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Speaker 1: It's camp.
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Speaker 2: I am sixty and you're listening to the Conway Show on demand on the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 1: Homeless camping bands are being lifted. Thank god, I'm more places for homeless guys and gals to slide into the park. Get the kids out of there. Why should the kids use the park? It should be for you know, grown adults who have said no to housing for the most part. And LA for a long time had banned homeless camps under freeways, near schools and in parks, and now they've reversed it, which is fantastic news. If you live in Burbank or Glendale or West Hollywood, there's another one. Santa Monica, you know, Inglewood, you know all these cities that are not part of the City of La. These homeless people are now being welcomed back into the City of La. So they're going to be leaving Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Arcadia, West Hollywood and they'll be going home again. They're going home.
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Speaker 3: I wonder if I could find my old tree.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe right, that would be interesting. We should do a video looking for you know, Crozier's tree. Do you remember where it was in that park? Because I overlooked that park for a while. I lived in an apartment for two years overlooking that park.
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Speaker 4: There is in the I want to say, southernmost corner.
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Speaker 1: Of the park there is a like a were you're near the seven eleven.
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Speaker 3: I don't remember being near a seven eleven though. There wasn't really anything there.
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Speaker 4: It was kind of like the backside of businesses and then the freeway on the other side of me. But there was there was a building. There was a structure. I don't know if it was like like a brick building for like bathrooms or like some sort of community set, but it was something small like that that the tree was right beside, and it was the bottom end of that park.
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Speaker 1: It was the library. There is library is probably north for you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't remember, so.
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Speaker 1: I know where you were. You were down near where that's seven. There's there's a Starbucks down in that south entrance to that park, and that's probably where it was. But that'd be interesting to find your tree. Krozier when he moved out to la he was homeless for how long? Three months May to October. Oh, are this a whole summer?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh yeah, wow, whole summer? Yeah. In my car.
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Speaker 5: Any chance you carved your initials in the tree, that would really.
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Speaker 3: Never been a good idea.
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Speaker 1: No, And how comfortable could you have been? It couldn't have been, you know, r E M.
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Speaker 4: Well the first the first night, it was like I was really unsure about the area. So yes, I climbed up in the tree and I was sleeping on a branch on the tree that was too nice. And then after that there was a there was a picnic bench there, one of those one piece picnic bench you know in the tabletop as well the concrete ones, And so I sat there and I literally just put my head down on my arms to sleep. And I don't know what time of the night it was, but some cops had pulled up onto the grass and driven right up to where the picnic best and shine their lights on me.
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Speaker 1: And they hale you.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they said, hey, what are you doing out here? And in my half sleep days, I was like, oh, I'm waiting for my car to get fixed.
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Speaker 3: It's over here, like a couple of blocks away. And they looked at me and they went, all right, be careful. They got back in the car.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I wish i'd known you back then buddy, you could have come over to my house. I could have given you a blanket and a ride back to the tree. Well, thank you very much. All right, but anyway, we are back with homeless. They are now camping again in the in the parks of Los Angeles.
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Speaker 7: Some of these no camping zones have been in place for about five years, and now they're being removed.
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Speaker 4: I want the city that I grew up in, where you didn't need.
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Speaker 8: Forty one eighteen A major decision at LA City Hall ten nights three knows, the council voting to end a dozen forty one eighteen no camping zones across Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: All right, your homeless, this is where you're gonna be welcomed again. Got your map out.
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Speaker 7: Happing zones across Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's where they're going to welcome you back with open arms. So get on the RTD or Metro as they call it nowadays, and get back to your home. Your park is open again. Get a good spot. You know, there's me a lot of fighting for prime spots at the park. You want to get there early, and the cops aren't going to hassle you anymore in Hollywood's hollywoods Silver Lake, Silver Lake, and Echo Park. Congratulations.
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Speaker 9: As far as I know, I don't think I've ever heard of a forty one eighteen zone being removed.
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Speaker 7: The motion from District thirteen council member Hugo Soda Martinez passed in a ten to three vote.
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Speaker 10: When I put up a forty one eighteen to protect the parks and to protect kids, it's for a reason.
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Speaker 7: One of those no votes District six councilwoman Samelda Padilla.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Imelda Padilla's got a head on her shoulders, but she's being worked by these by the rest of the council.
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Speaker 10: La Well, I think forty one eighteen is one of those tools that we need. I have asked for some forty one eighteens in my district. He generally votes, know, so I saw this as one of those days where you know, treat your colleagues as you wish to be treated.
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Speaker 7: This is one of the twelve spots that the counsel member is resenting. It looks like there's already people camping here.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, they've already they're coming back. We're coming home, We're coming home. The world needs a home. You know, you got to get there early. The best spots are going to be gone by this weekend. If you're homeless. You've got to get back to those parks tonight. Leave Burbank. We'll miss you. We got used to you, enjoyed a lot of you. There, saw a lot of you. But we'll come visit. I'll come visit you and I in you know, Hollywood and Echo Park. Where were the other.
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Speaker 11: Cities, Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park. I'll swing by. I'll help you even move if you need that to get you out of Burbank. But I I I will miss you, I really will. I miss the late night screaming, the defecation on the streets. I thought that was interesting. I'm stealing, uh, you know, breaking my car, stealing my crap. I'll miss that.
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Speaker 11: It looks like there's already people who camping here.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, the good spots are going You got to get back there tonight. Leave all these stupid cities that hassle you, and get back to Hollywood, Echo Park and that Silver Lake area.
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Speaker 11: It looks like there's already people who can't. Have they been enforcing that no, I don't think so. Nearby worker Jazz wonders what will happen next?
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Speaker 12: Some people like hanging out around the area, and it just doesn't feel good about us going home at.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it's gonna be hassled for you.
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Speaker 12: But.
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Speaker 11: On the street many are curious too. Well, good luck on them.
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Speaker 10: Get real, then it's gonna turn into another bad area because it's not getting any better.
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Speaker 9: Think ground Game for always being there on the front lines with folks. Sila Democratic Socialists of America.
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Speaker 7: SODO Martinez tells Fox eleven that forty one eighteen makes it more difficult to engage with and support people experiencing homelessness.
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Speaker 1: Right, I'm with the guy. I like they should open more parks in La.
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Speaker 7: Well, the city's new chair of the Homelessness Committee, Councilwoman Isabelle Herado, says, I am open to a serious and transparent conversation about how forty one eighteen is being used, what results it is producing, and what its future should be.
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Speaker 4: Sending the police to give people tickets in my community almost always makes the thing worse.
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Speaker 1: Well, okay, yeah, that's the mentality of a great city. Silverlake, Hollywood and Echo Park.
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Speaker 7: Well Tuesday's vote impacts twelve no camping zones across LA.
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Speaker 13: Council member Sodo Martinez, if you don't want those protections in your district, that's a decision you can make and explain to your constituents.
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Speaker 1: Some council members believe ouch man, that woman went nuts on this guy.
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Speaker 11: Some House members believe it could spread. This Today's decision worry you.
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Speaker 14: It does worry.
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Speaker 10: It worries me to the extent that I don't want to see more council members rescind this.
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Speaker 7: Sodo Martinez was unavailable to speak with us tonight.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, why doesn't he open up his district right now?
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Speaker 7: It's unclear how much it could cost to remove those no camping signs.
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Speaker 1: Okay, the signs are coming down.
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Speaker 11: Well in Kellywood, Matthew Seed or Fox Loven.
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Speaker 1: We're coming home. We're coming home. The homeless are coming back. Ah Man, that's gonna be should be suld. There should be a parade for these people and watch them bring all their stuff back to Silver Lake, Echo Park and Hollywood. They're coming home. They're coming home. Whether you like it or not, you have no say. Citizens. You guys are just scumbags. The ones that are really important in this town are the homeless. Yeah, they control the joint in last you live in Burbank, Glendale, Pasaden Arcadia, and then it's the other way around. But everyone, if you're homeless and you're listening right now, I know a lot of homeless people listen to the radio, and I appreciate that. Time to go to Hollywood, Echo Park and Silver Lake. That's where you're going to be welcomed back with open arms. But again, good spots going quickly. Got to get back there tonight.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 1: You know Bellio. We have a lot of beautiful listeners at KFI and one of them just sent me a book that I flipped out when I opened it. It's the history of Agua Coliente. Oh that was nice remembering Mexico's legendary racetrack. I've been there with my dad. Yeah, we were in San Diego. My dad and I were in San Diego and Delmar wasn't open. It was off season and he says, hey, you want to go to a Agua Coliente racetrack. I'm like, you bet. It's like late eighties, early nineties and just before they closed. I think they closed around nineteen ninety two ninety three, and they didn't run thoroughbreds there anymore. They just ran dogs. They ran dogs until twenty twenty four. How about that. Everybody said, no, they're dog racing in like, you know, nineteen ninety three, ninety four and they said, f that, We're going to go to twenty twenty four with the dogs, the greyhounds. That was some move but that place, I remember it burned down. It was kind of sad, but there's a great history and I know the history of Agua colle Antics. My dad would always tell me. And I remember my dad sitting me down, not setting me down, but we were having a I don't know, a hot dog or you know, hamburger burrito or something at this park in Tijuana, and my dad said, I don't know if you know this, but this is where the starting gate was created. The starting gate for horse racing was created at Agua Caliente in Mexico's great racetrack. And it was great, fact it was great. They also started to pick six there. I remember my dad telling me that he goes this is where the pick six started and in the early nineteen hundreds, this was the very first track to have an announcer where the you know, a guy would come on and tell you who's winning and who's not. And that's where all of this, all this great rich history with horse racing, a lot of it started in Agua Coliente in Tijuana, and then the Americans, you know, stole it from the Mexicans. But this is the home of the first woman jockey, Aqua Coliente. The first great woman jockey started there. I think the last great woman jockey also wrote there. But but running dogs until twenty twenty four was such a bold move. It really was great. So I can't thank you enough. Greg m A. R Ye, Marie Maria, Maria, I can't thank you enough.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to go home and read this whole book. I had such a great time with my dad there at Agua Colliente. I know there's a casino in you know, I think it's Palm Springs that's also named after that. There's no there. But this is an unbelievable book. I will cherish this forever, man. I love this book. And he wrote a nice note here. He says, Tim I'm a longtime listener. My son turned me on to you on KFI twenty five years ago, which I wasn't here. Oh he probably thought. He probably thought I was Chief Daryl Gates for the first six six years. Yeah, yeah, you know. But anyway, he says, my son, you've met him. Also, my granddaughter Ava graduated from Burroughs last year, and he's a big fan. They moved to San Clemente at the end of twenty twenty four. Yes, they love it, he wrote. I'm a history buff, so I found a book interesting. And on the racetrack, I'm the racetrack guy, so I thought you might enjoy it. Oh, Greg, you have no idea. This is one of the great gifts ever ever, he said, I love that you're back to your old schedule. Belly. Oh hello, see I know they know it. Mark Thompson is the best, and you have a great crew. Don't retire. Exclamation point comes from a guy named Greg in m O. Is that Missouri Fenton, Missouri six'. Three oh, OH i GUESS i shouldn't give his address, up but that drive out. There but that's a great. Gift thank, You Greg. Man what a god bring so many great memories back of going To mexico with my dad to watch horse. Racing, ah, MAN i missed. That all, right all, right let's get some more. News and what is? That oh you won't see the. Book oh look at, this you'll enjoy. That look at. That it's not, beautiful it's. All they got a bunch of. Pictures you'll like, that.
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Speaker 7: All.
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Speaker 1: Right you remember that jet skier they found In Long. Beach he was out all night in the. Water, well guess, what they've interviewed. Him they beat us to the. Punch, oh they'd interview the Coast, guard the guy that rescued.
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Speaker 6: Him.
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Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 12: Ok video from THE Us Coast.
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Speaker 1: Guard this is a guy who is in a jet ski all night long off Of Long beach and they found him at eleven in the morning.
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Speaker 12: Shows the moments an aerial rescue team spotted a missing jetsture who had been stranded at sea for twelve.
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Speaker 15: Hours we're searching And Ben tamager at co, pilot got first eyes. On he got pretty. Excited he was floating on his back in the.
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Speaker 1: WATER i don't know how it took him up, ELEVEN i mean to eleven. Am sun comes up at six and you find him at Eleven he was only like a mile from where they thought he.
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Speaker 12: Was aviation survival Technician Luke singer recalls the rescue. Operation he and his crew out of The San Diego sector had just relieved another.
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Speaker 1: Crew, oh, okay that's the mix. Up these guys were From San. Diego they had to fly up From San diego in one of Those Coast guard. Helicopters, okay now it's coming.
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Speaker 12: Together who had been searching for fifty three year Old Anthony Carbollito junior since TEN Pm sunday?
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Speaker 1: Night, okay he's fifty three and he went out on a jet ski at eleven. Pm what does that tell? You booze involved or pot, coat crack, crank yellow, puff paint, sniff whatever it. Is this guy was on something fifty three jet ski at Night Long. Beach he's.
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Speaker 12: Buzzed After carbollito and a friend went out on jet skis In Long, beach he fell into the water and when his friend jumped into, help she couldn't swimming for an hour before reaching the. Breakwater just before eleven Am, Monday singer and his crew Found carbollito three miles out from the shore Near Seal, Beach.
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Speaker 1: Okay so they weren't looking for him all. Night they were just looking for him since the morning since that woman who he is, with who was also, brave swam all the way to the, breakwater got, out told the coastguard or told the. Cops then they flew up a helicopter From San diego that relieved another helicopter and found this.
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Speaker 12: Guy spotting his bright green life.
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Speaker 15: Jacket we didn't know he's alive or, still but then eventually he twitches his arm and once we see, that he must have heard us because he started waving his arms for, help and then it was go.
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Speaker 1: Time what a.
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Speaker 15: Story deployed me into the.
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Speaker 12: Water after fighting for his life for twelve hours in the open, ocean the man was.
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Speaker 15: Saved, obviously he was very hapothermic in and out of. It BUT i remember he said thank you to me WHEN i was down in the. WATER i just remember saying, back, like thank, you because you're the. One you touffed it out twelve hours at sea by.
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Speaker 12: Yourself carbollito was taken to the.
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Speaker 1: Hospital thank you fest on top of the on that. Helicopter thank, you, no thank, you, no, seriously you guys came to say me thank. You, no thanks for being out. There, no thank, you thank you and the, pilot, hey keep it.
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Speaker 12: Down carbollito was taken to the hospital.
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Speaker 5: For thank, you thank you for noticing the thank you.
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Speaker 1: Fast oh, well thank you for the. Compliment, SERIOUSLY i, MEAN I crozier could have thrown that in Or bellio or you, Know Steph, fuish but it, didn't so thank.
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Speaker 5: You yeah they. Didn't yeah, right, thanks but you, did so thank.
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Speaker 1: You, yeah thank.
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Speaker 5: Thanks Angel, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well that that that's that's not called For. Bellio she was seriously thanking me for thanking.
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Speaker 12: These carbalito was taken to the hospital for. Treatment but is okay a positive Ending singer search and rescue team doesn't always get to.
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Speaker 15: See we're not used to finding a person the waters too, consistently so that was a big surprise when we saw.
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Speaker 14: Him in the water and rescue.
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Speaker 12: Crusade this incident highlights the importance of wearing a life jacket at all times when you were out on the.
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Speaker 1: Water he.
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Speaker 12: Did this rescue would not have been possible without.
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Speaker 1: One right he had one. On don't let sure him In Long.
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Speaker 12: Beach Bian CABONO abc seven is name.
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Speaker 1: What a great. Ending let's try to get that guy on. Belly, oh come, on, man do your. MAGIC i know you're. Great at do you Have?
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Speaker 5: Angel get him?
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Speaker 1: OH i see how we. ARE i see how we, Are, ANGEL i see how we. Are, okay all, right thank you, Both thank you, Both, no, seriously thank you. Guys ball you're the.
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Speaker 6: Best you're listening To Tim Conway junior on demand from KF i am six.
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Speaker 1: Forty is anybody on the show into the poly market betting? Online does anybody do?
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Speaker 14: On what you?
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Speaker 1: Asking where'd you get?
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Speaker 5: Him where DID i buy?
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Speaker 1: Delicious Trader joe, says great. Food they really. Do no response to. Anybody, okay we'll move. On but this woman who won last, night she became The democrat nominee For senate In, florida and her name Is Angie. Nixon she's A, democrat, socialist and she beat that vinmin beat him. Outright she was a super super underdog and she was going to lose To Alexander. Vidman this is what kind of underdog she. Was a month before that that that, race before the people went to vote In, florida one month before he had a ninety six point three percent chance of winning In. Florida so you'd have to put up ninety six dollars to win one hundred, dollars and that's not a very good. Bet but if you bet on, her On Angie, nixon she was a a point four percent, underdog point four percent at one. Point so what does that? Mean if you put up one hundred dollars on somebody who's four tenths or two fifths of one, Percent if you put up one hundred dollars on polymarket for her to, win you would have won twenty five thousand, dollars twenty five. Grand she was a point four zero point four percent. Underdog and If i'm reading this, correctly WHICH i THINK i, am that for every forty cents that you put up you would have won one hundred dollars because if you would have to put up one hundred dollars on, vidmin and you would have if you had to put eighty ninety five dollars on, vidman and you would have won one hundred. Bucks, huge, huge. Favorite now, Again i'm not into, polymarket and Maybe i'm misreading, this but my math skills with gambling are pretty. Good and she, Won so you kicked. Ass if you bet On Angie nixon to become our next senator or The democratic, NOMINEE i should, say but, man what an. Underdog this woman was point four. Percent that's not even a one percent chance of. Winning and she won. Handily she won by thousands and thousands of. Votes but if you cleaned, up, man if you Got Angie, nixon The democratic socialist In, florida you made a ton of. Money just, huge huge. Move that is. Great all, right let's sud we have time. HERE i don't think we. Do all, right let's recap what we've. Done that always waste about a minute or. So but oh, no It's dodger. Read let's go with The dodgers, here all, Right So dodgers your official home For Los Angeles Dodger baseball HIS am five to SEVENTY La sports and tomorrow night you're back to Back world champs take on The. PIRATES i think first pitch is at seven o'clock right right on That listen ON am five to SEVENTY La sports and stream The iHeartRadio app live from wherever you. Are and it's all thanks to the Gallpin Ford Broadcast. Booth Gallpin Ford Broadcast.
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Speaker 6: Booth you're listening To Tim Conway junior on demand FROM KFI am six. Forty the math is.
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Speaker 1: Right if you bet last night on Poly market and you bet That nixon was going to Beat, Vidman Angie nixon was going to win that The democratic nominee FOR Us senate In, florida a one one hundred dollars buy would have only cost you forty cents because she was at point four, Percent so it would cost you four tenths of one cent to buy a one dollar by one dollars worth of. Action what does that? Mean that means that whatever money you put, down you got two hundred and fifty times your. Wager so if you put down ten bucks On Angie nixon last, night you'd have got twenty five. Hundred if you put down one hundred, dollars you would have gotten twenty five. Thousand if you put it one thousand, down you'd have gotten two hundred and fifty thousand. Back and if you were really a gambler and you bet twenty five thousand dollars last, night you would have to have bet it before because she was a long shot about three months, ago two months. Ago but if you put twenty five grand On Angie nixon to, win then today you could have cashed out for six point two million. Dollars and we blew. It we didn't do. It we didn't do. It maybe you did, it BUT i didn't do. It I'm i'm not On calshi or polymarket BECAUSE i KNOW i would spend every penny of my daughter's college fund and be up till four am. Gambling SO i had to slow down And i'm not on. It i'll talk About. Costco they're rolling out a medicare plan in a partnership with a health. Insurer let's find out what's going. On maybe get your health insurance Through.
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Speaker 16: Costco this is a big move With costco preparing to enter the medicare market With costco Branded medicare.
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Speaker 1: Plans to hear that costco's getting in the medical insurance, game let's find out.
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Speaker 16: More the wholesale giant is partnering with nonprofit Insurer scan to Bring medicare advantage plans to two states and A medicare supplement plan to a third.
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Speaker 1: State they Called scan with AN N i, BELIEVE i don't think it's. Scam oh. Scam, NO i don't think it'd put a shine a light on it like.
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Speaker 16: That the company says that these three target markets include about five Million medicare eligible, enrollees but they are not naming yet specific states or timing while they wait for the government approval that they.
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Speaker 14: Need the company also says it.
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Speaker 16: Plans to launch a suite of senior focused insurance plans over the coming, years including.
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Speaker 1: How about This costco could Be your health, INSURANCE.
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Speaker 16: A reinvented pharmacy, Experience medflex over the counter, benefits, vision, audiology and. More the New medicare plans won't come with a costco membership thrown in that isn't allowed under federal. Rules the plans will be sold in costco stores and through traditional channels like insurance agents and. Websites whether or not you qualify for these plans will depend on the final plan, design the approved service, area and the type of plan offered To.
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Speaker 1: Sorry, okay so this is a possible option that you can now get your health insurance Through.
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Speaker 16: Costco, typically to qualify for A medicare advantage, plan you need to Have Medicare PART a And PART. B.
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Speaker 1: Okay now here's where it gets. Complicated now you've got to figure out if you're, Eligible so fasten your safety. Belts here's where it gets.
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Speaker 16: Brutal you need to Have Medicare PART a And PART. B, okay you got to BE a AND b With.
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Speaker 1: Medicare tell me, more.
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Speaker 14: And live in that service, area.
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Speaker 1: Right and live in that certain. Area so, far the pool is shrinking.
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Speaker 16: And costco has built its brand to be a one stop. Shop, now, guys it is expanding through health insurance and you're seeing more of.
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Speaker 1: This this is a big move and this won't be the last of these private. Companies maybe you can you, Know walmart will follow suit Or amazon Or. Target maybe you'll get YOUR i don't, know your health insurance ins through Del. Taco kind of, odd but it's. Possible, yeah, Right, Yeah i'm going To del. Taco what are you getting?
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Speaker 14: Dinner?
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Speaker 1: Now getting a check?
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Speaker 16: Up what's these large retail del?
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Speaker 5: Insurance, please that's, Right Big dell.
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Speaker 1: Insurance that's exactly what's going to.
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Speaker 16: Happen there's these large retail giants getting more into.
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Speaker 14: Health what do you think about?
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Speaker 1: That, WELL i think.
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Speaker 16: They're seeing a lot of advantages because people are coming to them for a lot of. Reasons healthcare is not an easy market and there's a lot of dissatisfaction.
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Speaker 14: Among, people so they see an. Opportunity, yeah it sounds like what do you think about?
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Speaker 1: That what's? That Gail? King, right sounds Like Gail king's? Eating, well she's. Talking what do you think about?
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Speaker 5: That she's having some chicken lettuce.
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Speaker 1: Wraps that's. Right what do you think about? That what do you think about? That It's Robin. Roberts oh maybe you're, Right, Okay Robin roberts eating during the. Show and what do you think about?
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Speaker 14: That?
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Speaker 13: WELL i think there is sounds like remember that voicemail that somebody left for me saying something about you, know f ANGEL f naughty, sandals f her leisure.
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Speaker 1: Where oh, yeah that? Chick they think about? It, lady thank?
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Speaker 5: Ma think about?
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Speaker 14: It?
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Speaker 1: Oh that's a great. Impression that's really. Good Think i'm going to try to find. That that's a Great.
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Speaker 16: Robin robert sounds Like angel when she was eating her Trainer joe's.
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Speaker 1: Chicken yeah, right, okay ok about? Him all, Right i'm going to find that audio of. It Wasn't, bellio but it's it was an impersonation that somebody. Did it was, great.
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Speaker 5: Some old lady that called.
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Speaker 1: In is that? Right is that?
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Speaker 11: True?
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Speaker 14: Well how WOULD i know her?
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Speaker 1: AGE i don't. KNOW i thought you, know AND i.
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Speaker 5: Don't like like criticizing.
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Speaker 1: Our, listener our.
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Speaker 5: Listeners, yeah it's beneath.
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Speaker 1: Us look about. It, god that sound like her. Man that is. Unbelievable, OH i did find this. Though this is a let's, See i've never seen. This all. Right this is my daughter when she was like, five she had do an impression of my wife, hery this is your. Wife tell me what time you're getting? Home she's only?
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Speaker 17: Five, Hi, tims your?
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Speaker 1: Father oh that's my. Dad my dad left me a. VOICEMAIL i saved it AND i just found it by. Accident it's not. WILD i didn't even know THAT i saved on this. Computer my dad leaves me a. Voicemail i'm gonna play.
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Speaker 17: It, Hi, Tim HiT's your.
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Speaker 1: Father always identifying, himself by the, WAY i.
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Speaker 17: Was just listening to your, message and So i'm gonna talk to this. Slave tells him when you see him THAT i can't go to the Races.
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Speaker 3: Saturday what.
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Speaker 17: BECAUSE i can't how we're going out With Rickles saturday night or. SOMETHING i don't. Know But i'm not allowed to make any, planners you, Know SO i will not be seeing you at the. Track and if you do see, me tell me to get home Because i'm supposed to be. Home all.
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Speaker 1: Right that's, Great that is. AWESOME i know you get the identification. THING i always do. That even WHEN i call my, Daughter i'm, like, hey so what's your? Dad BECAUSE i, KNOW i, KNOW i know it says it, Here, Dad just call it all. Right we're live ON KFI am at six. Forty this IS.
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Speaker 2: I am sixty and you're listening to the Conway Show on demand on the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 1: Homeless camping bands are being lifted. Thank god, I'm more places for homeless guys and gals to slide into the park. Get the kids out of there. Why should the kids use the park? It should be for you know, grown adults who have said no to housing for the most part. And LA for a long time had banned homeless camps under freeways, near schools and in parks, and now they've reversed it, which is fantastic news. If you live in Burbank or Glendale or West Hollywood, there's another one. Santa Monica, you know, Inglewood, you know all these cities that are not part of the City of La. These homeless people are now being welcomed back into the City of La. So they're going to be leaving Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Arcadia, West Hollywood and they'll be going home again. They're going home.
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Speaker 3: I wonder if I could find my old tree.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe right, that would be interesting. We should do a video looking for you know, Crozier's tree. Do you remember where it was in that park? Because I overlooked that park for a while. I lived in an apartment for two years overlooking that park.
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Speaker 4: There is in the I want to say, southernmost corner.
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Speaker 1: Of the park there is a like a were you're near the seven eleven.
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Speaker 3: I don't remember being near a seven eleven though. There wasn't really anything there.
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Speaker 4: It was kind of like the backside of businesses and then the freeway on the other side of me. But there was there was a building. There was a structure. I don't know if it was like like a brick building for like bathrooms or like some sort of community set, but it was something small like that that the tree was right beside, and it was the bottom end of that park.
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Speaker 1: It was the library. There is library is probably north for you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't remember, so.
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Speaker 1: I know where you were. You were down near where that's seven. There's there's a Starbucks down in that south entrance to that park, and that's probably where it was. But that'd be interesting to find your tree. Krozier when he moved out to la he was homeless for how long? Three months May to October. Oh, are this a whole summer?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh yeah, wow, whole summer? Yeah. In my car.
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Speaker 5: Any chance you carved your initials in the tree, that would really.
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Speaker 3: Never been a good idea.
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Speaker 1: No, And how comfortable could you have been? It couldn't have been, you know, r E M.
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Speaker 4: Well the first the first night, it was like I was really unsure about the area. So yes, I climbed up in the tree and I was sleeping on a branch on the tree that was too nice. And then after that there was a there was a picnic bench there, one of those one piece picnic bench you know in the tabletop as well the concrete ones, And so I sat there and I literally just put my head down on my arms to sleep. And I don't know what time of the night it was, but some cops had pulled up onto the grass and driven right up to where the picnic best and shine their lights on me.
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Speaker 1: And they hale you.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they said, hey, what are you doing out here? And in my half sleep days, I was like, oh, I'm waiting for my car to get fixed.
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Speaker 3: It's over here, like a couple of blocks away. And they looked at me and they went, all right, be careful. They got back in the car.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I wish i'd known you back then buddy, you could have come over to my house. I could have given you a blanket and a ride back to the tree. Well, thank you very much. All right, but anyway, we are back with homeless. They are now camping again in the in the parks of Los Angeles.
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Speaker 7: Some of these no camping zones have been in place for about five years, and now they're being removed.
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Speaker 4: I want the city that I grew up in, where you didn't need.
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Speaker 8: Forty one eighteen A major decision at LA City Hall ten nights three knows, the council voting to end a dozen forty one eighteen no camping zones across Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: All right, your homeless, this is where you're gonna be welcomed again. Got your map out.
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Speaker 7: Happing zones across Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's where they're going to welcome you back with open arms. So get on the RTD or Metro as they call it nowadays, and get back to your home. Your park is open again. Get a good spot. You know, there's me a lot of fighting for prime spots at the park. You want to get there early, and the cops aren't going to hassle you anymore in Hollywood's hollywoods Silver Lake, Silver Lake, and Echo Park. Congratulations.
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Speaker 9: As far as I know, I don't think I've ever heard of a forty one eighteen zone being removed.
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Speaker 7: The motion from District thirteen council member Hugo Soda Martinez passed in a ten to three vote.
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Speaker 10: When I put up a forty one eighteen to protect the parks and to protect kids, it's for a reason.
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Speaker 7: One of those no votes District six councilwoman Samelda Padilla.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Imelda Padilla's got a head on her shoulders, but she's being worked by these by the rest of the council.
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Speaker 10: La Well, I think forty one eighteen is one of those tools that we need. I have asked for some forty one eighteens in my district. He generally votes, know, so I saw this as one of those days where you know, treat your colleagues as you wish to be treated.
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Speaker 7: This is one of the twelve spots that the counsel member is resenting. It looks like there's already people camping here.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, they've already they're coming back. We're coming home, We're coming home. The world needs a home. You know, you got to get there early. The best spots are going to be gone by this weekend. If you're homeless. You've got to get back to those parks tonight. Leave Burbank. We'll miss you. We got used to you, enjoyed a lot of you. There, saw a lot of you. But we'll come visit. I'll come visit you and I in you know, Hollywood and Echo Park. Where were the other.
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Speaker 11: Cities, Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Hollywood, Silver Lake and Echo Park. I'll swing by. I'll help you even move if you need that to get you out of Burbank. But I I I will miss you, I really will. I miss the late night screaming, the defecation on the streets. I thought that was interesting. I'm stealing, uh, you know, breaking my car, stealing my crap. I'll miss that.
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Speaker 11: It looks like there's already people who camping here.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, the good spots are going You got to get back there tonight. Leave all these stupid cities that hassle you, and get back to Hollywood, Echo Park and that Silver Lake area.
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Speaker 11: It looks like there's already people who can't. Have they been enforcing that no, I don't think so. Nearby worker Jazz wonders what will happen next?
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Speaker 12: Some people like hanging out around the area, and it just doesn't feel good about us going home at.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it's gonna be hassled for you.
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Speaker 12: But.
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Speaker 11: On the street many are curious too. Well, good luck on them.
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Speaker 10: Get real, then it's gonna turn into another bad area because it's not getting any better.
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Speaker 9: Think ground Game for always being there on the front lines with folks. Sila Democratic Socialists of America.
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Speaker 7: SODO Martinez tells Fox eleven that forty one eighteen makes it more difficult to engage with and support people experiencing homelessness.
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Speaker 1: Right, I'm with the guy. I like they should open more parks in La.
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Speaker 7: Well, the city's new chair of the Homelessness Committee, Councilwoman Isabelle Herado, says, I am open to a serious and transparent conversation about how forty one eighteen is being used, what results it is producing, and what its future should be.
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Speaker 4: Sending the police to give people tickets in my community almost always makes the thing worse.
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Speaker 1: Well, okay, yeah, that's the mentality of a great city. Silverlake, Hollywood and Echo Park.
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Speaker 7: Well Tuesday's vote impacts twelve no camping zones across LA.
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Speaker 13: Council member Sodo Martinez, if you don't want those protections in your district, that's a decision you can make and explain to your constituents.
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Speaker 1: Some council members believe ouch man, that woman went nuts on this guy.
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Speaker 11: Some House members believe it could spread. This Today's decision worry you.
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Speaker 14: It does worry.
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Speaker 10: It worries me to the extent that I don't want to see more council members rescind this.
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Speaker 7: Sodo Martinez was unavailable to speak with us tonight.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, why doesn't he open up his district right now?
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Speaker 7: It's unclear how much it could cost to remove those no camping signs.
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Speaker 1: Okay, the signs are coming down.
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Speaker 11: Well in Kellywood, Matthew Seed or Fox Loven.
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Speaker 1: We're coming home. We're coming home. The homeless are coming back. Ah Man, that's gonna be should be suld. There should be a parade for these people and watch them bring all their stuff back to Silver Lake, Echo Park and Hollywood. They're coming home. They're coming home. Whether you like it or not, you have no say. Citizens. You guys are just scumbags. The ones that are really important in this town are the homeless. Yeah, they control the joint in last you live in Burbank, Glendale, Pasaden Arcadia, and then it's the other way around. But everyone, if you're homeless and you're listening right now, I know a lot of homeless people listen to the radio, and I appreciate that. Time to go to Hollywood, Echo Park and Silver Lake. That's where you're going to be welcomed back with open arms. But again, good spots going quickly. Got to get back there tonight.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 1: You know Bellio. We have a lot of beautiful listeners at KFI and one of them just sent me a book that I flipped out when I opened it. It's the history of Agua Coliente. Oh that was nice remembering Mexico's legendary racetrack. I've been there with my dad. Yeah, we were in San Diego. My dad and I were in San Diego and Delmar wasn't open. It was off season and he says, hey, you want to go to a Agua Coliente racetrack. I'm like, you bet. It's like late eighties, early nineties and just before they closed. I think they closed around nineteen ninety two ninety three, and they didn't run thoroughbreds there anymore. They just ran dogs. They ran dogs until twenty twenty four. How about that. Everybody said, no, they're dog racing in like, you know, nineteen ninety three, ninety four and they said, f that, We're going to go to twenty twenty four with the dogs, the greyhounds. That was some move but that place, I remember it burned down. It was kind of sad, but there's a great history and I know the history of Agua colle Antics. My dad would always tell me. And I remember my dad sitting me down, not setting me down, but we were having a I don't know, a hot dog or you know, hamburger burrito or something at this park in Tijuana, and my dad said, I don't know if you know this, but this is where the starting gate was created. The starting gate for horse racing was created at Agua Caliente in Mexico's great racetrack. And it was great, fact it was great. They also started to pick six there. I remember my dad telling me that he goes this is where the pick six started and in the early nineteen hundreds, this was the very first track to have an announcer where the you know, a guy would come on and tell you who's winning and who's not. And that's where all of this, all this great rich history with horse racing, a lot of it started in Agua Coliente in Tijuana, and then the Americans, you know, stole it from the Mexicans. But this is the home of the first woman jockey, Aqua Coliente. The first great woman jockey started there. I think the last great woman jockey also wrote there. But but running dogs until twenty twenty four was such a bold move. It really was great. So I can't thank you enough. Greg m A. R Ye, Marie Maria, Maria, I can't thank you enough.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to go home and read this whole book. I had such a great time with my dad there at Agua Colliente. I know there's a casino in you know, I think it's Palm Springs that's also named after that. There's no there. But this is an unbelievable book. I will cherish this forever, man. I love this book. And he wrote a nice note here. He says, Tim I'm a longtime listener. My son turned me on to you on KFI twenty five years ago, which I wasn't here. Oh he probably thought. He probably thought I was Chief Daryl Gates for the first six six years. Yeah, yeah, you know. But anyway, he says, my son, you've met him. Also, my granddaughter Ava graduated from Burroughs last year, and he's a big fan. They moved to San Clemente at the end of twenty twenty four. Yes, they love it, he wrote. I'm a history buff, so I found a book interesting. And on the racetrack, I'm the racetrack guy, so I thought you might enjoy it. Oh, Greg, you have no idea. This is one of the great gifts ever ever, he said, I love that you're back to your old schedule. Belly. Oh hello, see I know they know it. Mark Thompson is the best, and you have a great crew. Don't retire. Exclamation point comes from a guy named Greg in m O. Is that Missouri Fenton, Missouri six'. Three oh, OH i GUESS i shouldn't give his address, up but that drive out. There but that's a great. Gift thank, You Greg. Man what a god bring so many great memories back of going To mexico with my dad to watch horse. Racing, ah, MAN i missed. That all, right all, right let's get some more. News and what is? That oh you won't see the. Book oh look at, this you'll enjoy. That look at. That it's not, beautiful it's. All they got a bunch of. Pictures you'll like, that.
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Speaker 7: All.
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Speaker 1: Right you remember that jet skier they found In Long. Beach he was out all night in the. Water, well guess, what they've interviewed. Him they beat us to the. Punch, oh they'd interview the Coast, guard the guy that rescued.
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Speaker 6: Him.
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Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 12: Ok video from THE Us Coast.
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Speaker 1: Guard this is a guy who is in a jet ski all night long off Of Long beach and they found him at eleven in the morning.
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Speaker 12: Shows the moments an aerial rescue team spotted a missing jetsture who had been stranded at sea for twelve.
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Speaker 15: Hours we're searching And Ben tamager at co, pilot got first eyes. On he got pretty. Excited he was floating on his back in the.
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Speaker 1: WATER i don't know how it took him up, ELEVEN i mean to eleven. Am sun comes up at six and you find him at Eleven he was only like a mile from where they thought he.
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Speaker 12: Was aviation survival Technician Luke singer recalls the rescue. Operation he and his crew out of The San Diego sector had just relieved another.
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Speaker 1: Crew, oh, okay that's the mix. Up these guys were From San. Diego they had to fly up From San diego in one of Those Coast guard. Helicopters, okay now it's coming.
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Speaker 12: Together who had been searching for fifty three year Old Anthony Carbollito junior since TEN Pm sunday?
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Speaker 1: Night, okay he's fifty three and he went out on a jet ski at eleven. Pm what does that tell? You booze involved or pot, coat crack, crank yellow, puff paint, sniff whatever it. Is this guy was on something fifty three jet ski at Night Long. Beach he's.
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Speaker 12: Buzzed After carbollito and a friend went out on jet skis In Long, beach he fell into the water and when his friend jumped into, help she couldn't swimming for an hour before reaching the. Breakwater just before eleven Am, Monday singer and his crew Found carbollito three miles out from the shore Near Seal, Beach.
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Speaker 1: Okay so they weren't looking for him all. Night they were just looking for him since the morning since that woman who he is, with who was also, brave swam all the way to the, breakwater got, out told the coastguard or told the. Cops then they flew up a helicopter From San diego that relieved another helicopter and found this.
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Speaker 12: Guy spotting his bright green life.
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Speaker 15: Jacket we didn't know he's alive or, still but then eventually he twitches his arm and once we see, that he must have heard us because he started waving his arms for, help and then it was go.
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Speaker 1: Time what a.
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Speaker 15: Story deployed me into the.
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Speaker 12: Water after fighting for his life for twelve hours in the open, ocean the man was.
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Speaker 15: Saved, obviously he was very hapothermic in and out of. It BUT i remember he said thank you to me WHEN i was down in the. WATER i just remember saying, back, like thank, you because you're the. One you touffed it out twelve hours at sea by.
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Speaker 12: Yourself carbollito was taken to the.
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Speaker 1: Hospital thank you fest on top of the on that. Helicopter thank, you, no thank, you, no, seriously you guys came to say me thank. You, no thanks for being out. There, no thank, you thank you and the, pilot, hey keep it.
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Speaker 12: Down carbollito was taken to the hospital.
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Speaker 5: For thank, you thank you for noticing the thank you.
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Speaker 1: Fast oh, well thank you for the. Compliment, SERIOUSLY i, MEAN I crozier could have thrown that in Or bellio or you, Know Steph, fuish but it, didn't so thank.
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Speaker 5: You yeah they. Didn't yeah, right, thanks but you, did so thank.
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Speaker 1: You, yeah thank.
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Speaker 5: Thanks Angel, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well that that that's that's not called For. Bellio she was seriously thanking me for thanking.
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Speaker 12: These carbalito was taken to the hospital for. Treatment but is okay a positive Ending singer search and rescue team doesn't always get to.
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Speaker 15: See we're not used to finding a person the waters too, consistently so that was a big surprise when we saw.
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Speaker 14: Him in the water and rescue.
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Speaker 12: Crusade this incident highlights the importance of wearing a life jacket at all times when you were out on the.
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Speaker 1: Water he.
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Speaker 12: Did this rescue would not have been possible without.
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Speaker 1: One right he had one. On don't let sure him In Long.
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Speaker 12: Beach Bian CABONO abc seven is name.
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Speaker 1: What a great. Ending let's try to get that guy on. Belly, oh come, on, man do your. MAGIC i know you're. Great at do you Have?
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Speaker 5: Angel get him?
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Speaker 7: On?
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Speaker 1: OH i see how we. ARE i see how we, Are, ANGEL i see how we. Are, okay all, right thank you, Both thank you, Both, no, seriously thank you. Guys ball you're the.
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Speaker 6: Best you're listening To Tim Conway junior on demand from KF i am six.
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Speaker 1: Forty is anybody on the show into the poly market betting? Online does anybody do?
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Speaker 9: That?
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Speaker 1: Angel you probably do. That you're. ADDICTED i kind of want. TO i do, Too, YEAH i do. Too There's calshi and Poly, market and then There's Galson's market WHERE i Think angel went some some kind of meal. There what do you got going?
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Speaker 14: On what you?
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Speaker 1: Asking where'd you get?
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Speaker 5: Him where DID i buy?
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Speaker 1: Oh Trader joe's uh, Huh i've never heard it abbreviated like. That. Traders is it?
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Speaker 11: Good?
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Speaker 1: Delicious Trader joe, says great. Food they really. Do no response to. Anybody, okay we'll move. On but this woman who won last, night she became The democrat nominee For senate In, florida and her name Is Angie. Nixon she's A, democrat, socialist and she beat that vinmin beat him. Outright she was a super super underdog and she was going to lose To Alexander. Vidman this is what kind of underdog she. Was a month before that that that, race before the people went to vote In, florida one month before he had a ninety six point three percent chance of winning In. Florida so you'd have to put up ninety six dollars to win one hundred, dollars and that's not a very good. Bet but if you bet on, her On Angie, nixon she was a a point four percent, underdog point four percent at one. Point so what does that? Mean if you put up one hundred dollars on somebody who's four tenths or two fifths of one, Percent if you put up one hundred dollars on polymarket for her to, win you would have won twenty five thousand, dollars twenty five. Grand she was a point four zero point four percent. Underdog and If i'm reading this, correctly WHICH i THINK i, am that for every forty cents that you put up you would have won one hundred dollars because if you would have to put up one hundred dollars on, vidmin and you would have if you had to put eighty ninety five dollars on, vidman and you would have won one hundred. Bucks, huge, huge. Favorite now, Again i'm not into, polymarket and Maybe i'm misreading, this but my math skills with gambling are pretty. Good and she, Won so you kicked. Ass if you bet On Angie nixon to become our next senator or The democratic, NOMINEE i should, say but, man what an. Underdog this woman was point four. Percent that's not even a one percent chance of. Winning and she won. Handily she won by thousands and thousands of. Votes but if you cleaned, up, man if you Got Angie, nixon The democratic socialist In, florida you made a ton of. Money just, huge huge. Move that is. Great all, right let's sud we have time. HERE i don't think we. Do all, right let's recap what we've. Done that always waste about a minute or. So but oh, no It's dodger. Read let's go with The dodgers, here all, Right So dodgers your official home For Los Angeles Dodger baseball HIS am five to SEVENTY La sports and tomorrow night you're back to Back world champs take on The. PIRATES i think first pitch is at seven o'clock right right on That listen ON am five to SEVENTY La sports and stream The iHeartRadio app live from wherever you. Are and it's all thanks to the Gallpin Ford Broadcast. Booth Gallpin Ford Broadcast.
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Speaker 6: Booth you're listening To Tim Conway junior on demand FROM KFI am six. Forty the math is.
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Speaker 1: Right if you bet last night on Poly market and you bet That nixon was going to Beat, Vidman Angie nixon was going to win that The democratic nominee FOR Us senate In, florida a one one hundred dollars buy would have only cost you forty cents because she was at point four, Percent so it would cost you four tenths of one cent to buy a one dollar by one dollars worth of. Action what does that? Mean that means that whatever money you put, down you got two hundred and fifty times your. Wager so if you put down ten bucks On Angie nixon last, night you'd have got twenty five. Hundred if you put down one hundred, dollars you would have gotten twenty five. Thousand if you put it one thousand, down you'd have gotten two hundred and fifty thousand. Back and if you were really a gambler and you bet twenty five thousand dollars last, night you would have to have bet it before because she was a long shot about three months, ago two months. Ago but if you put twenty five grand On Angie nixon to, win then today you could have cashed out for six point two million. Dollars and we blew. It we didn't do. It we didn't do. It maybe you did, it BUT i didn't do. It I'm i'm not On calshi or polymarket BECAUSE i KNOW i would spend every penny of my daughter's college fund and be up till four am. Gambling SO i had to slow down And i'm not on. It i'll talk About. Costco they're rolling out a medicare plan in a partnership with a health. Insurer let's find out what's going. On maybe get your health insurance Through.
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Speaker 16: Costco this is a big move With costco preparing to enter the medicare market With costco Branded medicare.
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Speaker 1: Plans to hear that costco's getting in the medical insurance, game let's find out.
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Speaker 16: More the wholesale giant is partnering with nonprofit Insurer scan to Bring medicare advantage plans to two states and A medicare supplement plan to a third.
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Speaker 1: State they Called scan with AN N i, BELIEVE i don't think it's. Scam oh. Scam, NO i don't think it'd put a shine a light on it like.
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Speaker 16: That the company says that these three target markets include about five Million medicare eligible, enrollees but they are not naming yet specific states or timing while they wait for the government approval that they.
00:25:19
Speaker 14: Need the company also says it.
00:25:20
Speaker 16: Plans to launch a suite of senior focused insurance plans over the coming, years including.
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Speaker 1: How about This costco could Be your health, INSURANCE.
00:25:32
Speaker 16: A reinvented pharmacy, Experience medflex over the counter, benefits, vision, audiology and. More the New medicare plans won't come with a costco membership thrown in that isn't allowed under federal. Rules the plans will be sold in costco stores and through traditional channels like insurance agents and. Websites whether or not you qualify for these plans will depend on the final plan, design the approved service, area and the type of plan offered To.
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Speaker 1: Sorry, okay so this is a possible option that you can now get your health insurance Through.
00:26:11
Speaker 16: Costco, typically to qualify for A medicare advantage, plan you need to Have Medicare PART a And PART. B.
00:26:17
Speaker 1: Okay now here's where it gets. Complicated now you've got to figure out if you're, Eligible so fasten your safety. Belts here's where it gets.
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Speaker 16: Brutal you need to Have Medicare PART a And PART. B, okay you got to BE a AND b With.
00:26:33
Speaker 1: Medicare tell me, more.
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Speaker 14: And live in that service, area.
00:26:37
Speaker 1: Right and live in that certain. Area so, far the pool is shrinking.
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Speaker 16: And costco has built its brand to be a one stop. Shop, now, guys it is expanding through health insurance and you're seeing more of.
00:26:48
Speaker 1: This this is a big move and this won't be the last of these private. Companies maybe you can you, Know walmart will follow suit Or amazon Or. Target maybe you'll get YOUR i don't, know your health insurance ins through Del. Taco kind of, odd but it's. Possible, yeah, Right, Yeah i'm going To del. Taco what are you getting?
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Speaker 14: Dinner?
00:27:09
Speaker 1: Now getting a check?
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Speaker 16: Up what's these large retail del?
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Speaker 5: Insurance, please that's, Right Big dell.
00:27:16
Speaker 1: Insurance that's exactly what's going to.
00:27:18
Speaker 16: Happen there's these large retail giants getting more into.
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Speaker 14: Health what do you think about?
00:27:23
Speaker 1: That, WELL i think.
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Speaker 16: They're seeing a lot of advantages because people are coming to them for a lot of. Reasons healthcare is not an easy market and there's a lot of dissatisfaction.
00:27:34
Speaker 14: Among, people so they see an. Opportunity, yeah it sounds like what do you think about?
00:27:39
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00:27:45
Speaker 5: That she's having some chicken lettuce.
00:27:50
Speaker 1: Wraps that's. Right what do you think about? That what do you think about? That It's Robin. Roberts oh maybe you're, Right, Okay Robin roberts eating during the. Show and what do you think about?
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Speaker 14: That?
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Speaker 13: WELL i think there is sounds like remember that voicemail that somebody left for me saying something about you, know f ANGEL f naughty, sandals f her leisure.
00:28:17
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00:28:23
Speaker 1: Oh that's a great. Impression that's really. Good Think i'm going to try to find. That that's a Great.
00:28:32
Speaker 16: Robin robert sounds Like angel when she was eating her Trainer joe's.
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00:28:56
Speaker 5: Some old lady that called.
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Speaker 11: True?
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Speaker 1: AGE i don't. KNOW i thought you, know AND i.
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Speaker 1: Our, listener our.
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Speaker 1: Us look about. It, god that sound like her. Man that is. Unbelievable, OH i did find this. Though this is a let's, See i've never seen. This all. Right this is my daughter when she was like, five she had do an impression of my wife, hery this is your. Wife tell me what time you're getting? Home she's only?
00:29:33
Speaker 17: Five, Hi, tims your?
00:29:36
Speaker 1: Father oh that's my. Dad my dad left me a. VOICEMAIL i saved it AND i just found it by. Accident it's not. WILD i didn't even know THAT i saved on this. Computer my dad leaves me a. Voicemail i'm gonna play.
00:29:47
Speaker 17: It, Hi, Tim HiT's your.
00:29:50
Speaker 1: Father always identifying, himself by the, WAY i.
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Speaker 17: Was just listening to your, message and So i'm gonna talk to this. Slave tells him when you see him THAT i can't go to the Races.
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Speaker 3: Saturday what.
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00:30:28
Speaker 1: Right that's, Great that is. AWESOME i know you get the identification. THING i always do. That even WHEN i call my, Daughter i'm, like, hey so what's your? Dad BECAUSE i, KNOW i, KNOW i know it says it, Here, Dad just call it all. Right we're live ON KFI am at six. Forty this IS.
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