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Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Hey there, everybody, and good morning, and welcome to Morning Run. It is Thursday, July sixteenth. I'm Amy Robots.
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Speaker 2: And I'm GJ. Holmes. Always appreciate you being here with us. And if you're anywhere in the northeast norther part of the US, you are waking up another hazy day. The sky looks red where we are almost pink. I usually see skies like that when a tornado is coming. I'm used to that from the South. But this is bizarre. It looks like armageddon.
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Speaker 1: It does. It's hazy. This is all coming from wildfires in Canada, but it is absolutely creating this eerie like atmosphere here in the Northeast.
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Speaker 2: Oh yes, a lot of pew. And this is a health issue as well. We'll get into that a little bit this morning. But on the run this morning, we'll be making stops in Atlanta, make a stop at the Pentagon in Canada, in Maryland and the San Francisco Bay. We'll also be making several stops in Florida this morning. A lot of news coming out of there. Also will be making a stop by the US Treasury, but Ropes. We want to start with a reminder to folks of what we're going to see tonight. Yes, we are in the middle of war, the resumption of war, five straight days of airstrikes against Iran. So the President is going to address the nation tonight, Robes. And I expect he's just going to exclusively talk about the war, is he not?
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Speaker 1: Oh, but you are incorrect, my friend. Yes, the President, apparently in his prime time addressed to the nation tonight at nine PM, is expected to talk about US elections and a specific US election.
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Speaker 2: People are really nervous about this in the direction he's going to go that. Possibly he's going to go back to twenty twenty in some kind of way, try to justify or present evidence that he says proves he didn't win, he didn't lose that election. Robes, keep a good eye on this. When he did tease the speech earlier this week, says it'll be quote really really big news quote a big announcement. Quote. It doesn't get any bigger. So again nine o'clock this even the President addressing the nation from the White House.
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Speaker 1: Woo all right. In the meantime, though, and next up on the run, the President announced that Iran has freed a US citizen as a gesture of goodwill as the war and tensions between those two countries continues to escalate. That citizen is Dina Kurari, and her attorney said she's been trapped in Iran since twenty twenty four on bogus charges. He confirmed she is now safe and traveling back to the United States.
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Speaker 2: That Trump made the announcement on True Social saying quote, Iran has allowed an American citizen who was wrongfully detained in December of twenty twenty four under the presidency of Sleepy Joe Biden to leave the country. She is now safely outside of Iran and in good condition. The United States of America appreciates the gesture of goodwill by Iran. I was surprised to see him right there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. He actually gave them a credit basically for making that gesture. And Karari's attorney then praised Trump for his clients release, writing on x that this would not have happened but for the extraordinary and relentless efforts of President Trump. Next up on the run. Just yesterday, we told you that the administration was suspending ICE traffic stops after two Ice involved deadly shootings. Well, the President has already ordered them to resume making said traffic stops.
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Speaker 2: Yeah that was quick. You remember they said it was going to be temporary.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we didn't realize it was less than twenty four hours.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but yeah, he was a probably furious to hear the change in ICE policy. Later posted this the true social quote. We cannot give up one of ICE's most important effective crime fighting tools, the traffic stop ones. We do we are playing right into the hands of criminals. The radical left Democrats would like to see this done, but it won't happen on my watch. Ice. Be judicious, fair and smart, and go back to do your very important job. I guess that's official. The President this seems to have ordered a reversal impolicy, which means going back to the old policy.
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Speaker 1: All right, next up on the run. We were just talking about the forecast. We're expected to have a beautiful day, or it seems like it. When I look on the Apple weather app it says it's going to be eighty degrees, sunny skies. That sounds amazing, but it actually looks nothing like that. We were supposed to have mostly scunny skies. We actually traveled outside of New York City. We're out east, as they like to say, and so yes, we were expecting beautiful blue skies by the ocean, and instead it feels like we're in a dome of clouds. And it's hard to describe just how it feels. It feels oppressive, it does.
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Speaker 2: You do feel trapped, like you can't get out of something, that something is descending on you. In some parts, there is some beauty in the sky. You were looking yesterday in the moon. Excuse me, the sun had a gorgeous look to it, pink or something that was kind of ominous but beautiful at the same time. But this is no matter how beautiful it looks, it is dangerous. We are one of millions of people, a lot of you out there midwest Northeast in particular, seeing these hazy skies because of large, why old fires that are burning in Canada. When this happened a year ago, two years ago, this happened and we were in the city, Yeah.
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Speaker 1: It was a couple years ago, and it was a similar feeling of armageddon. So the wind is sending smoke down our way from these large wildfires burning in Canada, which is polluting the air. So yes, it could look kind of cool, but it's really actually dangerous for millions of Americans. I didn't realize this. There are more than one hundred active fires. I honestly didn't
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know this was happening. Didn't see this coming all of a sudden, just looked up and thought, what the heck is going on?
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Speaker 2: So I think through the week it might maybe clear up this weekend. We shall see, but just be aware for especially if you're outside, if you're running, if you're compromise in any way in your respiratory system, they do tell you this is dangerous stuff. Continue on the run here now in robes we know this. Governor DeSantis don't play and now has scheduled not one, but two executions on the same day later this month. It seems weird to even say the term double exit.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's exactly what is said to happen in Florida later this month. It would be the first time since nineteen sixty four that the state will execute two people on the same day. Apologies, Brody just barked at something. The Florida governor has been signing death warrants left and right over the past couple of years. Last year, Florida set a record and led the nation with nineteen executions. That is correct. Nineteen. It's hard to imagine that that is a correct number, but it is. In fact.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how it's possible they could not lead the country once again this year because of seventeen executions we've seen in the country, ten have happened in Florida in twenty twenty six. Now, on July twenty eighth, that's the day of the double executions. James Duckett is scheduled to die at noon and then Dominic Anthony O Chacone Junior is scheduled to die x six pm. And Ropes I saw the now I said, oh, that guy, James Duckett was the one who was supposed to. Is it May or is it March. He was supposed to and they said some DNA that needs to be tested and we all said, fine, knock yourself out. They tested that DNA it was inconclusive, so they rescheduled his and you put it on this day.
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Speaker 1: Oh wow, I do remember that now, so yes, that will be.
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Speaker 2: Here's the ex cop.
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Speaker 1: Yes, he was the ex police officer who was convicted of murdering an eleven year old girl back in nineteen eighty seven. And o'sheacone shot his ex fiance's parents off back in nineteen eighty six. These these are murders that happened in the eighties. So these families, these victims' families have been waiting for close to forty years in some cases for basically to see the sentence carried out.
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Speaker 2: I continue here on the run now. This is just an awful one out of Kissing Me Florida, but we did wanted to give you a heads up about what's going on. A two year old child is dead after being shot by his four year old cousin.
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Speaker 1: That is unthinkable. How is that possible?
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Speaker 2: Because police say the two had been left in a car with an unsecured handgun. And what makes worse ropes they've been on this family trip, They've been to several states. The family was showing up to this home and going into a rental home. The adults got out of the car, they say, to go check
into the rental home. Before they even got to the door to get inside the home, they heard a gun shot.
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Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just absolutely shocked that a four year old would even know how to fire a weapon.
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Speaker 2: I mean, well they are Look, it's hard to pull the trigger. It's not the easiest thing in the world. I don't know how. But they say it was not even in a holster robes. Just a gun out open in a car with two kids. That's and police do say charges are coming in this one roades. These might be severe.
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Speaker 1: Charges, and that makes sense, and it seems like that would be appropriate because that is just negligence. Doesn't even begin to describe the outcome of what happened there all right. Next up on the Run, the family of Nolan Wells had what they described as a respectful meeting with the district attorney of the teen who died Fourth of July weekend under mysterious circumstances. The eighteen year old was found off Horn Island on July sixth. He'd been reported missing after he was hanging out with some friends for the Fourth of July weekend.
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Speaker 2: There are a lot of mysterious circumstances around this, but they're trying to piece this together. They are waiting for the results of two autopsies, the one officially being done by the medical examiner, and the family has also done an independent one. They also Robes have agreed that the phone is such a key part of this investigation and Nolan Well's phone. According to the attorney, they have agreed to sit down with the DA and go over it together with their own experts. But being in the same room, I mean that helps with some transparency.
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Speaker 1: It sounds that is helpful. And the DA had said that or the sheriff at least had said previously that they hadn't gotten to see the phone. And the family has been saying that they believe their son's snapchat was there were photos, videos, messages possibly deleted, so they hopefully can recover that with the help of police. We'll see what happens, but it is at least a good step forward.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to head out to the San Francisco Bay for the next leg of our run where Coastguard is called off the search for three people missing there after their boat capsize. This happened near Alcatraz. Authorities believe that what happened was about twenty folks were on this boat, most from the same family. They were on a boat. It's part about memorial service. They had previously confirmed Rode that one person was dead and they were looking for the three others after this pontoon boat capsize. But it's been about twenty four hours of search and they already rode. They said it was a hard decision, but already they say it doesn't make any sense. They have no hope of finding them.
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Speaker 1: That is so sad. Four people of the same family died when they were actually trying to memorialize the loved one. The Coastguard says they swept the nearly thousand nautical miles looking for the three and just turned up nothing. But this is just an awful story.
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Speaker 2: In the bay you think about. It's not the ocean. It didn't seem like it seemed like a kind of a more of a fine nite and right around Alcatraze. But what carried their bodies off. That's a lot of area they covered and still have no hope. So that's a tough one, all right.
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Speaker 1: Next up on the Run, R Kelly is asking President Trump to reduce his prison sentence. The fifty nine year old singer has filed a petition for clemency with the Department of Justice, seeking a commutation rather than a full pardon.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. He's currently serving thirty years in a North Carolina prison for his twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two convictions for racketeering, sex trafficking, child pornography, and enticement. It was North Carolina. I didn't realize all this time. I don't know why I thought he had the Illinois somewhere.
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Speaker 1: That's funny.
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Speaker 2: Last year he tried another approach to getting out of prison, as lawyers followed an emergency motion to release him to home confinement after they claimed prison officials were trying to kill him.
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Speaker 1: Uh remember that.
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Speaker 2: It didn't take long for the Josh to say nah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but his petition for clemency is listed on the DOJ website as pending. What are the chances I would say Slim did not next up on the run? I love this line. Are you mad enough to be in the military? Well, Pete Hegseth wants to know.
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Speaker 2: Yes. Defense secretary announced yesterday that the Pentagon will now require service members over the age of thirty to submit to testosterone screening. The way he put it, he wants to make sure, quote, you have the right testosterone levels to operate at your absolute best.
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Speaker 1: Is this a joke.
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Speaker 2: It's not a joke. It's a real thing. And it sounds a little shocking to hear if you haven't been. I think a lot of people haven't following this male, this man of sphere, this whole the Joe Rogans of the world have been talking about and promoting and talking oftenly they take testosterone. They actually do testosterone replacement for a lot of guys. It's about, yes, getting your levels up, but it's also it builds muscle mass. This is a thing that's essentially for men if you're trying to be a manly man. Is how it's being used out there in the public for these purposes. And he's now saying that it does have an impact on your performance. There is some real science behind that. There is real legitimacy to what to this idea that these soldiers do lose some testosterone, you lose mass. Look, and it does affect your ability to fight, is just the way it's going about him tied to the manisphere. If people just kind of shrug their shoulders about, but they're going to test women as well, I don't know. You can't. You can't give women testosterone.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't
think that would be a healthy option. Look, I mean, maybe this is comparable to what women often get when they get older, which is hormone replacement therapy. So I guess this is the male version of this. And yes, service members with low testosterone levels will be offered the option of testosterone replacement therapy to get their levels up.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 1: Next up on the run, former President Joe Biden has written a memoir set to be released just two weeks after the mid term elections in November.
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Speaker 2: That's the question for me, Why two weeks after? Why that timing unclear? Don't want it out beforehand? You think it would it would have an impact.
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Speaker 1: That's what it must be. That must be specifically timed to avoid any issue or anyone saying there was an interference or there was some impact on the election. He doesn't want to be responsible for that anymore.
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Speaker 2: But it's also smart if you're trying to sell books and people are already in a political mindset and election, so that might work. But the book promised me America is the title. It will explain the decisions he made as president as he led the country through the pandemic, the conflicts with Afghanistan and Ukraine, and we'll discuss restoring democracy and the aftermath of January sixth.
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Speaker 1: Now, Biden also will explain in this book why he decided to run for reelection and perhaps even more importantly, why he then chose to drop out of the race.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you get onto me. Sometimes we'll flip into the last page of the book. You hand me that book. I'm flipping through to that section. Exactly right.
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Speaker 1: Democracy, blah blah blah blah blah. Why did you stay in the race. Why'd you drop out of the race? Yes, so, Biden says. The title of his memoir is about my faith in the promise of America, the promise we made to those that have come before us, and to honor their sacrifice.
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Speaker 2: Anute that's an addition to the That's.
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Speaker 1: Why he titled the book the way it was. So it seems like it's a plethora of ideas and explanations, and it's just a journey. T J. It's a journey. It's out November seventeen.
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Speaker 2: Two weeks after the midterms. They have been you remember they were so upset with even with his wife or coming out and saying they thought it hurt democrats because she was talking about what he was going through with the debate that went so poorly. They want him to go quietly.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and so he's doing what he's been told, and he is staying out of any alleged or even perceived interference with this election.
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Speaker 2: No, I continue on the run here now. Wish we could show you this picture, but take a moment and look it up when you get a second. This is coming to us out of Pensacola, Florida. They do an event down there called Breakfast with the Blues. It was a pretty chaotic scene. This is when they actually have the Blue Angels as a part of a show there with people they go out and hang out in the beach, but robes. The video is incredible. It looks like a tom Cruise top gun fly by of a tower, but you have what essentially looks like a blue Angel buzzing the crowd on the beach. Yes.
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Speaker 1: So it became a chaotic scene as the faaighteen super hornet flew so low, the blast from the jet sent umbrellas, chairs, beach tents, people's hats flying in the air. I loved this was my favorite quote. A Florida woman who's been going to this event for the past decade put it like this. I literally thought we were going to be taken out by the Blue Angels, but it was amazing. The Blue Angels put out a statement saying the safety of our hometown communities, spectators, and our pilots is our highest priority. Team leadership is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the maneuver and conducting a thorough safety review to ensure all operations are here too strict Navy and FAA safety standards. People said, all of our tents got knocked down, it was worth it, it was all okay.
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Speaker 2: That's probably would have been my reaction. That was just awesome to see. That's scary, that's dangerous. That that's just I respect and there's nothing sexier than a fricking fighter pilot and those guys what they're able to do. And those Blue Angels, I've seen a couple of shows. They are We've been around in plenty of roads. These guys are other level. So what happened here I don't know, but I trust them and I to get that experience on the beach, I would have relished this.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they said it's something that people who were there said, it's something they'll never forget for the rest of their lives.
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Speaker 2: All right, we'll stay with us on this run. You're not gonna forget this either. Trump is putting his face on something else. But don't worry. He said it. It had it wasn't his call. Also coming up that middle seat, well there's a new option for keeping somebody out of the middle seat when you fly. Also a bank robbery in Maryland that included an adorable little kitten named Magnolia. And the World Cup final is set and there was some pissed off people in this house. All right, folks, as we continue on this Thursday morning, we haven't even said it yet, it's Friday eve, this Friday Eve run. As Robot gets back to the microphone after putting the dog back, Awave and the little barking, little no teeth having who you don't scare it, roady.
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Speaker 1: He never barks except for when he sees like a squirrel, And unfortunately there are quite a few in the yard.
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Speaker 2: Even the squirrel could kick this dog's ass. But continue on the run here now that you and I'm not putting down your dog. You just have no teeth.
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Speaker 1: He has no teeth, and he's all bark no bites, yes literally, h.
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Speaker 2: Right, we continue on this Friday Eve run with the US Treasury. They are now producing
new one dollar coins ropes whose face is on this sucker.
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Speaker 1: Oh, President Trump's face is on them, of course, all in honor of America's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. The commemorative coin will be released this fall, and it's intended to quote honor the enduring legacy of liberty and a lasting symbol of patriotism.
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Speaker 2: So him is that that means?
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Speaker 1: Oh, well, he is on the front of it. And did you you saw it? Right, he's got this stern look that you know, that picture that we see all the time, that he loves it. Yes, he's stern, he's powerful, and he's protecting our legacy. Yes, Trump said Wednesday, this is my favorite part. That the decision to put his face on the coin was quote very unusual, but I was honored by it. And then he added that it's very cute that they gave me a coin.
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Speaker 2: Okay, And on that point everyone all saw it. We just directed you. Surely the video of the Blue Angels fly over in Pensacola. Do something else. Go to Trump's truth social today and go through what he has posted the past twenty four hours, Robes. This is bizarre. He has posted a bunch of odd things promoting himself. They are odd. There's a video of him standing in the Oval office next to the Declaration of Independence and he's holding a piece of paper. You don't know what it is. But he starts talking about TikTok and people talking about TikTok and what's the problem with TikTok. He said, well, I can't do anything about TikTok. Here's the problem. Look at this. I'm number one on TikTok. And he goes through and starts talking about, look how many billions of people are talking about me. It's odd. Robes today, the past twenty four hours have been a really odd day for him on social media and its roads. It's painting a weird picture that goes along with this. We look at it all the time, and I'm saying to you, yeah.
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Speaker 1: That's what I was actually just going to say. Maybe you know, you say that to me at least once a week.
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Speaker 2: This is extra This was extraordinary stuff. So it goes in line with this. But can you do this? You're not supposed to have a living president on us currency. However, yes, Treasury was it they're saying, because they call it commemorative, can get it.
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Speaker 1: Because it's a commemorative coin. He does. Possibly, it's like a gray area, have the authority to issue coins in certain circumstances. But there are still some folks who say this is flat out illegal. The Treasury Department also announced that Trump's signature is going to be on all new US paper currency. It's always been the true Measury Secretary and then the Treasurer, but now it's the Treasury Secretary and the President. And by the way, you asked about that two hundred and fifty dollars bill. I did look that up. It's languishing in Congress. It's just it's a bill. They have to actually pass it for it to be allowed. Because once again a sitting US president is not allowed to
be on currency.
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Speaker 2: We need to change the law. Then have they agreed? Have they okayed him? Are they putting him on rushmore? Yet? That's coming. I think there is a bill.
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Speaker 1: There is a bill, but that too is sitting sitting there.
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Speaker 2: Yes see, all right, next up on the rune, let's get to some fun stuff. It's been kind of a heavy morning on a lot of this, but some fun stuff here one airline, Ropes has figured out how to make money by having fewer passengers on the plane. And they're doing this by betting that you are willing to pay to keep from having to sit next to somebody.
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Speaker 1: I think that's a fair bet. It just depends on how much United Airlines plans to start selling you the option of keeping the middle seat empty. It's probably still cheaper than first class, so that is a viable option. They say the middle seats will have a table that comes down to allow the window and aisle passengers to share. I did see it. It is cool, and the airline says they will start this option in the fall.
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Speaker 2: Natural question is how much will that middle seat cost me? We don't know. They don't know how much. Oh, they haven't announced how much they're going to charge for that. They say this is the thing that European airlines do oftentimes, just within europe travel, they offer people this in certain cabins. So we're kind of catching up. Isn't United the one that did the you can now buy all three seats and lay down or something for a family.
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Speaker 1: I don't remember it was United, but I do I appreciate that as well.
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Speaker 2: How much is too much for this.
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Speaker 1: I feel like, just it has to be cheaper than It has to be cheaper than a first class seat, for sure, for the two, for the two, because obviously you would just prefer to be in first class. If it's equal to that, you would just so it has to be at least some incentive to stay in coach, but have that extra seat.
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Speaker 2: And this is how they say. I didn't know how they're going to make money, but rose a couple of things. One, you don't have somebody normally in a seat, but somebody pays for it, so that's gonna make you money. But also, you have a few people on the plane, you can have fewer crew, you can make money.
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Speaker 1: So this is that makes sense.
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Speaker 2: It'll hurt the crew, I guess, but you don't have to pay for the crew. Okay, so they think this could be a good deal.
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Speaker 1: All right. Next up on the run, amen, And this is the final leg of the run. Correct, this is our Oh right? How could I forget in this house yesterday? All right? Next up on the run, A man tried to rob a bank in Maryland armed with only a kitten. Can't make this up. Police say a man went into a pet store this week, snatched a kitten and then ran out. Then he went directly to a PNC bank, where he asked the bank teller to hold the kitten and then began writing a note. He didn't
have the note ready. He had to write it demanding money. He was not prepared.
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Speaker 2: You know you hear that phrase I make this up as I go along. It seemed like that's exactly what he's doing. Please got there really quickly took the man into custody. The kitten three month old, name Magnolia Ropes. I absolutely would adopt this kitten. It's a black and white, adorable little cat.
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Speaker 1: I love the name Magnolia too.
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Speaker 2: But it did not have any issues. It is up for adoption. But he came out of this thing on scathe. The guy might have some mental issues with This doesn't make any sense, but you want to. We already got a nickname for our new cat, Maggie. We've been talking about a cat we have. Okay, Maggie is doing it for me.
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Speaker 1: I do like that a lot. And you know what, I wanted to call him a cat burglar, but I guess he's a kitten.
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Speaker 2: You should see all the stories almost fantastic.
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Speaker 1: It was all right. Finally, on this Friday Eve, our final leg of the run, the World Cup Final is set and it's Argentina versus Spain.
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Speaker 2: Argentina, of course you're defending champ. They had to pull out another late game comeback yesterday against England. They were actually down one meal with five minutes to go. In that game. Twice they scored in the eighty fifth minute to tie it up, and then in the second minute stoppage time they struck again two to one. This was unbelievable to watch. It was one of the best games I have seen, maybe the best, because of what was at stake, and because of the teams involved and the stars involved and the rivalry. This was probably my favorite game of the World Cup. I hated it because of Sabine. Watching with Sabine.
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Speaker 1: Sabine was so upset. She wanted England to win so badly, and I was coming in and out, and you don't usually yell, you were yelling, and I was seeing on my phone England about to make World Cup history. I mean, everyone thought they were gonna win at that point, it makes sense.
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Speaker 2: And then the alert started coming that Argentina shocks England. This was hard and then it got nasty actually some pushing and shoving and smacking even between these players on the pitch afterwards. But Rose, it was a hell of a game with great players. I have turned on and I'll say it. My child is thirteen now and she's starting to find guys cute. I don't want to hear it. And Jude Bellingham from England is considered probably the best looking guy of all the world.
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Speaker 1: All of our daughters are in love with him.
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Speaker 2: Good looking dude, great athlete, like a superstar player. Hate him because Sabine thinks he's cute, and then it works with a day and I've loved watching him for years. He's been a study.
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Speaker 1: Now you're annoyed because your daughter isn't staying that dude, Oh my god, you're hilarious. But the final is Sunday and Argentina could become the first back to back champs since Brazil did it in nineteen fifty eight and nineteen sixty two. So that is going to be a fun one to watch. And on this Friday, if we have your quote of the day, I just I like this. I saw this and I don't know for whoever this helps today to be a little nicer, a little kinder. I appreciated it. The most underrated act of kindness is letting people be let them mispronounce a word, let them talk too much about a show they love, or get excited about something you don't understand. Let them shine even if it's not your thing.
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Speaker 2: The first thing was an active kindness. Yes it is. You let people be who they are and meet them where they are. I say this to you, this actually applies to us all the time. You and I are very different when it comes to interacting and even stopping to smell the roses, you'll bounce around like a little get. Why am I gonna take your joy? A good mad to seasonbody? That's just how you are. And that is a great quote. But the first part of it is key. I've never really considered an active kindness.
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Speaker 1: I didn't either. It's like almost I kind of felt like a lot of times we've all been there, and I know I'm tolerated sometimes because I am a lot, and anyone out there who is considered a lot, you know it when you see it in other people. So I just thought it was cool to describe it that way.
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Speaker 2: But that last thing. People you say a lot. I know, we say that all the time. They're just who they are. They're not a lot. They're different from you. I say to you all the time. We're hanging out somewhere, and I was like, yeah, y'all look crazy. I'm like I, y'all just it's just different, and that's okay. It's not a criticism of who those people are. That's a great quote. I wasn't expecting that one.
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Speaker 1: The kindness part, Yeah, I'll say it one more time. The most underrated act of kindness is letting people be let them mispronounce a word, let them talk too much about a show they love, or get excited about something you don't understand. Let them shine even if it's not your thing. All right with that, everyone, We hope you have a wonderful Friday. Oh sorry, Friday Eve, I jumped ahead. Thanks for running with us.
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Speaker 2: I made me Robot Holmes talks it