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Speaker 1: They still haven't learned, by the way, that you should

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Speaker 1: and your vaccines. They just want this to happen and

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Speaker 1: you're just going to have to deal with it. Rick

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Speaker 1: Scott now demanding action on election on electric vehicles that

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Speaker 1: have transformed into ticking time bombs by a hurricane. Ian

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Speaker 1: vehicles such as Tesla cars in the wake of the

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Speaker 1: the ticking time bombs created by saltwater interacting with these

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Speaker 1: electric vehicle batteries is draining the resources of first responders.

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Speaker 1: In a letter, Senator Scott wrote, the emerging threat is

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Speaker 1: forced local fire departments to divert resources away from hurricane

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Speaker 1: Scott is now demanding action from the Transportation Department and

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Speaker 1: automakers including Tesla, Ford GM, and others after many fires

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Speaker 1: involving electric vehicles transpired in connection with a hurricane. According

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Speaker 1: to new reports coming out from fire departments, they are

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Speaker 1: saying it's just to become a massive issue. This emerging

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Speaker 1: threat is forced local fire departments to divot divert resources

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Speaker 1: Car fires from electric vehicles have proven to be extremely

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Speaker 1: Fire Marshal's office is in need of immediate guidance regarding

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Speaker 1: exposure to salt water. Moreover, State Fire Marshal added that

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Speaker 1: a result of electric vehicles catching fire. Already, electric vehicles

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Speaker 1: were seen catching fire in Florida after becoming water logged

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Speaker 1: aware of the multiple fires involving Tesla vehicles, according to

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Speaker 1: the letter obtained by Bloomberg. In its reply, they said

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Speaker 1: the lithium ion vehicle batteries fires have been observed both

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Speaker 1: rapidly igniting and igniting several weeks after battery damage has occurred.

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Speaker 1: In a separate statement to Bloomberg, they said the fires

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Speaker 1: involving electric vehicles pose unique challenges for firefighters. Meanwhile, the

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Speaker 1: Biden administration aims to quickly expand electric vehicles usage across

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Speaker 1: not going very well if you look at it from

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Speaker 1: that perspective. On another front, ahead of the election, Michigan

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Speaker 1: Republicans have now introduced a bill defining gender transition procedures

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Speaker 1: Michigan introduced a bill that would classify allowing a minor

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Speaker 1: The House Bill sixty four fifty four states that a

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Speaker 1: The legislation was brought forward by five Republican state representatives

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Speaker 1: one of those men believes it is logically incoherent to

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Speaker 1: The idea that we would be making potentially life altering

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Speaker 1: when it is illegal for them to have sex is insane.

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Speaker 1: I mean, they're not responsible enough to smoke a cigarette

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Speaker 1: The Michigan GOP holds a three seat advantage in the House.

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Speaker 1: The legislation was also passed or similar legislation was also

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Speaker 1: the age of nineteen. Arizona has also passed legislation prohibiting

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Speaker 1: whether there's parental consent. However, it's not considered a felony

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Speaker 1: This is going to be a very interesting story to

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