55KRC Thursday Show - Tech Thursday, Shaz Kahn, First Step Home, Help Squad, Jay Ratliff

So no Gary, Jeff Walker or Dan Carroll. But that means no Tech Friday Dave Hatter, except we can move him back. So today we're going to have a Tech Thursday with Dave Hatter. I'm really happy about that. Thank you Joe for getting in touch with Dave. And thanks Dave. You're out there listening for Green to do that kind of be talking about. This is creepy. Wi Fi companies can track movement in your houses. That's right. Your Wi Fi system allows exterior forces to know you were moving

around and where you are in your home. I don't know what to what end they're going to use that, but it is kind of quite creepy and frightening. Artificial intelligence is now going after your wallet. Topic number two. And then finally a judge allows artificial intelligence testimony from a dead man. Oh okay, question mark looming over seven oh five Shas Khan, author of the Ultimate Vaccine Timeline,

on this schedule. It previously confirmed, but Joe sent the link for our zoom conversation and it bounced back, meaning we were given a bad email address or Joe was doing a bad email dress. So he's reached out to the powers it be to see if we can't shore

that up. It sounds like a really amazing book. Props on all the information in there, but it traces vaccines from their earliest days, like in five hundred DC or something like that, all the way through today, and of course discusses a lot of the risk and concerns and maybe behind the scenes information that you and I weren't told about vaccines. You listen to RFK Junior, He's uncovered a whole lot of really scary stuff, most notably in the COVID nineteen vaccine realm. In fact, just the other

day he was doing an interview. He suggested that doctor Anthony Founci played a key role in creating and releasing the COVID nineteen virus because game function research was outright banned by the United States, yet he was able to reroute money through a company he controlled over the Wuhan Institute of Virology, so they could create this virus in a lab. He said out loud, Why did he need immunity?

Why a preemptive pardon? He suggests voutch She wasn't merely an innocent bystander because he funneled and transferred critical technology to the Wuhan lab. So I'm sure that's something Chaskan has written about. I hope that she's able to join the program at seven oh five, but we'll come up with something else to talk about, if not followed by Morgan Gibson, CEO of First Step Home, a turned nonprofit and it provides support for women with substance abuse and

their children, so laudable goals there. So Morgan's going to join the program at seven thirty to talk about that. Maybe the way that you and I can help speaking to help Brian Ibel return to Brian Ibold from the Help Squad. Brian's a real just profound charitable guy. Hey, he's got a mission and that's to help people on life's margin. He does that through the Help Squad had him on quite a few times over the years. And a fun and interesting guy. Brian Eibold is finally Jay Rattliffe, Yay,

it's Thursday. iHeart media aviation expert. We're talking about Southwest Airlines trying to well be like everybody else, maybe changing the rules on their loyalty companion pass policy, which he describes as not good. FBI warning about additional cyber strikes against airlines and that they could continue, meaning they're ongoing scary moments aboard Japanese a japan Airlines flight, and finally the entire freight flight crew got suspended after a reported

theft of a passenger cell phone. I love talking to Jay Rheightloff Love talking to you too, five three seven eight two three talk fifty on your AT and T phone.

two nineteen to two thirteen. Only one moderate representative, Brian Fitzpacker, Republican, of course, voted voting to proceed, So anyway process could, they say It could still take hours. Democrats could call up various procedural votes to delay the final measure. They've done this before. Bill itself could still face opposition from both moderates and conservatives, which has been the big hold up.

As many as five Republicans were against it as of midnight overnight roughly so don't quote me on the exact time. Conservative lawmakers threatening to vote no overchanges the Senate made to the legislation, saying it's going to add billions of dollars to the federal deficits. Those concerns apparently outweighed by pressure from House GOP leaders and Trump, who was on the phone with all of them over the course of yesterday and overnight urging Republicans to coalesce or on the bill.

Moderates concerned about Senate measures that shift more medicaid costs to the states that expanded their programs under Obamacare. Well, you know, you got to ask yourself, why did you bother expanding your program? Well, the federal government's paying for all of it, Yeah, on a temporary basis. I just don't understand Red states that why they bothered expanding their medicaid program. I don't care if the feather are cover

one hundred percent of it. As someone a party that's supposed to be fiscally responsible, it's everybody's dollars, including the residents of your state who pay federal taxes, whose federal tax dollars are going to reimburse the state for expanding medicaid. I mean talk about definitionally at Charlie Foxtrot. So still looming question marks over whether it's going to pass, but it is moving forward at a slow pace, all right. Onto the weekend, seventy two million p people expected to

travel nationally. Triple A Travel forecasts it's seventy two point two million people will travel at least fifty miles from their homes over the Independence Day weekend. They measure the period between June twenty eighth and July sixth domestic travel presection. That's projection one point seven million more travelers than last year and seven million more than twenty nineteen. That's a lot us Transportations Security Administration's projections for airline which just

runs through July first and through the seventh. Highest passenger volume expected two point nine million for July sixth. Along court of the Transportation Security Administration officials, airports expect the highest passenger numbers ever. TSA staff at airports nationwide said they are prepared to screen more than eighteen point five million travelers at the various security checkpoints. It's going to

be a packed weekend for air travel. I'm sure Jay Ratliffe will be sure and have to say something about that. FAA predicting the busiest fourth of July week and fifteen years, with today expected to see more than fifty one thousand domestic and international flights. You know, when you think about that, you got fifty one thousand planes flying around on an air traffic control system it's built on floppy discs from back in the eighties. It's really a scary reality. As

far as driving. Some good news here US motorists on highways will notice slightly higher gas prices compared to the last month. This week national average of gas three dollars and twenty two cents, five cents more than a month ago. However, the good news gas prices twenty seven cents cheaper than this time last year and the lowest gas prices for July fourth weekend since twenty twenty one. How about that worst place to buy gas California four dollars and sixty

two cents. Hawaii would you'd imagine would be number one because literally everything in Hawaii needs to be shipped in. It is an island chain. Anyway, four dollars and forty seven cents. You got to pay four to forty five in Washington State, Oregon four oh six, Nevada three eighty one, Alaska three seventy four Alaska where they have all the oil that they can possibly deal with, followed by Illinois, ID, Idaho,

and Pennsylvania. At least expensive, it's going to be in Mississippi at least for gas Mississippi James, You're only paying two dollars and seventy three cents a gallon, followed by Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Missouri, and South Carolina as well as Kansas. Those are all the lowest, Kansas number ten in the list at two dollars and ninety one cents. So good news for gas prices.

And of course, you know, one of the positives of the big beautiful bill, ignoring the deficit creation reality, it'll free up more domestic energy production, which is a good thing, and roll back all these green energy programs and quit funding those. It's amazing how much money rolled out of the federal government in the waning days of the Biden administration auto pen and full gear. Apparently, Biden Administration's energy departments signed off on nearly forty two billion dollars for

green energy projects between let us see here. Actually between January sixteenth and January seventeenth of this year, Man Loan Program's office approved at least ninety three billion dollars in current future disbursements. This after Kamala Harris lost the twenty twenty four election in November, Biden had to get all the money out of the door as soon as possible, so billions and billions of money went out the door.

So I know the Republicans are busy trying to cls some of that back, but there are complications on that, and that's one of the things that's in this big beautiful bill rolling back some of those green energy projects. And then that's when you find out that the Republicans, who are usually you know, against this and find it to be contrary to their political leanings and dealings, well that's until their state is the recipient of one of

these green projects. That which time they all decide, well, no, no, the rest of them need to go, but we're we want to keep the one that's coming to our state, right, just like military spending five sixteen, fifty five krc DE Talk station. Feel free to call, got more coming up and I'll be right back after these brief parts.

of violent crime in downtown Cincinnati. I'll get to Sarah Heninger and Herringer rather prologies to Sarah for mispronouncing the last name there anyway in a local story. I just I'm kind of curious to gauge your reaction on this Red Bike station. You know, there's rental bikes that they have all over the place, so they're going to be available this weekend. In a social media post, the city said Red Bike agreed to close stations and over the

Rhine in the Central Business District for the weekend. Also a restriction on the use of rental eatscooters in both neighborhoods between eight pm and six am on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Delgy CPOs Taylor Whiter and Jay Score reached out to Cheryl Long's office city manager, and they said, well, trying to prevent the rise in crime in over the Rhine, both police and residents flag Red Bikes as part of the problem. Spokesman for the city said it's another intervention

to prevent crime. Coord to the City Sincinnati post, to prioritize safety Downtown. Red Bike agreed to the city's request to closed stations in OTR in Central Business District this weekend. The city also restricting the use of East scooters in the area. The suspension will be in fact eight am to six apm to six am Thursday through Saturday evenings. All right over to Sarah Hannah Aarringer commenting on this

nascial media post on Facebook, which is widely circulating. It's the topic near and dear to Christopher Smithman's hearty he was venting about it earlier this week and find that podcast thirty five k SE dot com. The murderer who took my husband's life didn't use a bike. The murderer didn't use a scooter, and yet this city's grand solution banned bikes and scooters for the weekend, just long enough to protect the image, the tourists and the dollars. Cincinna's

averaging thirteen homicides a month. Now, that's what's killing people, not bikes, not scooters. My husband wasn't murdered because of transportation options. He was murdered because violent crime is out of control. While city leadership chases headlines instead of solutions, I asked the Chief of police why they weren't rounding up the A wall criminals, the ones who are actually

putting lives at risk. Here's the reality. There are fourteen hundred and sixty five people on supervised release from Hamilton County, one hundred and fifty three violators at large as of June twelfth. Fifty two of them have been convicted of violent offenses. And what did I get? Jask? Silence? Probably because it was after five pm. Probably because they were leaving for vacation the next day. That's the level of urgency,

that's the priority. City leadership can scramble overnight to limit scooters, but not take violent criminals off our streets. They're addressing optics, not reality. What happens on Monday when the tourists leave, the bike's return, and the violence keeps going. How does banning bikes stop the bloodshed? It doesn't because it's only It isn't about safety, it's about theater, and it's cowardice. They can move overnight to protect their image. They could

move overnight to protect their people. They just don't want to. And here's what they're not talking thinking about. Every time they choose image over action. The trust of this city erodes every time they patch the optics but ignore the cause. The streets go more dangerous. Every time they move for tourists and not for residents, they reveal who they really

are protecting. Since Anti doesn't need another weekend stunt, it needs leaders willing to act before the camera's wall, willing to take the hard steps that actually make a city safe. And until they do, we see it. We see the failure, We see the cowardice, and we will not forget. But she has been outstoken, has spoken an unrelenting since of course her husband's murder, and good for her. A lot of bad things happen to people, but can you use that bad event in your life to help transform for

the better a community. God love her, and I hope she has some success getting these elected officials off their butts and getting them to address the crime prop in the city of Cincinnati, and getting them to become more outspoken on support of police and the relationship building with the various communities in the City of Cincinnati relative to

their support of police. You know, I'm sure a whole bunch of people out in the Greater Cincinnati area or in the Cincinnati area proper knows something about the one hundred and fifty three violators at large that she mentioned in her Facebook post drop a dime huh five twenty five ify five KRCD talk station local stories moving on advance or from that local story, more of those coming up or phone calls which I love. I'll be right back five twenty eight, coming up a five twenty nine

that about Kercity Talk station. Collect to saw these guys in concert. Man, they put on a great show of going back a lot of years on that good call on this Joe. Appreciate the change up there and all is right with the world. Times on the phone, Tom, Happy Independence Day to you, brother.

I don't care how many times they put her or she in any article.

death of his wife accord in the Middletown Police. Around ten forty five pm June twenty nine, police sit officers and firefighters went to a home on Roosevelt Boulevard for a shooting victim. Middletown Police so they found Curtis in the backyard. Alec Alexis curtis Is dead wife's name, with a gunshot wound to her head. She died at the scene. Officer talked with Crawford, who said he was Curtis's husband

and the two had a child together. Crawford told officers he and his wife had just gotten home and he was getting a handgun out of their parked vehicle. While holding the gun, Police said, he told the officers that it went off. Police said they later learned that Crawford ran into the home and hid the gun in the bathroom. Weapon later found during a search of the home. It was an accident, Joe. It just went off on its own. Oh,

you think like pulp fiction. Well, that's why all people who have any familiarity with handling of firearms, notably handguns, it's always keep your finger off the trigger at all times, unless, of course, you are prepared to use it. So like, you know, if your wife's standing there, you don't pull a firearm out and have your finger on the trigger just because it may be a really light trigger. Hair

trigger believes what they call them. Ohio Attorney General Dave you O suing Weapon X Motorsports Incorporated and its owner, Benjamin Herndon for taking payments for orders the business did fulfill or refund yoh said the businesses and its owner failed to fulfill orders for nine customers who reportedly lost it total of twelve thousand, almost nine hundred dollars. The

court of the lawsuit. Weapon Ex Motorsports has been registered in Ohio as a business since August of twenty twenty says though the business has a facility in Chapel Lane and Forest Park, that building is not open to the public. Court of the lawsuit and said the business sells aftermarket vehicle parts and accessories to consumers through its website. Court of lawsuit often defendants accepted money from customers for parts and accessories and then allowed more than eight weeks to

elapse without providing the items consumers ordered. When defendants failed to deliver the items, they did not refund consumers. They did not offer to furnish similar goods of equal or greater value. When customers got in touch with Herndon and the business, they were repeatedly promised to delivery the items, but with a pushback arrival date. Said the defendants knew those items would be eminently would not be eminently delivered.

That's what the lawsuit of ledges. In some instances, the court to the complaint, consumers waited over a year for delivery and still never received the ordered item. When consumers requested and canceled their order after months of delay, they were told that their order was non refundable. Wow, not much of a business model. In addition to Lawson claims Herndon took money from buyers for parts and accessories, then

delivered the incorrect product or a damaged item. When he received complaints, they failed to offer a refund or provide a replacement of item to equal greater value businesses cancelation and refund policies were quote substantially one sided. Close quote that's an understatement. For example, it says consumers were permitted only on one business day from purchase to contact the defendants to cancel the order or potentially not be able

to cancel or receive a refund one day. Top of that, cancelation policy also reserved the right to charge consumers up to twenty five percent cancellation and restocking fee for non custom manufactured item and up to fifty percent for custom manufactured items, twenty percent restocking fee for return unopened items

in their original packaging. Yes, lawsuits seeking Herndon Weapons X Motor Source to pay up to twenty five thousand dollars in civil penalties also requests that all customers damaged by defendant's unlawful actions be reimbursed by Herndon and the business. A rather unscrupulous business model, I have to note. Let's see here. We've got stack and stupid coming up. And since it's Thursday, there is no Friday show or well live Friday show. I have a stack of stupid that

of course is filled with naked people. Thank you. Joe Tracker dialoaded back a day five point thirty five Stick around the.

State of Ohio to a private business. I mean, let's just say that instead of six hundred million dollars one to the Cleveland Browns that went to First Energy, you think the Attorney General might step in and and these are not funds that were tax revenues.

control of the state. How much play they have with it and what they can use that money for is a total mystery to me, my friend, because this is the first time I'm aware that it's ever come up. So might he like to.

I'll admit, Jay, it does sound it's crazy for me fundamentally, just because the money is being given to private sports owners. But there may be a very well illegal challenge. It's in there. How it goes and how it unfolds and happens. Who has standing to bring it all remains a mystery to me. Jay, I guess we're gonna have to wait and find out. But legitimate concern Mississippi. James, welcome back

to the fifty five Kressey Morning Show. I mentioned you in the when I was talking about gas prices earlier. Apparently you're the guy who's living in the state with the least expensive gasoline prices averaging two dollars and seventy three cents. Welcome back to the morning show, James. Always good to hear from you, all.

billion dollars. So that was profoundly stupid. Not sure that this is any better because of my overall objections to handling it away to private entities, But we'll see what happens. Appreciate the call, James, have a great Independence Day. By forty six Federal Credit Union's nineteenth Annuel Charity Golf Tournament. This year, it's benefiting since a children's hospital Charitable Care Fund and it's taking place Monday, August eighteenth. Market on

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But it is a secure website. It's run by the state of Ohio, so they already have your security number, so it may be worth it. Joe put a claim in for the funds that were there owed him, and apparently Joe looked it up again. Interser internet research guru. He is apparently ag yost did tell Dwine to veto the six hundred million dollar gift to the Brown provision, but obviously Dwine did not do that. Now phase two is whether he actually has a legal challenge to doing that.

And in talking with Joe, Joe thinks the idea that Yost would sue the Wine slimmed to none and slim left left down. It's this tradition, YEP. Police arrested a woman after a witness said she was running around at Jacksonville parking lot naked and attacking people and cars with a golf club. As this tradition. Nicole J. Petree, forty three, arrested described as homeless, hours after police reported encountering her earlier in the day standing in the middle of the

road at south West Chamber Street. Woman was walking around without a shirt, exposing her breast the cording to the Jacksonville Police, she was issued a citation on a violation of city ordinance against indecent exposure. Hour and a half later, police called a Lincoln Square shopping center after callers said a nude woman was hitting people and property with a golf club. One person in seventeen year old suffered minor

injuries after being hit two vehicles also damaged. She was arrested three phoney counts, one aggravated battery, two counts of criminal damaging involving more than five hundred dollars.

having a medical episode. Said she did not want to be transported to a hospital, but wanted medics to check on her. They arrived on the scene, the medics cleared her of any medical issues. Both medics and officers cleared the scene. Shortly before five pm. Officers were dispatched again to a report of a naked woman of the six hundred block of Janney Street. Officers support They found her again lying on the sidewalk naked from the waist down put her under arrest without incident.

as this tradition. Williamsport Police said. The man, who police believed was battling some mental health issue, bolted about two blocks to Academy in Church Streets, where he was restrained after an officer was forced to deploy a taser. Female witness described it as crazy. Started for one pm when the man stormed out of the leading electronics store where he is an employee, corner to the patrol supervisor. Upon

returning from lunch. He displayed some very bizarre behavior and got into a confrontation with another worker, smashing a display case and several monitors before leaving the store. Driving this Hyundai. He was heading west on East third Street at a high rate of speed when that's when he slammed into the back of the other car. Second driver not injured, though in spite of the significance of the the collision, charges Penning. As the investigation is ongoing. Drudge yeah, oh

real quick here. Naked man accused of attempted robbery On Tuesday arrested two thirty pm. Raleigh police called the Atlantic Avenue of the forty one hundred block for a suspicious person. Police said two people reported it man attempted to rob him. Police got there, they found a man and a woman that reported a naked guy approach them with a wooden post. I was waiting for that. Man told police he had just gotten out of his car locked it when the

suspect approached him and di maanit. He dropped everything he was carrying and give him access to the car. After complying with the suspect, man said the suspect assaulted him with the wooden post. According to the police, suspect also approached the woman eating lunch in her car. Told him the suspect hit her in the arm with the wooden post before pulling her out of the car and attempted to drive away. So suspect unable to shift the car out of park well. He said he fled from the

scene hidden the nearby storage room. Poleasee said the suspect later captured and taken into custody. They've not released the name of the suspect or the two people reported in the assault. Naked guy is in police custody though fivefty six. They typically end that way, don't they. Fifty five krs the talk station Tech Thursday with Dave Hatter coming up with six thirty A little frightening information about our artificial intelligence,

among other stories going on. And I also appreciate phone calls, so feel free to call me up. I'm the right back.

Today we'll be discussing discussed how Wi Fi companies apparently can track your movements in your own house, Creepy artificial intelligence now going after your wallet. And finally Judge allows artificial intelligence testimony from a dead man. Really looking forward to talking with them about that question mark looming over the seven oh five guest spot with Shas Khan, author of the Ultimate Vaccine Timeline. I'm really hoping she's able to make it. It's a called subtitled A fact Packed

History of Vaccines and their Makers. Apparently she poured through just hundreds of years worth of information about vaccines and revealing I guess the good and the bad. So apparently Joe was giving a poor email address link so he couldn't send her the zoom link. He's reached out to her people and maybe we'll get that short up by seven oh five. I'll keep my fingers crossed for that. Morgan Gibson to be joining the program. She's with First

Step Home CEO there. It's a nonprofit providing support for women with substance abuse and their children. Worthwhile effort there plus help Squads. Brian Ebold returns at eighth five. Is he gonna be in the studio, Joe great? Oh, that's wonderful. I always enjoy talking with Brian. He's a really good man. He's doing his best to help the West Side community

through his charitable organization to help Squad. So maybe we can put some love together for Brian and his efforts and get some updates on some of the great work that they've done. Finally, it is Thursday, slash Friday Eve slash Independence Day Eve. Jay rat left got some news about Southwest Airline trying to be like everybody else, and

he calls it not a good change. FBI warning about additional cyber strikes against airlines, scary moments aboard a Japan Airlines flight, and finally, an entire flight crew suspended after reporting someone reported the theft of a passenger cell phone. So those with Jay Rattler feel free to call five one three, seven four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk found five fifty on AT and T phones. Frightening reality and I guess you know,

you gotta face the truth. And it's nice when people are honest and at least forthcoming with their opinions as gloom and dooming as they may be, rather than hiding it from you. Headline for The Wall Street Journal chip Cutter reporting CEOs starts saying the quiet part out loud. AI will wipe out jobs. I think you and I could probably have concluded this on our own, but the CEOs of very major corporations tend to have a lot

of knowledge and insight into these things. They stay on top of them because it is the future of their business and the other ones making decisions on the future of their business and how much artificial intelligence they're going to be using. First with Chief executive Jim Farley of Ford Motor Company, quote, artificial intelligence is going to replace

literally half of all white collar workers in the United States. Now, I hope that's an overstatement, most notably because you know, you have to point out white collar workers tend to be the highest breadwinners in terms of earnings, the highest salaries, and therefore the highest tax If you wipe out half of them, can the economy survive? AI will leave a lot of white collar people behind, he concluded over to

JP Morgan Chase MARIONN. Lake, CEO of the Banks, Consumer and Community Business told investors back in May that she can see its operations headcount following by ten percent in the next few years because the company uses new AI tools to consolidate work and get work done by computer that otherwise would have been done by a real human being.

Amazon CEO Andy Jase and a note too employees last month he expected in June expected the company's overall corporate workforce to be smaller in the coming years because of a once in a lifetime AI technology being involved. We will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that have been done today and more people doing other types of jobs. And there was another article recently about Amazon. They're going to be more robot on the floor of

their sorting facilities and actual human beings. So that's happened, right that's happening right now. CEO Dario Amodi from Anthropic said in May that half of all entry level jobs could disappear in one to five years. And here's a real stunning exclamation point on the reality of that, resulting in US unemployment of ten to twenty percent. He urged

company executives and government officials to stop sugarcoating the situation. Yeah, this is the kind of information we're all going to need out there so we can make informed choices on what we do going forward, And most notably for young people pursuing their career opportunities, you know, starting out either

considering maybe a trade school or a college education. Ask yourself the fundamental question is this future of mine, this career path that I have chosen, is it possible or likely that it could be wiped out through by artificial intelligence? And there's a lot of industries where that could happen. I think of accounting for one. I mean, isn't that exactly what Elon Musk and the Doge people were doing up in Washington, DC, harnessing a power of artificial intelligence

to rifle through the books very quickly and efficiently. Now, to point out, it's been the norm for all these CEOs and folks in the know to sort of downplay the idea of artificial intelligence when they are interviewed about it in private, though apparently they had been talking about how their businesses will likely be run with a fraction of the current staff. Technologies including automated soft automation software, artificial intelligence, and robots are rolled out to make operations

as lean and efficient as possible. Micah Coffin, CEO of a marketplace, a freelance marketplace, Fiver that's the name of it, told his staff this is a wake up call. It doesn't matter if you are a programmer, designer, product manager, data scientist, lawyer, customer, support rep, salesperson or finance person.

AI is coming for you to w Lutke, chief executive at Shopify, recently told his workers that the company wouldn't make any new hires unless managers could prove artificial intelligence isn't capable of doing the job that the new hire would be doing. James Reinhardt, CEO of the online resale site thread Up, quote, I think it's going to destroy way more jobs than the average person thinks. Over at IBM, yes,

still around, Chief executive arn VN Krishna. So the company used artificial intelligence to replace the work of a couple of hundred people in human resources. So he did add that the company hired more programmers than salespeople. Apparently there's still a need for programmers and salespeople, but apparently not over in human resources, where artificial intelligence is now doing the job. This is kind of frightening stuff. Folks, you say what you want about whether or not you want

to embrace artificial intelligence or not. It's happening all around us in the future. Does not sound real good based upon these at least learned officials and lofty places in these massive, huge businesses. I guess we know that around here, Joe, don't we Automation they've gotten rid of pretty much everybody who is not literally nailed down in some capacity, and I will personally observe it to my experience that the quality has not improved with the adoption of technology to

do the work that humans otherwise would do. You've run in a couple of illustrat of that, haven't you, Joel huh oh Daily Basis anyhow five one three fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three Taco Tome five fifty on AT and T phones. Make sure you remember fifty five KRC dot com get the podcast. Senator George Lang on the Ohio Budget yesterday. Really enjoyed talking with him, Judging and Apolitano always at a pleasure with having him

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it's getting worse. Which point where it's going to be like two point three people working for every recipient of social security, meaning taxes are going to have to go up, and so security recipient is gonna get less money if this prediction from this anthropic CPO Dario Dario Amadi comes true and unemployment, in fact, because of artificial intelligence, jumps to ten to twenty percent. Might I note that that's going to exacerbate an already serious problem we have on

our hands. Social services will be overwhelmed. You I mentioned a number of people on unemployment and what happened to the unemployment program, on and on and on, Hank. Thanks for bearing with me during that little tear there. Welcome to the Morning show, and Happy Friday Eve.

of the devil's workshop. And if you get ten to twenty percent of the population that's completely unemployed and not employable because artificial intelligence has well taken away their employment opportunity, that could create some societal unrest. You think. It reminds me that I can't remember who it was one of our former presidents. I think maybe William Howard Taff anyway goes to a third world country and they're building a big project. It's a construction project. I don't know, maybe

like a canal or whatever that happened to be. And he observed that already had pick axes and shovels, so why don't you use modern equipment like bulldozers and machinery to get this job done quicker and more efficiently. In the response from the elected officials or authorities, there was this isn't a public works project, it's a jobs project.

In other words, they wanted to keep those folks busy with pick axes and shovels rather than to have one guy doing the work of twenty with a bulldozer, because it kept them busy. I think maybe the theory behind the behind the Civilian Conservation Corps and the WPA back in the nineteen forties, don't know, but lost the contemplate on AI and that's a topic that is not going away anytime soon. Keep your popcorn out. Six twenty five Tech Thursday. Speaking of tech things, they've had to join

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around a while from what I gather. I mean, you can correct me on that, but apparently Wi Fi companies can figure it out.

Wi Fi. But most people have Wi Fi that gives them Internet connectivity, right right. So I always like to try to explain this to people because I think it gets confusing, and it's it's the devices that create the wireless signal to throw up the radio waves that allow your devices to connect that can be used essentially like a radar sonar type of type of approach to figure.

then again, I don't really know what. I'm just speculating because Exfinity, for example, might depending on how you have that set up or whoever your internet service provider is it's providing the service, may not necessarily know what you have connected to that device on the outside. If it's all their equipment, they could know that, but they may not know that. Wow, well, but it's wild tech.

article ends. Creepy stuff. Dave had or pause from them, and we're gonna be talking about artificial intelligence going after your wallet. That'll be sixty if if you've got krc DE talk station a little YYZ there for Tech Friday's Dave Hatter satisfying your rush needs there, Dave, great song, phenomenal song. Anyway, artificial intelligence going after your wallet. I read a really disturbing piece out of the Wall Street

Journal this morning. Some of the facts run about how much artificial intelligence is going to cause people to become unemployed. But moving away from that, I guess it's well going after our wallet? In what way is this happening? Dave Hatter? Yeah, this is interesting.

it does not do what it's purported to do. So here's in the headline from Axives, top AI models will lie, cheat, and steel to reach goals, Anthropic finds. And then from the Register top AI models even American ones parrot Chinese propaganda,

report finds. And then there's a third story that recently came out last week where Anthropic basically set up a vending machine and tried to have an AI sort of run it like a business, you know, manage the inventory and all that sort of thing, and it failed pretty miserably. So again I'm not saying first off, I don't know what's in some lab somewhere, as I tell people all

the time. And secondarily, you know, this stuff has continued to improve, especially the generative AI tools that can generate video and that sort of thing. And I'm very concerned about the deep fake aspect of all this. But when you when you really look at this and you get past the hype, I'm not entirely. Sure, we're on the cusp of all being unemployed because of AI in the immediate future. That said, there's something out there called agentic

AI or AI agents. Well, you know, people say it both ways, and what it basically boils down to is the ability to script things, to automate things, to say, Okay, I'm going to set up this AI agent and I'm going to have it do things on my behalf without me needing to sit there and prompt it. You know, I'm not actively engaged with it, typing and things telling it to do. It's been given some sort of goal or objective and it just goes and does it right.

And you know, I think that's where you will potentially see and if you future, as these things improve, some people may be impacted by that. And I'm also not trying to say no one has lost their job as a result of any of this yet, because some of these gender AI tools.

to buy something. And as the author points out in here, that has a lot of potential downside, because first off, all of these things hallucinate.

because I know we'll run out of time. There was absolutely no chance, no chance whatsoever, I would give any sort of agentic AI access to any of my financial anything and ask it to act on my behalf.

talk about it next week. That is, you know, some very large percentage of projects using these technologies are faded or are failing and will be killed off in the next year. So I'm not saying this stuff isn't gonna it's not coming.

you give the details. But on the heels of this judge Ahmed Meta, an Obama appointee, show cause order was issued against a lawyer that appeared in front of her submitting a case, submitting a brief that had a case that didn't exist. They used artificial intelligence, apparently, and created out of whole cloth a fake case called Moms against Poverty versus the Department of State that the lawyer used

in trying to establish jurisdiction in this particular court. So the show cause order, like why you shouldn't be held in contempt for lying to the court, basically given her an opportunity to explain herself. But that happens all the time. They call it AI hallucinations.

reasons why again I'm stuck on. I don't think you're going to see enormous job loss anytime soon, because at some point, if you're using a tool and you can't explain when it's going to make something up, and you can't even necessarily know for sure that it did make something up, because often they'll argue with you, you know, and try to tell you whatever it came up with this correct.

It wants to please. You know, if I've got to go do a whole bunch of research only to find out that what it told me is false, well why wouldn't I just do it myself in the first place?

You have an allegation as an attorney to go pull up each and every one of the cases cited on West Law or Lexus Nex's and find out if it's real and it's accurately depicted in the brief that it turned out for you. There's still work to be done.

But a lot of times people will But getting back to this idea of fully augentic AI, I'm not sitting there directly interacting with it. I've set it up and it's off doing things.

generative AI capabilities continue to advance. I think this is really interesting. Apparently a guy was killed in a road rage incident and his sister used generative AI. I think we've talked about it before. I encourage people to go check out Google VO three and see what it can do. It can create incredibly realistic looking stuff at this so much.

in court. Apparently it's the first time known instance that this has happened anyway, And you know, as you and I have discussed for years since this has become a recurring topic, you know, what does this sort of technology

mean for court? Whether it's something like this, and this gets into you know, even if you don't have an issue with someone basically creating an avatar of a diseased person and using that for whatever purposes, in a case like this, you know, would that person give their consent? Once you're dead, you can't really consent anymore to how someone might.

it's just not ready for prime time yet. And I even more so than my concerns about the tech itself, is the impact on people who don't understand how good this stuff is, how rapidly it's advancing, and how readily accessible it is to people who have bad intent for you, you know, stealing your mondy, defrauding you through the use of whether it's incredibly well crafted emails, it's audio, it's video, it's some combination of all of the above.

some reason. We'll find out why with Vaccines. Graduated from a Central Saint Martin College of Art and Design with a BA and Product Design complemented or education with certification, certifications and courses of nutrition, marketing, communications, anatomy, physiology and immunal biology as well as vaccinology. Shaskhan it is a pleasure to have you on the fifty five KRS Morning Show.

So I just was a bit confused, and I didn't know anything about vaccines, and I'm not a parent either. Some vaccines went on my radar, but after that incident, basically I started asking questions, went and read the package, and start was surprised to find out the neurological injuries were actually acknowledged and recognized after flu vaccines, And that just got me started reading and then going down the rabbit hole in libraries and national archives in the UK and in Switzerland.

studies and the outcomes that the pharmaceutical companiesknew about. Most notably, I'm thinking obviously about the COVID nineteen vaccine, but they didn't disclose it to the American people, and they got this emergency use authorization which prevents them from being sued for this what I would argue was a holy whole cloth

experimental vaccine. And then we find out, like you, when you go to find out what the story is and what the realities are and is there any causal connection between my daughter or my son having a heart attack at age twelve with these vaccines, they don't want to give you the information. So did you run in any brick walls trying to discover information on these vaccines?

protected by by the freedom of information. To that I mean, sorry, you can't get access to them with the freedom of information that because they're still protected. So some of the requests that I made through the National Archives, some I got through to and others I couldn't get access to. And I'll try again, I guess, in five years, to get access to these documents. So these are documents from the government, like internal minutes from the meetings, different reports

that they might have received. And I could get access to documents from the eighties, but documents that are more recent and I say recent with like you know, comments comments from the nineties that I still couldn't get a hold of. So that's the only roadblock that I came across at the moment, because otherwise a lot of information is out there is just a question of really digging in and having to go find it, and most people don't want to do that in libraries.

one than three hundred years. We don't have any definitive records where it started, but it's believed to have started in Asia and then come over to Europe and then buy the seventeen hundreds, late seventeen hundreds was in Europe, and it was banned eventually in the mid eighteen hundreds because it was known to be a pretty dangerous procedure. It could transmit all kinds of other infections and people

could get like a crossed arms. And that was replaced with vaccination, which is the concept that Basically Edward Jenner in the UK brought up which is using cowbox to rarely against to vaccinate against the small pox.

how they are manufacturing. I think, and you're not talking to a doctor or a virologist or a and I don't play one on radio, but mRNA technology sounds to me from what I've read, they've known about this type of technology behind the scenes, but they've never launched any major pharmaceutical drugs based on that technology because there was a lot of risk associated with it. And then along comes COVID and that's the technology they use for the

COVID vaccines. Is there something inherently concerning about that type of technology mRNA?

and it wasn't even very successful. They sold the results in one hundred people and it wasn't very wasn't very promising. So the fact that they're using this techology which turns people cells into a protein spike creating factory is incredibly because we don't know how long the protein is going to be expressed, we don't know how many you know,

spike proteins you're creating. That could be explaining as well why we see such a huge different types of problems like from myocarditis to blood cloths, to respiraty issues, to weird skins issues and neurological diseases. So for me, it's definitely a technology that is incredibly concerning. To have launched it like this on a mass scale under an emergency youth authorization is incredibly concerning.

were all in that circumstance. But if Pfizer or the pharmaceutical manufacturers of these mrn NA technologies knew themselves that there were risks and substantial risks compared to other f like FDA approved drugs, what's with the rush to judgment and getting it out into the world. Is there something nefarious behind that or is just the old fashioned profit motive?

is what people need when they got polio. And the polio vaccines who seems to have been wildly successful like a lot of other vaccines, is have you reach any conclusions about some of these long standing drugs or vaccines that we are usually regularly getting.

so effective. And I'll tell you two things, is they changed the definition of polio when the vaccine came out, and they also changed this funny because you see often the same playbook like they defined people who were vaccinated as unvaccinated because they hadn't they received polio or they had polio. Sorry, within two weeks of getting the vaccines, they were able to pull them uninocylated, which everyone knows is what actions happened exactly with COVID vaccine and polio

as well. Nobody looked into really understanding what the causes were. There were lots of people at the time who were stiging the alarm about DDT so pesticides that were being used and the reason why it was more prominent in summertime. And the polio vaccine itself was also very problematic. I mean it caused polio. That's why very quickly in the nineteen sixties, who shifted to the oral polio, which was the sugar cube live VERSI yeah, but even that also

caused problems. So I was my bubble basically burst when I looked into polio because I came out of this, you know, when I approached this research very four vaccines, believing what we were told, and the polio vaccine basically burst that bubble, and I had to realize that, hang on a minute, they've been telling us the bunch of propaganda. In my opinion.

came out of nowhere. So it looks like it was more of an environmental thing that was causing these problems. And there's also something called provocation poliomylitis, which was known to be caused after DTP vaccine and smallpox vaccine, they knew that getting vaccines the kids could actually create polio, and that's in the documentation and that I show in my book.

sheets given by the CBC. That's for sure.

being a close second or third position. But this I wasn't aware of because obviously my dad passed away after the flu vaccines, and I was quite shocked to see that that was already seen as one of the most compensated cases in the vaccine injury Compensation program.

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doing charity work this morning, which is wonderful. Thinking about Independence Day tomorrow. I will be off tomorrow they're gonna do Joe's gonna select some best of least. That's kind of what we call it. You draw your own conclusion whether it's best or not. But I will be off. Which is why we had Tech Friday's Dave Hatter in for a Tech Thursday this morning for just tuning in fifty five k see dot com is a place to

get that valuable information. And you know we're talking about health this morning with Shas Khan in the book The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline. We've been talking a lot about health lately. We've got RFK Junior in his work obviously exposing a lot of information about vaccines that we didn't know about. Of course that touches on the subject matter of Shas Khan's book, The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline. Scary stuff on that one food dies, an issue, floridation and water, on and

on and on. And everybody's looking for this mystery as to why we have this obesity problem in our country as well as other health problems. And I just saw this article that came out yesterday credit to the Gateway punded, and I always say anything from the Gateway punted with

them just a slight measure of skepticism. There are left leaning sites and there are right leaning sites, and quite often the way things are phrased and worded reflect a political bias that's just a little bit too much for me. Gateway punted it's one of those, but doesn't mean the information is not true because they're citing information from a Pentagon manpower availability study. US Army did hit its annual recruiting goal. It's way ahead of schedule, which is a

wonderful thing. But the problem is the pool of people that they are recruiting are having real problems. This Pentagon study determined that only twenty three percent of Americans age seventeen to twenty four even qualify for a million military

service absent a waiver. Ten years ago thirty percent, So we've gone down seven points in terms of the number of people even that can qualify so eligible youth, and they say the recruiting might not even be sustainable as we move forward, And then there's the idea of maybe getting embroiled in a much bigger conflict, you know, a

shooting war with the likes of China. Pentagon studies showed that seventy seven percent of young Americans would not qualify for military service without a waiver due to being overweight, drug use, mental and physical health problems. Now, physical health problems have always been an issue, and if you have certain physical problems, you don't qualify. They I mean, think back of the draft, but they say we're looking at disqualifications based on a single factor. The most common reason

obesity coming into eleven percent. The one single thing that's preventing that young person from joining the military is obesity number two. Drug and alcohol abuse at eight percent, medical or other physical health issues seven percent. In one fiscal year twenty twenty three, they disqualified fifty two thousand applicants. And the other fun fact is not that many people are interested in joining them in enlisting in the American military.

A very small percentage of the population serves. That's fewer than one percent of Americans currently serve in the military. And the connection with the armed forces, and you know, young people's awareness is kind of weakening a lot. Only thirteen percent of young adults surveyed by the Pentagon in the target recruiting age Again, that's what was that seventeen to twenty four only thirteen percent had a parent who served, which raises awareness, they say, accordingly, a lot fewer young

people are even inclined to serve. Last year's survey found that eighty seven percent of individuals age sixteen to twenty one said they were probably not or definitely not even consider enlistment, nine percent expressed some interest, lowest figure in fifteen years, and just one percent we're both eligible and open to having a conversation with the military about joining.

In other words, of conversation with a recruiter, you know these We have an all volunteer military, stating the obvious, but even you note within an all volunteer military the very small percentage of young people who are even considering it, and then they're met with a massive roadblock in the form of not even being eligible to serve due to

health and physical issues. We got a massive obesity problem in our country, and I sure hope and I embraced the ideas of RFK Junior and helping us move in a direction of eating more healthy foods and taking greater stock in our health, if not for any other reason than the security of our country. Seven fifty five ify five K Sedy Talk station, We're gonna be talking Eyebolt, Brian Ibold after the top of their news get an update on the help Squad plus j ratlif at eight

thirty with aviation topics. I hope you can stick around.

mission behind that effort. Sometimes it's a simple ultru but we've got a combination of both here in studio. Sam Jasper and Brian Ibold. You know he's got to remember Brian, he's the original creator of and founder of a charity on the West Side called the Help Squad, and I will recommend you stop by the website the Help Squad since he with a y dot com and their Christian faith based mission of five on one three c helping

struggling working families on the West Side. Brian, you've been on the and Sam both been on the program a few times and I just want you know, give my listeners a reminder about, first off, what you do and the type of services you offer, and we'll get an update on some of the great things you've been able to do for some folks who've gotten your assistance, and we'll talk about an upcoming fundraiser event we're going to

be doing. So somebody take the floor and talk about you're you're the creator of it, you're behind it, Brian Ibold, what was the impetus behind starting this out? And uh and and how many years you've been around now?

But I think the first thing we need to do is just to figure out exactly what is the Help Squad, like, what do we do and so just to give the listeners an idea. So the Help Squad is a Christian based to five oh one c three nonprofit organization and we assist financially struggling families focusing on single moms and dads on the West side of town. Only just restricted to the West side as a brother Juviat Coleraine Dell High in Green Townships. Yes, sir, that's the only side

we can do. This is the west side right now. Our vision, of course is to expand this everywhere. I have a Help Squad, nor would Help Squad Blue Ash Help Squad Westchester. But that's a vision and with the Lord's blessing, we'll get there.

desperate need and dire need of transportation. We pay back rents to avoid eviction. Do you know have families we have prevented from being thrown on the street and because we save them from eviction?

Like I said, I'll give you my number. You want to go ahead and give it out, go ahead, okay, if you want to do the Lord's work and you want to make a difference in the world, call this number five one, three, six, seven, eight eight nine eight six. It's my direct number. And we can together, we can do this and we can make this happen because we've all been told well, you can't do this and you can't do that, and it's always going to be like this. It doesn't have to be and we're we're we're living

proof of it. So and I you mentioned that you have gotten people cars.

thinking of like Saint Vincent de Paul. You know, they got trucks out there, they drive over to people's places, they get the furniture and they take it back and put it to the charitable cause.

do he's great. He is a wonderful dude. If someone donates a car to us for you know, for free, or even if we buy a car for two grand we take it there and get it fixed for free. For a two thousand dollars investment, We've just given somebody in dire need of transportation a very safe and dependable car. And we also usually the first three months of car insurance too to help the person out. So it's just really it's really good stuff, really good things.

this money, money, money, money. So if you have a single mother who is working every day, the mother of three works every day makes ends meet. And that's the people we help, the working poor. Right, Okay, I was raised by a single mother. I know how these women struggle.

five hullars. Their friends won't have five hundred dollars. They don't have a credit card to put five hundred dollars on it. They can't get the car fixed. Mom can't get the car fixed. She can't get to work, can't get to work. You don't have a paycheck, don't have a paycheck, don't pay your rent. And guess what, you're evicted, right, You're evicted. So there's a stat In twenty eighteen, eighty three thousand dollars is spent on a mother with at

least two single or two children. Single mom with two children in twenty eighteen eighty three grand a year. So when this mom who now because you can't get her car fix is fired or as loser job, now she's on government assistance for eighty three thousand dollars for a year. If we just would have invested the five hundred dollars, we've just saved eight two five hundred dollars on this family alone. Okay, So if you want to give us a million dollars, we could save the government twenty million,

fifty million. So this has to resonate with somebody. Yeah, Like somebody should be calling like, wait, these guys are onto something, let's help.

of that money. And it's great illustration of the realities and the practical realities of the problem that these people you serve face. So let's help them keep their job, let's get their car running, let's help them with that back rent and get them back on their feet and so they can move forward.

And you mentioned Brogan Foles the auto repair people, and what a wonderful thing donating ten thousand dollars worth of auto repairs to get those cars fixed for people to use. I imagine you're probably looking for some other community partners that can volunteer services along the same lines. Not necessarily an outright here's a check kind of thing, but hey, we do fill in the black like carpentry projects or something. I know you've done some other projects like in people's home.

very important services. So anybody out there who owns a business who would be willing to donate services and their time for our families, that would be great. You could reach out to us through our website and just fill out the contact form. Brian just gave his phone number, so you can you could contact him directly we yeah, or use the website probably the best option, and then

we can reach back out to you. We would love to have you join our team, and we are trying to build that base, you know, and our volunteers have been so great, but a lot of our volunteers do still work, like I work full time, and a lot of our volunteers do work. So we always need more volunteers to join the crew. And that way we can you know, cover when people go on vacation and things like that, and that really helps us so we can be efficient and effective helping people as quickly as possible.

Help Squad a fifty three hundred dollars grant. A nice yeah, and they're recognizing our organization for the work that we've been doing. So Brian's gonna receive that award, and I think that's on August fourteenth, so we'll be recognized during that Cincinnati Open event.

it and it's legitimate. If we have the funding, of course we will help them. And what I like to report is that all our funds have been given. It's it's through people. It's not government. We don't get grants, it's people just give us the money to help other people. It's it's it's amazing.

We need donations, sponsors, we need sponsors. Yeah, so we need tea sponsors, all types of different sponsorships levels and those are on our website as well. You can get registered for golf on the website. You can make a donation, you can do sponsorship, you can sign up as a volunteer. Again, we need those volunteers and so we'd love to have you come out and join us. We also have Queen of Heart's going on. That's over at Bucketheads over on

Harrison Avenue. It's Buckethead Sports Bar and Grill. They are such a great partner as well. We talk about the partnerships that we have, just venues like that giving us their time, their stayaff and the venue to make all of this happen and raise money for our organization. So that Queen of Hearts is done every Wednesday, they do the drawing at five thirty. So if you want to go out and support the help Squad and maybe take a chance on winning some money. That's a great place

to go. So at at Bucketheads.

Christian to fulfill the goals of the mission. Listen, that's what you're doing when you're helping out the Help Squad. So thank you both for all that you do for the area. And I'll encourage my listeners to help you out and look forward to having you back on the program with some more uplifting information about the fine work that you're doing.

with humidity climbing sunny skies. It's seventy two down. Time for a traffic updates from the UC.

you've got a gazillion miles. You've got a great status with the airline. You were in coach, and you know if they get an empty spot in first class, upgrade me for free. And you know I get to sit up there from time to time and it helps when I'm on the road. Well, now airlines have changed that, saying if you want to sit in first class, you have to pay for it. So you've got these frequent flyers with all these miles, all these decades of loyalty

that are on their way back to coach. The door shuts and they see like five empty seats in first class, Like, wait, what's going on? And these airlines are saying you have to pay for it or use miles to sit up there. In other words, you have to pay for it. You know you enjoy your loyalty program.

people to other airlines Delta and United. When they you know, started preventing people from sitting in first class and joining those benefits, it pushed them to other carriers. And it's just the bottom line is, you know, you can earn a gazillion miles, but you're really gonna have to work your butt off to use them, and you're going to be paying more for the seat when you do use it. And it's just as long as we keep filling up

the airplanes. As we've said so many times before, Brian airlines have no incentive to treat us any better than what they do.

strikes against airlines. M.

The Federal Avia Administration had a statement that came out saying, look, none of these have impacted safety, but certainly it's something that is on the radar as they're trying to find the people that are respons Apparently it's this scattered spider group that has gone for the.

as far as what can happen. And just like the FAA computers, airline computers have never been known as the state of the art because you and I've talked about how these airlines like pac Man have gobbled up five or six airlines over the decades, so they're kind of a combination of several carriers, and what they've done is kind of piece together all those computer networks to make them work, as opposed to spending hundreds of millions of

dollars to completely redo everything every time they turn the corner. The thought is, hey, if it's working, why spend hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars. But the problem is that your firewall protections and other things that should be in place to try to prevent this type of cyber attack isn't exactly state of the art. So I don't want to say the door is opened, but it's certainly cracked.

And apparently this group is taking advantage of it and at least a couple of airlines that we know of, And there have been many times where we've seen airlines report computer issues in quotes, but they've not gone any farther than that. So there's a possibility that some of the past issues have also been a cyber attack of some kind that you know, just wasn't made public knowledge.

It would never prevent me from going out and jumping on an airplane, because what would end up happening would be if the computer's at an issue, that plane's not going anywhere until they work out the paperwork and all the stuff behind the scenes, and then you can go.

it's that roller coaster feeling in your stomach. And the oxygen mask come down because apparently there was a fear of a cabin pressure maybe being released, and the thought was get it under ten thousand feet so that you don't have to worry about the onboard oxygen, and the crew declared an emergency. They landed safely in Osaka. Passengers, though, so freaked out, they said some of the flight attendants were crying, oh wow, the kind of thing you want to see from.

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phone might be. Well, it turned out that the phone was at a nearby hotel and yeah, so's he's already contact with the Garuda representative at the airport and he said, my phone's at this hotel, and the guy from the airline says, well, that's the one our flight crews use. So this passenger grabs his family, jumps in a taxi, takes off to the hotel as the Garuda rep meet him there, and then the rep gets keys to the rooms for the flight crew and they start searching the

rooms for this phone. Now this guy's tracking it and he says, well, it's not here now. And what happened was he tracked it over a bridge and then it disappeared plunk.

somebody did step forward. I don't think that real.

But you know, most of these flights are pretty well full, so it's not like we're going to see a drastic increase in the number of passengers that are flying. So it's going to be busy regardless of the time. And you and I talked about it before. Remember that Galaxy Note seven cell phone that was made in twenty sixteen ye banned by the FAA. So if you've got one of those show up at the airport, you're certainly going

to be slowed down. But this is the time of year you want to get to the airport plenty of time because playing let's see how cuse we cut, how close we can cut it is going to be a game you'll lose because it's a little slower at the.

two hours before departure. Make sure that you get to the gate as quickly as you can, and yeah, enjoy.

intelligence testimony from a dead man at a sentencing. Hearing crazy stuff, Shaz comp with her book The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline, going back to the dawn of vaccines, fast forward all the way through modern times, and some pretty frightening stuff she had to reveal in our short talk. Listen to what she had to say and get a copy of the book. A fifty five krec dot com. Morgan Gibson, what a wonderful organization. She's the CEO of First Step Home.

It's a local nonprofit that provides support for women with substance abuse and their children. The only organization in the area that allows children to live with their mothers that are in recovery. The Help Squad Sam jasper And and Brian Eybold. They could use your help. You want to fulfill your own personal mission, volunteer for them. You can become a community partner if you've got services that can help out folks on life's margins on the West Side.

They are award winners and they're doing great work every single day. So check them out at help squadsincy dot com to learn more. Check out the podcast page again. Not in tomorrow, taking the day off. He'll be a best of program and I'll be back on Monday with Christopher Smithing and Brian Jane presumably Just Recker executive producer. God bless you, sir and all that you do to keep the morning show going. Without you, there wouldn't be one.

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