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Strange and Bizarre News with a Hot Rod · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, thirtieth day of January. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Friday is usually a day for kind of
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Speaker 2: a little less formal, little less serious. We get into
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Speaker 2: some we have some good news and then we have
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Speaker 2: some strange and bizarre news that we do. But before
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Speaker 2: I can get to that, just have to address one thing.
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Speaker 2: And if anybody's curious want people like Stephen Colbert lost
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Speaker 2: his job, is losing his job and he's just got
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Speaker 2: months left on the Late Night as the host of
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Speaker 2: Late Night, I would just give you I'll offer you
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Speaker 2: this one example of what's going on. And he made
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Speaker 2: a joke I guess on the show this week where
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Speaker 2: he basically said that that you can't compare Ice to Nazis.
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Speaker 2: That's an unfair comparison. Nazis were willing to show their faces.
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Speaker 2: Process some of that in a historical context, and just
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Speaker 2: understand that we are in an absolute propaganda war that
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Speaker 2: is going on when you have people like Stephen Colbert
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Speaker 2: and Jimmy Kimmel and the like basically carrying water for
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Speaker 2: the left and doing this, doing this labeling of law
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Speaker 2: enforcement of federal agents. But it's specifically keep in mind
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Speaker 2: law enforcement and federal agents don't necessarily share the politics
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Speaker 2: of the person in charge. You very well have folks
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Speaker 2: working in law enforcement all across the country. You have
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Speaker 2: federal agents, ICE agents, border patrol that are themselves democrats,
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Speaker 2: if people in the military who don't necessarily share the
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Speaker 2: politics of the commander in chief, but it's their boss,
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Speaker 2: that's what they do, that's their job. So here you go.
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Speaker 2: ICE agents are Nazis because they won't take their masks
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Speaker 2: off and show their faces so that their families can
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Speaker 2: be docked and terrorized. And this is all just part
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Speaker 2: of the game. This is part of the narrative that
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Speaker 2: Republicans are bad. Ice equals Republicans, ICE equals Trump, So
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Speaker 2: we have to win in the midterms. That's all this is.
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Speaker 2: And if you think about the full context, this is
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Speaker 2: as insensitive as when people use terms like I was
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Speaker 2: slaving away in the kitchen. Okay, when you take the
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Speaker 2: words and you say and people have said those words
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Speaker 2: innocently in their minds for years, and then when you
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Speaker 2: stop and think about what the word means and how
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Speaker 2: it could be taken. You go, it's probably not a
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Speaker 2: thing to say. You shouldn't say that. There's a lot
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Speaker 2: of things that we say sometimes and you think you
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Speaker 2: shouldn't really say that. You know, there's a sensitivity to it.
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Speaker 2: Stephen Colbert is somebody who should know better when it
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Speaker 2: comes to the Holocaust, when it comes to Nazi Germany.
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Speaker 2: So if we're gonna pretend this and if someone made
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Speaker 2: a point on Twitter on x this is e all
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Speaker 2: Yakobe said, I just left Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, where
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Speaker 2: I learned that Nazis buried Jewish babies alive by the
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Speaker 2: thousands to avoid wasting bullets. It's not the same thing.
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Speaker 2: Stop pretending it is. It's insulting. It's a slap in
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Speaker 2: the face to every Holocaust survivor who gets to hear it.
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Speaker 2: It's a slap in the face to everybody who died.
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Speaker 2: This crazy, absolute insane comparison that they have tried to
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Speaker 2: draw between Nazis, fascists and anyone anyone in government on
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Speaker 2: either side, You're out of line. You're just out of line.
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Speaker 2: It's nuts. And it's not even just saying it's out
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Speaker 2: of line. Is an understatement. Right, it's offensive, it's horrible.
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Speaker 2: All right. Just had to get that off my chest.
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Speaker 2: And thankfully there's a lot of people that are calling
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Speaker 2: calling him out. And also the audience laughed uproarious laughter
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Speaker 2: at this very insensitive joke. Keep in mind, the left
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Speaker 2: still feels like they have the Jewish vote in America
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Speaker 2: in their pocket. They can say anything they want and
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Speaker 2: they're not going anywhere. That's what they believe. They believe
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Speaker 2: that about Black Americans. They believe that about Hispanic Americans.
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Speaker 2: So just know this is what we're talking about. This
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Speaker 2: is who they're addressing, and this is their commentary. The
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Speaker 2: left has also made comments like things are worse now
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Speaker 2: for black Americans than they've ever been. Think about how
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Speaker 2: insensitive that is, how ridiculous that is, or if you
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Speaker 2: don't vote for me, you ain't black, or whatever all
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Speaker 2: that stuff, if you're not voting Democrat. All right, I
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Speaker 2: had to get that off my chest. It's fresh, and
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Speaker 2: I just didn't get to it yesterday. All right, let's
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Speaker 2: do some positive news. Let's do some happy news. Always
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Speaker 2: like a good a dog returns home story, and we
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Speaker 2: got one of those. So how about this when it
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Speaker 2: comes to the importance of micro chipping a pet, and
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Speaker 2: we've had a couple of these stories. Well, how about
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Speaker 2: the story of Buttercup, dog reunited with her owner after
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Speaker 2: a decade apart. Ten years ago, Buttercup was loose and
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Speaker 2: owner looked everywhere. A Buttercup nowhere to be found. It
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Speaker 2: was assume she was lost forever and now Earlier this month,
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Speaker 2: law enforcement officer working in Homestead, Florida, found Buttercup limping
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Speaker 2: and roaming around. A simple microchip scan at the Miami
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Speaker 2: Dade Animal Services revealed it was in fact Buttercup, and
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Speaker 2: it was an easy step to locate and reach out
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Speaker 2: to the owner. Gabriella Dominguez, who cared for the dog
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Speaker 2: at the shelter, was happy to help with a reunion
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Speaker 2: and was also fascinated by Buttercup's response to the adventure.
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Speaker 2: Considering that she had been away from home for ten years,
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Speaker 2: Gabriella said, due to her age and maybe the shock
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Speaker 2: and the time they spent apart, it wasn't an immediate
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Speaker 2: recognition of Wow, you're my family, You're the person from
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Speaker 2: ten years ago that cared for me. It was just
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Speaker 2: more of a like, Okay, I'm happy to be in
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Speaker 2: a home, settling in and then after the fact it
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Speaker 2: was like, oh, you're my family. This is somewhat familiar.
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Speaker 2: I remember. This heartwarming reunion would not have happened for
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Speaker 2: the microchip. We have. Our pet is microchiped previous pet microchip.
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Speaker 2: We're advocates for the microchip. Thankfully this hasn't played out.
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Speaker 2: It almost did with our previous dog, and we thought
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Speaker 2: it might come into play, but we haven't had any
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Speaker 2: story like this. That's great, amazing story, and I love
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Speaker 2: to hear stories, those happy reunion stories. And you wonder
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Speaker 2: what did Buttercup get up to in all that time? Right?
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Speaker 2: What was Buttercup doing for all of that time? That's
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Speaker 2: always the kind of thing I wonder, and I think,
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Speaker 2: Oh Disney movie. All right, let's jump over to strange
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Speaker 2: and bizarre news from around the world. We will start
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Speaker 2: in Florida. That story was in Florida. We had a
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Speaker 2: good story out of Florida. They're not all bad. A
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Speaker 2: wild scene out of Brevard. Is it Brevard or Brevard?
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Speaker 2: It's probably Brevard, isn't it County, Florida ended with a
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Speaker 2: DUI arrest and a call to the fire department. As
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Speaker 2: deputies say sixty year old Patrick Ronaldi was taken into
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Speaker 2: custody after witnesses reported he was driving a car that
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Speaker 2: was literally on fire. According to the Sheriff's office, people
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Speaker 2: saw Rinaldi pulled over on the side of the road,
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Speaker 2: but instead of staying put, got back behind the wheel
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Speaker 2: and started driving again, this time with heavy smoke pouring
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Speaker 2: from the vehicle. A short distance later, the car stopped
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Speaker 2: once more, now fully engulfed in flames. Yet deputies say
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Speaker 2: Rinaldi kept driving. I've never had the experience of driving
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Speaker 2: a car that's on fire. I know someone that has,
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Speaker 2: and he listens regularly, so I feel for you. I
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Speaker 2: hope the story's not hurting. By the time the first
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Speaker 2: responders arrived at Breverid County Fire Rescue was putting out
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Speaker 2: the brush fire they believe was sparked by the burning car.
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Speaker 2: Deputies also discovered Rinaldi's wife that was inside the vehicle
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Speaker 2: through the entire ordeal, he managed to get out, and
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Speaker 2: as they it was barely able to help her escape
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Speaker 2: the flames from the vehicle. When deputies spoke with Ronaldi,
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Speaker 2: they say that he smelled strongly of alcohol. They claimed
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Speaker 2: that he'd only had one beer but a bottle of
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Speaker 2: liquor found on the floorboard suggested otherwise. Well, maybe he
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Speaker 2: only had one beer and a bottle of alcohol, but
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Speaker 2: he only said wouldn't beer. That's all you admitted to.
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Speaker 2: He was arrested for dui and refusing to take a
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Speaker 2: sobriety test. I just think about the conversation maybe they
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Speaker 2: were having while they were driving the car that was
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Speaker 2: on fire. You know, was she pointing out that the
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Speaker 2: car was on fire, or was she telling him, hey,
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Speaker 2: you need to slow down, you're breaking. You need to
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Speaker 2: break sooner. You need to make a left turn up here,
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Speaker 2: You know those kinds of things. Let's jump to India.
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Speaker 2: Police in India say that a twenty year old man
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Speaker 2: severed his own foot and may have done so to
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Speaker 2: help his chances of getting into medical school. They say,
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Speaker 2: it's expensive, you gotta pay more than It's not arma
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Speaker 2: and a foot, it's arm and a leg. I'm just saying,
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Speaker 2: the pressure to succeed in medical entrance exams is enormous.
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Speaker 2: So after Sarage Bascar failed the necessary exam twice, he
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Speaker 2: took things a step too far. Investigators alleged that Saraj
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Speaker 2: staged an attack on himself in an attempt to qualify
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Speaker 2: under India's disability quota, which serves five percent of seats
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Speaker 2: for students with disabilities and government run colleges. His family
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Speaker 2: initially reported that he had been assaulted by unknown attackers
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Speaker 2: in a nearby village, but as police dug deeper, they
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Speaker 2: say that the story began to fall apart. Maybe someone
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Speaker 2: just ran up and squirted him with apple cider vinegar
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Speaker 2: too soon. Investigators say that Saraj's statements kept changing and
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Speaker 2: that evidence contradicted his version of the events. Maybe like
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Speaker 2: apple cider vinegar. Medical examiners noted that the injury he
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Speaker 2: presented with did not match the kind of wound expected
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Speaker 2: from a violent attack, raising further suspicion. Police also recovered
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Speaker 2: syringes nearby, which they may they believe may have been
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Speaker 2: used to numb the area beforehand. I would hope so.
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Speaker 2: Saraj is currently receiving treatment at a trauma center. Investigators
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Speaker 2: say they are still determining what charges, if any, might apply.
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Speaker 2: The case has left authorities in the public stunt, highlighting
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Speaker 2: the immense academic pressure faced by many young people in
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Speaker 2: the country. That's pretty drastic, that's pretty extreme. I mean,
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Speaker 2: there are people that you know, well, do whatever, do
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Speaker 2: whatever it takes so that they can get into school.
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Speaker 2: You know, that's a lot of drive. That is a
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Speaker 2: lot of drive. All right. I hate this story because
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Speaker 2: for a long time the company was called Chuck E Cheese's,
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Speaker 2: and I always corrected people that called it Chuck E Cheese. Well,
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Speaker 2: apparently now they've actually changed the name to Chuck E Cheese.
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Speaker 2: So it's gonna bother me, but I'm gonna do the
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Speaker 2: story as written. Chuck E Cheese was in a courtroom
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Speaker 2: on Monday over criminal charges stemming from an incident that
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Speaker 2: went viral a year ago. Forty two year old Chuck
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Speaker 2: E Cheese mascot named Journal Jones pleaded no contest to
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Speaker 2: stealing a customer's visa debit card from the Tallahassee location
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Speaker 2: where he worked. When police arrested Jones last July, he
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Speaker 2: was still in costume. Video of that arrest went viral.
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Speaker 2: I think we talked about this back then. I remember
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Speaker 2: seeing the story. At the time of his arrest, officers
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Speaker 2: found the victims visa in his possession, along with a
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Speaker 2: receipt from a fraudulent purchase. Jones struck a deal with prosecutors,
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Speaker 2: pleading to two felonies and a misdemeanor. While those charges
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Speaker 2: could have carried years behind bars, he avoided jail time. Instead,
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Speaker 2: he'll serve three years of probation at pay about sixteen
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Speaker 2: hundred dollars in court fees. Stay away from both the
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Speaker 2: victim and the Chuck E Cheese where he once worked.
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Speaker 2: Can he go to other Chuck e Cheese lookations? Is
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Speaker 2: he allowed to do that? What if he wants some pizza?
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Speaker 2: Florida teen under arrest after police say she went hog
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Speaker 2: wild and attacked her mother with a pork chop. Authority
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Speaker 2: say eighteen year old Farah Kernan got into a heated
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Speaker 2: argument with her forty six year old mother, who told
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Speaker 2: police her daughter had been drinking. Hmm, who could have guessed.
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Speaker 2: The argument got so bad that Kernin allegedly slapped her
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Speaker 2: and then threw a pork chop at her. Officers say
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Speaker 2: they found food residue on the woman's shoulder that backed
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Speaker 2: up her account, specifically pork. When deputies questioned Kernan, they
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Speaker 2: say that she became emotional, started screaming and crying, and
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Speaker 2: refused to cooperate. A friend who was in the home
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Speaker 2: at the time reportedly recorded video of Kernin striking her mother.
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Speaker 2: Kernan now being held on a twenty five hundred or bond,
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Speaker 2: not the first running with the law. Records show that
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Speaker 2: she was arrested for trespassing. Trespassing not quite as bad
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Speaker 2: as attacking your mom with a pork chop, I mean,
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Speaker 2: still serious business. Depends on where your trespassing, I suppose,
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Speaker 2: But you know, trespassing and attacking your mom with a
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Speaker 2: pork shop they're just different things. A first date in Inglewood, Florida,
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Speaker 2: took a bad turn when a guy took his date
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Speaker 2: for donuts and they ended up in jail, or at
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Speaker 2: least he did. Deputy SA twenty eight year old land
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Speaker 2: And Morris was taken into custody after witnesses reported a
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Speaker 2: Great Corvette doing donuts see in the parking lot of
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Speaker 2: a Kingdom Hall of Jovah's. Witness callers described the call.
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Speaker 2: The callers described the car tearing across the lot at
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Speaker 2: a high speed, kicking thick blue smoke up and leaving
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Speaker 2: deep tire marks behind. At one point, the smoke was
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Speaker 2: so heavy the corvette disappeared from view. Nearby residents said
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Speaker 2: the noise sounded like a heavily modified engine echoing through
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Speaker 2: the neighborhood. When deputies arrived at the scene, Morris reportedly
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Speaker 2: told them that he had driven all the way from
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Speaker 2: Orlando to meet a woman for their first date. According
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Speaker 2: to officials, the passenger admitted she encouraged him to do
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Speaker 2: the donuts to impress her and apologized for it. Hopefully
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Speaker 2: she's impressed by guys who go to jail, because that's
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Speaker 2: where he ended up charged with racing. Making donuts apparently
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Speaker 2: counts as racing, at least in Orlando. The Poplar Street
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Speaker 2: Bridge in Saint Louis was shut down thanks to a
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Speaker 2: yogurt spill. All westbound lanes of the bridge crossing the
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Speaker 2: big snowstorm. Police described a dramatic scene with one semi
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Speaker 2: trailer split in half and its cargo full of yogurt
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Speaker 2: spilled out across the roadway. Yeah, road crews had to
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Speaker 2: battle these slick, hazardous conditions as they worked to clear
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Speaker 2: hidden tiny rubber ducks everywhere shelves, plants, perched on faucets
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Speaker 2: to test whether she cleaned thoroughly. With only two hours
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Speaker 2: to clean the place, she managed to find seventy seven
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Speaker 2: ducks before deciding she'd had enough. She says, after eight
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Speaker 2: years in the business, it was a first, but not
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Speaker 2: in a good way. She felt insulted and invalidated, and
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Speaker 2: she dropped the client entirely. Commoners say it was a
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Speaker 2: ridiculous stunt and went to her defense and all that, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I would. I don't know that I would have even
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Speaker 2: stuck around to do the seventy seven. It is a
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Speaker 2: little insulting. You know, you hired somebody to do a job.
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Speaker 2: I like, I'm not a big fan of the whole
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Speaker 2: pop quiz thing. It feels like a pop quiz. I
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Speaker 2: don't want you want to come up and tell me
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Speaker 2: some fun bit of trivia or say, hey, did you
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Speaker 2: know whatever I don't like the I don't like to
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Speaker 2: be challenged that way, and that just feels like a challenge,
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Speaker 2: like we want to prove that you didn't do a
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Speaker 2: good job anyway. You know. The saying that variety is
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Speaker 2: a spice of life, Well, it applies to workouts to
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Speaker 2: A new study found that people who mixed up their
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Speaker 2: exercise routines had nearly a twenty percent lower risk of
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Speaker 2: early death from any cause. When researchers looked at the
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Speaker 2: individual activities, walking came out on top. People who walked
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Speaker 2: the most had a seventy percent sorry, seventeen percent. Seventy
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Speaker 2: would be great lower risk of dying early compared to
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Speaker 2: those who walked the least. Right behind that were racket sports, rowing, calisthenics,
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Speaker 2: weight train running, jogging, and cycling. So if you kind
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Speaker 2: of mix it up, you get some different effects out
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Speaker 2: of it. So I guess that's a good thing, trying
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Speaker 2: to shake it up a little bit, little variety with
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Speaker 2: what you're doing. Maybe you can work out racket activities
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Speaker 2: and walking, right that would help. I guess, I mean
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Speaker 2: it sounds good at least. A new study shows obesity
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Speaker 2: rates in the US have served dramatically over the past
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Speaker 2: three decades. Back in nineteen ninety, about nineteen percent of
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Speaker 2: American adults were classified as obese. Today it's more than
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Speaker 2: forty two percent, or roughly one hundred and seven million people.
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Speaker 2: The trend not slowing, as researchers project the number could
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Speaker 2: hit one hundred and twenty six million by twenty thirty five.
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Speaker 2: According to the study, obesity rates were highest in the
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Speaker 2: Midwest and in the South. That'll do it for this
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