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Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call

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Speaker 1: with me Amy King on demand on the iHeartRadio app.

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Speaker 1: It is five o'clock straight up. This is your wake

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Speaker 1: up call for Friday, January sixteenth. Good morning, I'm Amy King.

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Speaker 1: We're everywhere on the iHeartRadio App. I've got my San

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Speaker 1: Francisco forty nine Ers sweatshirt on today, and Will just

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Speaker 1: walked in. He's got his that's Montana, right, He's got

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Speaker 1: his Montana jersey on. Go Joe, Go Joe. Yeah. Of

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Speaker 1: course a forty nine Ers playing tomorrow late afternoon against Seattle,

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Speaker 1: and that's one of the games. You're gonna be flying

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Speaker 1: over it.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I will be there.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So when you when you're watching the game and

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Speaker 1: you see the stadium from above, Will is sitting in

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Speaker 1: that plane and bringing you that video. Yes, that's so cool.

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Speaker 1: I love that on Fox. Okay. Hey, I was very

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Speaker 1: excited yesterday. I was driving home on the five and

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Speaker 1: there's this one little place where there's an on ramp

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Speaker 1: right before my off ramp that I take, and there

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Speaker 1: had been potholes there, like a string of them, you know,

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Speaker 1: where the pavement comes together and cement drops out. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: a seam, thank you, and they filled them. I was

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Speaker 1: so excited because you have to kind of dodge them

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Speaker 1: every day. It's you know, they're coming up and it's

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Speaker 1: right where traffic is merging, and I'm always worried that

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Speaker 1: I'm going to hit them and knock out my tire,

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Speaker 1: my axle or something like that. So I was very excited.

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Speaker 1: Now if they could only fix my street. There is

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Speaker 1: a tree got to be one hundred years old, right,

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Speaker 1: and the roots have been coming up and it's pushed

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Speaker 1: up the pavement like you cannot It's like you bought

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Speaker 1: them out. When you drive over, it's they're so bad.

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Speaker 1: And the city knows about it because they've put up

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Speaker 1: the the little warning things. Not the cones, but what

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Speaker 1: are those called like they look like a sandwich board,

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Speaker 1: the little warning size. They've been there. They know there's

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Speaker 1: a problem. Get on it, will you. We got hotholes

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Speaker 1: coming up actually on wake up call, having enough to break. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: here's what's ahead on wake up called this beautiful Friday morning,

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Speaker 1: protesters are faced off against federal agents at the Federal

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Speaker 1: Building in Minneapolis. Ice agents used tear gas on protesters

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Speaker 1: earlier Yesterday. Protests have continued and grown since Renee Good

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Speaker 1: was shot and killed by an Ice agent last week.

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Speaker 1: President Trump has hinted that he might use the Insurrection

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Speaker 1: Act to send in troops to stop the protests. A

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Speaker 1: body has been found in the burned remains of an

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Speaker 1: abandoned church in North Hills. The fire on Tuesday for

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Speaker 1: several people in an apartment building next to the former

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Speaker 1: church out of their homes. The iconic illuminated pilons at

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Speaker 1: the entrance to Lax are being dismantled. The pylons are

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Speaker 1: being removed because of construction being done at LAX. They'll

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Speaker 1: be reinstalled when the airport modernization project is complete when

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Speaker 1: in New Year twenty one hundred. Okay, the more that

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Speaker 1: I see all the advances in technology, the more that

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Speaker 1: I think, like meet the Robinsons, the future is here. Well,

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Speaker 1: futurist Kevin Sirelli is going to join us in just

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Speaker 1: a couple of minutes, and we'll be talking about quantum computing,

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Speaker 1: living computers, and our obsession with UFOs. My brain's already overheating.

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Speaker 1: What kind of house do you have out of the

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Speaker 1: millions out there, The host of Home on KFI says,

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Speaker 1: there are really just four types of houses, and they're

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Speaker 1: not all so great. Dean Sharp is going to let

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Speaker 1: us know what we can do to make a nuts

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Speaker 1: so great house better, and a couple of movies you

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Speaker 1: should probably see ahead of the Oscar nominations, which are

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Speaker 1: right around the corner, and when being a traitor can

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Speaker 1: be a good thing. ABC's Willgans will join us coming

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Speaker 1: up on Wake Out Calling. It started with some of

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Speaker 1: the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.

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Speaker 1: Lawyers for the man accused of setting the fire that

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Speaker 1: authorities say became the Palisades Fire have asked a judge

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Speaker 1: to throw out key evidence.

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Speaker 3: Defense attorneys for twenty nine year old Jonathan Rinderneck filed

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Speaker 3: emotion to suppress, saying search warrants in the case lacked

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Speaker 3: probable cause. The attorneys claim the warrants were based solely

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Speaker 3: on Rinderneck's presence near the Lochman fire on January first,

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Speaker 3: without other evidence tying him to criminal activity. They also

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Speaker 3: claim authorities pressured Rinderneck into taking the blame for failures

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Speaker 3: by the Los Angeles Fire Department, saying firefighters abandoned smoldering

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Speaker 3: embers from the Lochman fire in part due to a

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Speaker 3: shortage of manpower and water resources. Sharon Reardon kf I News.

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Speaker 1: A man, a woman, and a seventeen year old girl

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Speaker 1: have been fatally shot inside a home in Lakewood. The

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Speaker 1: three are believed to be related. The shootings were reported

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Speaker 1: yesterday morning. LA County Sheriff's homicide Detective Daniel Viscara says

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Speaker 1: deputies were met by a woman who ran outside.

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Speaker 4: She came out of the house extremely distraught.

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Speaker 2: We do believe she has.

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Speaker 1: That woman was taken into custody for questioning. Investigators say

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Speaker 1: a gun was found at the home and there is

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Speaker 1: no risk to the public. Okay, we were talking about potholes. Well,

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Speaker 1: an La City Council committee has looked into why it

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Speaker 1: takes so long to fix them.

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Speaker 5: In addition to potholes, the council's Public Works Committee is

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Speaker 5: exploring issues related to illegal dumping and graffiti removal. Chairwoman

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Speaker 5: Unisses Hernandez says the various departments that deal with those

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Speaker 5: issues have been hit hard by budget cuts.

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Speaker 4: After the reduction of twenty nine percent of the team

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Speaker 4: that does this work, which is forty seven positions, our

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Speaker 4: time to fix a pothole has doubled.

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Speaker 5: She says, the next committee meeting, we'll focus on those departments' budgets,

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Speaker 5: which she says should be better funded. Michael Monks KFI News.

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Speaker 1: Well, all I know is my potholes on the five

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Speaker 1: are fixed, so I'm very happy. The Pasadena Tournament of

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Speaker 1: Roses Parade is barely in the history books, and Pasadena

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Speaker 1: has already turned to the future. Speaking of the future,

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Speaker 1: announcing the theme for the twenty twenty seven Rose Parade,

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Speaker 1: Welcome is the name, The association says. The theme celebrates

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Speaker 1: the simple joy of belonging, that feeling you're always welcome,

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Speaker 1: no matter who or where you are. No matter who

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Speaker 1: or where you are, You're gonna need to hear from

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Speaker 1: Will This morning, we've got Oh, we've got a deadly

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Speaker 1: crash to start the day in downtown.

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Speaker 6: Got bad stop four day this morning it's a fatal crash. Somebody,

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Speaker 6: apparently a pedestrian was out in the roadway on the

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Speaker 6: one ten Freeway northbound just past the ten and only

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Speaker 6: the left lane is only the far left lane and

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Speaker 6: traffic quickly backing up. In South la It is slow

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Speaker 6: by now and also closed. We've got the transition from

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Speaker 6: that in mind. If you're heading into the downtown area,

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Speaker 7: One north from the sixty west there or the ten

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Speaker 6: Fourteen southbound Agua Dulce Solovia crash blocks the right lane

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Speaker 2: A crash reported as well.

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Speaker 7: Not seeing a big backup yet though with Southern California's

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Speaker 7: most accurate traffic reports. I'm will Cole Schrever.

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Speaker 1: It's always fun to take a look at the future,

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Speaker 1: right and when I think of positive futures, I think

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Speaker 1: I've meet the Robinson. So that's why we're playing that theme.

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Speaker 1: Let's say good morning now to futurist Kevin Sirelli, the

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Speaker 1: host of Iheart's Hello Future podcast.

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Speaker 8: Morning, Kevin, good morning, thank you for having me, Well.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on. We've You've got a long list

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Speaker 1: of things that are going on, so let's see how

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Speaker 1: many we can get through. Now, let's start with a

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Speaker 1: I's Mega Money moment. What is it and what's it worth?

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Speaker 8: Well, it's worth billions of dollars. I think if you

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Speaker 8: look at the start of the year and you've got

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Speaker 8: twenty billion dollars of investment in companies like Nvidia and Micron.

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Speaker 8: As the United States continues to try to transform it's

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Speaker 8: semiconductor chip manufacturing. I think that AI is going to

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Speaker 8: be powered by electricity and modernizing the grid as well

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Speaker 8: as data centers and semiconductor chips, and so that whole

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Speaker 8: industry that is being created right now and is quite

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Speaker 8: literally being put on and plugged in, is something that

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Speaker 8: represents a lot of potential upside for the American economies.

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Speaker 1: Kevin, I know that it, Like you said, it's a

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Speaker 1: money maker and everybody's going to be using it. Have

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Speaker 1: they figured out how they're going to make sure that

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Speaker 1: because doesn't it all the AI uses a ton of electricity.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a great point, and you're absolutely correct, and

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Speaker 8: so data centers need electricity, and so in order to

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Speaker 8: have data centers that work, you need to make sure

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Speaker 8: that it has enough electricity. Nobody wants to live in

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Speaker 8: But at the same time, nobody else wants to live

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Speaker 8: it's part of the transformation of America's infrastructure. It's very

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Speaker 8: similar in many ways to when the automobile really took hold,

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Speaker 8: Now we're having to do that to maintain America's dominance

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Speaker 1: And you know, typical Americans, we want it all, Okay,

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Speaker 1: can we deserve it all exactly? Okay. We've been focusing

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Speaker 8: Literally, and I think I think that's a great, great story,

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Speaker 8: very important is the medical research capabilities and the potential

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Speaker 8: it this way. When you bake something in your oven,

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Speaker 8: you mix all the ingredients, but you can't just pour

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Speaker 8: Sam Similarly, all of the science and that it requires

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Speaker 8: of that because it's very possible that in our lifetime

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Speaker 8: you could have medicine that was somehow in outer space,

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Speaker 8: that was made in outer space, and so that that pathway,

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Speaker 8: that supply chain is going to be all the more important.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we have. We had a friend who was up

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Speaker 1: on the International Space Station, Brigadier General Nick Haig, and

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Speaker 1: he was telling us that their days are they're cut

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Speaker 1: President Trump has announced his outline for a healthcare plan

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Speaker 10: After promising his own healthcare plan for more than a decade,

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Speaker 1: A Cambodian refugee living in Santa Ana has filed papers

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Speaker 1: Is completely opened for the first time in three years.

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Speaker 1: The World Health Organization wants to slow the consumption of

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Speaker 1: What fun are they? Hey, guess who's here. It's the

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Speaker 1: Good morning, Dean, good morning. Just sleep in a little.

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Speaker 16: No, we were just having some connection problems here and

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Speaker 16: She kidnapped me off to Palm Springs. There's a hotel.

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Speaker 16: I got to tell you. There is a there's a

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Speaker 16: And this is my list, nobody else's, and it's really

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Speaker 16: You know, I live in a neighborhood very small homes,

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Speaker 16: very very small home, very old tracked, and around the

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Speaker 16: corner one of these very small homes, golden lions out

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Speaker 16: in the front, you know, giant golden lions as you

439
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Speaker 16: walk in bad idea.

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Speaker 9: Just.

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Speaker 1: Even on the mansions.

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Speaker 2: It's a stretch, you know, you know, And I encourage people.

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Speaker 16: Sometimes people get on my case about the golden lions

444
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Speaker 16: and they're like, hey, you know, in the right house.

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Speaker 16: I'm like, you know what, go ahead and drive around

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Speaker 16: Beverly Hills and bel Air and count how many lions

447
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Speaker 16: are out in front of houses. Right, It's just not

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Speaker 16: that big of a thing. So anyway, Yeah, there are

449
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Speaker 16: houses that where people have just made very very wrong

450
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Speaker 16: decisions and as a result, it's that house, the house

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Speaker 16: of bad ideas. Okay, I'll jump to the other the

452
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Speaker 16: fourth one filler houses. Nothing particularly wrong with them, nothing

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Speaker 16: particularly right with them. These are the most common homes

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Speaker 16: out in southern California, millions of them out there.

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Speaker 12: Uh.

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Speaker 2: They are all the houses in between the other houses.

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Speaker 16: That you notice you just drive right by them in

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Speaker 16: your neighborhood because they don't inspire anything. In most neighborhoods,

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Speaker 16: these houses are what we call fillers.

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Speaker 1: And we call them beige.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, of all the houses, it is the ones that

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Speaker 16: have the greatest longing. I think if they were alive

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Speaker 16: to be more. And finally, what we're after that house

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Speaker 16: that makes you smile. These are the kinds of houses

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Speaker 16: that get attention for all the right reasons. It's not

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Speaker 16: awe inspiring, it's just lovely. There's something about them that

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Speaker 16: are shore romantic. It just makes you want to see more.

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Speaker 16: You want to find out what's going on inside them.

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Speaker 2: You always look at it every time you go buy

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Speaker 2: and it makes you smile.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So I would imagine that you can take one, two,

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Speaker 1: and four and make them into three, and you're going

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Speaker 1: to talk to people about how they might be able

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Speaker 1: to do that.

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Speaker 16: Right on the nose, that's our goal because all of

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Speaker 16: those all of those houses can be moved in the

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Speaker 16: right direction and become that house that makes you smile.

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Speaker 2: And that's what we're talking about on Sunday.

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Speaker 1: I love it. And when you're describing these houses, I

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Speaker 1: have pictures of all of you know, examples of all

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Speaker 1: that I think we all.

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Speaker 2: Do so everybody does. Everybody does. They're like, yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 2: There are only four kinds of houses out there.

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Speaker 1: All right, Well, you can find out more about the

485
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Speaker 1: four types of houses and how to make more of them.

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Speaker 1: Like the house that makes you smile. It's a home

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Speaker 1: with Dean Sharp right here on KFI six to eight

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Speaker 1: on Saturday nine to noon. On Sunday, you can follow

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Speaker 1: him at Home with Dean. Thank you, Dean. Glad you

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Speaker 1: connected today. All right, I did it. I'm officially in

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Speaker 1: line for LA twenty eight. Yesterday I told you about

492
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Speaker 1: the muffins that I made, the little four ingredients, the bananas,

493
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Speaker 1: the eggs, the blueberries, and the peanut butter that were

494
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Speaker 1: just okay. I'm much happier today because Will brought in bagels,

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Speaker 1: so I'm having bagel and cream cheese. I don't think

496
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Speaker 1: it's the ideal breakfast. I mean it tastes ideal, but

497
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Speaker 1: I'm still searching for that great, healthy, low calorie, high

498
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Speaker 1: protein breakfast. I'll find it. Here's what we're following in

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Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Mayor Bass says iconic

500
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Speaker 1: locations in Los Angeles are being made easier to film

501
00:26:37,960 --> 00:26:41,320
Speaker 1: on location and lower costs for productions are bringing back

502
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Speaker 1: more projects to the entertainment industry. The fourth quarter of

503
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five saw on location production activity increase by

504
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Speaker 1: five point six percent over the third quarter. A skydiver

505
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Speaker 1: has been injured after making a hard landing in Lake

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Speaker 1: elsin Or. The skydiver apparently came down just outside the

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Speaker 1: landing zone yesterday afternoon. The diver was taken to the

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Speaker 1: hospital with what's being described as minor to moderate injuries.

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Speaker 1: Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Machado has gifted her twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: five Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump. She said after

511
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Speaker 1: meeting with the Trump at the White House yesterday that

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Speaker 1: she gave it to him in appreciation for deposing Venezuela's

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Speaker 1: former leader Nicholas Maduro. The Nobel Committee had said the

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Speaker 1: prize is not transferable. Okay, took a minute, but I

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Speaker 1: did it. We were talking about that. Registration is open

516
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Speaker 1: now for you to get a chance to buy tickets

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Speaker 1: to the Olympics, of course coming to LA in twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty eight. LA twenty eight dot org is the website

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Speaker 1: and I went on it. You get in this queue

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Speaker 1: and it says don't refresh, you're in the queue, and

521
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Speaker 1: it kind of gives you a little timeline basically, so

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Speaker 1: you have some sort of idea of how long you

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Speaker 1: have to wait. And I did that the first day

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Speaker 1: because the registration opened up on Wednesday and I was

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Speaker 1: in the queue for a while, but then they had

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Speaker 1: to send me a verification code and it didn't get

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Speaker 1: to my email until like six hours later, and then

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Speaker 1: by that time the code had expired. So I was

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Speaker 1: not the only one who was having issues. And a

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Speaker 1: lot of people said they went from one queue to another,

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Speaker 1: they got kicked out, or they didn't get the verification code,

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Speaker 1: and that's all that stuff. But you got to imagine

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Speaker 1: it's worldwide demand. There's like fourteen million tickets that are

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Speaker 1: being made available for the Olympics, and yesterday I did

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Speaker 1: manage to get it done. So I am registered, and

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Speaker 1: I'll find out at some point either late next month

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Speaker 1: or early in April, late next month early nope, late

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Speaker 1: in March or early in April if I get to

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Speaker 1: buy tickets. So this just puts you into a lottery

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Speaker 1: and then they do a random draw to say, yeah,

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Speaker 1: you get to buy tickets, and you get to buy tickets,

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Speaker 1: but you're not guaranteed a spot, so we shall see.

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Speaker 1: I really want to go to gymnastics. Here's what's coming

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Speaker 1: out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. First you,

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Speaker 1: Assistant US Attorney Bill as Sale is playing down comments

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Speaker 1: by La County Supervisor Lindsay Horvath that sheriff's deputies will

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Speaker 1: arrest ICE agents if they're found in certain places. Horvets

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Speaker 1: as ICE agents need lawful federal warrants for their immigration

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Speaker 1: enforcement operations, but a Sale tells kfi's John Cobalt that

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Speaker 1: is not true.

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Speaker 8: If we have reasonable suspicion that you're here on lawfully,

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Speaker 8: we can detain you and investigate and do what we

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Speaker 8: need to do.

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Speaker 9: You do not need a warrant to do any to

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Speaker 9: do everything.

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Speaker 1: He says. By law, agents can pick up and remove

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Speaker 1: people with an immigration removal order. La has recorded its

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Speaker 1: lowest homicide rate nearly sixty years. New LAPD data shows

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Speaker 1: the city had two hundred and thirty homicides in twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty five, the fewest since nineteen sixty six. Along with

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Speaker 1: a sharp drop and overall crime, Police chief Jim McDonald

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Speaker 1: says despite the drop, there was still a spike and

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Speaker 1: officer involved shootings up more than sixty percent from the

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Speaker 1: year before. Heather Brooker, KFI news and financial planners have

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Speaker 1: poopood comments by Elon Musk suggesting that it's not necessary

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Speaker 1: to save for retirement because of AI. Musk said in

567
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Speaker 1: a podcast recently that artificial intelligence and robotics will soon

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Speaker 1: create a world without need. Of course, he's worth an

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Speaker 1: estimated seven hundred billion dollars. Economists warned that a retirement

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Speaker 1: crisis is looming, with possibly half of all Americans having

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Speaker 1: no retirement savings at all. Don't tell Joel Larsgard, he'll

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Speaker 1: be grumpy about that. Time to get in your business

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Speaker 1: with Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini, as we do every weekday morning

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Speaker 1: at five forty morning, Denise.

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Speaker 17: Hey, Good Friday morning, Amy.

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Speaker 1: Good, Friday Morning. Let's talk cell phones and what the

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Speaker 1: government's thinking about them.

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Speaker 17: Okay, so this is kind of an interesting one. I mean,

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Speaker 17: we all know it's probably not a good idea to

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Speaker 17: use a cell phone as a pillow and put it

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Speaker 17: against your head all day. But basically, you know, we

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Speaker 17: hold on to them all day. They're in our bags,

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Speaker 17: our backpacks, our pockets.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 17: We talk on them a lot. We use wireless headphones. Now,

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Speaker 17: news signs are the government maybe thinking that cell phones

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Speaker 17: are dangerous? Touch Wall Street Journal says a Food and

588
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Speaker 17: Drug administration has quietly removed web pages saying they aren't dangerous.

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Speaker 17: So that's the first sign. And the Department of Health

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Speaker 17: and Human Services has started studying the possible danger of

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Speaker 17: cell phone radiation under Robert F. Kennedy Junior, the FDA,

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Speaker 17: amy earlier said the weight of scientific evidence has not

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Speaker 17: linked exposure to radio frequency energy from cell phone use

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Speaker 17: with any problems. The website does still contain summaries of

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Speaker 17: those removed pages, but now if you click on them,

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Speaker 17: the links to them go to a page describing the

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Speaker 17: agency's regulatory rold. You remember that rfk Junior told Joe

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Speaker 17: Rogan a couple of years ago that children were swimming

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Speaker 17: around in a toxic soup, and he pointed to his

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Speaker 17: cell phones as one cause of chronic illnesses and talked

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Speaker 17: about the Wi Fi radiation a lot worse, he said

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Speaker 17: than people think it is. But big studies out there

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Speaker 17: saying cell phones don't emit the type of radiation that

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Speaker 17: causes cancer, and there's no link cell phone music cancer

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Speaker 17: curious out.

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Speaker 1: We shall see. Okay, So Verizon had their big outage,

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Speaker 1: They've fixed it, and now they they say that they're

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Speaker 1: doing sort of a mayakopa.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean, and it seems like they're kind of

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Speaker 17: trying to do the right thing. I mean, people thought

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Speaker 17: that they would get their day of outage pro rated, which,

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Speaker 17: as you know, is going to amount to a few cents,

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Speaker 17: which is not really going to compensate you at all

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Speaker 17: for the fact that you couldn't call loved one or

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Speaker 17: do a stock trade or you know, apply for a job.

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Speaker 1: Or haven't going to do on your phone that day.

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Speaker 1: What did we do without our cell phones for ten rights?

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Speaker 9: Right?

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Speaker 17: Well, now there they say they're going to issue a

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Speaker 17: twenty dollars credit to the customers affected by widespread service outage.

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Speaker 17: Still not enough in my mind to you know, for

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Speaker 17: not having your phone all day, but better than you know,

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Speaker 17: the token seventy nine cents or whatever. And that's going

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Speaker 17: to cost a lot of money. It was seven hundred

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Speaker 17: thousand customers here in La alone. Yeah, and the outage

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Speaker 17: they're now attributing to a possible software issue, and they

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Speaker 17: say this will cover multiple days of service after it

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Speaker 17: didn't meet the standard of excellence that customers expect. I mean,

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Speaker 17: and not only like the outage, but the fact that

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Speaker 17: it says SOS, like you look at that and your

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Speaker 17: heart just sort of stops until you think, oh, that

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Speaker 17: just means I don't have selling data service right now.

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Speaker 17: But it's kind of scary. I know some of my

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Speaker 17: friends saw SOS and they were like, what's the SOS?

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Speaker 1: Did I miss an emergency ler O? Rightency? Okay from

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Speaker 1: I can't check my phone, Ye'll see what it is? Yeah,

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Speaker 1: real quick. If you're looking for a bargain on a car,

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Speaker 1: how about one made in Italy. Okay, this is great.

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Speaker 17: A Dodge Hornet compact SUV Dodge owned by Stillentis. It's

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Speaker 17: offering fifty dollars in cash in bonuses if you buy

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Speaker 17: a brand new Hornet. It's killing the Hornet reportedly due

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Speaker 17: to tariffs on Italian vehicles, so you can get yourself

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Speaker 17: a nice Italian made vehicle with that big discount. It's

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Speaker 17: a cute little car made in Italy. That's kind of nice.

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Speaker 17: They say they will continue to service it even though

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Speaker 17: they're discontinuing it.

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Speaker 1: The base model on that is twenty five thousand dollars,

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Speaker 1: so mate, you know, like which is half of the

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Speaker 1: average price. I mean that's almost affordable. Okay. Denise Pellegrini

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Speaker 1: in your business, like we every day. We'll talk to

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Speaker 1: you on Monday, talk to that. We always run out

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Speaker 1: of time with Denise. She she has so many things

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Speaker 1: twenty four hour news room. Wind advisories have been extended again,

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Speaker 1: parts of the Southland until two this afternoon. Affected areas

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Speaker 1: five and fourteen Freeway corridors. Kathleen Kennedy, who was hand

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Speaker 1: picked by George Lucas to take over his Star Wars

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Speaker 1: powered film company and has been president for nearly fourteen years,

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Speaker 1: has announced she is stepping down as president of Lucasfilm.

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Speaker 1: Replacing Kennedy will be Dave Faloni, the company's chief commercial officer,

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Speaker 1: Retired Dodgers superstar Clayton Kershaw will pitch for the US

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Speaker 1: in the World Baseball Classic. The US starts to play

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Speaker 1: in the Classic March sixth against Brazil. Kershaw retired after

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Speaker 1: the Dodgers won their second straight World Series following an

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Speaker 1: eighteen year Major League career, all with the Dodgers, the

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Speaker 1: US not ruling anything out when it comes to Iran,

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Speaker 1: We're gonna find out more about that with Handle on

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Speaker 1: the News that's coming up in just a few minutes.

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Speaker 1: But right now, let's say good morning to ABC's multiplatform

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Speaker 1: reporter Will Gans.

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Speaker 9: Good morning, Will, Good morning. I don't know if I'm

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Speaker 9: allowed to still be saying this, but happy New Year

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Speaker 9: to you.

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Speaker 1: Well you know what, it's the first time we've talked

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Speaker 1: in the new year, so.

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Speaker 12: Yes, great, absolutely, and yeah, happy New Year. Then.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so let's talk about Traders because I saw I

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Speaker 1: saw teases for this and I have not delved in

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Speaker 1: to it yet.

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Speaker 9: Well, you are speaking to a massive Traders super fan,

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Speaker 9: so I am here to tell you now is the

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Speaker 9: time to delve The brand new season just kicked off

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Speaker 9: last week. So the concept of the show is that

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Speaker 9: they'll take a bunch of random celebrities you know, ranging

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Speaker 9: from this season we have Donna kelcey Travis and Jason

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Speaker 9: Kelce's mother, to Tara Lepinsky and Johnny Weir to Colton

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Speaker 9: Underwood from The Bachelor, to several of the Real Housewives,

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Speaker 9: and they put them all in a castle in Scotland,

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Speaker 9: and three or four of them are traders, which means

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Speaker 9: that their job is to secretly every night murder one

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Speaker 9: of their fellow contestants and try and make it undetected

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Speaker 9: to the finale.

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Speaker 12: To win the prize money for themselves.

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Speaker 9: And then everyone else is a faithful and their job

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Speaker 9: is to find out who the traders are and both

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Speaker 9: them out of the castle. So it's very silly, it's

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Speaker 9: very campy. It's hosted by Alan Cumming. But it's also

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Speaker 9: won the Emmy Award for Reality Competition Program too years

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Speaker 9: in a row, so it's it's well done, it's well edited,

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Speaker 9: well cast. Yeah, it is a blast to watch. The

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Speaker 9: first five episodes are streaming now on Peacock of the

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Speaker 9: new season, and it's just like it's one that if

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Speaker 9: you can get a couple of friends to watch as well,

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Speaker 9: and then you just start texting each other your theories

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Speaker 9: and and you know play by plays of the show.

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Speaker 12: It's just it's very fun, okay.

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Speaker 1: And then the host is who Alan Cummings exactly? And

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Speaker 1: where do we know him from?

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Speaker 9: I mean, he was Nightcrawler in X Men. He's done

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Speaker 9: a bunch of Broadway stuff.

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Speaker 12: If you see him, you'll recognize him.

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Speaker 9: He's like, he's one of those.

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Speaker 1: Actors who you know the face, but you don't necessarily

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Speaker 1: know the name yet.

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Speaker 12: One hundred percent.

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Speaker 1: Yes, all right, because I thought you looked familiar when

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Speaker 1: I saw it. So that's really interesting. Because again I

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Speaker 1: saw it and I went, oh, it's kind of like

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Speaker 1: I sometimes call them celebrinots. Yes, but it sounds like

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Speaker 1: that could be kind of a fun little thing to watch,

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Speaker 1: so maybe I'll try to get as to And it's funny.

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Speaker 12: Huh, it's very very funny, I mean.

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Speaker 9: And that's what the show does really well.

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Speaker 12: It doesn't take itself seriously.

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Speaker 9: It's like, Okay, we have a real housewife of Orange

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Speaker 9: County crawling through the mud in a swamp in Scotland.

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Speaker 12: Hilarious, sign me up, you know.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So the Oscar nominations are going to be announced

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Speaker 1: soon and oh on your network.

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Speaker 9: Yes, that's very that's very correct. Thursday morning on GMA,

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Speaker 9: OSCAR nominations will be announced, and so for anyone who

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Speaker 9: likes Awards season, likes really really great film, this is

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Speaker 9: our time. You know, it's like the super Bowl for

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Speaker 9: film fans. And so Thursday morning Oscar nominations will be

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Speaker 9: announced on GMA. And there's a couple of movies that

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Speaker 9: I think are definitely worth checking out in the countdown

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Speaker 9: two Thursday mornings. So Song Sung Blue. This is a

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Speaker 9: it's Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman, and it's a true

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Speaker 9: story and it's about a couple who forms a Neil

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Speaker 9: Diamond tribute band. They end up falling in love and

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Speaker 9: it's about you know, their struggles professionally and then personally.

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Speaker 9: It's a I had a great time watching this movie.

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Speaker 9: It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video. You'll have to

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Speaker 9: pay to rent it, but definitely worth the rental fee.

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Speaker 9: Parts of it are super fun and joyful, the music

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Speaker 9: is excellent, and then you know, parts of it are

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Speaker 9: you know, sad and pull out your heartstrings. And the

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Speaker 9: breakout I think of the movie is Kate Hudson. So

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Speaker 9: she is certainly in contention for a Best Actress nomination

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Speaker 9: on Thursday Morning.

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Speaker 12: And yeah, she is just great in this movie.

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Speaker 1: And I think that Hugh jack Benny had those big sideburns,

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Speaker 1: so he sort of looked like his X Men character.

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Speaker 9: I mean, he also manages to be shirtless in this

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Speaker 9: movie a lot as well, So it's really giving Wolverine

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Speaker 9: in more ways than one.

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Speaker 12: Yes, okay.

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Speaker 1: And then another movie that is getting some Oscar buzz,

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Speaker 1: but you're gonna have to go to theaters to see

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Speaker 1: it as Hamnet.

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Speaker 9: Yes, so this is about William Shakespeare and his wife

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Speaker 9: and and the family tragedy that perhaps inspired him to

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Speaker 9: write Hamlet. So they have a son who was named Hamnet,

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Speaker 9: and I guess back in that time, Hamlet and Hamnet

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Speaker 9: were used sort of interchangeably, but it is. Jesse Buckley

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Speaker 9: is the plays his wife, and she is incredible in

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Speaker 9: this movie. She's the front runner for the Best Actress

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Speaker 9: nomination and award headed into the Oscars.

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Speaker 12: So this movie is it's beautiful.

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Speaker 9: It'll also be nominated for Best Picture and Best Director,

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Speaker 9: and you know, probably Supporting Actor for Paul Metscal who

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Speaker 9: plays William Shakespeare. But this is uh, it's more heady,

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Speaker 9: maybe more heavy as well.

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Speaker 12: So.

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Speaker 9: It's definitely like a film fan's film, So you know,

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Speaker 9: if that's what you're into, I would absolutely head to

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Speaker 9: the theater and check it out. But if you want

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Speaker 9: something slightly more palatable than maybe Songsung Blue on Prime video,

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Speaker 9: and if you want something certainly more mindless, that's where

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Speaker 9: traders would come in.

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Speaker 1: Perfect. My weekend is now full.

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Speaker 9: Amazing, amazing, all good options though.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, ABC's multiplatform reporter Will Gans, thanks so much for

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Speaker 1: the information.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, Amy, have a great weekend, all right, you too?

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Speaker 1: Oh yet, now I actually want to see Song Sung Blue.

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Speaker 1: It's one of those ones where I like looked at

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Speaker 1: it and went, eh, maybe, but now I kind of

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Speaker 1: want to watch it, and I might even dip into

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Speaker 1: Traders because that does sound a little bit fun. Let's

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Speaker 1: get back to some of the stories coming out of

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Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Three people believe to

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Speaker 1: be family members have been found dead inside a home

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Speaker 1: in Lakewood. One of them is a seventeen year old girl.

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Speaker 1: La County Sheriff's deputies were called to the home yesterday

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Speaker 1: morning about an assault with a deadly weapon. A detective

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Speaker 1: says they were met outside by a distraught woman who

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Speaker 1: was then taken into custom for questioning. Investigators say a

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Speaker 1: gun was found at the home and that there is

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Speaker 1: no outstanding suspect. The LA Firefighters Union has explained why

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Speaker 1: it's asking voters to support a half cent sales tax.

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Speaker 5: The union says taking the city sales tax from nine

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Speaker 5: would raise at least three hundred and forty five million

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Speaker 5: dollars a year for the fire department. The union's Rich

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Speaker 5: Ramirez says the LAFD is understaffed and underfunded.

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Speaker 2: When you call nine one one, we should be coming

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Speaker 2: to you in four and a half minutes.

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Speaker 5: We're taking almost eight minutes to get to you because

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Speaker 5: we do not have enough resources. The issue would need

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Speaker 5: voter approval and the union needs to collect at least

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Speaker 5: one hundred and fifty four thousand valid signatures. The money

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Speaker 5: Michael Monks KFI News.

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Speaker 1: If you listen to music on Spotify, get ready to

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Speaker 1: pay a little more for it. ABC's Michelle friends And

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Speaker 1: says the burning question now is will rivals follow Spotify's move.

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Speaker 18: Starting in February, It will cost twelve dollars and ninety

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Speaker 18: nine cents a month, up from eleven dollars in ninety

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Speaker 18: nine cents. The company, he says the increase will help

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Speaker 18: them keep delivering a great experience for customers.

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Speaker 1: It's a third price increase in the past three years.

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Speaker 1: Have you noticed that everybody's raising their prices. I just

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Speaker 1: got an email, Hey peacock, it's oh, we're raising it

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Speaker 1: to thirteen ninety nine a month.

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Speaker 12: Great.

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Speaker 1: It costing me a fortune to watch all these shows

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Speaker 1: that I love so much, And just like that, our

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Speaker 1: time is done. Handle on the news is next. This

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Speaker 1: is KFI and KOSC HD two Los Angeles, Orange County Southland.

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Speaker 1: Weather from KFI. Low clouds in some areas this morning,

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Speaker 1: otherwise sunny skies, highs in the mid dupper seventies at

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Speaker 1: the coast, low to mid eighties for Metro LA and

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Speaker 1: Inlando c upper seventies to low eighties in the valleys,

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Speaker 1: seventies to low eighties with gusty winds and the ie

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Speaker 1: windy and sixties in the Anilhote Valley about the same tomorrow,

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Speaker 1: then cooling down a couple degrees for Sunday, with highs

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Speaker 1: in the sixties in the Anelot Valley upper seventies to

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Speaker 1: about eighty for the rest of the La Basin. Fifty

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Speaker 1: four now in Diamond Barts, fifty five in Newport Beach,

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Speaker 1: forty four in Palmdale, and fifty four in Buena Park

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Speaker 1: live from the KFI twenty four hour newsroom for producer

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Speaker 1: and technical producers Kno and Oliver, and traffic specialists will too.

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Speaker 1: You've been listening to Wake Up Call with me Amy King.

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