Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Good
Speaker 1: morning everyone, Thanks for joining us for today's Morning Ron.
Speaker 2: It's Wednesday, June fourth. I'm Amy Robot and I'm TJ.
Speaker 3: Holmes. Detained and soon deported. The family of the Boulder
Speaker 3: terroriff suspect could be out of the country, that is,
Speaker 3: if they aren't charged with a crime first. Also on
Speaker 3: the Run this morning is the Billionaire romance breaking down
Speaker 3: after Elon Musk called Trump's Big Beautiful Bill a disgusting abomination.
Speaker 1: Plus, as of midnight today, Trump's tariffs on steel imports
Speaker 1: have doubled, from cars to canned goods. We're gonna tell
Speaker 1: you what could soon cost you more. Plus Defense Secretary
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth removes the name of a gay rights activist
Speaker 1: from a naval ship as Gay Pride Month gets underway.
Speaker 3: Also this morning, a massive dust cloud is headed for
Speaker 3: the US by the weekend courtesy of the Sahara Desert. Also,
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand dollars in a brown paper bag that
Speaker 3: was the focus of another full day of testimony in
Speaker 3: the dinit trial, and.
Speaker 1: New Orleans police raid the home used in a social
Speaker 1: media video by one of the escaped inmates still at large,
Speaker 1: and they just had their best season in twenty five years,
Speaker 1: so it seems like the perfect time for the Knicks
Speaker 1: to fire their head coach.
Speaker 3: Also this morning, a new member to an elite music group.
Speaker 3: Another song has crossed the one billion streams mark, and
Speaker 3: You're never gonna guess who it is. You're never gonna
Speaker 3: guess at all. Will explain that story coming up?
Speaker 2: Well done. I feel like, yeah, you could be the
Speaker 2: new Rick Astley.
Speaker 3: If you gave it away, nobody was gonna be able
Speaker 3: to guess. Why did you do that? I'd set up
Speaker 3: the hall.
Speaker 2: Every one was gonna be able to guess.
Speaker 3: No, they didn't. Black Focus did not know who I
Speaker 3: was talking about with that song.
Speaker 2: They probably still don't.
Speaker 1: Still it was Rick Astley, one of my favorites in
Speaker 1: the eighties.
Speaker 2: But I digress.
Speaker 1: We shall begin this morning run In Colorado, the Department
Speaker 1: of Homeland Security has detained the family members of the
Speaker 1: Bolder terror attack. Suspect Mohammed Solomon's wife and his five
Speaker 1: children are now in federal custody. They will be questioned
Speaker 1: and ultimately deported.
Speaker 3: DHS has revoked their visas and will process them for
Speaker 3: expedited removal that allows the government to deport people who
Speaker 3: are in the US illegally without a court Hearing. Secretary
Speaker 3: at Christino made the announcement on X, writing we are
Speaker 3: investigating to what extent his family knew about this heinous attack,
Speaker 3: if they had knowledge of it, or if they provided
Speaker 3: support to it.
Speaker 1: Gnome went on to call Solomon an illegal alien and
Speaker 1: a terrorist. Solomon is from Egypt, and he overstated his
Speaker 1: visa and has been in this country illegally since March.
Speaker 1: He's facing federal hate crime charges and sixteen counts of
Speaker 1: attempted murder after police say he threw molotov cocktails at
Speaker 1: peaceful protesters walking down a popular pedestrian mall in Boulder, Colorado.
Speaker 3: Twelve people were injured and burned in that attack. He's
Speaker 3: due back in court on Thursday, being held on ten
Speaker 3: million dollars bond and robes. I mean by things he
Speaker 3: has said already allegedly, this should be a quick legal process.
Speaker 3: He said he has no remorse, wanted to kill everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he said he'd do it again. So yes,
Speaker 1: we will see what happens with his family, but certainly
Speaker 1: his fate seems fairly sealed.
Speaker 2: Next up on our Run. Billionaire bros.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Elon Musk seemed to wildly differ on
Speaker 1: what to call Trump's massive legislative package currently making its
Speaker 1: way through Congress. Trump has taken to calling it the
Speaker 1: Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 3: Musk has now taken to calling it a disgusting abomination.
Speaker 3: Doesn't really have the same ring to it, but in language.
Speaker 3: They caught a few folks, including some at the White House,
Speaker 3: off guard. The world's richest man who doubled as Trump's
Speaker 3: best friend during the campaign and for several months of
Speaker 3: his term in office. This year, well, he came out
Speaker 3: swinging against the legislation, writing on X I'm sorry, but
Speaker 3: I just can't stand it anymore. As if outrageous pork
Speaker 3: filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination, Shame on
Speaker 3: those who voted for it. You know you did wrong.
Speaker 3: You know it whoo wow.
Speaker 1: He does not mince words. Musk, who in his role
Speaker 1: at DOGE was tasked with cutting government waste, had previously
Speaker 1: expressed some reservations about the spending and the Big Beautiful Abomination,
Speaker 1: but his latest statements went way further. He went on
Speaker 1: to say that the bill will massively increase the already
Speaker 1: gigantic budget deficit and burden American citizens with crushingly unsustainable debt.
Speaker 1: And he warned that we will fire all politicians who
Speaker 1: betrayed the American people.
Speaker 3: So what does Trump think about this? Well, the White
Speaker 3: House did give some reaction. They said the President they
Speaker 3: were already aware of how Musk felt about the bill,
Speaker 3: and his words change nothing. They are full steam ahead.
Speaker 3: The bill has passed the House and it's under consideration
Speaker 3: in the Senate as we speak. Do you think that's
Speaker 3: going to catch on the big beautiful abomination. I'm putting
Speaker 3: that out there.
Speaker 1: Well, y imash up there. I think the Democrats might
Speaker 1: lean into that. And you know, of note, you know
Speaker 1: that perhaps you've done something to upset Trump. When Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer agrees with what was once your best friend.
Speaker 3: He probably can't even believe what came out of his mouth.
Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer said, I agree with Elon Musk. I had
Speaker 3: to find like ten sources. Did he really say that?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yes, in fact he did. All right.
Speaker 1: Next up on our run, we're talking tariffs, and at
Speaker 1: this point we just want to tell you the listener,
Speaker 1: we get it. We understand when you hear the word tariffs,
Speaker 1: if your eyes glaze over and.
Speaker 2: You kind of tune out, we kind of do the
Speaker 2: same thing.
Speaker 1: But we had to actually focus on this one because
Speaker 1: there has been so much back and forth in the
Speaker 1: trade war. Tariffs imposed, then they're paused, then they're blocked
Speaker 1: by a court, then they're unblocked by another court, and
Speaker 1: then there's more lawsuits, and it goes on and on and.
Speaker 2: On and on.
Speaker 1: So thus, yes, we glaze over, but there is a quick,
Speaker 1: important and potentially impactful tariff update.
Speaker 2: We have to have you here.
Speaker 3: Promise this will be quick. The intro is that actually
Speaker 3: longer than the actual information. The President will let you know.
Speaker 3: Has doubled the tariffs on steel and aluminum products to
Speaker 3: fifty percent. Yes, they have been doubled. That's a big deal.
Speaker 3: It went into effect, Adams as of midnight last night. Now,
Speaker 3: this is a move that's meant to bolster American industry,
Speaker 3: protect American jobs. The fear, of course, is that companies
Speaker 3: that depend on foreign steal and aluminum to make products
Speaker 3: will eventually pass the higher cost on to you. We
Speaker 3: don't know how soon. It won't be immediate, but the
Speaker 3: experts will tell you in the coming weeks and coming months,
Speaker 3: things like appliances, cars, anything that has steel aluminum in it. Now,
Speaker 3: a lot of folks here that I say, I'm not
Speaker 3: in the market for a major appliance. I'm not in
Speaker 3: the market for a car, big deal. I should be okay,
Speaker 3: the ropes, I didn't think about it either. The grocery aisles. Yes,
Speaker 3: there's are nothing but containers made of steel and aluminum
Speaker 3: that you buy your food in. So grocery prices could
Speaker 3: be impacted by it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, soup, canned goods, beer, anything that has say it
Speaker 1: one more time, beer that got your attention right Next
Speaker 1: up on the run. Just in time for Pride Month,
Speaker 1: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseeth is removing the name of a
Speaker 1: gay rights activist from one of its ships. There will
Speaker 1: no longer be a ship named the USNS Harvey Milk,
Speaker 1: and according to a Defense official, the timing was intentional.
Speaker 3: Pride Month and they are taking a gay rights icon.
Speaker 3: They are removing his name. It's one thing to be
Speaker 3: a decision to not use his name for something, but
Speaker 3: it's already there and you're taking it all. This feels
Speaker 3: so mean.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's it's this fee deliberate, it's intentional. They have
Speaker 1: made comments about Pride Month before, so or you know,
Speaker 1: at least not even veiled comments about Pride Month. So yes,
Speaker 1: this this stinks.
Speaker 3: This one's a tough one. Milk. Of course, as many
Speaker 3: as you know, one of the first openly gay men
Speaker 3: elected to office in this country served on the San
Speaker 3: Francisco Board of Supervisors. This was nineteen seventy seven. He
Speaker 3: was assassinated a year later. Became or it really began
Speaker 3: his career by enlisting in the Navy, where he served
Speaker 3: four years, attended officer candidate school, was discharged from the
Speaker 3: Navy after being threatened with a court martial because he
Speaker 3: was gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, by the way, I also did
Speaker 1: a deeper dive. Both of his parents served as in
Speaker 1: the Navy, So this is a family of service, a
Speaker 1: family who has a long history with the Navy. So
Speaker 1: a new name has not been announced for this ship,
Speaker 1: but the USNS Harvey Milk was just one of several
Speaker 1: ships named after activists and civil rights leaders, and officials
Speaker 1: say those ship names are also under review. Names like
Speaker 1: Thurgood Marshall, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Harriet Tubman, just to name
Speaker 1: a few these are all up for consideration of being
Speaker 1: removed and renamed.
Speaker 3: It feels so mean, is I know the DEI and
Speaker 3: they defended this. The Pentagon say we're doing this, We're
Speaker 3: going to get in line with the President's priorities and
Speaker 3: our military priorities. All of that is fine. Does that
Speaker 3: mean we cannot honor anyone who wasn't a straight white
Speaker 3: man in history?
Speaker 1: It actually makes me feel physically ill, Like to see
Speaker 1: there's this move is, yes, it is. It has an impact.
Speaker 1: It's not just what's in a name. Everything Sometimes and
Speaker 1: remembering and honoring to seemingly erase what these men and
Speaker 1: women have done and contributed to make our country.
Speaker 2: What it is today. It feels really sick and sad the.
Speaker 3: Idea that no one can contribute to this country unless
Speaker 3: you are a straight white man. There are so many
Speaker 3: other contributions that people made for different communities, whether it's women, minorities, gay, whatever,
Speaker 3: And to think we can't honor.
Speaker 2: And yeah, to honor people who were the first.
Speaker 3: And this one's on Pride month that even.
Speaker 2: That just it's a gut punch.
Speaker 3: It seems so hot. That's a tough one. They will
Speaker 3: continue Wednesday, right on this Wednesday morning run. Well from
Speaker 3: this one's ominous, I swear we've seen this horror movie yet.
Speaker 3: Next up on the run, here we have a massive
Speaker 3: cloud that has blanketed the Caribbean and it's headed to
Speaker 3: the US later this week. This is a massive cloud
Speaker 3: of dust from the Sahara Desert. It's causing hazy skies
Speaker 3: and folks, yes having some issues. If you got asthma,
Speaker 3: you got allergies out there, a lot of sneezing and
Speaker 3: watery eyes for the people in its path.
Speaker 2: And you know it's a big deal.
Speaker 1: When a hurricane expert says this, it's very impressive. That
Speaker 1: was the reaction. But if you go and take a look,
Speaker 1: if you go online and look at the map and
Speaker 1: see where this cloud of dust is over basically all
Speaker 1: the beautiful Caribbean islands that those four folks are either
Speaker 1: visiting or live in and are having to deal with
Speaker 1: the dust clouds. Coverage extends for more than two thousand miles.
Speaker 1: That's how big it is. And it's coming for the
Speaker 1: US next. Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi are all in
Speaker 1: its path.
Speaker 3: Great, don't we have enough problems during hurricane season down there.
Speaker 3: Now we got dust. Experts say the dust concentration in
Speaker 3: this cloud is especially high, so folks with allergies, asthma
Speaker 3: breathing conditions need to actually remain in store indoors or
Speaker 3: wear a face mask when outside.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, have you ever heard of this phenomenon, the
Speaker 1: cloud dust dust cloud. We've been in news and this
Speaker 1: would be a classic local news story. People, you know,
Speaker 1: we would love to report on this. I don't remember this,
Speaker 1: but apparently these types of dust clouds periodically occur. In
Speaker 1: June of twenty twenty, there was actually a record breaking
Speaker 1: dust cloud over the Caribbean. It was so big and
Speaker 1: the dust was so concentrated. Whether experts said it was
Speaker 1: called the Godzilla dust cloud. Let's hope this one doesn't
Speaker 1: get a moniker as well.
Speaker 3: June of twenty twenty. We were all busy at the time.
Speaker 1: We were all indoors, actually wearing masks, so we were
Speaker 1: prepared for the dust cloud because we were all trying
Speaker 1: to stay away from COVID dead.
Speaker 3: Timing really is amazing.
Speaker 2: That's why we don't remember that. There were a few
Speaker 2: other priorities at that point.
Speaker 3: All right, next up on the run. Here are well
Speaker 3: our daily leg of the run that we run through
Speaker 3: downtown Manhattan, yes where the Diddy trial and what a
Speaker 3: day it was yesterday. Much of the test money focused
Speaker 3: on one hundred thousand dollars in a brown paper bag.
Speaker 3: That is what Sean Combs allegedly paid to make sure
Speaker 3: the public never saw that hotel surveillance video of him
Speaker 3: assaulting his ex Cassie been tour refined.
Speaker 1: Eddie Garcia, a hotel security guard, testified that did he
Speaker 1: reached out immediately after the incident and offered to pay
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars for what he thought was the
Speaker 1: only copy of that surveillance video. He said he personally
Speaker 1: met with Diddy gave him the USB drive with what
Speaker 1: was believed to be the only copy of the video.
Speaker 1: Did he, he said, pulled out one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: in cash out of a paper bag as well as
Speaker 1: a money counting machine, and he distributed it. I think
Speaker 1: his boss got fifty thousand. Eddie himself took thirty thousand.
Speaker 1: He gave a coworker twenty thousand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they spread the love around. Garcia said that
Speaker 3: Diddy later called him and put Cassie on the phone,
Speaker 3: and she explained she also didn't want that video to
Speaker 3: come out because she had a movie coming out and
Speaker 3: it was going to be bad for her if that
Speaker 3: video ever became public. Also in the stand yesterday, Derek Ferguson,
Speaker 3: he was with Ditty for some twenty years, worked for
Speaker 3: him as his chief financial officer. He was there to
Speaker 3: walk the jury through financial structure of some of Ditty's businesses,
Speaker 3: but said he never rose. He walked on for twenty years.
Speaker 3: He never saw Diddy or anybody else do anything illegal,
Speaker 3: anything violent. He said he didn't see a thing. So
Speaker 3: testimony continues this morning, expecting a forensic video expert to
Speaker 3: be up first, and then Brianna Bongolan, who says Diddy
Speaker 3: actually dangled her off of a balcony. She's supposed to
Speaker 3: be up next, and then robes everybody waiting for Jane,
Speaker 3: another woman who will be testifying under a pseudonym to
Speaker 3: protect her identity in court. But she was in a
Speaker 3: relationship of some kind of romantic relationship with Ditty at
Speaker 3: some point, but her testimony expected today.
Speaker 1: All right, next up on the run, We're going to
Speaker 1: head to New Orleans where police raided the home that
Speaker 1: was apparently used by one of those two remaining escaped
Speaker 1: inmates for a now deleted social media post.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we talked about this on yesterday's Morning Ron about
Speaker 3: Antoine Massey in his Instagram video where he said he
Speaker 3: didn't escape from jail, he was let out. He also
Speaker 3: bizarrely asked for help from Lol Wayne and President Trump.
Speaker 3: Authority say they found clothing belonging to Massi at that home,
Speaker 3: but he was long gone by the time they got there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Relatives of Massey recognized the residents from the video
Speaker 1: and alerted authorities. The owner of the home told reporters
Speaker 1: it was being rented, but then he refused to name
Speaker 1: his tenant. I'm sure police probably got that out of him,
Speaker 1: but he wouldn't give it to reporters who were asking. Massey,
Speaker 1: along with convicted murderer Derrick Groves, are still on the
Speaker 1: run after a total of ten inmates escaped from that
Speaker 1: New Orleans jail all the way back.
Speaker 2: On May sixteenth. And by the way, this home that they.
Speaker 1: Raided where he did the social media video, just like
Speaker 1: a few days ago, was just.
Speaker 2: Two miles from the jail where he escaped.
Speaker 1: Wow, So they at least know he didn't or he
Speaker 1: hasn't gone far as off yet.
Speaker 3: Do they know when the video is recorded? Because to
Speaker 3: think he's been on the run for almost two weeks
Speaker 3: and he's only two miles from the jail remarkable.
Speaker 2: Yep, that was a big exclamation point for me.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right, And that other part the relatives they
Speaker 3: called and said, we recognized the house. You know, so
Speaker 3: many folks have been getting arrested for helping these guys.
Speaker 3: It's funny now to hear folks say, yeah, that's him
Speaker 3: and he's at this place.
Speaker 1: You want to know why because there's a fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars reward on his head, so that might be motivating
Speaker 1: to relatives and friends alike.
Speaker 3: He thought it was the goodness of their hearts.
Speaker 2: Nay, it was the money.
Speaker 3: We'll stay with us, folks on this Wednesday morning run
Speaker 3: when we come back. The New York Knicks had us
Speaker 3: all a buzz here in this city after the best
Speaker 3: season they've had in twenty five years, so it's the
Speaker 3: perfect time to fire the head coach. Also, no reason
Speaker 3: to tease the other story, because Roboc already gave it
Speaker 3: away already about Rick Ashley dude, we continue now on
Speaker 3: this Wednesday morning, Ron, And it was so fun here
Speaker 3: in New York, Robes in recent weeks because the Knicks
Speaker 3: were good. The Knicks had it going all and then
Speaker 3: had a great run in the playoffs and came oh
Speaker 3: so close to getting to the NBA Finals. It's the
Speaker 3: closest they come to making the finals in twenty five years. So, Robes,
Speaker 3: this is the perfect time for the team to fire
Speaker 3: the head coach. Folks, they fired the head coach yesterday,
Speaker 3: Tom Thibodeau.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you sent me the link and I think I
Speaker 1: texted you back.
Speaker 2: WTF. It's a head scratcher.
Speaker 1: Not only had he just led the Knicks to their
Speaker 1: best playoff performance in yes twenty five years, the team's
Speaker 1: also won fifty games in back to back seasons, something
Speaker 1: the team has not done in twenty years.
Speaker 2: So why do it now? This is how the team
Speaker 2: explained it.
Speaker 1: Our organization is singularly focused on winning a championship. This
Speaker 1: pursuit led us to the decision to inform Tom Thibodeaux
Speaker 1: that we've decided to move in another direction.
Speaker 2: You didn't win, you get fired.
Speaker 3: But they exceeded expectations they were supposed to lose to
Speaker 3: Boston actually the playoffs and they beat Boston and they
Speaker 3: only came two games. They lost in six games to
Speaker 3: the Pacers. For God's sake, they look they out, they
Speaker 3: outdid the expectations. Why fire him? Now? There's something we
Speaker 3: don't know, I'm sure. But there's one knock against Thibideau
Speaker 3: is that there's only so far you can go with him.
Speaker 3: He is a good, respected coach, but he has the
Speaker 3: highest robes winning percentage among all coaches all time who
Speaker 3: never made it to the finals. Okay, so he's really
Speaker 3: really good, one of the best coaches. But he will
Speaker 3: only get you so far, is what some are arguing.
Speaker 3: Possibly it's what they were thinking.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: It's still a head scratcher, all right. Well for the
Speaker 1: final leg of our run. A song from nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: seven is a certified Spotify hit today and has joined
Speaker 1: an exclusive club, the Spotify Billion Download Club. The latest
Speaker 1: number of the club never Gonna Give You Up?
Speaker 2: From Rick Astley.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the song debut didn't nineteen eighty seven on Ashley's
Speaker 3: debut solo album. He was really young at the time, twenties.
Speaker 3: I saw his age. Now he's only fifty seven or something.
Speaker 3: He's Oh wow, I thought he'd be. No, he was
Speaker 3: a very young guy, a heart throb.
Speaker 1: Don't have it right? Oh yeah, I mean I don't
Speaker 1: know that I was, but I love that song. I
Speaker 1: danced around to it non stop in my bedroom.
Speaker 3: That song reached number one on the charts all over
Speaker 3: the world. Again, that was nineteen eighty seven, but it
Speaker 3: found new popularity in the two thousands with Rickrolling. Did
Speaker 3: you know about this?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, it became a thing online. Well I didn't know
Speaker 3: what it was, but it was online. It was a
Speaker 3: meme situation type thing where people were being tricked into
Speaker 3: going to a website only to discover that Ashley's video
Speaker 3: and song we're playing. So it became kind of just
Speaker 3: a funny joke people were doing to each other online
Speaker 3: and his song got popular.
Speaker 1: That's funny and it's a catchy song. It really it
Speaker 1: holds like I love that song.
Speaker 2: But I didn't know about this name. Neither did you?
Speaker 1: Because we're probably too old. Isn't this something the young
Speaker 1: folks do?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm we look online. We're just not as interesting.
Speaker 3: And some things that other folks are.
Speaker 1: Online, well, TikTok and memes and all that stuff. I
Speaker 1: think we larger, Yeah.
Speaker 2: We just were. Yeah we're too old anyway.
Speaker 1: Because of that, his song found a new audience, yes,
Speaker 1: a younger audience, I would argue, and has been racking
Speaker 1: up the downloads, finally crossing that billion download mark this week.
Speaker 1: So never gonna give you up. It's just the latest
Speaker 1: song to reach that milestone. But it's a rarity that
Speaker 1: a song this old passes the one billion stream That
Speaker 1: makes sense. So we bet you're wondering we were too.
Speaker 1: What are the most stream songs on Spotify, TJ.
Speaker 3: I should mention there's about a thousand songs who have
Speaker 3: crossed the billion mark. Wow online, I would have thought,
Speaker 3: But the ones who are at the top, it's not
Speaker 3: just a billion, it's like four billion. And the number
Speaker 3: one song it makes sense, Blinding Lights by the Weekend,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that song was everything everywhere for a little while.
Speaker 3: It certainly was, but four point eight billion streams after
Speaker 3: that you got Ed Sheeran, That makes sense, the shape
Speaker 3: of you as someone you loved by Lewis Capaldi, then
Speaker 3: Weekend again with Starboy and then Harry Styles as it was,
Speaker 3: all of those got about four billion and upwards. I
Speaker 3: was surprised looking at the list. Once you start looking
Speaker 3: at it, you'll just do a complete deep dive on
Speaker 3: these songs. Taylor Swift, she didn't show up until number thirty.
Speaker 2: That's you know what it is though.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about these songs and what you just mentioned
Speaker 1: about tiktoks and streaming and all of that.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: These are songs that people use on their tiktoks that
Speaker 1: they're dancing to blinding lights. Remember every single kid had
Speaker 1: a TikTok video to that, so that makes sense if
Speaker 1: you're downloading them to share on social media, then they
Speaker 1: get replayed. That makes a lot of only two women
Speaker 1: in the top twenty.
Speaker 3: I was surprised to see that Tones and I Dance Monkey, Okay.
Speaker 1: There you go, another TikTok dance Sale. Yes, that's the
Speaker 1: song that kids use on TikTok.
Speaker 3: And then Billie Eilish but it was a once she
Speaker 3: had with coll It for the song Lovely. But I
Speaker 3: was very surprised as much as women dominate from Lady
Speaker 3: Ga Ga, Beyonce, and Taylor Swift, to only see two
Speaker 3: women in the top twenty and Taylor Swift Cruel Summer
Speaker 3: is the song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you've got to go viral. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: just and that's a whole other layer to making music right. Wow.
Speaker 3: I was very happy to include that story because I
Speaker 3: know Rick Ashley is your boy.
Speaker 2: I do like that song.
Speaker 3: There you go, folks, before we let you go here,
Speaker 3: we do have something we like for you to consider.
Speaker 3: It is our Gabby Bernstein quote of the day. Again,
Speaker 3: we have been keeping a theme this week doing all
Speaker 3: Gabby Bernstein. It quotes from our interview with her that
Speaker 3: you're going to be able to see or hear rather
Speaker 3: very soon. But here is our Gabby Bernstein quote.
Speaker 1: Of the day. The very second we choose a loving thought,
Speaker 1: our emotions shift and our energy changes. This is realignment
Speaker 1: with the universe. I love this because we can all
Speaker 1: get into a negative thought pattern or just start complaining,
Speaker 1: either out loud or in our heads. And if you
Speaker 1: just recognize it and say I'm going to think of
Speaker 1: something loving, either towards myself, towards someone else, towards the world,
Speaker 1: your whole energy changes. That is so powerful and I
Speaker 1: just love feeling she is. I've said this plenty of times,
Speaker 1: but she is all about self empowerment, self improvement and
Speaker 1: it just it's awesome to know you have those tools
Speaker 1: right at the ready.
Speaker 3: It's hard to do man to do it in practice,
Speaker 3: but once you see it works one or two times
Speaker 3: for you, you start going, oh, I know I have
Speaker 3: this tool in my toolbox now, but I have been
Speaker 3: doing this more since she since we talked to her
Speaker 3: just having a negative thought just stop for a moment,
Speaker 3: and she said, come up with the next most positive
Speaker 3: emotion you can come up with. It might not be joy,
Speaker 3: happ just what's the next most positive thing you can
Speaker 3: come up with.
Speaker 2: It works, It totally does.
Speaker 1: So we'll give you the quote of the day one
Speaker 1: more time that you can take with you and maybe
Speaker 1: try to put this into practice. The second we choose
Speaker 1: a loving thought, our emotions shift and our energy changes.
Speaker 1: This is realignment with the universe. Thank you, Gabby, and
Speaker 1: thank you for listening.
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Speaker 3: Holmes will be running with you again.
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