Speaker 1: Hey there, folks. It is the last week of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, and it might feel to you like the
Speaker 1: year just flu blah. It could all just be a blur,
Speaker 1: But actually there were some major stories this year that
Speaker 1: you absolutely should remember should and we're about to test
Speaker 1: your knowledge as you test ours, and welcome to this
Speaker 1: episode of Amy and TJ Roapes. You were pretty excited
Speaker 1: about this, to the point you said, whoa, WHOA, not
Speaker 1: going to look at any of these questions because we
Speaker 1: want to be able to take this quiz live. If
Speaker 1: you will here on the episode.
Speaker 2: Yes, and we're hoping that all of you listening will
Speaker 2: take it along with us and learn something along the way,
Speaker 2: or maybe just re remember something you forgot. But the
Speaker 2: AP put out a test, do you remember what happened
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five? I thought it was very intriguing.
Speaker 2: I jumped on and we did the first question just
Speaker 2: to see how it works. But it's multiple choice, so
Speaker 2: we're going to read along the questions. We'll take our
Speaker 2: best guest, we'll find out if we're right or wrong.
Speaker 2: You could play along with us, but yes, shame on
Speaker 2: us if we don't get this right. This is actually
Speaker 2: this could be embarrassing.
Speaker 1: This is kind of bold and stupid thing of you
Speaker 1: to say that we should get them.
Speaker 2: All all right. So first question, Yes, we actually went
Speaker 2: out and covered this one. So if we didn't know
Speaker 2: this when this would have been sad. Which common cause
Speaker 2: was quickly ruled out in the January twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: Los Angeles wildfires, utility lines, fireworks, lightning or arson?
Speaker 1: Now I would have had to stop and think. If
Speaker 1: you would have asked me that question and not given
Speaker 1: me multiple choice, it would have taken me a minute
Speaker 1: to come up with the right answer. Probably yes.
Speaker 2: So we guessed lightning and they gave us the correct
Speaker 2: While lightning is the most common source of fires in
Speaker 2: the US, investigators were able to rule that out quickly,
Speaker 2: and they have suited utility company alleging that it was
Speaker 2: its equipment that sparked the fires. So you're getting a
Speaker 2: little information along the way. So I love this quiz. Okay,
Speaker 2: Second question in January twenty twenty five, when President elect
Speaker 2: Donald Trump would not rule out seizing which canal Suez Canal,
Speaker 2: Kiel Canal, Panama Canal, or Corinth Canal.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: Obviously we think it's the Panama Canal. And it's so
Speaker 2: funny given our location right now as we that makes
Speaker 2: me laugh. And here we go. Correct before his inauguration,
Speaker 2: we were correct, all right? Number three? About how many
Speaker 2: US capital attack defendants did President Donald Trump pardon on
Speaker 2: January twentieth, twenty twenty five. Was it five hundred? Was
Speaker 2: it fifteen hundred? Was it two hundred? Was it five thousand?
Speaker 2: I think it was fifteen hundred, five hundred, fifteen hundred,
Speaker 2: two hundred or five thousand?
Speaker 1: We are separate on this one. Oh, I'm going with
Speaker 1: the lower number, five hundred.
Speaker 2: So which one should I put in.
Speaker 1: The right answer?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I know we'll put in yours.
Speaker 1: Strong or do you how strongly do you feel about yours?
Speaker 1: You know what's messing me up? I'm thinking about Biden's
Speaker 1: pardons and that number was in the fifteen eighteen hundred.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's messing me up.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm thinking maybe that's maybe I don't know's that's
Speaker 1: what's messing with me.
Speaker 2: So I think fifteen hundred. Do you think five hundred.
Speaker 1: When that many folks they got convicted?
Speaker 2: No, you're right, it's probably five hundred.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You're probably I'm gonna go with five hundred. If you've
Speaker 2: convinced me, oh it was fifteen hundred. You always are
Speaker 2: supposed to go with your first thought. Okay, it was
Speaker 2: fifteen hundred, all right. Question four? Before investigators found a cause?
Speaker 2: What did President Donald Trump blame for the Reagan National
Speaker 2: Airport crash in January twenty twenty five? I already know
Speaker 2: this one. Pilot error, diversity hiring policies, severe weather or
Speaker 2: bird strike? It was diversity hiring policies.
Speaker 1: Say the name. Say the question again. I remember that
Speaker 1: story well.
Speaker 2: Before investigators found a cause. What did President Donald Trump
Speaker 2: blame for the Reagan National Airport crash in January twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a whole I remember heg seth putting
Speaker 1: some stuff.
Speaker 2: Out diversity hiring policies. Okay, I'm going to put that
Speaker 2: in and we are correct. Okay. Fifth question in February
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty five, where did a humpback briefly swallow
Speaker 2: a kayaker in Chilean Patagonia? Was it the Beagle Channel,
Speaker 2: the Strait of Magellan, the Drake Passage, or the Gulf
Speaker 2: of Painas.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a straight guess for me.
Speaker 2: It's not the Drake Passage. I know that at the
Speaker 2: second was your Strait of Magellan.
Speaker 1: For some reason, I don't know why that's speaking.
Speaker 2: To me Chilean. I'm just trying to think of geography,
Speaker 2: the Gulf of Penas.
Speaker 1: What this means is what I don't know.
Speaker 2: Then, Okay, I'm going to actually, okay, I'll take this
Speaker 2: one and guess Golf of Painnis. Incorrect, it was straight
Speaker 2: of Magellan. You were right. Okay, we even each other out.
Speaker 2: We evened each other out. Oh my goodness. Okay, this
Speaker 2: is the sixth question. In February, which title won both
Speaker 2: Record and Song of the Year at the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five Grammys. Espresso, not like US, Flowers Texas holder.
Speaker 1: That's enough. We don't, kay, Dot had a year.
Speaker 2: Okay, not like US is the answer, and correct.
Speaker 1: We're just in February, Phantom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Okay, here's the next question. What deal did
Speaker 2: Ukraine's president leave the White House without signing after a
Speaker 2: heated meeting in February of twenty twenty five? Grain export
Speaker 2: packed IMF loan program, Ukraine Rare earth steal or NATO
Speaker 2: membership treaty.
Speaker 1: We're on the same page.
Speaker 2: Yes, Ukraine, Yes, Ukraine. Rare Earth Steal is what we're
Speaker 2: going to go with and boom we were correct.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Next question, which Dolly Parton hit was inspired by her
Speaker 2: husband and a bank teller? Wow? I jumped, Yes, Okay,
Speaker 2: you don't need multiple choice. It was either nine to
Speaker 2: five Code of Many Colors, Joline or Islands in the Stream.
Speaker 1: Okay, and we have some context. I'm so excited because
Speaker 1: I just learned that this was her song probably about
Speaker 1: eighteen months two years ago, and then probably within the
Speaker 1: past three or four months, I realize what the song
Speaker 1: was about. So now I'm very excited to be able
Speaker 1: to get that answer right.
Speaker 2: Yes, he was a bank teller who showed interest in
Speaker 2: her husband. It inspired the song. That's really cool, all right.
Speaker 2: Next question, which night which sorry? Which seventeen ninety eight
Speaker 2: law was used to deport hundreds of l hundreds to
Speaker 2: El Salvador in March of twenty twenty five despite a
Speaker 2: judge's order. Was it the Sedition Act, the Logan Act,
Speaker 2: the Alien Enemies Act, or the Insurrection Act Alien Enemies
Speaker 2: Alien Enemies Act is correct? All right? Next question, what
Speaker 2: was the immigration status of the Columbia University protest leader
Speaker 2: Federal immigration authorities arrested in March of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: What was the immigration status student visa green card holder
Speaker 2: in the US illegally or a tourist visa holder.
Speaker 1: He wasn't in illegally, right, Give me the first two gains?
Speaker 2: He was so student visa. He was a Columbia University
Speaker 2: protest leader.
Speaker 1: He was here legally, so you don't think he.
Speaker 2: Was in the Yes, it was either student visa, green
Speaker 2: card holder or tourist visa holder. I'm going to go
Speaker 2: with student visa green card holder. He could have been
Speaker 2: either student visa or green card holder. What do you think?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's going to add I'm missing some details. That's
Speaker 1: going to be a guest I cannot remember. I just
Speaker 1: remember he was here legally, right, Yes.
Speaker 2: But I would think he was. I'm going to go
Speaker 2: should we say student visa or you would you rather
Speaker 2: do green card?
Speaker 1: Was he a student?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Okay, green card, We'll go with green card.
Speaker 2: We got it right, Green card holder? He was not.
Speaker 2: He was not, Okay, next question. In March of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, the Commerce Secretary was accused of violating the
Speaker 2: law for telling people to buy stock in which company Amazon, Tesla,
Speaker 2: Meta or Coinbase.
Speaker 1: Damn, I don't remember this thether it was.
Speaker 2: I would think it was either Tesla or Coinbase.
Speaker 1: I do not remember this at all. Educated guess who
Speaker 1: would they be involved with? They were still tight with
Speaker 1: Tesla at the time. But what was the coin base?
Speaker 2: Coinbase? Because of? Because of that's the whole basically, Uh,
Speaker 2: why can't be cryptocurrency?
Speaker 1: Yeah, mmm, I'm gonna go. I don't know, my guess
Speaker 1: I would just go they tell you said, buy Tesla,
Speaker 1: buy Coinbase. We would remember.
Speaker 2: Tesla, so it must be Coinbase. Okay, let's go with Coinbase. Nope,
Speaker 2: it's Tesla. You know, people are at home screaming it's
Speaker 2: Tesla because they know.
Speaker 1: Because it seemed like that's the obvious one, and that's
Speaker 1: why I went against that. I don't we don't remember
Speaker 1: the White House telling people to buy stock in the
Speaker 1: company of a guy who was working at the White
Speaker 1: House at the time.
Speaker 2: That seems so outrageous. It didn't seem possible, but apparently yes,
Speaker 2: it happened all right. Where was the epicenter of the
Speaker 2: seven point seven quake that shook Bangkok on March twenty eighth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. Was it the Gulf of Thailand? Was
Speaker 2: it near mandalay Me and Mar? Was it Northern Laos? Laos? Sorry,
Speaker 2: Northern Laos or the and domin.
Speaker 1: Se Okay, yeah, that's going to be a guest. I
Speaker 1: remember I thought it was being in the north out
Speaker 1: in the in the sea somewhere.
Speaker 2: I thought so too. So either this. I think it's
Speaker 2: either the Gulf of Thailand or the Andeman Sea. Which
Speaker 2: one I got?
Speaker 1: That's geography. I got nothing.
Speaker 2: Oh man, let's do Oneman Sea.
Speaker 1: Boom.
Speaker 2: It was mandalay Me and Mar. You know what's so
Speaker 2: funny is my brain went there, but then I thought, no, wow,
Speaker 2: I should just always go with my first.
Speaker 1: It didn't remind me. But hearing it didn't go Oh okay,
Speaker 1: it didn't trigger anything.
Speaker 2: So no, all right. Next question. Actor Val Kilmer died
Speaker 2: in April of twenty twenty five. Which of these movies
Speaker 2: did he not act in? Oh, this is easy, okay, Tombstone, Batman,
Speaker 2: Forever to Gun or Dirty Dancing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think he was at that party.
Speaker 2: When nobody Baby in a corner. Dirty Dancing, Yes, we
Speaker 2: got that one. He would have. Actually, you are correct,
Speaker 2: what gift. Did Pope Francis give JD Vans for his children?
Speaker 2: In April of twenty twenty five during Easter at the Vatican,
Speaker 2: did he give them? The Pope Francis give jd Vance?
Speaker 2: Remember he visited with the Pope right before he died,
Speaker 2: So did he give JD vance? Rosary bracelets, Easter cookies,
Speaker 2: three chocolate eggs, or Vatican medals. I'm gonna go with
Speaker 2: rosary bracelets?
Speaker 1: Was that a? Yes, That's what I was going to
Speaker 1: go with.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think that's correct. I'm wrong, Yeah, three chocolate eggs, eggs.
Speaker 2: I would never have gotten that the week before. Yes,
Speaker 2: he died, Yes, that.
Speaker 1: Meeting, it might have even been Dad might have been
Speaker 1: less than that. But my good, wow, we remember that
Speaker 1: and we don't remember some damn.
Speaker 2: I didn't remember the chocolate eggs. While we're not doing well? Okay.
Speaker 2: In April of twenty twenty five, what did Tennessee's parole
Speaker 2: board recommend for country star Jelly Roll a probation term,
Speaker 2: a pardon, a record expungement, a parole release.
Speaker 1: He ends up getting a pardon? Was say the question again?
Speaker 2: What did the Tennessees? What did Tennessee's parole board recommend
Speaker 2: either a probation term, a pardon, a record expungement, or
Speaker 2: a parole release. I guess a pardon.
Speaker 1: He ended up getting the pardon, so maybe he asked
Speaker 1: the governor for a pardon and he got it. But
Speaker 1: is this a trick question? Is what I'm saying. Did
Speaker 1: he have to go through a process of requesting and
Speaker 1: then the board has to recommend the partner that's pardon?
Speaker 2: Exactly? We're right, okay, he got a fright.
Speaker 1: See, this is our problem. We're overthinking it.
Speaker 2: I know. Actually, if I had just put in what
Speaker 2: my first thought was for each one, we would have
Speaker 2: a perfect score.
Speaker 1: Here you go.
Speaker 2: No, But then I overthink it and I rethink it,
Speaker 2: and then I get it wrong. This is always my
Speaker 2: problem when I tests, all right, how long did Corey
Speaker 2: Booker's record Senate speech last in April of twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: Was it twenty four hours eighteen minutes he made? Was
Speaker 2: it twenty five hours five minutes? Was it twenty hours
Speaker 2: thirty minutes? Or was it thirty hours one minute?
Speaker 1: I want to go with twenty five. For some reason, you.
Speaker 2: Want to go with twenty five. Yeah, that's the best.
Speaker 1: Twenty four. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I think it's twenty five to five or twenty four eighteen,
Speaker 2: And I don't know which one it is. You're gonna
Speaker 2: go with twenty five five.
Speaker 1: That's one I would go with. I've taken it.
Speaker 2: You got it right?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Boom, all right? What did Susan Crawford's April twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five election win secure for Wisconsin's Supreme Court? Did it
Speaker 2: win them a four to three conservative majority, non partisan balance,
Speaker 2: a four to three liberal majority, or a chief justice change?
Speaker 1: Damn? That's we covered this one. And which way did
Speaker 1: it go?
Speaker 2: Yes? It either went conservative majority or liberal majority. And
Speaker 2: I don't know if I had to, God, when was
Speaker 2: this April twenty twenty five? I kind of buddy, this
Speaker 2: is embarrassing.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, this is no they're giving you. It's
Speaker 1: when one way or the other way? Okay, way, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to remember the details here, baby. We covered this
Speaker 1: damn story because it was a big deal. What's gonna happen?
Speaker 1: Who won this? Suck extabage?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna if I had to guess, I'd guess liberal majority.
Speaker 2: Are you are you leaning that way or the other way?
Speaker 1: What was it before.
Speaker 2: I don't know. So you're saying it could be a
Speaker 2: non partisan balance.
Speaker 1: Man, this suck because we we it was such a
Speaker 1: big deal ahead of time, say wow, keep an eye
Speaker 1: on this race because it could change the balance and
Speaker 1: it could change how elections are done up. This was
Speaker 1: such a big deal. I'm going conservative.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll go with your conservative. And it was liberal
Speaker 2: it all right. They secured a four to three liberal majority. Okay.
Speaker 2: Question eighteen, which proposed reform, sparked in his lomist rally
Speaker 2: in May of twenty twenty five in Bangladesh, Fair elections,
Speaker 2: death penalty, religious nationalism or women's equality, which proposed reform
Speaker 2: sparked in his longest rally. I'm going to go with
Speaker 2: women's equality.
Speaker 1: Are you remember?
Speaker 2: Okay? Are you okay?
Speaker 1: I don't remember?
Speaker 2: And that was correct? Okay? Which historic first did Pope
Speaker 2: Leo's election in May of twenty twenty five represent for
Speaker 2: the Catholic Church? This is easy. First Asian pope, first
Speaker 2: US born pope, first Jesuit pope, first African pope. Obviously
Speaker 2: it's the first usborn hope. Okay.
Speaker 1: The ap they stump you and then they throw that
Speaker 1: at you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they want to make you feel better about it?
Speaker 1: Are going to be a ditty question in here?
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness? Maybe? All right? The Minnesota suspect in
Speaker 2: two lawmakers shootings posed as what during the June twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five attacks, a delivery driver, a utility worker, a
Speaker 2: police officer, or a firefighter? Police officer? Right, and survey
Speaker 2: says correct, All right, Here is question twenty one. Oh,
Speaker 2: we only have four more, so we will do this
Speaker 2: one and then we'll go to break. Here's the one
Speaker 2: before break. How strong was the July twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: quake in Russia's Kemchatka region that set off Pacific wide
Speaker 2: tsunami warnings?
Speaker 1: Can I say seven point eight? Is that on the
Speaker 1: list somewhere?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, but close?
Speaker 2: How strong was the July twenty twenty five quake in
Speaker 2: Russia's region that set off Pacific wide tsunami warnings? Was
Speaker 2: it eight point two, eight point eight, seven point five
Speaker 2: or nine point one?
Speaker 1: I want to go eight point two for some reason.
Speaker 2: Eight point two?
Speaker 1: Oh no, I remember them. Yeah, that was a strong quake.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's go with eight points.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 2: I think it's either eight point two or eight point
Speaker 2: eight eight point eight is.
Speaker 1: A my monster his you know what, it was a
Speaker 1: history making earthquake. It was for its power. But still
Speaker 1: eight point two eight point eight, that's a that's a guest. Now,
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 2: Which one should I go with?
Speaker 1: We don't hear eight point eight? So a lot do
Speaker 1: we know? That's so I'm thinking it would be lest
Speaker 1: I'm saying an eight point eight would have been a okay.
Speaker 2: So let's do eight point two. It was eight point eight?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. All right here, I'm gonna how about this.
Speaker 2: I will ask this question and we'll give the We'll
Speaker 2: give the multip choice, and then we'll tell you the
Speaker 2: answer after the break. How about this? Okay? Which title
Speaker 2: did Carlo Accutis hold after his September twenty twenty five canonization.
Speaker 2: I think I know this. Youngest Saint ever, first millennial Saint,
Speaker 2: first Italian Saint, or the Patron of Animals. We'll have
Speaker 2: the answer when we come back. Welcome back. We are
Speaker 2: taking the APS year ender quiz. What do you remember?
Speaker 2: How much do you remember about the major news headlines
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty five? So far we are doing worse
Speaker 2: than we would have liked, but we hope we're all
Speaker 2: learning something along the way. So we left you with
Speaker 2: this question. Which title did Carlo Acutis hold after his
Speaker 2: September twenty twenty five canonization. Was he the youngest Saint ever?
Speaker 2: Was he the first millennial Saint, the first Italian Saint?
Speaker 2: Or the patron of Animals? I am going to go
Speaker 2: with first millennial saint.
Speaker 1: Uh. The other one is young, but not the youngest.
Speaker 2: I don't think he was the young he could that's
Speaker 2: the only other one. I think it could have been
Speaker 2: the youngest Saint ever or the first millennial saint. But
Speaker 2: I just remember the headlines making it be a lot
Speaker 2: about him being the first millennial saint.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't. I don't know what a millennial is.
Speaker 2: So correct, Okay, all right, first millennial saint, let's see,
Speaker 2: And that is correct, because I think he was. I
Speaker 2: think he he was older than you would think, but
Speaker 2: he was young when he started getting millennials and kids
Speaker 2: on board to this Catholic website just to get them
Speaker 2: involved in faith. So that was something I just remembered,
Speaker 2: all right. Next question. In October of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: which outlet signed the Pentagon's new press rules. Was it
Speaker 2: Fox News. Was it One American News, the Associated Press
Speaker 2: or Newsmax?
Speaker 1: What was the second one?
Speaker 2: One American News? Yeah, exactly that that's my guess. BUTSX, yes,
Speaker 2: oh Newsmax. You're right? Which outlet signed the Pentagon's new
Speaker 2: Press rules. These are the rules that say you have
Speaker 2: to basically check with the Pentagon before you can release
Speaker 2: any information.
Speaker 1: What was ITSX does? What is there?
Speaker 2: Hah?
Speaker 1: I thought they were, Well, they're all right established.
Speaker 2: Newsmax or one American News.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not sure what those two actually do,
Speaker 1: so we know it wasn't Fox or AP, correct. I'm
Speaker 1: just not familiar enough with news Max and the other.
Speaker 2: All right, if we had to pick, I'm going to
Speaker 2: just pick One American News because it sounds more patriotic.
Speaker 2: And that's correct. All right? Cool? Next question? Which amendment
Speaker 2: limits US presidents to two elected terms blocking a third term? Bit?
Speaker 2: Is it the twelfth Amendment, twenty second Amendment, twentieth Amendment,
Speaker 2: or the twenty fifth Amendment? I do not know.
Speaker 1: It's not the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2: Okay, what amendment limits US presidents to two elected terms?
Speaker 2: And obviously this is becoma big story or twelfth Amendment,
Speaker 2: twenty second Amendment, twentieth Amendment, or the twenty fifth Amendment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this is history. This is just American history,
Speaker 1: and just the twenty fifth is the one that for
Speaker 1: the president if he's out of commission, that the the
Speaker 1: vice president takes over if he is I know that one.
Speaker 2: I'm impressed you do, because I did not.
Speaker 1: Know that, because that's the one they always talk about
Speaker 1: it invoking when somebody is incapacitated or when even when
Speaker 1: a president has surgery, they invoked the twenty fifth. That's okay,
Speaker 1: twentieth and twenty second, twelfth. I have zero clue what
Speaker 1: the twelfth is, all right, so yeah, this is all
Speaker 1: just okay, we'll just guess early. How early were we
Speaker 1: of this? How early in this country.
Speaker 2: Did we establish I would say pretty early earlier, right,
Speaker 2: I would say, So, you're right, maybe by that logic,
Speaker 2: let's go with twelfth. Let's go I think that's a
Speaker 2: good way to look at it. And we were wrong.
Speaker 2: It was twenty second. Wow, it was ratified in nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty one, after FDR's fourth term presidency. Yeah, that was
Speaker 2: a little bit of history that we forgot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we forgot because you know what we're thinking about
Speaker 1: is you know what I'm thinking about? George Washington? So
Speaker 1: was that it wasn't a law? He just said, no,
Speaker 1: I'm stepping away after two terms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is exactly where my mind went to, exactly
Speaker 2: George Washington. But yes, FDR, that's a little before our times.
Speaker 2: But and it's been a while since I've been in
Speaker 2: history class, so that was a good little refresher. All right,
Speaker 2: So here is the final question. After two National Guard
Speaker 2: troops were shot in November twenty twenty five near the
Speaker 2: White House, how many more were sent to Washington, DC?
Speaker 2: So this is just recent either two hundred that's it,
Speaker 2: one thousand, five hundred or five thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah. My first reaction was the two hundred.
Speaker 2: Okay, then let's go with it.
Speaker 1: My head before you said five okay, then.
Speaker 2: Let's go with that, because I always think those are
Speaker 2: the best answers. And it was five hundred, so close enough.
Speaker 2: The shooting of two National Guard numbers, well it was
Speaker 2: the next lowest number, two hundred, five hundred, one thousand,
Speaker 2: five thousand. All right, So here's what we got could
Speaker 2: be better. You've got a decent grasp of this year's news,
Speaker 2: but you might want to subscribe. That's smart. They're trying
Speaker 2: to get you to realize that you need to be
Speaker 2: more in tune with the news, and if you subscribe
Speaker 2: to the AP, you will be better informed.
Speaker 1: That is bullshit what I'm saying. No, the AP. I
Speaker 1: think it was a promotional to of course, just a
Speaker 1: promotional tool. But they they ask ask things that make
Speaker 1: you feel like you aren't informed. These are very specific
Speaker 1: details about things and which just fine. Who makes it fun?
Speaker 1: But please, people, don't think you're not informed and you
Speaker 1: need to buy a subscription to the AP because you
Speaker 1: didn't know two hundred and five hundred troops or which
Speaker 1: amendment that your teacher told you about in fourth grade
Speaker 1: is the one that gives your term loads. It's okay.
Speaker 2: Yes, we read news every day, more so than most
Speaker 2: and so yes, just if you take the test, or
Speaker 2: if you take any of these tests, just keep that
Speaker 2: in mind. These are usually designed with a purpose.
Speaker 1: Don't feel bad about yourself. Well, these are always fine.
Speaker 1: Quizzes are always fun.
Speaker 2: I love it all right. Well, thank you for listening
Speaker 2: to us. We hope you guys had some fun playing
Speaker 2: along with us. We always appreciate you tuning in. I'm
Speaker 2: Amy Roeboch alongside TJ. Holmes. We will talk to you soon.