Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Good
Speaker 1: morning everyone, It's Tuesday, September ninth.
Speaker 2: I'm Amy Robox and I'm TJ Homes. It is time. Now,
Speaker 2: it's time to get a new iPhone finally? Are you
Speaker 2: like some I wait? I don't get the next one.
Speaker 2: I wait for the next one and the next one.
Speaker 1: And you're about to do because what number is yours?
Speaker 2: On the fourteen right now? Why are you laughing?
Speaker 1: Because that sounds like you.
Speaker 2: They tell me a new iPhone is coming the seventeen.
Speaker 2: Are we getting it today? Yes?
Speaker 1: And it's been on ozempic apparently.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I haven't waiting on this one. Yes, folks,
Speaker 2: a major announcements from Apple today about a whole lot
Speaker 2: of products. But we're expecting something big about the iPhone.
Speaker 2: And yes, for those of us who stay on the
Speaker 2: sidelines and don't get the next generation, we wait for
Speaker 2: a couple of generations. It's a big day for us. Also,
Speaker 2: big day. Look, we totally you about The Conjuring being
Speaker 2: the second biggest horror movie ever. Turns out it has
Speaker 2: moved up the list already in a day because of
Speaker 2: some new numbers that came out Yes, The Conjuring Folks
Speaker 2: is now the number one movie horror movie ever. Will
Speaker 2: explain why the numbers changed and ropes. I don't know
Speaker 2: what's fans, It's been so much going on in the
Speaker 2: stands lately, a game.
Speaker 1: People have some I don't know, some negative energy they
Speaker 1: need to release or something, and they're choosing to do
Speaker 1: so in front of broadcast cameras, which really isn't a
Speaker 1: good call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this happened live as well. And what happened
Speaker 2: live got one NFL fan now banned indefinitely from every
Speaker 2: single NFL stadium. We'll tell you what he did, and
Speaker 2: then your favorite story of the day, this Banksy story. Yes,
Speaker 2: this artist is just fascinating.
Speaker 1: I just love that he's so prolific, so beloved, and
Speaker 1: yet so mysterious, and he chooses his moments. He usually
Speaker 1: almost always has a political commentary alongside his street art,
Speaker 1: but this one's causing quite the stir in London.
Speaker 2: Yes, we'll get into that as well. And as always,
Speaker 2: Folks on your phone, now, take a look at the
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Speaker 2: updates coming to you. Don't have to go looking for him. Also,
Speaker 2: on the run this morning, we'll tell you about Trump.
Speaker 2: He's still on the hook for eighty three million dollars. Also,
Speaker 2: Ice is headed to Chicago. Also, the Supreme Court just
Speaker 2: gave the president a huge go ahead and a salmonella
Speaker 2: outbreak of great concern now that we need to tell
Speaker 2: you about.
Speaker 1: That's right. But we begin our run on this Tuesday
Speaker 1: with the much talked about Trump to Epstein birthday message,
Speaker 1: complete with that naked lady sketch. Well, that was finally
Speaker 1: revealed to the public yesterday, and the note was part
Speaker 1: of documents subpoened by the House Oversight Committee from the
Speaker 1: Epstein estates all.
Speaker 2: That it's been talked about. After you finally saw it,
Speaker 2: did you go.
Speaker 1: It's creepy, it's weird.
Speaker 2: It is kind of bizarre.
Speaker 1: Because it's secretive. It's almost they're speaking in code.
Speaker 2: It seems there's something.
Speaker 1: There's a lot left for interpretation, and none of it good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, So this note, folks. The Wall Street Journal
Speaker 2: was the first report about it back the earlier this
Speaker 2: summer that he allegedly had sent this note to Epstein
Speaker 2: for his fiftieth birthday. The message included yes, a lewde
Speaker 2: drawing the outline of a woman's body. President Trump denied
Speaker 2: ever sending such a note, even going as far as
Speaker 2: suing the Wall Street Journal for even reporting about it.
Speaker 1: So yesterday's release included the full text of the note,
Speaker 1: which includes an imaginary conversation between Epstein and Trump. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna go ahead and read this for you. I
Speaker 1: can't believe I'm saying this, but I'll be Epstein, you'll
Speaker 1: be Donald, all right, So it reads Epstein, there must
Speaker 1: be more to life than having everything.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is, but I won't tell you what it.
Speaker 1: Is, nor will I since I also know what it is.
Speaker 2: We have certain things in common, Jeffrey, Yes, we do.
Speaker 1: Come to think of.
Speaker 2: It, enigma's never age. Have you noticed that?
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, it was clear to me
Speaker 1: the last time I saw you, a.
Speaker 2: Pal is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday, and may every
Speaker 2: day be another wonderful secret. And it was signed Donald.
Speaker 2: Now that's the line. Initially, when Wall Street Journal reported
Speaker 2: about it earlier this summer, they only included that text.
Speaker 2: That's all they had. Happy birthday, May every day be
Speaker 2: another wonderful secret. I don't understand the back and forth
Speaker 2: what the joke is supposed to be, But it's an
Speaker 2: inside whatever. But again President Trump is saying he had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with it, did not write it.
Speaker 1: Okay, but what the Wall Street Journal reported is clearly
Speaker 1: and specifically referenced here in this note that was Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: they got it recovered. So I wonder what happens to
Speaker 1: the lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Then you make a good point. He can still make
Speaker 2: the argument that it wasn't him that signed it, I guess.
Speaker 1: But they can still make the argument that it says
Speaker 1: Donald and that it came from the Epstein estate. It'll
Speaker 1: be interesting to see what happens here with this one.
Speaker 2: Of course, their response again they just said this is
Speaker 2: more of the Democrat Epstein hoax, but sticking to the
Speaker 2: story that the President did not write that note.
Speaker 1: All right. Next up on the run, we had to Chicago,
Speaker 1: where the Trump administration has made it official. The Department
Speaker 1: of Homeland Security has announced it is launching Operation Midway Blitz.
Speaker 1: It will target undocumented immigrants who commit crimes in Chicago
Speaker 1: and throughout the state of Illinois.
Speaker 2: DHS went on social media to announce the operation is
Speaker 2: in honor of twenty year old Katie Abraham, who was
Speaker 2: killed in a hit and run in January by an
Speaker 2: undocumented man from Guatemala. Hundreds of Homeland Security officials will
Speaker 2: operate from a naval base just outside of Chicago.
Speaker 1: The agency saying this President Hi Trump and Secretary Nome
Speaker 1: have a clear message. No city is a safe haven
Speaker 1: for criminal illegal aliens. If you come to our country
Speaker 1: illegally and break our laws, we will hunt you down,
Speaker 1: arrest you, deport you, and you will never return in.
Speaker 2: Chicago's mayor and the Illinois governor said they did not
Speaker 2: receive any notice about the initiative and there have been
Speaker 2: zero attempts to coordinate with local officials, adding they will
Speaker 2: stand up to Trump's tyranny all right.
Speaker 1: Next up on They run a loss for President Trump
Speaker 1: in court today, and appeals Court ruled the eighty three
Speaker 1: million dollar defamation judgment against him should stand.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A New York jury in January awarded damages to
Speaker 2: e Gene Carroll, who brought suit against Trump for defaming
Speaker 2: her after she came forward with allegations that Trump had
Speaker 2: sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room. Trump
Speaker 2: publicly called her a liar and accused her of making
Speaker 2: up the story just to sell a book. We don't
Speaker 2: know exactly what the president can do now, but he's
Speaker 2: running out of a palace. Options Supreme Court might be
Speaker 2: his last shot, all right.
Speaker 1: Next up on the run from a loss to a win.
Speaker 1: In fact, a major victory for the Trump administration, the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court has cleared the way for immigration raids to
Speaker 1: continue in California. The six' to three decision from The
Speaker 1: High court is temporary while the case continues through the appeals.
Speaker 2: Court it follows a federal judges ruling this summer's BLOCKING
Speaker 2: ice agents from conducting raids IN la after immigrant rights groups,
Speaker 2: sued CLAIMING ice agents were stopping people without reasonable, suspicion
Speaker 2: targeting people based solely on race and. Religion Justice Greg
Speaker 2: kavanaugh wrote a ten page opinion to explain the, decision
Speaker 2: writing that immigration stops are reasonable and legal based on
Speaker 2: these following.
Speaker 1: Circumstance so this is What kavanaugh. Wrote there is an
Speaker 1: extremely high number and percentage of illegal immigrants in The
Speaker 1: Los angeles. Area that those individuals tend to gather in
Speaker 1: certain locations to seek daily. Work that those individuals often
Speaker 1: work in certain kinds of jobs such as day, labor, landscaping,
Speaker 1: agriculture and construction that do not require paperwork and are
Speaker 1: therefore especially attractive to illegal. Immigrants and that many of
Speaker 1: those illegally in The Los angeles area come From mexico
Speaker 1: Or Central america and do not speak Much. English so he's,
Speaker 1: saying if all of these conditions and these circumstances, exist
Speaker 1: THEN ice agents have every right to seek out these
Speaker 1: individuals and question their immigration. Status one, well, ironically those
Speaker 1: were the exact circumstances that the federal judge and the
Speaker 1: appellate court judge cited as REASONS ice agents could not
Speaker 1: stop someone to question their immigration. Status so they absolutely
Speaker 1: took the same, circumstances and The Supreme court, said this
Speaker 1: is why we're going to LET ice agents go ahead
Speaker 1: and do. This and that's exactly why the lower court,
Speaker 1: said we're not going to let you do, this because
Speaker 1: this is racial.
Speaker 2: Profiling two courts pointing out the exact same, facts ruling
Speaker 2: in the exact opposite.
Speaker 1: Correct, okay that's where we, Are, Yes so next up
Speaker 1: on the, run let's move. On THE cdc has issued
Speaker 1: a food safety alert after at least sixteen people in
Speaker 1: ten states have gotten sick from a home delivery meal.
Speaker 1: Service according to THE, cdc there is now an outbreak
Speaker 1: of salmonella infections linked to the service Called Metabolic. Meals.
Speaker 2: Yeah the agency is directing people to not eat any
Speaker 2: of their products and to throw out any meals that
Speaker 2: may be in your refrigerator or a. Freezer seven of
Speaker 2: the sixteen people infected have been, hospitalized but so far
Speaker 2: no one has. Died illnesses have been reported In, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Washington,
Speaker 2: wisconsin kind of all.
Speaker 1: Over, yeah ten. States it's a redit.
Speaker 2: West hit The, south at the west, coast at the.
Speaker 1: Northeast salmonella does not. Discriminate oh my, GOODNESS i.
Speaker 2: Wasn't familiar Metabolic is it a niche?
Speaker 1: Thing is it a The Metabolic meal? Service hadn't heard
Speaker 1: of it, Before but apparently it's popular enough that it
Speaker 1: sickened several people in these ten. States all, right next
Speaker 1: up on and they're. On a fan shoved one of
Speaker 1: the biggest stars in THE nfl on live. Television, well
Speaker 1: that fan has now been banned indefinitely from ALL nfl.
Speaker 1: Stadiums this happened On sunday in the very high profile
Speaker 1: night matchup between The Buffalo bills and the Visiting Baltimore. Ravens,
Speaker 1: yeah after scoring.
Speaker 2: The ravens players were celebrating near the end zone. Wall you,
Speaker 2: know fans are lined up there going, crazy yelling and.
Speaker 2: Screaming sometimes they try to get high fives and. Whatnot
Speaker 2: but a fan can clearly be seen patting one player's
Speaker 2: helmet kind. Of and then another player comes up behind
Speaker 2: a couple of players Behind Lamar, jackson the, quarterback and
Speaker 2: this fan robes this is. Clear he puts both hands
Speaker 2: on his helmet and shoves what and you See Lamar
Speaker 2: jackson's head jerk backwards like it's playing a Day And
Speaker 2: lamar reacted and turned with HIS mvp frame and put
Speaker 2: two hands and shoved back and the guy disappears into the.
Speaker 1: CROWD i get, that like that makes a. Lot that's
Speaker 1: a natural reaction.
Speaker 2: And it's probably appropriate and it's still. Measured but but,
Speaker 2: yes that fan has been. Banned jackson is not expected
Speaker 2: to have any, punishment but we have seen too many
Speaker 2: incidents of things happening between fans and players or in
Speaker 2: between fans as. Well somebody's gonna get.
Speaker 1: Hurt don't touch other people.
Speaker 2: Period know what We're, yeah this is. Awful who knows
Speaker 2: what's going on with that, guy but he's out of,
Speaker 2: there has been. Banned all, right stay with us here on.
Speaker 2: This what are we doing?
Speaker 1: Today It's, tuesday.
Speaker 2: On This Tuesday Morning. Run when we come. Back today
Speaker 2: is the day, finally finally for those of us who
Speaker 2: been waiting for the new iPhone version that's finally gonna
Speaker 2: get us the. Upgrade today is the DAY i think
Speaker 2: we are going to get. It, also horror movie fans.
Speaker 2: Unite we have a. Winner, yes a new number one
Speaker 2: horror movie of all. Time Also robes favorite store of the.
Speaker 2: Morning he has struck, Again, banksy and as soon as
Speaker 2: he puts it, up they are trying to take it.
Speaker 1: Down welcome back to This tuesday edition of Our Morning.
Speaker 1: Run and next up on The, run we have been
Speaker 1: promised an awe dropping event In, Coopertino california, Today apple
Speaker 1: is unveiling its new lineup of products at one Pm
Speaker 1: eastern time ten Am pacific, time and one of the
Speaker 1: most anticipated items a new slimmer thinner iPhone. Seventeen we
Speaker 1: believe it will be called the iPhone.
Speaker 2: Air, Okay i'm, excited you're at what at? Sixteen i'm at?
Speaker 1: Sixteen, yeah because you know, ME i get the newest.
Speaker 1: One every Time i've.
Speaker 2: Been, Waiting i've been sitting it. Out this is the
Speaker 2: One i've been waiting.
Speaker 1: On all, right WELL i may join you knowing.
Speaker 2: Me i've been sitting on fourteen four, minute it's, Time
Speaker 2: it's time. Now the iPhone seventeen lineup is expected to
Speaker 2: include The, standard The, pro and The Pro max. Versions
Speaker 2: beyond the, iPhones apple is also planning to showcase The
Speaker 2: Apple watch series eleven and an update to its. AirPods
Speaker 2: some have predicted this new version will come with a
Speaker 2: live translation. Function wow how? Much well any of this
Speaker 2: costs as? Well, well we shall. See but given some
Speaker 2: of The trump, tariffs it's kind of anybody's. Guests but so,
Speaker 2: Far APPLE Ceo Tim cook has avoided predictions of a
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars iPhone by moving a major portion Of
Speaker 2: apples production From china To.
Speaker 1: India that's one way to do. It and you, KNOW
Speaker 1: i justify my new phone purchases because, usually you, Know
Speaker 1: i'm kind AND i want to give my old phone
Speaker 1: to one of my. Daughters, therefore it feels, like you,
Speaker 1: Know i'm. Recycling i'm keeping things.
Speaker 2: Green tell yourself what you have to tell.
Speaker 1: Yourself, ah, YES i don't really have to tell myself
Speaker 1: any all. Right next up on the, Run, yes turns
Speaker 1: out the Latest conjuring movie did even better at the
Speaker 1: box office than originally. Thought Conjuring Last rites opened in
Speaker 1: theaters over the, weekend and initial estimate showed the movie
Speaker 1: made one hundred eighty seven million, dollars which would have
Speaker 1: made it which made it at that point the second
Speaker 1: biggest horror movie opening of all.
Speaker 2: Time but those were the initial estimates of how much
Speaker 2: the movie. Made the actual numbers came out a little.
Speaker 2: Later we have them now shows that the movie actually
Speaker 2: made one hundred and ninety four million, dollars and that
Speaker 2: number moves it, up moves it, ahead and makes it
Speaker 2: now the biggest horror movie opening of all. Time rome's
Speaker 2: we talked about. This we were, exhausted we thought we'd
Speaker 2: fall asleep in the. Theater but we are horror movie
Speaker 2: junkies and The conjuring series has to be our all
Speaker 2: time favorite And i'm so glad we. Went but to
Speaker 2: now know we went and contributed To, yes what is
Speaker 2: the greatest horror movie? Opening weekend in.
Speaker 1: HISTORY i want to see it. Again we might even
Speaker 1: go back to a theater and add more to that.
Speaker 1: Total all, right for the final leg of our, run
Speaker 1: we head To, london Where banksy has struck. AGAIN a
Speaker 1: mural by the Famous anonymous street artists popped up at
Speaker 1: The Royal courts Of justice On.
Speaker 2: Monday and what does it show? Well it shows a
Speaker 2: judge using his gavel to beat a protester lying on
Speaker 2: the ground Of the protester is holding a blank sign
Speaker 2: with splattered red, paint presumably representing. Blood banksy posted a
Speaker 2: photo of the mural On, instagram which is how he
Speaker 2: authenticates his street. Art it's Captioned Royal courts Of.
Speaker 1: Justice, London very simple and to the. Point authorities were
Speaker 1: quick to cover the artwork with sheets of black plastic
Speaker 1: and metal, barriers and they also have two security officers
Speaker 1: guarding the area right. Now city officials say the mural
Speaker 1: will be removed from the building with consideration for it's historical.
Speaker 1: Significance they explained that The Royal courts Of justice is
Speaker 1: a one hundred and forty three year old building and
Speaker 1: the city is obligated to maintain its original.
Speaker 2: Character what how are they going to preserve.
Speaker 1: It, well they're saying they're preserving the building and that's
Speaker 1: why they have to get rid of the. Mural oh,
Speaker 1: NO i.
Speaker 2: Was, saying how are they going to preserve the mural
Speaker 2: because it says with consideration for its historical significance for
Speaker 2: the building or for the.
Speaker 1: ART i believe it's for the building.
Speaker 2: From the, building with considerate not for the. Art they
Speaker 2: don't consider that the art is something that IS.
Speaker 1: I, mean there's a picture of, IT i. Guess and
Speaker 1: now that he can a lot of. This, LOOK i
Speaker 1: actually went to A banksy exhibition traveling In, europe and
Speaker 1: a lot of the exhibition is are the photographs of the? Art?
Speaker 1: Right so, yes it's it's impermanent because oftentimes where he
Speaker 1: puts these, things they can't stay because, look this is
Speaker 1: a historically it's, like you, know we call the historical
Speaker 1: societies hysterical. Societies you can't even change the paint color
Speaker 1: of a shutter or a door or a. Brain certainly
Speaker 1: they can't leave up some mural painted even by a
Speaker 1: famous artist whose works sell for millions of.
Speaker 2: Dollars this suckers is going to get rolled.
Speaker 1: Over, yep, wow oh.
Speaker 2: Wow of, Course banksy is one of the world's best known.
Speaker 2: Artists even though we have no idea who banks he.
Speaker 2: Is the paintings and installations sell for millions of, dollars
Speaker 2: and this anonymity is about avoiding any criminal charges for his.
Speaker 2: Art that's one. Thing people have been speculating about his
Speaker 2: true identity for. Decades now do they good guesses out?
Speaker 1: There there are some guesses about some local artists that
Speaker 1: hail from his. Hometown but the one thing THE, bbc it's.
Speaker 1: Weird they lost the interview but it's from two thousand and,
Speaker 1: Three but in twenty twenty, three two years, ago they
Speaker 1: said that they know his first name or he goes By.
Speaker 1: Robbie so everyone's looking for folks Named robert who are artists?
Speaker 1: Who but it's wild to me that his actual identity
Speaker 1: is still unknown to the.
Speaker 2: GRACE i hope we never. Know i'm, curious but it's.
Speaker 1: Better maybe posthumously after he goes like then we can
Speaker 1: find out who he was and why he did and
Speaker 1: does what he. Did all, right on This, tuesday we
Speaker 1: would like to leave you with. This it is our
Speaker 1: quote of the. DAY i actually picked this one in
Speaker 1: honor of The Big apple. Event oh. Wow the Late
Speaker 1: Steve jobs is known from, many many, quotes AND i
Speaker 1: hadn't heard this, one AND i, just you, KNOW i
Speaker 1: don't think it's, morbid BECAUSE i think it's just something
Speaker 1: to take with you throughout the day to remember how to.
Speaker 1: Live Steve jobs, said remembering That i'll be dead soon
Speaker 1: is the most important Tool i've ever encountered to help
Speaker 1: me make the big choices in, life because almost, everything
Speaker 1: all external, expectations all, pride all fear of embarrassment or,
Speaker 1: failure these things just fall away in the face of,
Speaker 1: death leaving only what is truly.
Speaker 2: Important it feels morbid at the top if you Think
Speaker 2: i'll be dead, Soon but, man if you think, that
Speaker 2: it changes What i'm even going to and a half of, breakfast,
Speaker 2: right it changes my whole. Day.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah we were trying to figure out where to,
Speaker 1: go if, anywhere for Our christmas. Holidays maybe we can
Speaker 1: take This AND i just sent him something to look.
Speaker 1: At OH i am crafty with my quotes of the.
Speaker 1: Day SOMETIMES i have motivation behind, them but, NO i
Speaker 1: do love this, One Steve, jobs AND i, agree it's
Speaker 1: one of those. Moments this is when we really truly
Speaker 1: get down to the perspective of why we're here and
Speaker 1: how limited our time. Is we make decisions, differently so
Speaker 1: thank You Steve. Jobs how about we send you guys
Speaker 1: off with one more reading of this. Quote remembering That
Speaker 1: i'll be dead soon is the most important Tool i've
Speaker 1: ever encountered to help me make the big choices in.
Speaker 1: Life because almost, everything all external, expectations all, pride all
Speaker 1: fear of embarrassment or, failure these things us fall away
Speaker 1: in the face of, death leaving only what is truly.
Speaker 1: Important thank, You Steve. Jobs thank you for listening. Everyone
Speaker 1: I'm Ami redblock And I'M.
Speaker 2: Tj. Holmes we'll be talking to you alsoon