Speaker 1: Good morning everyone. It's Tuesday, September thirtieth.
Speaker 2: I'm a and I'm TJ. Holmes. Oh baby, they this
Speaker 2: can't be true, Nicole Nick Keith can't be true. We're
Speaker 2: told it's true. Several outlets have confirmed Keith Urban Nicole
Speaker 2: Kitman are calling it quits as of now. I guess Robes,
Speaker 2: this is just one who is We weren't even rooting for.
Speaker 2: We just they've been together so long.
Speaker 1: It seems solid. They seem solid, you know, And that's
Speaker 1: just another example of you never know. But they were
Speaker 1: definitely a Hollywood couple, I guess, a Nashville couple that
Speaker 1: people looked up to as a shiny example of how
Speaker 1: it can work.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, we're getting that news. We'll get into what's
Speaker 2: going on with them. Also Fast and Furious, actor Star
Speaker 2: warned out for his arrest because of something his dogs did.
Speaker 2: We will explain this, and I say, Star, maybe it's
Speaker 2: not one of the people I know. Yes, we talk
Speaker 2: about Tyrese Gibson as a warrant out for his arrest
Speaker 2: this morning. Also, the president is getting.
Speaker 1: He is.
Speaker 2: I think there is account of how many. I think
Speaker 2: it's in the nine figures, like one hundred plus million
Speaker 2: dollars he has gotten from suing big companies because they
Speaker 2: keep settling with them. And now we got another one.
Speaker 2: Well we have ABC, we had, Yes, we got now
Speaker 2: YouTube thrown into the mix. But yes, they are writing
Speaker 2: a big check to the president as well. And Rhodes.
Speaker 2: If you're a big time beer company, you should probably
Speaker 2: have the capability of making beer. Yeah, but they're the largest,
Speaker 2: one of the largest beer companies in the world as
Speaker 2: of this morning, says they do not have the capability.
Speaker 1: Because of a cyber attack.
Speaker 2: This is a very disturbing story for beer drinkers out there.
Speaker 2: And were you a monopoly of McDonald's Monopoly girl, Yes.
Speaker 1: I totally was. I was completely into it. I have
Speaker 1: such a memory of pealing open to see I never
Speaker 1: I think maybe I won like a diet coke, or
Speaker 1: that's maybe like an extra fry. But I was excited.
Speaker 2: They call it the thrill of the peal.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: And yes, monopoly is coming back to McDonald's for the
Speaker 2: first time in a decade. We'll get into that. Also,
Speaker 2: this is a sweet store. We see this sometimes on movies.
Speaker 2: I don't see it that often in real life. A
Speaker 2: cruise ship pulled off of rescue. Yes, isn't this the
Speaker 2: stuff of movie I haven't really heard of this.
Speaker 1: It's happening, it is, and it's only because of the
Speaker 1: hurricanes churning in the Atlantic. We'll explain that one also
Speaker 1: on the run this morning. The clock is ticking on
Speaker 1: the government shut down and it's not looking so good.
Speaker 1: But a Gaza peace deal is looking better. It's been
Speaker 1: accepted by one side. That's a start. Prosecutors want Diddy
Speaker 1: in prison for more than a decade. And the Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk suspect and the North Carolina mass shooting suspect both
Speaker 1: made court appearances yesterday. And yes, that massive and mysterious
Speaker 1: military meeting is happening this morning, and our jaws have
Speaker 1: been dropping. And yes, those two storms I just mentioned
Speaker 1: that were a reason or at least responsible for the rescue. Well,
Speaker 1: they're doing a destructive dance in the Atlantic. We'll tell
Speaker 1: you all about that. But we do begin our run
Speaker 1: this morning with some hopeful news. There is a peace
Speaker 1: deal in place to end the warr in Gaza. President
Speaker 1: Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met yesterday at
Speaker 1: the White House and then held a joint press conference
Speaker 1: announcing Israel has agreed to Trump's twenty point peace plan,
Speaker 1: and now we wait.
Speaker 2: Because Israel has agreed, Hamas has not. They have received
Speaker 2: it and they are reviewing the proposal. And as the
Speaker 2: emissary who delivered, they said they are reviewing it in
Speaker 2: good faith. So maybe they are keeping an open mind
Speaker 2: to this thing, or maybe they listen to Benjamin Netanyahu's words,
Speaker 2: who said that if Hamas does not accept the peace deal,
Speaker 2: that he will and I quote, finish the job. The
Speaker 2: peace deal has several components that are being talked about,
Speaker 2: but it would call for a immediate secession of all
Speaker 2: hostilities and to have all the hostages returned in seventy
Speaker 2: two hours, their forty eight among them, and twenty still
Speaker 2: believed to be alive ropes.
Speaker 1: All right, we will wait and see on that one.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, we have some more waiting and
Speaker 1: seeing to do. In Washington, d C. Lawmakers have until
Speaker 1: midnight tonight to reach a deal to avoid that government shutdown,
Speaker 1: but it seems unlikely at this point. President Trump met
Speaker 1: with House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffreys and Senate Minority Leader
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer yesterday marking by the way the first time
Speaker 1: Trump hosted Democratic leaders to the White House in his
Speaker 1: second term.
Speaker 2: That I cannot believe that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the first time.
Speaker 2: It's September.
Speaker 1: Yes, just hey, how you doing have to right? Hello?
Speaker 1: Nothing speaks volumes. But guess what the first time it
Speaker 1: didn't appear to go so well.
Speaker 2: Okay, and not just because they walked out without a deal.
Speaker 2: They walked out and immediately started blasting each other, pointing fingers.
Speaker 1: J d.
Speaker 2: Vance, the Vice President, said the government was headed to
Speaker 2: a shutdown because Democrats won't do the right thing. Senator
Speaker 2: Schumer pointed to the large differences on healthcare as the
Speaker 2: sticking point, but President Trump took the cake with his response.
Speaker 2: He shared an AI generated video on social media. In
Speaker 2: that video, in mocked Senator Schumer with a fabricated voice,
Speaker 2: and he was standing next to Representative Leader Akeem Jeffries,
Speaker 2: and he had a fake mustache and a sombrero on his.
Speaker 1: Head like dancing like really silly, and I guess intentionally humiliating.
Speaker 1: The video falsely accuses Democrats of wanting to give free
Speaker 1: healthcare to undocumented immigrants. Republicans need several Democrats, though, to
Speaker 1: pass his government spending bill, but Democrats say they will
Speaker 1: not vote for the bill unless Republicans add one trillion
Speaker 1: dollars to healthcare spending to extend Obamacare subsidies that are
Speaker 1: set to expire and to reverse those cuts made to
Speaker 1: Medicaid and other healthcare programs.
Speaker 2: Okay, Republicans going to force another vote today in the
Speaker 2: Senate to approve the House passed legislation to temporarily keep
Speaker 2: the government funded. Trump officials have signet that they will
Speaker 2: mass firings if the government shuts down. The White House
Speaker 2: sending federal agencies a letter saying they should quote use
Speaker 2: this opportunity to consider reduction in force.
Speaker 1: All right, Next up on the run, the big why
Speaker 1: are we here? Meeting of senior leadership is going on
Speaker 1: right now as we're recording this in Virginia. Defense Secretary
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth is on a stage and giving a prepared speech.
Speaker 1: He summoned all generals and admirals for this meeting with
Speaker 1: no reason given for why they were all being told
Speaker 1: to come back.
Speaker 2: And actually, we've been watching and listening for a while,
Speaker 2: and there are a lot of people still wondering even
Speaker 2: though this meeting is underway, and we've been able to
Speaker 2: hear what Pete Hegseth is saying to the military leaders.
Speaker 2: People are still wondering why they're there so far. At
Speaker 2: least the content seems to be something that could have
Speaker 2: been emailed. Quite frankly, a lot of what we have
Speaker 2: heard of stuff we've heard coming out of the Defense
Speaker 2: Department before, but some of it certainly made us sit up.
Speaker 2: Suggestions semi say it to these military leaders. Would you
Speaker 2: want your child serving next to someone in the military
Speaker 2: that was too fat or a woman who couldn't meet
Speaker 2: the same physical standards. He was saying some stuff we've
Speaker 2: heard before. But you're wondering, what's the point.
Speaker 1: Of this, Yes, he said, we don't want to have
Speaker 1: first if they're not the best, so going after DEI
Speaker 1: standards as we've been hearing from this administration for months
Speaker 1: and months and months.
Speaker 2: What was it? We just heard one analyst on CNN
Speaker 2: who was asked a question about what you've heard so far,
Speaker 2: he said, I bet a bunch of generals are sitting
Speaker 2: in that room looking at each other or holding or
Speaker 2: saying to themselves under their breath, why are we here?
Speaker 1: We traveled thousands of miles for this.
Speaker 2: Oh, there was a line eight thousand miles for this,
Speaker 2: So it's happening. It's going on. I'll throw in one
Speaker 2: other wrinkle here, the question about the shutdown. If the
Speaker 2: government shuts down tonight, you have a lot of staff,
Speaker 2: not just the generals, they have a lot of staff
Speaker 2: who have come. Are they going to get stuck here?
Speaker 2: Will they still be able to spend money to rebook
Speaker 2: to get to wherever they're supposed to be in the country,
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 1: Hopefully they've already booked the tickets fingers cross.
Speaker 2: So all that adds to the matter. Now, the president
Speaker 2: says he's going to attend this meeting and address as well,
Speaker 2: trying to figure out what this was about the presidential
Speaker 2: NBC News over the weekend. They're simply going to talk
Speaker 2: about how we're doing militarily and talk about a lot
Speaker 2: of good positive things.
Speaker 1: All right. Next up on the run, prosecutors want did
Speaker 1: he in prison for eleven years? The government revealed overnight
Speaker 1: they'll be asking that Sean Didtycombs be sentenced to one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty five months in prison, and yes, that
Speaker 1: translates to eleven years three months.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's scheduled to have a sentencing hearing this Friday
Speaker 2: for his two convictions on transportation to engage in prostitution.
Speaker 2: Both of those carry a maximum sentence of ten years each,
Speaker 2: but his defense team and their sentencing memo said he
Speaker 2: should be sentenced to fourteen months given time serve. That
Speaker 2: means he would be walking out of prison maybe in
Speaker 2: the next month or so. But also they made a
Speaker 2: motion that his convictions be vacated and that he should
Speaker 2: get a new trial. Now, that was last Thursday. The
Speaker 2: judge said he was going to rule on that very shortly.
Speaker 2: That was last Thursday, So we stand by still for
Speaker 2: that decision, But a lot of people thought it would
Speaker 2: come quicker. So is he really considering these roades.
Speaker 1: We thought it was going to come within hours like
Speaker 1: that day, because the judge has.
Speaker 2: Been like that throughout the trial. He has been really
Speaker 2: quick on decisions.
Speaker 1: All right, But we're hearing a lot from Diddy's purported victims,
Speaker 1: including Cassie, and we'll have much more on that later today,
Speaker 1: So look for that episode because we're going to get
Speaker 1: into the think of it, and there is a lot
Speaker 1: of really interesting information and compelling arguments on both sides.
Speaker 1: All right. Next up on the Run, The twenty two
Speaker 1: year old accused of killing Charlie Kirk, made a court
Speaker 1: appearance on Monday. Tyler Robinson remotely appeared for that hearing,
Speaker 1: whereas attorneys asked for a preliminary hearing, and that's when
Speaker 1: the judge would determine if there's enough evidence to move
Speaker 1: forward with a trial.
Speaker 2: Well, prosecutors have quite a bit of evidence to move
Speaker 2: forward with a trial, as you know, and a lot
Speaker 2: of it came from Robinson himself in the form of
Speaker 2: text messages he reportedly sent to his roommate and romantic
Speaker 2: partner in the hours after or Kirk's assassination. Prosecutors have
Speaker 2: charged Robinson with aggravated murder and plan to seek the
Speaker 2: death penalty. His attorneys say they need time to go
Speaker 2: through all of the evidence in the case, saying, until
Speaker 2: we can kind of get our heads around exactly what
Speaker 2: we're dealing with and how much we need to process,
Speaker 2: it's going to be difficult for us to give you
Speaker 2: a reasonable expectation of when we'll be ready to do
Speaker 2: the prelim Now, if I am a defendant possibly on
Speaker 2: the death penalty on the table, you want to hear
Speaker 2: your lawyers say that I'm kind of getting my head around.
Speaker 1: Well, they're trying. They didn't have to so normally, I mean,
Speaker 1: they're given the opportunity to have this preliminary hearing, but
Speaker 1: a lot of defendants and their attorney's skip it and
Speaker 1: just move on to the arraignment and to replee and
Speaker 1: move forward. But they're actually using this to buy time
Speaker 1: to try and figure out how to defend this young man.
Speaker 2: And defensible what some would say, given the evidence they've
Speaker 2: put out.
Speaker 1: My goodness, right exactly, So Robinson is scheduled to appear
Speaker 1: in person, by the way, for his next hearing, which
Speaker 1: is exactly a month from today, on October thirtieth.
Speaker 2: All right, leg of our Run takes us to another courtroom,
Speaker 2: this one in North Carolina. Way a prosecutor described an
Speaker 2: alleged mass shooter as having disturbing precision. Nigel Edge is
Speaker 2: accused of killing three people and injuring five others when
Speaker 2: he opened fire from his boat onto a waterside restaurant
Speaker 2: in Southport where people were hanging out that night, enjoying
Speaker 2: live music and enjoying drinks.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's right. So Edge, a former and highly decorated
Speaker 1: marine did not enter a plea yesterday, but some details
Speaker 1: did come to light. Prosecutors say they found multiple firearms
Speaker 1: when they searched his own. They also revealed that all
Speaker 1: of the victims had been shot in the head, and
Speaker 1: that may point to that disturbing precision. He had a scope,
Speaker 1: according to prosecutors, on that assault rifle and was a
Speaker 1: trained marksman. He was a trained sniper in the Marines.
Speaker 2: Whine. There's a whole lot more about this suspect if
Speaker 2: you go back. I'm not sure how far in our
Speaker 2: feed now, but we did a full episode on this man,
Speaker 2: his connection to a country music star, and really his
Speaker 2: a series wrote I mean not a series, I just
Speaker 2: say a history, a long history of mental illness.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right.
Speaker 2: Continuing on the run here now, two major storms are
Speaker 2: churning in the Atlantic Ocean. Neither is expected to make
Speaker 2: landfall in the US, but they are producing high surf,
Speaker 2: life threatening rip currents, and heavy rain along the East Coast.
Speaker 2: Tropical Storm Amelda has already been blamed for the deaths
Speaker 2: of two people in Cuba.
Speaker 1: That's right. Authorities in the Bahamas right now closing schools
Speaker 1: with a hurricane watch in effect. They have Hurricane Umberto nearby,
Speaker 1: and tropical Storm Imelda forecasts to become a hurricane later today.
Speaker 1: Also in the area. All flights to and from those
Speaker 1: islands have been canceled, one meteorologist saying this it's going
Speaker 1: to be a double whammy for Bermuda, Umberto first and
Speaker 1: Amelda following close behind.
Speaker 2: Now Umberto has been downgraded this morning to a still
Speaker 2: powerful Category three hurricane, whether forecasters say eventually the two
Speaker 2: storms will draw closer and start rotating counterwise around each
Speaker 2: other in a rare phenomenon, which is called fuji.
Speaker 1: Wama Fujiwara Fujiwara Wara effect, Yes, named after a Japanese meteorologist.
Speaker 1: If that's what happens, it's a good thing actually for
Speaker 1: the United States, According to the lead hurricane expert at
Speaker 1: Aki Weather, who said this, the rare Fujiwara effect between
Speaker 1: Umberto and Imelda is expected to help spare the southeast
Speaker 1: US from widespread flooding rainfall. The influence from the much
Speaker 1: stronger and larger Umberto will literally tug at Amelda and
Speaker 1: help pull the storm away from the US and out
Speaker 1: to see that.
Speaker 2: I love finding the all these little nuggets about whether
Speaker 2: I didn't know about the Fujiwara effect.
Speaker 1: We just first yep, first some I heard of it.
Speaker 2: We're just dealing with the heat dome. I just figured
Speaker 2: that out last summer. All right, stay with us, folks
Speaker 2: here on this Tuesday morning, Ron when we come back.
Speaker 2: Another company writing a big check to President Trump. Also,
Speaker 2: the President issued a new tariff, this one one hundred
Speaker 2: percent on something you probably love. Also Nicole Kidman Keith Urban.
Speaker 2: We love them. Hate to hear this news that those
Speaker 2: two are going to be splitting all so fast and
Speaker 2: furious Star dealing with an arrest warrant for something his
Speaker 2: dogs did and a cruise ship to the rescue. Continuing
Speaker 2: now on this Tuesday morning, Ron and YouTube is the
Speaker 2: next big company to write a big ass check to
Speaker 2: President Trump. The company will pay twenty four point five
Speaker 2: million dollars to settle a lawsuit brought by Trump after
Speaker 2: the YouTube that channel suspended his account following the January
Speaker 2: sixth attack on the Capitol Wow.
Speaker 1: Trump argued that the suspension of his account violated his
Speaker 1: First Amendment rights. Ah that First Amendment still popping up
Speaker 1: in the news headlines. It's the same argument he made
Speaker 1: in lawsuits against Meta and Twitter, and he came out
Speaker 1: on top in those two as well.
Speaker 2: Yes, Matta the on our Facebook and Instagram. They agree
Speaker 2: to pay him twenty five million dollars to settle. Twitter
Speaker 2: settled for ten million dollars with him and to make
Speaker 2: up with the dollars here twenty four point five million
Speaker 2: was the total. Twenty two of that goes to the
Speaker 2: President and he's putting it towards the new ballroom at
Speaker 2: the White House. He said they're gonna find private money
Speaker 2: and it's not gonna be a taxpayer thing. It's gonna
Speaker 2: cost maybe two hundred million dollars. He's been collecting some checks.
Speaker 1: He certainly has suing media companies all right. Next up
Speaker 1: on the run, President Trump announced a new huge tariff,
Speaker 1: and nobody seems to know if he's actually serious, and
Speaker 1: even if he's he's and even if he is serious,
Speaker 1: a lot of folks aren't sure what he's talking about.
Speaker 1: This is the tariff, a one hundred percent tariff on
Speaker 1: foreign movies.
Speaker 2: What are you okay? Your first reaction to that, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna one hundred percent tariff on all foreign movies? What
Speaker 2: are you tariffing? What do you? I don't know Okay,
Speaker 2: we don't know how it's gonna work, but this is
Speaker 2: something he's threatened before. Put it in writing last night, saying, quote,
Speaker 2: our movie movie making business has been stolen from the
Speaker 2: United States of America by other countries, just like stealing
Speaker 2: candy from a baby. California, with its weak and incompetent governor,
Speaker 2: has been particularly hit hard. Therefore, in order to solve
Speaker 2: this a long time, never ending problem, I will be
Speaker 2: imposing a one hundred percent tariff on any and all
Speaker 2: movies that are made outside of the United States.
Speaker 1: So we have a lot of questions. First of all,
Speaker 1: how do you tear of a movie? And then how
Speaker 1: does it apply to any movie shot somewhere other than
Speaker 1: the US? And what if only a part of the
Speaker 1: movie was shot in the US. I mean they need
Speaker 1: scene sometimes in other countries to tell stories.
Speaker 2: So it's confused the actor was not a citizen in
Speaker 2: the United States. What if the director somebody who wrote
Speaker 2: it is from somewhere else. This makes no se What
Speaker 2: do we do? So we don't know if he's going
Speaker 2: to see through, but stand by for that. Continuing on
Speaker 2: the run. Now, this is a tough one and unexpected.
Speaker 2: It was a shocker to a lot of people. Nicole Kidman,
Speaker 2: Keith Urban calling it after nineteen years of marriage. They've
Speaker 2: been together since two thousand and five. They met at
Speaker 2: the I hadn't heard of this before, but it sounds cool.
Speaker 2: Good Ay USA Gala in La They got engaged the
Speaker 2: following year, tie not a month later in Australia. But yeah,
Speaker 2: or outlets have confirmed that these two are no longer together.
Speaker 1: That's right. Kidman and Urban share two daughters together, seventeen
Speaker 1: year old Sunday Rose fourteen year old Faith Margaret. They
Speaker 1: were last seen publicly together in late June at a
Speaker 1: FIFA World Cup match in Nashville, about five days before
Speaker 1: their nineteenth wedding anniversary, which Nicole Dead did acknowledge and
Speaker 1: send a sweet note to Keith Urban that day. That
Speaker 1: was I believe June twenty fifth. Yes, but neither Kidman
Speaker 1: nor Urban have commented on the news. There's been no
Speaker 1: public statement, nothing on Instagram, nothing from their folks, but
Speaker 1: just several news organizations independently confirming that they have split.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the shocker. I mean, I don't think they
Speaker 2: have been a couple that stays necessarily. Tab Lloyd headlines
Speaker 2: They're just the family doing their thing. Lived in Nashville.
Speaker 2: Every time you talked to her home in Nashville, home,
Speaker 2: and it seems kind of sweet. I forget that he
Speaker 2: is also from down Under, yes, because he's a country
Speaker 2: music style. So yeah, so that's tough news to hear.
Speaker 2: But good luck, hope every that know how tough that
Speaker 2: can be on thing definitely is tough, all right. Continuing
Speaker 2: on the run here now, Tyrese Gibson is a wanton
Speaker 2: man because of his dogs. Police say they've issued a
Speaker 2: warrant for the Fast and Furious Stars arrest on a
Speaker 2: single count of cruelty to animals.
Speaker 1: They say his dogs killed another dog. He has four
Speaker 1: Cane Corso dogs. These are guard dogs. I'm not familiar
Speaker 1: with the breed, No don't.
Speaker 2: Did you look, but when you see them, you go,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, yeah, they're guard dogs.
Speaker 1: So police say Tyrese allowed the dogs to roam free
Speaker 1: in the neighborhood and then earlier this month, they claim
Speaker 1: that those dogs killed a Cavalier Spaniel that was in
Speaker 1: its own yard.
Speaker 2: Now, after that incident, police say Tyrese agreed to turn
Speaker 2: his dogs over, but then renigged and then refused on
Speaker 2: another occasion to turn them over, and they say that's
Speaker 2: why they've now issued a warrant for his arrest. How
Speaker 2: this go. I actually hadn't seen word or where of
Speaker 2: where the dogs are right now, but yeah, a bizarre story, sad. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the dog was in what they call those the the
Speaker 2: fenceless collar thing.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, an electronic fence.
Speaker 2: Electronic fence is what the dog had all right.
Speaker 1: Next up on the run cruise ship to the rescue.
Speaker 1: And if it weren't for those storms we just told
Speaker 1: you about churning in the Atlantic, it may never have happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Royal Caribbean cruise ship rescued nearly a dozen of
Speaker 2: people on a makeshift raft in the middle of the
Speaker 2: Caribbean only because the ship was forced to change course
Speaker 2: Sunday evening to avoid Hurricane Umberto and tropical Storm Amelda,
Speaker 2: and that's when it came upon the raft. A cruise
Speaker 2: ship passenger took video of the rescue, saying the raft
Speaker 2: was starting to fall apart off the coast of Mexico,
Speaker 2: with the people on board waving a white flag of distress.
Speaker 1: The passenger went on to describe scene, saying the refugees
Speaker 1: were bailing water out of their raft as it was
Speaker 1: taking on the Caribbean sea, basically adding they were pretty
Speaker 1: malnourished and exhausted, but in great spirits once they made
Speaker 1: it onto the cruise ship. I can only imagine. Although
Speaker 1: there's no official report into what happened to the group
Speaker 1: after the rescue, cruise lines typically do hand off those
Speaker 1: they rescue to the appropriate authorities once they're on shore.
Speaker 1: They were headed to Mexico, so it's likely that is
Speaker 1: what happened.
Speaker 2: This is another one of those lessons man, A blessing
Speaker 2: came out of this thing that's causing destruction. Yeah right,
Speaker 2: the only reason they got. Who knows what would have
Speaker 2: happened to these people in the.
Speaker 1: Life is weird they I think everyone who saw the
Speaker 1: scene said these folks did not have long I mean
Speaker 1: their raft was sinking.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. All right. Continuing on the run here now with
Speaker 2: beer company? Is that to stop producing beer because of
Speaker 2: a cyber attack. We're talking about Japanese beer maker Asahi.
Speaker 2: They suspended all orders and shipping services and robes. They admit,
Speaker 2: we have no idea when we'll be back up and running.
Speaker 1: Here are their exact words. There is no estimated timeline
Speaker 1: for recovery. Who, the company, the largest and oldest in Japan,
Speaker 1: has thirty domestic production plants, and in a statement says
Speaker 1: they're still getting a read on just how many of
Speaker 1: them may be operational. And by the way, even if
Speaker 1: you don't know this specific Japanese beer Asahi, now.
Speaker 2: You know what people know it. If you ever go
Speaker 2: have sushi, you will see.
Speaker 1: A Saha, but you probably know Peroni and Pilsner or Kel.
Speaker 1: They also own those two beer brands as well. No
Speaker 1: personal data was taken from them. From what we understand, they.
Speaker 2: Wanted to know no declient information or anything I got
Speaker 2: that has evolved in the cyber attack. I did have
Speaker 2: to do a deep dive because Pironi and PILs No
Speaker 2: Rkel is my absolute favorite. So I had to go
Speaker 2: do a deep die.
Speaker 1: Those production plants are not Yeah I'm surprised. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the Czech Republic and Paroni Italian.
Speaker 2: That production still happens in Europe. Those aren't impact it
Speaker 2: just in Japan, got it? Who had found that detail
Speaker 2: For the final run here of our final leg of
Speaker 2: our run here on this Tuesday morning, Monopoly is back
Speaker 2: at McDonald's first time in ten years. Who knew the
Speaker 2: popular nostalgia inducing game will offer folks a chance to
Speaker 2: win all kinds of prizes, including, yes, a million dollar.
Speaker 1: Cash prize for the first time. The game's going to
Speaker 1: have a digital component, so you can collect your pieces
Speaker 1: and prizes in the McDonald's app, but you will still
Speaker 1: be able to play it in the traditional way of
Speaker 1: peeling those physical pieces off your menu items. Ah, I
Speaker 1: remember what nostalgia inducing is such a good way to
Speaker 1: put it, because that's exactly what it does for me
Speaker 1: when I think about it. But among the possible prizes,
Speaker 1: a million American airline miles, a ten thousand dollars Los
Speaker 1: shopping spree of fifty Yeah, we could a fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars vacation, and a Jeep Grand Cherokee. We're in the
Speaker 1: market for all that, Yeah, i'd be Yeah, we shoo.
Speaker 2: A car, a vacation. We need some home furnishings.
Speaker 1: What's your McDonald's order?
Speaker 2: Double quarter pine that.
Speaker 1: With cheese, the same extra pickles for me, Tony.
Speaker 2: Oh no, please do not mix up our hands.
Speaker 1: All right, we would like to leave you on this
Speaker 1: Tuesday with our quote of the day. You can learn
Speaker 1: great things from your mistakes when you aren't busy denying them.
Speaker 2: Oh that's step one. Oh my goodness, that's step one.
Speaker 2: How many people don't You don't have any idea how
Speaker 2: to correct your errors because you don't think you made one.
Speaker 1: And isn't it so good? This comes from Stephen Covey,
Speaker 1: author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, and
Speaker 1: that's a book that again he's he's been long gone
Speaker 1: for a while, but his book still reigns. I know
Speaker 1: it well, but I loved this quote. It made me laugh.
Speaker 1: You can learn great things from your mistakes when you
Speaker 1: aren't busy denying them.
Speaker 2: Man, that's a good one. Take that one with you today. Volks,
Speaker 2: please tuck that one away and say it to yourself
Speaker 2: every half hour.
Speaker 1: All right, And with that, everyone, thank you for listening
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