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Speaker 1: morning everyone, It's Tuesday, July eighth. Welcome to Morning Run.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy Robot.
Speaker 2: And I'm TJ. Holmes. On the Run this morning, the
Speaker 2: death toll now more.
Speaker 3: Than a hundred in the Texas flooding, and that number
Speaker 3: is expected to rise as hope fades for finding survivors.
Speaker 1: Also today, Trump gets a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. Diddy
Speaker 1: gets a chance to speed up his sentencing process. Airline
Speaker 1: passengers get an important update about their shoes, NBA fans
Speaker 1: get some really bad news, and RFK Junior gets sued
Speaker 1: by damn near everybody.
Speaker 3: And also on the Run this morning, the parents of
Speaker 3: a Love Island contestant just booted off the show are
Speaker 3: asking us all for something that they shouldn't have to
Speaker 3: ask for human decency. This Robes, I think, for a
Speaker 3: lot of reasons, is one of the most important stories
Speaker 3: of the day. I know it's just a show, it's
Speaker 3: a guilty pleasure and all this, but it's something we're
Speaker 3: all engaged in talking about, and this is and important
Speaker 3: topic around this show.
Speaker 1: It is and the fact that her parents have come
Speaker 1: out and released a statement it's an important one and
Speaker 1: it spoke to me, and I hope it speaks to
Speaker 1: all of you listening this morning.
Speaker 4: It's something we can all have a takeaway from.
Speaker 1: So we will get to that in just a moment,
Speaker 1: but we begin our run in Texas, where search and
Speaker 1: rescue efforts will continue for a fifth straight day to day,
Speaker 1: but officials are losing hope of finding many more survivors
Speaker 1: as the death toll now surpasses one hundred.
Speaker 3: Now as of this recording, at least one hundred and
Speaker 3: four people are confirmed dead from the floods. Another twenty
Speaker 3: four remain missing, including ten young campers and their counselor
Speaker 3: from that All Girls Christian summer camp. The mayor of
Speaker 3: one of the hardest hit towns warned residents that this
Speaker 3: week is going to be a tough one, preparing them
Speaker 3: for the news that it's unlikely rescue cruise would find
Speaker 3: anyone else still.
Speaker 1: Alive, and crews are working around the in hot, humid
Speaker 1: conditions with debris down trees and the threat of more
Speaker 1: flooding all around them. Texas is getting help from Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado,
Speaker 1: and Florida, and California's governor Gavin Newsom justin ounce he
Speaker 1: too was sending members of its Urban Search and Rescue
Speaker 1: team to assist. It's cool to see all of these
Speaker 1: different states coming in to help out for the folks
Speaker 1: in Texas.
Speaker 3: And something else that's gonna be talked about quite a bit,
Speaker 3: how we can improve our warning systems. To talk now
Speaker 3: is about installing life saving flood warning sirens along the
Speaker 3: Guadaloupe River. Officials are saying the sirens would have woken
Speaker 3: people up and given them enough time to escape the
Speaker 3: rising waters. We talked about this already here on the
Speaker 3: Morning Run the past couple days. Most people were asleep
Speaker 3: when the first emergency weather alerts came across their phones.
Speaker 3: It was about one fourteen in the morning. That was
Speaker 3: about three hours ahead of the flash flood robes. If
Speaker 3: they're awake, can they get the warning that should be
Speaker 3: decent enough times, yes, they would say for them to
Speaker 3: take some lifetat actions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with these flash floods, that's about as long or
Speaker 1: as far as a predictor as they can give you
Speaker 1: just within a few hours. So the problem with some
Speaker 1: residents say they never even got those alerts that the
Speaker 1: National Weather Service put out, including the mayor of the
Speaker 1: hardest hit town. He said, spotty, bad reception. They just
Speaker 1: didn't come through. And other people say they didn't wake
Speaker 1: up from them, or they have their alerts turned off.
Speaker 1: So these sirens are expensive, but what's the cost of
Speaker 1: a life.
Speaker 3: The exact wrong time is when it hit. The warning
Speaker 3: is at one fourteen. There's still three hours people sleep
Speaker 3: on all those hours.
Speaker 2: They are not even starting to wake up. Really for
Speaker 2: four or five am.
Speaker 1: It was the worst possible timing, all right, Next up
Speaker 1: on IRAN. Another big day for Diddy today as he
Speaker 1: pleads with the judge to sentence him sooner rather than later.
Speaker 1: The judge in his trial scheduled a conference for today
Speaker 1: with defense lawyers and the prosecutors.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're discussing did he's request for an expedited sentencing process?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 3: His sentencing is scheduled for October third. His lawyers want
Speaker 3: that moved up. You remember, of course, we're just a
Speaker 3: week out. It was just a week ago. He was
Speaker 3: found guilty on two of five counts against him. Those
Speaker 3: two counts transportation to engage in prostitution, were the lesser
Speaker 3: charges against him, which carry a maximum of sentence of
Speaker 3: ten years for each count.
Speaker 1: So Diddy's team says that they would waive a pre
Speaker 1: sentencing investigation, which would help speed up that timeline. But
Speaker 1: prosecutors are arguing that an investigation is absolutely necessary given
Speaker 1: the complex nature of the case and Comb's conduct. That
Speaker 1: seems wild to me after six weeks of hearing about
Speaker 1: his conduct and the complex nature of the case, that
Speaker 1: they need to investigate it further for sentencing.
Speaker 3: This is this idea that the judge can take into
Speaker 3: consideration action that he was acquitted for. Wow, it's complicated
Speaker 3: as all get out. The judge has so much discretion.
Speaker 3: But all the violence he talked about, and he didn't
Speaker 3: let him out because he still thinks he's a threat
Speaker 3: to society. He can factor all that stuff in even
Speaker 3: if he didn't get convicted of certain things.
Speaker 1: All right, it'll be interesting to hear what happens in
Speaker 1: court today. Next up on the Run, President Trump has
Speaker 1: officially been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. A nomination
Speaker 1: letter sent to the Nobel Committee states the case for
Speaker 1: Trump to receive the distinguished honor?
Speaker 3: Okay, and what is the case for Trump? Well, it says, quote,
Speaker 3: he has steadfast and exceptional dedication to promoting peace, stability,
Speaker 3: and security around the world, and the letter goes on
Speaker 3: to list several of his accomplishments that have helped reshape
Speaker 3: the Middle East. The nomination letter was signed by Bibe
Speaker 3: Benjamin Netan, Yahoo, who has been involved in two wars
Speaker 3: here in recent weeks and months. Yes, I'm handed a
Speaker 3: letter to the President of the United States from one
Speaker 3: guy to another. I'm nominating you for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 1: And we watched the video of that earlier this morning,
Speaker 1: the Israeli Prime Minister. You'll see this is an impromptu moment.
Speaker 1: It happened during dinner at the White House last night.
Speaker 1: Little awkward, It almost seemed a little staged. We say impromptu,
Speaker 1: but who knows. The cameras just happened to be present.
Speaker 1: But yes, NETANYAHUO presented Trump with the letter, telling him
Speaker 1: you deserve it, to which Trump replied, coming from you,
Speaker 1: this is very meaningful. This was Netanyahu's third visit to
Speaker 1: the White House this year, but his first since the
Speaker 1: US joined Israel in attacking Iran's nuclear program last month.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that USB two bomber led bunker busting attack helped
Speaker 3: pave the way for the end of the so called
Speaker 3: twelve day war between Israel and Iran. This was one
Speaker 3: of the top trending topics on Twitter last night. I
Speaker 3: clearly like what's going on there, and a lot of
Speaker 3: people scratching their heads about it. A little history remember it,
Speaker 3: and I'm not Please know, folks, I am not comparing
Speaker 3: Trump to any of these folks, but a lot of
Speaker 3: people had a problem with yasar Arafat. He got the
Speaker 3: prize in nineteen ninety four, right head of the PLO,
Speaker 3: Stalin was nominated twice. Again, folks, this is not for comparison.
Speaker 3: I'm not comparing him to these individuals who don't do that.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying controversial figures and people not necessarily associated piece.
Speaker 1: Have been nominated and have even won, even won. All right,
Speaker 1: next up on the run, Several major US medical organizations
Speaker 1: are now suing Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Junior,
Speaker 1: the American Academy of Pediatrics the American College of Physicians
Speaker 1: just naming two of seven groups big major groups to
Speaker 1: join forces, saying Kennedy's actions have created a quote public
Speaker 1: health emergency that demands immediate legal action and correction.
Speaker 3: You know, they sound kind of pissed. The lawsuit specifically
Speaker 3: points to Kennedy recently firing all members of a key
Speaker 3: vaccine panel of experts and his removal of the recommendation
Speaker 3: that children and pregnant women get a COVID shot. The
Speaker 3: groups are asking the course so ordered Kennedy to post
Speaker 3: on social media that the immunization recommendations are now reinstated
Speaker 3: back to the CDC immunization schedules.
Speaker 2: They're very specific, yes.
Speaker 1: But that's all they want. The executive director of the
Speaker 1: American Public Health Association, which is also part of the lawsuit,
Speaker 1: said RFK Junior is doing everything he popped possibly can
Speaker 1: to undermine vaccine confidence.
Speaker 4: Quite frankly, we've had enough. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Department of Health and Human Services hasn't commented, but
Speaker 1: included in these seven groups is an unnamed, anonymous pregnant
Speaker 1: woman who says she tried to get a COVID shot
Speaker 1: because that is what we have all been told when
Speaker 1: you're pregnant, you're at risk, your fetus is at risk,
Speaker 1: and they refused to give her one based on these
Speaker 1: new RFK Junior guidelines. So they're saying women and children
Speaker 1: don't even have access to them now through insurance companies
Speaker 1: because of this, so it is a big deal.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: We will continue on our run now with airline passengers. Hey, y'all,
Speaker 3: is time to do a happy dance, and you can
Speaker 3: keep your shoes on while you're dance. And because the
Speaker 3: rules are changing at the airport's security line, and you
Speaker 3: have one less thing to take off, yes, your slippers.
Speaker 1: Finally, TSA is planning to phase out that annoying part
Speaker 1: of your airport security experience and end the shoe removal
Speaker 1: requirement that's been in place for twenty years.
Speaker 4: Remember why this even started? I do. I just can't
Speaker 4: believe it's been twenty years.
Speaker 2: Never forget his name.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget his name because I actually curse him
Speaker 1: every time I have to take my shoes off. Richard Reid,
Speaker 1: it is your fault, the so called shoebomber or would
Speaker 1: be shoebomber, you'll.
Speaker 3: Remember, Yes, this is the guy I tried to blow
Speaker 3: up a plane with a shoe bomb in two thousand
Speaker 3: and one, but it didn't detonate. Passengers were able to
Speaker 3: subdue him. According to the TSA mimo that's going around,
Speaker 3: the shoe requirement will be phased out at airports across
Speaker 3: the country. It's already being reported several places people aren't
Speaker 3: having to take off their shoes. But we remember at
Speaker 3: that time, this was months after nine to eleven, Right,
Speaker 3: we were all terrified and this has happened. We were
Speaker 3: thinking this is going to be a rolling attack on
Speaker 3: the country. Yes, this was months.
Speaker 1: After everyone had to I mean it was a lot,
Speaker 1: but I did notice if you travel abroad like Europe, etc.
Speaker 1: They don't make you take your shoes off. So that
Speaker 1: started a couple of years ago. So it's nice to
Speaker 1: see we finally have a little piece with that. All right.
Speaker 2: No, a pre check has been in place as well.
Speaker 3: Those folks don't have to take off that's true. If
Speaker 3: you have that, that line is now getting long because.
Speaker 4: No one wants to take off their shoes.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: We will continue here on the run this morning with
Speaker 3: more for airline passengers. And we got another example, another lesson,
Speaker 3: another reminder to all of us about those batteries on planes.
Speaker 3: A Delta flight from Atlanta to Fort Lauderdale declared an
Speaker 3: emergency yesterday had to be rerouted after a suspected battery
Speaker 3: fire in a passenger's bag.
Speaker 4: That is scary.
Speaker 1: Flight attendants had to jump into action as smoke filled
Speaker 1: the cabin ooh and extinguished flames. According to the airline,
Speaker 1: one hundred ninety one souls were on board that plane.
Speaker 1: No injuries were reported. There have been at least thirty
Speaker 1: four battery related incidents on planes this year alone.
Speaker 3: And you will remember Southwest Airlines changed its policy in
Speaker 3: May now requires all portable charging packs to be kept
Speaker 3: in plane. Sight said this was an industry first policy
Speaker 3: where expecting others to follow, but Singapore Airlines has banned
Speaker 3: portable batteries on planes altogether.
Speaker 2: Robes.
Speaker 3: This makes sense if it's in front of you, it's
Speaker 3: one thing. But if you have it up in the
Speaker 3: overhead connected to something, that thing is going to overheat
Speaker 3: and cause a freaking fine.
Speaker 4: How do you police that? Though? That's tough. Can't that
Speaker 4: is so tough.
Speaker 3: You can't check everybody's bag. Now, I don't have to
Speaker 3: take off my shoes. But we're delayed because you got
Speaker 3: to go through.
Speaker 4: My bag from a battery or a Lithian battery.
Speaker 2: I hate folks. We'll stay with us here on this.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what is it?
Speaker 4: Tuesday?
Speaker 2: This Tuesday morning? Run?
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the fan it's the you know,
Speaker 3: it's the news that a lot of NBA fans almost expected,
Speaker 3: but it still sucks to hear it officially. And also
Speaker 3: this morning, we need you to stick around and hear
Speaker 3: the message from Sierra or Tega's parents. We're gonna read
Speaker 3: it word for word. This Love Island contestant who just
Speaker 3: got kicked off, but she is now receiving the type
Speaker 3: of hate that even her parents felt they.
Speaker 2: Needed to comment on.
Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to this Tuesday edition of Morning Run.
Speaker 1: Next up on the Run, we knew this was a possibility,
Speaker 1: but the Indiana Pacers have made it official. One of
Speaker 1: the brightest young superstars in the league will now miss
Speaker 1: the entire upcoming NBA seasons.
Speaker 2: It just sucks.
Speaker 3: Tyres Halliburton, the star point guard for the Indiana Pacers,
Speaker 3: had to really break out playoffs this year. He is
Speaker 3: going to have to set out all of next season
Speaker 3: as he rehabs his torn achilles, which, of course, he
Speaker 3: injured in dramatic and heartbreaking fashion in Game seven of
Speaker 3: the NBA Finals. He had suffered a calf strain in
Speaker 3: Game five, fought through that injury and knew he was
Speaker 3: putting himself at risk of more serious injury injury by
Speaker 3: continuing to play.
Speaker 2: But Robes, you know, you.
Speaker 3: Were following this kid very closely because of me, and
Speaker 3: you saw how great he was doing. But we saw
Speaker 3: him go down. He insisted there was no way he
Speaker 3: wasn't going to play in Game seven. He knew he
Speaker 3: was putting himself at risk. That one game is costing
Speaker 3: him one season.
Speaker 4: That's tough.
Speaker 1: And it was.
Speaker 4: It was the first It was the first quarter, correct, first.
Speaker 3: Quarter he was having. He was three for three from
Speaker 3: the three point line. He looked like he was about
Speaker 3: to show out and possibly.
Speaker 2: Win a championship, and this is where he landed. Sucks.
Speaker 1: That is so tough, all right, even though athletes can
Speaker 1: come back. About nine months after an achilles hair, the
Speaker 1: Pacers president shut down any speculation, saying we would not
Speaker 1: jeopardize that now, So don't get any hopes up that
Speaker 1: he will play next season.
Speaker 2: Shut it down, stop.
Speaker 3: Talking about speculation. And he said, you know, Tyre's halliburd.
Speaker 3: And remember he said from the hospital bed that he
Speaker 3: would do it the same way all over again, like
Speaker 3: he wouldn't be out there. PACER's president said, hell no,
Speaker 3: knowing what I know now, ain't no way in hillfe
Speaker 3: what about there? I agree for that one game to nope,
Speaker 3: not happen.
Speaker 2: Him.
Speaker 4: Well, that's probably not what he needed to hear though.
Speaker 2: What's he's doing it from a different states? You know
Speaker 2: what he said?
Speaker 3: Because I'm looking out for this kid. Yeah, I would
Speaker 3: look out for him kids, he's twenty five, five, twenty six.
Speaker 2: But that just sucks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does, all right.
Speaker 3: Finally of our run here, this is an important store.
Speaker 3: We absolutely need you to stop and listen to. We're
Speaker 3: talking about Love Island, USA. That phenomenon, I think we
Speaker 3: can call it, Yes, hit show for Peacock. Well, the
Speaker 3: parents of one contestant, Sierra or Tega, they are now
Speaker 3: asking for compassion and patience for their daughter.
Speaker 1: Fans were told Ortega left the villa due to a
Speaker 1: personal situation on Sunday night, but her exit came after
Speaker 1: several form like past Instagram posts all the way back
Speaker 1: from twenty fifteen, and then another in twenty twenty three
Speaker 1: showed Ortega describing her eyes when she smiled, using a
Speaker 1: derogatory term about the Asian community.
Speaker 2: They remind me twenty fifteen, twenty twenty three, she was
Speaker 2: about what age you were do in the.
Speaker 1: Mist she was fifteen, fifteen in twenty fifteen, and she
Speaker 1: was probably twenty two and twenty twenty three because she's
Speaker 1: twenty five years old now, so fifteen.
Speaker 2: We're going back to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was fifteen and saying this stuff still. Those
Speaker 3: posts sparked tremendous backlash and hate online on social media,
Speaker 3: of course, in particular, she reportedly lost more than two
Speaker 3: hundred thousand followers within forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: That's one thing.
Speaker 3: More than seventeen thousand people signed a petition for her
Speaker 3: removal from the show. That's another thing. But Otego's parents
Speaker 3: released a statement on their Instagram story saying this has
Speaker 3: been one of the most painful weeks of their lives,
Speaker 3: and wrote, I said one thing.
Speaker 2: You lose followers.
Speaker 3: Fine, fine, understandable, that's what comes with it. But there's
Speaker 3: extra stuff that we all should take issue with.
Speaker 1: Yes, And they go into detail to describe it. So
Speaker 1: here's what her parents wrote. We'll read it in its entirety.
Speaker 1: We've seen the posts, the headlines, the hurt and the hate,
Speaker 1: and while Sierra hasn't seen any of it yet, we have,
Speaker 1: and so have the people who love her. We're not
Speaker 1: here to justify or ignore what's surfaced. We understand why
Speaker 1: people are upset, and we know accountability matters, but what's
Speaker 1: happening online right now has gone far beyond that. The threats,
Speaker 1: the cruel messages, the attacks on her family, her friends,
Speaker 1: even her supporters. It's heartbreaking. It's uncalled for, and no
Speaker 1: one deserves that kind of hate, no matter what mistake
Speaker 1: they've made.
Speaker 2: How you take issue with any of it? Right?
Speaker 3: I know it's parents and they're defending their daughter and
Speaker 3: what she did.
Speaker 4: Was yes, they're what she did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't even know if they're even defending her
Speaker 3: up to that point. What they're saying is everybody calm down,
Speaker 3: criticize it.
Speaker 2: That was awful. That should never be said again, She
Speaker 2: shouldn't say that.
Speaker 3: But I was asking you this morn. I just did
Speaker 3: a quick glance, quick glance. One of the first ones
Speaker 3: I saw. They want to send ice to her parents
Speaker 3: home and to.
Speaker 4: Port all of them because her last names were Tega.
Speaker 2: I mean, but how do we get there? Wow? How
Speaker 2: do we get there? All?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: The statement continues, and I quote from her parents. Now,
Speaker 3: while Sierra is not in the villa anymore, she is
Speaker 3: still away. She hasn't had the chance to process any
Speaker 3: of this or speak for herself. But we know our daughter,
Speaker 3: we know her heart, and when she returns, we believe
Speaker 3: she'll face this with honesty, growth, and grace. While she'll
Speaker 3: always be our little girl, she's also a woman, one
Speaker 3: who will take responsibility in her own time and her
Speaker 3: own voice. Until then, we're simply asking for passion, for patience,
Speaker 3: for basic human decency, not just for her, but for
Speaker 3: everyone called in the middle of this. Thank you to
Speaker 3: those who have continued to show love even when it's
Speaker 3: not easy. Man, right, that ain't that you can apply
Speaker 3: that to any relationship you've ever been in.
Speaker 4: It's so true love show love.
Speaker 3: Even when it's not easy. And yeah, they signed off
Speaker 3: with love her family. That this is necessary right now,
Speaker 3: even the show right rol yes, as twice this season
Speaker 3: put out statements saying, everybody calm down with the bullying
Speaker 3: and the hate.
Speaker 1: The sad thing is, oh, the irony. You're coming after
Speaker 1: someone because they showed ignorance and perhaps even hate in
Speaker 1: that ignorance. That's painful, and you return it with more hate,
Speaker 1: with more pain. That you are now just as bad
Speaker 1: as the original offense. And that's what to me is
Speaker 1: so sad because if you're trying to prove a point,
Speaker 1: you're trying to make someone aware, if you're trying to
Speaker 1: change things, adding more hate and more fuel to the
Speaker 1: fire only makes everyone.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: They say, when you throw them out, everyone gets dirty.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what's happening.
Speaker 3: I can't defend. Nobody's going to defend what she said. No,
Speaker 3: we can absolutely defend. I don't know her, no, but
Speaker 3: I can defend her as a human being. And she
Speaker 3: doesn't deserve this, not based on the transgression. That's not
Speaker 3: what I'm saying at all. Nobody deserves people make mistakes.
Speaker 3: Not defending that, but you a death threats, kick out
Speaker 3: the country. We can't have a more mature discussion about
Speaker 3: what she said.
Speaker 2: Why she said.
Speaker 3: I bet there are plenty of kids right now out
Speaker 3: there saying that term don't even realize how offensive it is.
Speaker 4: Correct, And it seemed like she didn't right.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's okay to be an idiot. I'm not
Speaker 2: calling her stupid person, but there's some things you just ignorant.
Speaker 3: You're ignorant on some things, and it seems like I
Speaker 3: don't know her heart at all, But she doesn't deserve and.
Speaker 2: This is too far up.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: I actually I my heart breaks for anyone, especially people
Speaker 1: who are in immediately and I know they chose it
Speaker 1: to be on a reality show, but young enough to
Speaker 1: not really recognize that what comes with that, and to
Speaker 1: then be thrust into this white hot light where everyone
Speaker 1: is judging you. It's really tough.
Speaker 3: Even if you want to kick her off the show
Speaker 3: and say she doesn't deserve the privilege based on that,
Speaker 3: I don't think I'd hoot and holler yeatty fine, you
Speaker 3: all do that. I have to take issue with all
Speaker 3: the stuff that's coming from and you spoke this week,
Speaker 3: we're going to get into our quote of the day,
Speaker 3: something we want you to take with you and consider.
Speaker 3: But the Dalai Lama turned ninety on Sunday. We were
Speaker 3: very excited. He said he's going to live into one
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty twenty one hundred.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's amazing.
Speaker 3: So but Robe decided we should dedicate this week to
Speaker 3: all Dalai Lama quotes, which there are plenty.
Speaker 2: We should dedicate We could do the morning Run for
Speaker 2: the next ten years.
Speaker 4: I think we could.
Speaker 2: We had nothing but Dala Lama quae.
Speaker 1: Interestingly enough, I picked this quote out this morning before
Speaker 1: I saw the Love Island story and what her parents
Speaker 1: had written, and this just falls right in line. So
Speaker 1: let's all just be more like the Dalai Lama. Here
Speaker 1: is our quote of the day. Love is the absence
Speaker 1: of judgment. The more you are motivated by love, the
Speaker 1: more fearless and free your action will be.
Speaker 4: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 2: Very simple? Love is the absence of judgment. Wow, And
Speaker 2: I failed on that last part. Yesterday. I wasn't motivated
Speaker 2: by love. I was kind of annoyed by something I did.
Speaker 2: I didn't behave, but.
Speaker 1: You showed No, we had something pop up, but I believe,
Speaker 1: I know, I don't just believe it. You showed compassion,
Speaker 1: even if you weren't putting that label on it. You
Speaker 1: were showing compassion. And you might have felt judgment in
Speaker 1: your heart, but you showed compassion and that is love.
Speaker 1: And you felt free. You actually felt so great yesterday.
Speaker 2: I felt like I was flying. Yes, it was a
Speaker 2: good day. But yes, take that with you.
Speaker 3: What today from the Dalai Lama vote is our, folks,
Speaker 3: is our quote of the day. Love is the absence
Speaker 3: of judgment. The more you are motivated by love, the
Speaker 3: more fearless and free your action will be. And with that,
Speaker 3: I hope you got something out of that last quote,
Speaker 3: but also the quote from the family of Sierra or
Speaker 3: Ty can just kind of keep that in mind.
Speaker 2: Yes, people make mistakes. We all make mistakes. It doesn't mean.
Speaker 3: We are the mistakes necessarily that we make.
Speaker 1: So with that, I'm TJ and I'm Amy Roebuck. Have
Speaker 1: a wonderful Tuesday. Everybody,