitement of insurrection against the government of the united states. Republicans argued against it. Here's tom cole. From oklahoma path to the traumatic events of last week the majority should be taking steps to united's instead they are only dividing further they are rushing to judgment my opinion and bringing up impeachment after failing to follow any meaningful process whatsoever call condemned the attack on the capital. He said trump's words from that day cannot be defended but he told fellow members of congress that they needed to slow down and think more clearly about the consequences of their actions as for the republicans call for unity democrat. Jim mcgovern had this to say what happened would never have happened. If everybody stood up and unity and called out the president when he was not telling the american people the truth when he was pushing a big lie we will never have unity without truth and also without accountability. With biden's inauguration next wednesday republicans said congress should move past the events of last week but one after another democratic house members spoke about the urgency of the matter. They say every moment. Donald trump is in office. The nation is endanger minnesota democrat ilhan omar. We cannot simply move past this or turn the page for us to be able to survive as a functioning democracy. There has to be accountability. We must impeach and remove the president from the office immediately so that he could not be a threat to our democracy but republican minority leader. Kevin mccarthy says impeachment is a mistake because it just fans the flames of partisan division. He also had this to say. That doesn't mean the president free from fault. The president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. He should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. These facts require immediate action but president trump except to share responsibility quayle brewing unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term mccarthy said the conspiracy theory that antifa led the deadly attack on the capital is not true he said there should be a fact finding inquiry into what did happen but he described the impeachment effort as a partisan witch hunt the leading republican devote. Yes was representative. Liz cheney from wyoming ahead of today's debate she said there's never been a greater betrayal by the president of the united states for the world. I'm matthew bell new video surfacing from last week siege of the capitol building show. The attack was both chaotic and coordinated. Some of the rioters were earpieces to communicate with each other in this clip. A woman with a bullhorn maps out the building's floor plan with men in camouflage she tells them which window they need to break to gain entry into another room on the other side of store very they can't drop down.