Rated R Safety Show with Jay Allen

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[SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, today is Friday, December the 5th of 2025, day 330 9th of the year, and only 26 days left to go.

[SPEAKER_08]: We are broadcasting from the Safety FM Studios in Orlando, Florida, and coming across the multiverse known at Safety FM, and then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so it is free form Friday, in case you were not aware of this because that's kind of what happens free form Friday is the day Where we try to play catch up with every thing that is going on inside of the world of the multiverse So just be kind of aware of that

[SPEAKER_06]: The following show may feature copious amounts of Christmas cheer, proceed with peppermint fuel caution.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't really know if we need to be too concerned about that stuff.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go, some stuff to think about.

[SPEAKER_08]: That is for sure.

[SPEAKER_08]: So it is free form Friday, free form Friday is where we kind of play all of the catch-up stuff in regards of everything that we have going on.

[SPEAKER_08]: So don't worry about that.

[SPEAKER_08]: We will talk a little bit about this.

[SPEAKER_08]: A little bit about that, and that's kind of how we do some of our review segments, so there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go, some stuff going on as we are tapping out doing the things out.

[SPEAKER_08]: Let's talk about it so we have a couple of different ways that we can do this.

[SPEAKER_08]: We can talk about what we do for you for Friday.

[SPEAKER_08]: We do a little bit of everything, everything that we've missed throughout the week.

[SPEAKER_08]: We go ahead and cover some of that information and then go from there.

[SPEAKER_08]: The other side of the equation is as we're doing all of that, we still have our friends that show up that are the professional broadcasters and talk about what the hell's going on inside of the world and the multiverse.

[SPEAKER_08]: So if you are good in awesome with that, where I am good with it as well, because we can do weekend review.

[SPEAKER_08]: We could talk about the new information that's here and definitely go through the plethora of stuff that we have missed out on in regards to what you and I need to talk about.

[SPEAKER_08]: So all of that kind of being thought about in regards to it, we're good.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I think that we can go through everything, all the gamots, not the damnots of everything that is happening inside of that world.

[SPEAKER_08]: So if you're good with it, I'm good with it.

[SPEAKER_08]: So the question becomes, is always, where do you want to start?

[SPEAKER_08]: Because that's the easiest way to do it.

[SPEAKER_08]: The other side of the equation, because that will be it.

[SPEAKER_08]: The equation is that if you want to interact with the show, all you have to do is go to callingradio.com.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's callinradio.com, and that will get everything moving and grooving for you.

[SPEAKER_08]: So with that being said, I think I want to do this in kind of a different kind of way.

[SPEAKER_08]: If you don't mind, I think that if we do the weekend review, then we should drop automatically to the do's.

[SPEAKER_08]: So if you're good with that, I'm good with that.

[SPEAKER_08]: Let's do that now.

[SPEAKER_02]: The FBI announcing today, they have a suspect in custody who they say planted pipe bombs around DC five years ago, the night before the January 6th Capitol riot.

[SPEAKER_00]: Early this morning, Brian Cole Jr. was arrested and charged with placing the pipe bombs on January 5th, 2021.

[SPEAKER_05]: really happened to terror read just weeks after claiming her drink was spiked at a Chicago hotel bar police say there's no evidence to support her account.

[SPEAKER_39]: Admiral Mitch Bradley, the commander who directed this attack on a suspected drug boat and furlough up strikes that killed two survivors, the Admiral giving a quick nod when asked if he stands by his actions.

[SPEAKER_39]: behind closed doors, Bradley and Joint Chiefs Chairman General Dan Kane, briefing lawmakers on the operation, which they revealed included the initial attack, and then three follow-ups strikes, killing the survivors, Democrat Congressman Jim Himes, describing that second strike as an attack on shipwrecked sailors, something that would violate the laws of war.

[SPEAKER_10]: Today accused murder in the U.G.

[SPEAKER_10]: Mencioni sat huddled with his defense team fighting to get critical evidence against him thrown out.

[SPEAKER_10]: Mencioni's defense as police had no warrant or reason to search the bag where police said they found a gun and a journal.

[SPEAKER_28]: Traumatic video showing the woman being pulled from a car during the Border Patrol operation in Kilargo, Florida, screaming she is a U.S. citizen.

[SPEAKER_28]: The woman pulled over during a traffic stop yesterday morning.

[SPEAKER_28]: The woman is restrained and carried into an unmarked vehicle.

[SPEAKER_28]: The Department of Homeland Security telling ABC News, the woman was driving her boyfriend's car who was an undocumented immigrant.

[SPEAKER_28]: Trump's approval rating.

[SPEAKER_29]: According to every major poll, is the lowest since we flushed him out of office.

[SPEAKER_29]: The first time is negative rating is now at 60%.

[SPEAKER_29]: There are gas station bathrooms on Yelp with higher approval rating.

[SPEAKER_29]: So that after 14-year hiatus, Trump vodka is back.

[SPEAKER_29]: Have Trump vodka?

[SPEAKER_29]: He was like, it's the perfect grift.

[SPEAKER_29]: I mean, gift for the hottest season.

[SPEAKER_33]: It's the news on the horizon of our safety show.

[SPEAKER_33]: I'm just doing news in Paris, I'm Ross Colon.

[SPEAKER_33]: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Andrew Modi both say they support a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine as the Russian leader continues his visit to India.

[SPEAKER_33]: Vladimir Putin thanked India for its efforts on the situation and Modi said that India was not neutral on the war, but stood on the side of peace.

[SPEAKER_33]: The two leaders held talks in New Delhi with defence trade and energy deals on the cards.

[SPEAKER_33]: This comes amid western pressure on India to reduce its trade with Moscow, meaning India must balance ties with an age-old ally and keep Western partners happy too.

[SPEAKER_33]: Ishan Gorg reports from New Delhi.

[SPEAKER_34]: India and Russia now are in trade to reach $100 billion by 2030 and on top of that, we also understand that there are multiple defense deals on the cards, a mobility pact on the cards as well as Moscow trying to sell its nuclear technology to India as well.

[SPEAKER_34]: Now, from India's perspective, what it could do potentially to woo the United States on the other side, and that's something the European capitals have also been asking New Delhi as well, is to ask President Vladimir Putin to put an end to the war in Ukraine.

[SPEAKER_34]: European envoys have privately told the Indian government that Prime Minister Modi has a President Putin's ear, and therefore he should use this influence to ensure that President Putin comes to the table science appeased him and puts an end to the Ukraine war.

[SPEAKER_33]: The BBC has welcomed the decision to include Israel in next year's Eurovision Song Contest.

[SPEAKER_33]: Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will now boycott the event over the war in Gaza and claims of unfair voting practices.

[SPEAKER_33]: A majority of European broadcasting union members agreed to the Eurovision 2026 should proceed as planned with a series of new safeguards in place.

[SPEAKER_33]: Slovenian television executive Natalia Goshchak says it was a simple decision to boycott.

[SPEAKER_01]: our public wanted us to withdraw and every broadcaster is the sound of their own audience.

[SPEAKER_01]: So everybody needs to act like their audience wants.

[SPEAKER_33]: A vote on whether U.S. officials will scrap a longstanding recommendation that all new bonds receive the hepatitis B vaccine will take place on Friday as I respect the reports.

[SPEAKER_36]: Advisors to the U.S. Health Secretary and noted vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed their vote to Friday on the proposed change to the nation's hepatitis B vaccination policy.

[SPEAKER_36]: Since 1991, U.S. health officials have recommended that every newborn get a dose at birth guidance credited with cutting infections by 95%.

[SPEAKER_36]: but the panel now largely made up of Kennedy's allies is weighing new language that would limit the shot to infants of mothers who test positive for the virus, leaving most other parents to decide if and when to begin the series.

[SPEAKER_36]: Several infectious disease experts have warned that the move ignores decades of safety data and could lead to more lifelong infections.

[SPEAKER_33]: From Bureau's Worldwide, this is FSN.

[SPEAKER_32]: With FSN spotlight, I'm Simon Marx, looking in more detail today at China's desire to build a so-called supersized embassy in the UK.

[SPEAKER_32]: The site has already been selected in London's historic financial district, sensitive existing data cables already lie beneath it, which is one aspect of concern for critics of the plan.

[SPEAKER_32]: the British government has now yet again delayed a final decision about whether the embassy can go ahead.

[SPEAKER_32]: It was due to be announced next week now it's been kicked back until the middle of next month.

[SPEAKER_32]: Chongqing Quang is a senior analyst with the Interparlementary Alliance on China, which campaigns for accountability across all aspects of Western relations with Beijing.

[SPEAKER_23]: I won't be very surprised to hear Samus say yes because this has been there was rumors ongoing for a long time that the Labour government is going to prove it, Kim Samus is planning to go to China next year and I think they're still holding on to the idea that we can get more investment more money from China and they will be able to bell us out of this very difficult economic situation in the UK right now.

[SPEAKER_23]: But a lot of the other countries like the U.S. Sicilian, Netherlands, Sweden, parliamentarians, and the government have all voiced concern.

[SPEAKER_23]: So it's very difficult to understand why the government will still want to go ahead to give an order risks and allies racing concerns.

[SPEAKER_32]: China says the UK is complicating and politicizing the issue and is strongly urging approval of its planning application.

[SPEAKER_32]: With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marx.

[SPEAKER_33]: and of the top stories once more.

[SPEAKER_33]: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi both say they support a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine as the Russian leader continues to visit to India.

[SPEAKER_33]: Island Spain's Lovini and the Netherlands will boycott next year's Eurovision Song Contest after Israel was given the all-clear to compete, and a vote on whether U.S. officials will scrap a long-standing recommendation that at all

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[SPEAKER_13]: Jay Allen.

[SPEAKER_13]: PhD, host of the rated R Safety Show, and founder of Safety FM, has spent years pulling back the curtain on the systems we work in, and the ones we don't talk about.

[SPEAKER_13]: What started as a fatal crash on the 405 became a search for truth.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, the rated R safety show heard on safety FM and radio big.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's kind of what we're doing at the moment.

[SPEAKER_08]: So yes, definitely it is free form Friday.

[SPEAKER_08]: It is 15 minutes past the top of the hour and years.

[SPEAKER_08]: We are talking about all the sags of everything that we missed earlier in the week or, you know, adding some new stuff as it is coming about.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: So let's start off right away with some stuff because that's kind of how we go about doing this.

[SPEAKER_08]: So take a listen to this.

[SPEAKER_08]: Amazon is gearing up to pool.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's massive package volume out of USPS by the end of next year.

[SPEAKER_08]: According to the Washington Post reports, there's long-standing delivery at Riemann expires in and negotiations for a new deal have.

[SPEAKER_08]: Reportably broken down while Amazon says that the USPS is still a trusted partner inside or say that the company is preparing to move billions, yes, with a B of packages elsewhere.

[SPEAKER_08]: Though plans aren't final, the tension stems from the USPS new plan to open its lucrative shipping access to more retailers through the reverse auction starting in 2026.

[SPEAKER_08]: That means that Amazon would no longer get preferential setup if used by the other companies.

[SPEAKER_08]: to complete, you know, the with big shipper access Amazon also poorly pushed for a four year contract extension and was blindsided by USPS's new strategy.

[SPEAKER_08]: The fallout could could be brutal for the post office, the USPS has posted huge losses in nine of the last 10 years, including $9.5 billion last year.

[SPEAKER_08]: has become heavily debated on Amazon's packages, volume as traditional mailed declines.

[SPEAKER_08]: Industry analysts warn that losing Amazon can hit the agency hard, and some lawmakers are already discussing potential rescue measures.

[SPEAKER_08]: USPS only recently got $107 billion federal aid, and that was in 2022.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's kind of gets pretty interesting.

[SPEAKER_08]: You don't really want to lose your largest customer and if that ends up taking place, there's going to have to be some conversations that end up taking place there because hey.

[SPEAKER_08]: If the big one gives away, are you going to have enough potential smaller customers that would make up for the loss that's going to always be part of the thing.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, take a listen to this.

[SPEAKER_08]: A federal grand jury is refusing to indict New York attorney general, Latisha James after the Department of Justice refiled the revised mortgage fraud case against her.

[SPEAKER_08]: Prosecutors in Norfolk presented as a updated set of charges involving alleged bank fraud and false statement tied to a 2020 six-figure loan for a second home, but the jury rejected them James previously faced two counts of indictment in October, but that case was tossed in November after the judge ruled of the acting U.S. attorney Lindsay Galligan.

[SPEAKER_08]: had been improperly appointed.

[SPEAKER_08]: And therefore, no legal authority to bring charges.

[SPEAKER_08]: DOJ had said that it would pursue the legal options, but hasn't yet filed an appeal.

[SPEAKER_08]: Even with the latest grand jury rejection prosecutors still have six months to try again because it's the earlier dismissal.

[SPEAKER_08]: James has called the allegation baseless.

[SPEAKER_08]: The DOJ, the U.S. attorney, and the office

[SPEAKER_08]: It says that James haven't been caught or haven't commented publicly on the latest development.

[SPEAKER_08]: The case has been a, well, let's see, politically charged from the beginning with how again, formerly the president's personal attorney having over the office after the bread successor declined to pursue charges against James and James can we both James and rep Adam Schiff have faced criminal referral regarding mortgage filings for second homes.

[SPEAKER_08]: So though you go some stuff going on right there as we are talking here take a listen to this one because I found this one got interesting fox business coast Katrina canvas

[SPEAKER_08]: made waves on Jesse Watershow by claiming that women instantly get hotter when they join the Republican Party.

[SPEAKER_08]: She doubled down saying all Republican women are hot and joked that political affiliation works like automatic beauty upgrade.

[SPEAKER_08]: Waters jumped right in a green that the GOP registration somehow boosts attractive to campaigns compared the Republican women glow up.

[SPEAKER_08]: to aging like fine wine.

[SPEAKER_08]: This all came in response to former MSNBC's Crystal Ball.

[SPEAKER_08]: who recently tore into actress Sidney Sweeney accusing her of trying to appeal to the right wing audience and then calling her a pick me a while mocking her or mocking her late it's film at the box house of box offices ball argue that Sweeney was chasing the political vibe shift it didn't pan out and said that she had glad that her that her last movie fell flight.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's kind of a weird thing to say as a host.

[SPEAKER_08]: of a new show.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, there's a couple of weird things.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I don't know what your tagging Sydney sweetie.

[SPEAKER_08]: Um, I also don't understand the whole thing of your hotter depending on what political alignment you have.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that's kind of a weird one.

[SPEAKER_08]: All together when you start thinking, but I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I guess everybody has to do their own thing.

[SPEAKER_08]: So imagine getting your voter registration card and a Sephora gift basket at the same time because that's what it's sounding a lot like.

[SPEAKER_38]: She's getting hotter, and they're so jealous, right?

[SPEAKER_38]: So she's getting, they're like, she's so Republican.

[SPEAKER_38]: She gets hotter by the minute, right?

[SPEAKER_38]: And so my advice to all the ladies, our side is better, and you get hotter, right?

[SPEAKER_38]: All Republican women are hot, tell me that's not true.

[SPEAKER_28]: That is true.

[SPEAKER_28]: So when you register Republican, you just get hotter.

[SPEAKER_38]: You do, it's like you get hotter with age, like you get wiser in a hotter.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I don't know, is it is just the weirdest thing as we are talking.

[SPEAKER_08]: So are you ready for this?

[SPEAKER_08]: So you are aware that Luigi Manjoni has kind of been in the news for quite some time now after the whole thing happened with the CEO of the United Health Care.

[SPEAKER_08]: Take a look at this, a pre-trial evidentiary hearing in Pennsylvania rolled on a third day and just so happened to that to land exactly one year of the United Health Group CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down in Manhattan.

[SPEAKER_08]: Luigi Manjoni is the guy accused of pulling the trigger.

[SPEAKER_08]: Manjoni was arrested five days after the killing and spotted in an altuna.

[SPEAKER_08]: McDonald's, munching on some hash rounds.

[SPEAKER_08]: Now his lawyers are trying to get Earth his early statements.

[SPEAKER_08]: His notebooks in the gun from his backpack tossed out because officers grabbed all of it before they had a warrant.

[SPEAKER_08]: A police officer who questioned him on the day,

[SPEAKER_08]: The court watched his body camp footage showing the moment officers approached man-joining.

[SPEAKER_08]: When asked what was the commotion was about man-joining cooliansers, we're going to find out, I guess.

[SPEAKER_08]: He also handed over a fake New Jersey ID before finally giving his real name, fire wrote it down and police read his right, the prosecutor pressed it fire, unaware he was in retaliation.

[SPEAKER_08]: and what he was doing, it seemed retaliatory.

[SPEAKER_08]: And what was the relation to Manjardee's backpack?

[SPEAKER_08]: The one containing the gun, and Vire said that he saw the media and then when he walked in and was right beside him the whole time.

[SPEAKER_08]: Legal experts say that defense argument isn't ridiculous, but odd of the evidence of getting your toss, not great.

[SPEAKER_08]: So the case is complicated enough that this map, this map hearing is stretching across multiple days.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's it's kind of a weird thing innocent until proven guilty, which is kind of the hardest thing here in the US and happens most of the time.

[SPEAKER_08]: We know that.

[SPEAKER_08]: And then the other side is, you know, what's going to happen with this in the long run?

[SPEAKER_08]: And I mean, he won't be getting so confused with some of this stuff.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's like we still have a keep on having conversations of what people are doing and then how they think that

[SPEAKER_08]: the person that's being prosecuted and how good looking they are, I mean, each has to do their own thing, but man does that get weird from time to time.

[SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, take a look at this.

[SPEAKER_08]: When federal agents have finally arrested a suspect for a long-stalled investigation into the pipe bombs planted near Capitol Hill, the night before January 6, the man identified as Brian Cole, a Virginia resident with reported anarchists.

[SPEAKER_08]: leemings.

[SPEAKER_08]: He's accused of placing explosive devices outside both the DNC and the RNC headquarters.

[SPEAKER_08]: The bombs never detonated, but they cause a major alarm and fuel the years of speculation.

[SPEAKER_08]: The FBI confirmed the arrest after reviewing evidence it originally gathered back in 2021 in 2022, meaning that it wasn't

[SPEAKER_08]: New breakthrough just along overdue connection of the dots.

[SPEAKER_08]: The delay is already raising eyebrows inside the law enforcement circles, since investigators had everything they needed a year ago.

[SPEAKER_08]: The timing is awkward for the viewer, especially after recent offering of $500,000 reward and releasing news surveillance footage.

[SPEAKER_08]: Surveillance video from the night shows a mass-coded figure calmly planting a backpack bombs.

[SPEAKER_08]: first at the DNC around 7.54 pm, and then at the RNC around 8.16 pm, the homemade devices were classic pipe bombs built with galvanized pipes, kitchen timers, and improvised black powder.

[SPEAKER_08]: They were discovered the next day while crowds gathered in Washington to pre-hotest the 2020 election results.

[SPEAKER_08]: Thankfully, bomb texts neutralized them without any kind of injuries.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, what a crazy time when you really start thinking about the whole thing.

[SPEAKER_08]: if they get made.

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, both locations, that sounds kind of crazy what it's all set and done if you really think about it.

[SPEAKER_08]: massive $300 million white house ballroom project James McCrey 2 with the original designer was quietly moved aside and late October after tensions over Trump pushed to keep enlarging the building.

[SPEAKER_08]: After McCrey's small firm repeatedly blue deadline sources say that there's no bad blood McCrey still hanging around in a consulting role, but heavily lifting officially shifted to Shalom Barronis.

[SPEAKER_08]: a long-tested architect in DC known for their major federal projects, including renovation of the Treasury building and the GSA headquarters McCurray is replaced or excuse me as respected for his work in the cathedral.

[SPEAKER_08]: His firm built the massive cathedral of most sacred heart in Jesus in Knoxville, but federal officials generally pick much larger firms for projects of this scale.

[SPEAKER_08]: And this ballroom expansion is the biggest White House change since a true and basically rebuilt the whole place in 1948.

[SPEAKER_08]: Under Barronus, construction with has accelerated crews have been prepping the site and a giant crane just went up a few weeks ago.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go, some stuff as we are talking.

[SPEAKER_08]: Also, in some other news, the according to the New York Times is taking the Pentagon to court, accusing the defense secretary Pete Haseeth.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's spokesperson Sean Pernel of booting out traditional reporters and replacing them with to line up with pro-digital influencers.

[SPEAKER_08]: The paper calls it an unprecedented press purge at issue the new access rules rolled out in October, veteran defense reporters refused to sign the policy and turn their panic on badges in masses.

[SPEAKER_08]: Even journalists from Fox News and Newsmax joined the walkout.

[SPEAKER_08]: The government doesn't like and violates the First Amendment and Fifth Amendment.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's the Pentagon.

[SPEAKER_08]: Meanwhile, keeps insisting that it's all about national security, not politics, but media groups say it looks like a culture war makeover case in point earlier this week.

[SPEAKER_08]: Dozens of pro Trump creators, everyone from

[SPEAKER_08]: Laura Lumer to former congressman Matt Dates were welcomed into an orientation of the new Pentagon press corpse despite almost none of them having real defense reporting experience.

[SPEAKER_08]: But now I had mocked the legacy reporters who refused to sign the new rules claiming they self deported.

[SPEAKER_08]: It won't be missed.

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: Controversely creates cash, so I think it's something that's still a will-garner attention, but man does it get kind of weird when it's all set and done because what are you going to do here?

[SPEAKER_08]: You're going to have to take a look at some of the stuff and go, okay, okay, we can't do this and we can't do that because the other thing here is if we kick out everybody and only bring in our people, how are we going to get true reporting?

[SPEAKER_08]: I'm just saying.

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[SPEAKER_08]: I'm just kind of talking about what the hell is going on I mean what else are we going to do?

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so take a listen to this Disney and Hulu are going in big literally by trying to snag against world records with a 25.6 foot tall gingerbread replica of the

[SPEAKER_08]: It's part of the movie's 35th anniversary celebration.

[SPEAKER_08]: This sugary mansion is no joke, 5,700 pounds of flour, 4,200 eggs, 4,400 ginger, bread, bricks, 800 roof tiles, 20 gallons of edible glue and 20 pounds of founded.

[SPEAKER_08]: When finished, the gingerbread house will stretch 58 feet long, 42 feet wide, and basically the world's tastiest real estate listing.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's all being built in Los Angeles, and whether permitting open to the public in December the 18th and 19th, to sweeten the nostalgia Disney-Plessed Hulu, our launching Lido Nero's pizza pop-up, yes, the fiction pizza joint from the movie in LA Chicago, and Toronto, from December the 10th through the 17th.

[SPEAKER_08]: Visitors can grab theme merch, of course, a lovely cheese pizza just for me.

[SPEAKER_08]: The anniversary push celebrity Celebrates the original 1990 classic starring McCullee Kokewood which spawned five sequels all currently streaming on Disney Plus So there you go.

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[SPEAKER_08]: There you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: What else do we got going on here?

[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, take a listen to this.

[SPEAKER_08]: Apple just tossed the first gen iPhone SE into obsolete bin and it's a diehard fans are reacting like someone unplugged their life support is now Apple stores and authorized repair shops won't touch a 2016 SE.

[SPEAKER_08]: No fixes, no part, no mercy, once the beloved 399 budget powerhouse, the SE packed the best of iPhone 5, designed with the A9 chip, strong battery life, and then that old-school 4-inch screen, people with a normal size hand still miss.

[SPEAKER_08]: The problem Apple stopped selling it in 2018, and 7 years, post-discontinuation is when the company officially slaps the obsolete,

[SPEAKER_08]: Sticker on the rotter translation.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's not vintage.

[SPEAKER_08]: It's dead to them.

[SPEAKER_08]: Fans naturally are not taking this well.

[SPEAKER_08]: Why do a swore that they'd only give up their 2016 from their cold dead hands?

[SPEAKER_08]: Another said that they're upgrading that they're not upgrading until the phone literally quits breathing and then it came predictable accusations of Apple milking planned

[SPEAKER_08]: you know teenagers like it's a subscription service meanwhile apple moved on moved long ago releasing SE generations 2020 and 2022 before ditching the line all together for the iPhone 16E the original SE now join scrap of heap alongside the iPad Pro 20.9 second gen and certain apple watched the series models for so there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: What do you think?

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean I think that there always needs to be progress when it comes to technology and

[SPEAKER_08]: If they, if it's a 2016, they stop making it in 2018 and don't really serve as products after 7 years shit.

[SPEAKER_08]: You're talking 9 years until you get to the 18 model.

[SPEAKER_08]: So what do you think here?

[SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I don't know.

[SPEAKER_08]: I always hate when I start going when I start daily with something and it's like really old tech because then I'm not 100% sure what to do even though I should have muscle memory from using it in the past.

[SPEAKER_08]: I know it gets weird when we start talking

[SPEAKER_08]: So, there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: That's it.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Anyways, it's 32 minutes past the top of the hour.

[SPEAKER_08]: We would normally run our main news story, but it's free form Friday, so you got some news.

[SPEAKER_33]: From feature-stowing news in Paris, I'm Ross Colon.

[SPEAKER_33]: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Andrew Modi both say they support a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine as the Russian leader continues his visit to India.

[SPEAKER_33]: Vladimir Putin thanked India for its efforts on the situation and Modi said that India was not neutral on the war, but stood on the side of peace.

[SPEAKER_33]: The two leaders held talks in New Delhi with defence trade and energy deals on the cards.

[SPEAKER_33]: This comes amid Western pressure on India to reduce its trade with Moscow, meaning India must balance ties with an age-old ally and keep Western partners happy to.

[SPEAKER_33]: Ishan Gurd reports from New Delhi.

[SPEAKER_34]: India and Russia now are in trade to reach $100 billion by 2030 and on top of that, we also understand that there are multiple defense deals on the cards, a mobility pact on the cards as well as Moscow trying to sell its nuclear technology to India as well.

[SPEAKER_34]: Now, from India's perspective, what it could do potentially to woo the United States on the other side, and that's something the European capitals have also been asking you tell you as well, is to ask President Vladimir Putin to put an end to the war in Ukraine.

[SPEAKER_34]: European envoys have privately told the Indian government that Prime Minister Modi has a President Putin's ear, and therefore he should use this influence to ensure that President Putin comes to the table, science of peace deal, and puts an end to the Ukraine war.

[SPEAKER_33]: The BBC has welcomed the decision to include Israel in next year's Eurovision Song Contest.

[SPEAKER_33]: Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will now boycott the event over the war in Gaza and claims of unfair voting practices.

[SPEAKER_33]: A majority of European broadcasting union members agreed to the Eurovision 2026 should proceed as planned with a series of new safeguards in place.

[SPEAKER_33]: Slovenian television executive Natalia Gorschak says it was a simple decision to boycott.

[SPEAKER_01]: our public wanted us to withdraw and every broadcaster is the sound of their own audience.

[SPEAKER_01]: So everybody needs to act like their audience wants.

[SPEAKER_33]: A vote on whether U.S. officials will scrap a longstanding recommendation that all new bonds receive the hepatitis B vaccine will take place on Friday as I respect the reports.

[SPEAKER_36]: Advisors to the U.S. Health Secretary and noted vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed their vote to Friday on the proposed change to the nation's hepatitis B vaccination policy.

[SPEAKER_36]: Since 1991, U.S. health officials have recommended that every newborn get a dose at birth guidance credited with cutting infections by 95%.

[SPEAKER_36]: but the panel now largely made up of Kennedy's allies is weighing new language that would limit the shot to infants of mothers who test positive for the virus, leaving most other parents to decide if and when to begin the series.

[SPEAKER_36]: Several infectious disease experts have warned that the move ignores decades of safety data and could lead to more lifelong infections.

[SPEAKER_33]: From Bureau's Worldwide, this is FSN.

[SPEAKER_32]: With FSN spotlight, I'm Simon Marx, looking in more detail today at China's desire to build a so-called supersized embassy in the UK.

[SPEAKER_32]: The site has already been selected in London's historic financial district, sensitive existing data cables already lie beneath it, which is one aspect of concern for critics of the plan.

[SPEAKER_32]: the British government has now yet again delayed a final decision about whether the embassy can go ahead.

[SPEAKER_32]: It was due to be announced next week, now it's been kicked back until the middle of next month.

[SPEAKER_32]: Chongqing Quang is a senior analyst with the Interparlementary Alliance on China, which campaigns for accountability across all aspects of Western relations with Beijing.

[SPEAKER_23]: I won't be very surprised if here's Thomas said yes because this has been there's rumors ongoing for a long time that the Labour government is going to prove it, Kim Stama is planning to go to China next year and I think they're still holding on to the idea that we can get more investment more money from China and they will be able to bell us out of this very difficult economic situation in the UK right now.

[SPEAKER_23]: But a lot of the other countries like the U.S. facility in Netherlands, Sweden, Parliamentarian, and the government have all voiced concern.

[SPEAKER_23]: So it's very difficult to understand why the government will still want to go ahead to give an order of risks and allies raising concerns.

[SPEAKER_32]: China says the UK is complicating and politicizing the issue and is strongly urging approval of its planning application.

[SPEAKER_32]: With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marx.

[SPEAKER_33]: and of the top stories once more.

[SPEAKER_33]: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi both say they support a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine as the Russian leader continues to visit to India.

[SPEAKER_33]: Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands will boycott next year's Eurovision Song Contest after Israel was given the all-care to compete, and a vote on whether U.S. officials will scrap a long-standing recommendation that at all new

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[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, here we go, 44 minutes past the top of the hour.

[SPEAKER_08]: As you and I are hanging out on this lovely free form Friday.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I like me music way too much, so that's the problem.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so let's continue talking about some of the other things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse because it's always a good time as you and I start talking and going through the whole plethora of stuff that is happening.

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[SPEAKER_08]: What else do we got going on so as we are talking it is Friday and I know some people out there Love going to the movies Kind of you know, I have some questions about it, but we'll leave it at that so the following movies will be out this week just so you know

[SPEAKER_08]: It's a new, uh, a new border form, so an odd bond with the youngest daughter, uh, the well-known UK family is the Davenport family headed by Lord and Lady Davenport deal with epic disasters of the wedding.

[SPEAKER_08]: of their eldest daughter to her catish cousin, so there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: That comes out today, rated R. Also, five nights at Freddy's, anyone can survive five nights.

[SPEAKER_08]: This time, they will have no second chances.

[SPEAKER_08]: PG13 out today.

[SPEAKER_08]: Definitely a horror movie.

[SPEAKER_08]: Don't know if you've seen the first part or not.

[SPEAKER_08]: Also, a hundred-night of hero with a charming house guest arrives at a remote castle.

[SPEAKER_08]: The delicate dynamic between neglected husband and his innocent bride, Shittyy.

[SPEAKER_08]: And their devoted, made hero is Thinone and DeKey, off-species 13 and theaters today.

[SPEAKER_08]: And also, a man finds tape.

[SPEAKER_08]: After finding mysterious video climbs, clips, so siblings investigate the strange recording and undercover disturbances of the secrets through their Texas town.

[SPEAKER_08]: That hits theaters.

[SPEAKER_08]: It doesn't have a rating though, so not exactly sure.

[SPEAKER_08]: What's going on there?

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

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[SPEAKER_08]: I think five days in Freddy's Mark 2 is probably not going to be a bad thing.

[SPEAKER_08]: So what else do I got, what else do I got around here, a lot of stuff happening.

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[SPEAKER_08]: So there's a report coming out of the Pamela Anderson says that she, that if she had her way, the world would know her for her original name, Pamela.

[SPEAKER_08]: Hiya Tiyan, and a new interview with Vogue, Scandinavia, the actress out reflects on the deep connection to her grandfather.

[SPEAKER_08]: Havened by the last name, as well, from who she calls the closest person she's ever had.

[SPEAKER_08]: Her family's surname was recognized to Anderson.

[SPEAKER_08]: when they immigrated to Canada and she lost both her grandfather and much of her finished language they shared when she was just 11.

[SPEAKER_08]: Anderson admits that she sometimes wishes that she would have uh she could drop her Hollywood name entirely and return to her roots.

[SPEAKER_08]: I would like to change my name, but they won't let me.

[SPEAKER_08]: The tough she didn't explain who's standing in the way.

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[SPEAKER_08]: A project she says she gives her the chance to play a complex fully human character instead

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go, some stuff always going on for sure as we are talking.

[SPEAKER_08]: So I mean, I think you can go back or at least change your name if you wanted to.

[SPEAKER_08]: I think you have some options, but what do I do?

[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: Anyways, I talk about some things that are more positive in this life.

[SPEAKER_08]: Let's bring in some giant smalls and let him tell us about what exactly is going on with the motivation minute.

[SPEAKER_08]: I think.

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[SPEAKER_03]: Today's quote was submitted by Andrew.

[SPEAKER_03]: Ralph Waldo Emerson said, Do not be too timid and squeamish about your actions.

[SPEAKER_03]: All life is an experiment.

[SPEAKER_03]: The more experiments you make, the better.

[SPEAKER_03]: That's a fun quote.

[SPEAKER_03]: Life does feel like an experiment from time to time.

[SPEAKER_03]: I've often wondered how differently things would have been in my life had I made different decisions at certain stages.

[SPEAKER_03]: I don't spend a lot of time thinking like this because we made the decision.

[SPEAKER_03]: We made a choice the one that we're living with.

[SPEAKER_03]: Sometimes that's great, other times I long for these other choices, but even if I change course now, it's not the same.

[SPEAKER_03]: So make good choices and live with them.

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[SPEAKER_03]: I'm John Small.

[SPEAKER_03]: Thanks for listening.

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[SPEAKER_24]: An explosion from a failed Russian missile test sent a fireball into the sky over Arkhangelsk region on Wednesday.

[SPEAKER_31]: Officials reported a large blast after a test at a northern range, investigators are reviewing telemetry and safety procedures, nearby residents were not ordered to evacuate according to initial statements.

[SPEAKER_24]: Joseph Ekerson reporting Israel's parliament held a symbolic vote backing a US plan on Gaza, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right allies boycotted the session.

[SPEAKER_35]: The measure expressed support for a framework promoted by Washington.

[SPEAKER_35]: Opposition lawmakers pushed it to spotlight internal rifts.

[SPEAKER_35]: The Prime Minister's partners skipped the vote, signaling resistance to terms they view as too compromising.

[SPEAKER_35]: Chris Anderson reporting.

[SPEAKER_24]: Talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoy seeking movement on Ukraine ended without a breakthrough after hours of meetings in Moscow on Tuesday.

[SPEAKER_30]: described the discussion as substantive key sticking points remain over territory, security guarantees, and Ukraine's future ties to alliances.

[SPEAKER_30]: Further contacts are expected, but no timetable was announced.

[SPEAKER_30]: Benjamin Wright reporting.

[SPEAKER_24]: Republicans held a closely watched U.S. House seat in Tennessee after votes were counted Wednesday, preserving their narrow advantage heading into next year's fight for control.

[SPEAKER_12]: Networks projected a GOP win in the special election.

[SPEAKER_12]: The margin was slimmer than earlier cycles.

[SPEAKER_12]: Certification and swearing in are expected soon.

[SPEAKER_12]: Keeping the party's tally steady.

[SPEAKER_12]: Jessica Oakley reporting.

[SPEAKER_24]: The administration ordered a pause on immigration applications from people in 19 previously restricted countries escalating and already contentious set of entry limits on Wednesday.

[SPEAKER_21]: Officials framed the move as a security step.

[SPEAKER_21]: The halt effects green card and related requests.

[SPEAKER_21]: advocacy groups announced legal challenges and called for congressional oversight.

[SPEAKER_24]: Liam White reporting House Democrats released photos in video from Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean Island as part of an oversight inquiry, adding fresh material to the public record on Wednesday.

[SPEAKER_07]: The trove shows interiors, grounds, and travel facilities.

[SPEAKER_07]: Lawmakers said it informs ongoing questions about visitors in conduct.

[SPEAKER_07]: The committee did not announce additional subpoenas linked to the release, Lawrence Keller reporting.

[SPEAKER_24]: powerful early-season cold snap pushed into parts of the U.S. on Wednesday with four castors warning of sub-freezing lows and potential records in multiple cities.

[SPEAKER_37]: A prior storm moved away as temperatures fell hard.

[SPEAKER_37]: Officials urged layered clothing and safe heating practices.

[SPEAKER_37]: Some districts weighed delayed openings if windshields worsened.

[SPEAKER_37]: Kevin Sanders reporting.

[SPEAKER_24]: CBS News reported fresh questions around U.S. boat strikes targeting alleged traffickers off Venezuela.

[SPEAKER_24]: As legal experts examined rules of engagement and international law on Wednesday, the incidents occurred in September during a maritime operation.

[SPEAKER_22]: Analysts are reviewing jurisdiction, proportionality, and evidence standards.

[SPEAKER_22]: Lawmakers requested briefings on targeting protocols and oversight, Kyle Norris reporting.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: Let's talk about some things that happened back on this date.

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[SPEAKER_08]: But take a look around and then in 2017 Netflix fires actor Danny Masterson from the ranch after rape allegations surface that happened back on this date in 2017.

[SPEAKER_08]: Uh, what else do I got?

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[SPEAKER_08]: Let's talk about some of those.

[SPEAKER_08]: Jim Messina turned 78 Margaret Cho turns 57.

[SPEAKER_08]: Pamela Patton 50 Amy acre turns 40 dime.

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[SPEAKER_08]: Here are some things just in case the White House dropped a new holiday cartoon this week showing the president in a Santa hat standing in front of the building with thumbs up and a phase daddy's home splash in a big red letter, the official Instagram caption, home up for the holidays, online reactions flip instantly.

[SPEAKER_08]: Some people found it cringe,

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[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go, some things going on there.

[SPEAKER_08]: I have to tell you, it's a pretty good ride.

[SPEAKER_08]: or was, I don't know what's going on with it.

[SPEAKER_08]: Also LeBron James, Iron Man's streak of scoring at least 10 points in a regular season game, a wild runner for the last 19 years, 1,097 games finally snapped last night.

[SPEAKER_08]: The Lakers still beat the Raptors, but LeBron finished with just 8 points.

[SPEAKER_08]: his first single digit outing since January 6th, 2007.

[SPEAKER_08]: He actually could have hit 10 in the final seconds, but instead of forcing it, he kicked the ball to Rua Hamutra.

[SPEAKER_08]: or whatever you said.

[SPEAKER_08]: Who barrier the game winning at the buzzer, classic LeBron make the right play, not the ego play.

[SPEAKER_08]: After words when they were asked about the street gending, LeBron shrugged it off and said, Nat, we won, so there you go, some stuff going on.

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[SPEAKER_08]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_08]: I know who you are.

[SPEAKER_08]: You know who I am.

[SPEAKER_08]: Love you, I mean it, and goodbye.

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