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A very Very dramatic evening in the Middle East, and a very dramatic event unfolding for everyone out in the West to watch because it was an international flight that was going from one Abraham Accord country to another, and it had to do with an Emiratis plane. And you heard that's Trey Yanks, who's based in Jerusalem. Who was showing what happened? Wait until I share with you the media malpractice of it. It is, I mean, really one of the craziest things that I've seen with regards to media malpractice in some time.
And this is—I can't imagine. Can you imagine just having turbulence, and they had to deal with this? This, then you have to deal with this. Oh, it's terror attack. Oh, it's it's an attempted hijacking, and people said, "Well, you don't know if it's a terror attack, really?
Are you serious? We're not going to have that conversation, Legacy Press." But this was pretty stunning. It, I mean, a violent, a violent tussle with this this flight, and I like you just heard Trey yanks to. Was going over some of the latest with it. Amit Siegel, who is also based in Jerusalem, was discussing the nosedive for this jet.
This, I mean, that's crazy. That meant, from from what I understand, basically, the jet. I mean, can you imagine? Not you're not buckled in. You don't really.
There is no indication just yet because remember this happened in the cockpit. The individual was the co-pilot. He was an Omani co-pilot, and this was a flight that was originating from Dubai, going to Israel, going to Tel Aviv, and this Omani pilot. And I think that they're trying to figure out at what point the stabbing actually began. Was he waiting to, you know, get to a certain point?
I think he was waiting to get as close as he could. Perhaps the speculation as he was waiting to get as close as he could, perhaps to Israel, and then start bombing, use the plane as a giant bomb, you know, like nine eleven, and start running the plane. And this is some of the censored, but it's some of the that's the that is one of the co-pilots who was stabbed, the co-pilot that was stabbed, then a passenger and the crew. Got into the cockpit because apparently the and that's the passenger you saw one of the passengers speaking right there. Those guys helped get in the crew and this passenger they helped get in the cockpit because apparently the the pilot as he was getting stabbed was able to I think unlatch the door is what the crew was saying and started stabbing this pilot while they were midair.
And then took the plane into a terrifying nosedive, and so all of these people that were sitting in the plane, they didn't really have an idea as to what was happening just yet, because you know it was in the cockpit. Nobody goes in the cockpit; nobody sees what happens in the cockpit. The only time you see what happens in the cockpit, if you are sitting towards the front of the plane, and the pilot gets out of the plane and you know uses the bathroom, uses the laboratory, that's kind of it, right? That's that's all you see, and this. I mean, this is just crazy.
So it nose dives, and that's when. And I was watching some of the videos of the passengers. That's when they said that they immediately they didn't know anything was wrong until that happened, and it was just complete and total chaos at that point. This and it was a Fly Dubai, so it wasn't an L L flight. It was a Fly Dubai flight, and then the.
Individual that Juan was showing you, the guy who was laying down, that is the pilot who fought off the terrorist co-pilot or first officer, and the the guy was trying to crash the plane. He was absolutely trying to crash the plane, and they said that it nosedived. It was complete and total chaos. We don't know if there were injuries during that. Because it was very a very dramatic drop.
I mean, I think it was what they. I can't remember how many thousand feet they said it was almost two thousand feet. Like three miles in a minute. Yeah, like under a minute. Yeah.
Something like forty, thirty, forty seconds.
So you can imagine, just nose diving to the ground, and the pilot. I mean, the pilot. Captain Schmidt Manchar, he was in. He's an Indian national based in Dubai, so something to know about these flights.
So this was Fly Dubai. One of the things that you need to understand about Israel is, like, for instance, I don't think it opens up until. November, but there are no American flights, for instance. I mean, United States flights that go directly to Israel. You have to go to New York or Miami, or you fly to Europe, and then you catch an El Al flight, which is Israel's airline, and then you take that into Tel Aviv.
The Fly Dubai. Line. They just started flying to Israel in 2020, and the normal the normalization of relations has been part of the Abraham Accords. Remember, United Arab Emirates were one of the first nations in Trump's first term to sign those Abraham Accords, so that was incredibly huge. The normalization of relations and also the flights that were taking place between the two countries, specifically Dubai and Tel Aviv, and.
So the between those two those two countries and their two massive cities.
So the the pilots they were not Israeli, but one and he's the Indian national who was fighting off the terrorist and then was able, according to one of the reports that I read, with one of the crew was able to actually fend off that terrorist hijacker and then the other. The other crew, etc., were able to come in.
So, just insanity, just absolutely insanity, and and and and just. I mean, I'm there's like so many there's there's a lot of video there's a lot of photo etc of all of this, and so I'm not we're not going to show you like some of the crazier stuff, but this was Netanyahu speaking just a little bit ago in Jerusalem, and apparently he is on his way to Tel Aviv because this was an international flight. And there's a lot more than just Israeli nationals and Emiratis, etc., that were on this flight.
So that's the other thing. This is and regardless, it's still it's a flippin' attempted hijacking.
So that's you know relatively significant. It's an attempted hijacking, and just insanity. I guess we're going back to hijackings now. Plane hijackings is that where we're we're going back to? I mean, apparently so.
But. The individual, I think the pilot, the pilot's getting treatment. They landed up in Gareon. They've had the. I think the passengers have disembarked, and they were going to.
They landed in Saudi. They were diverted to Saudi Arabia, and which, I mean, if you're looking at this geographically, I feel like the guy was already trying to nosedive a little bit early. I mean, if your plan was to use it as a nine eleven style attack and attack Israel with it, he was still pretty far off.
So I don't. I I am very much interested in hearing from the pilot who was stabbed. Because what kicked it off? If the guy, if they were going to use the plane as like a nine eleven style attack, he was still, from my understanding, and obviously this information could change, but from the reporting that we have currently, you know, he was still pretty far off from being in Israeli airspace.
So especially when it was so precipitous, the nosedive. I mean, you're looking at. As Kane was saying, I think it was anywhere from I think it was anywhere from like forty to sixty seconds that they went like fourteen hundred feet.
So that's that's. That's pretty dramatic. And staying on that course, you're not going to make it to Israeli airspace at that point.
So, what happened? What was the point? Did he was he found out? And then the captain decided to put up a fight. But the Israelis that were on the plane, they apparently rushed forward, and that pilot was able to like apparently un because the doors are locked from the inside was apparently able to unlock the door.
Now this brings a million questions. I mean, this country. They have L.L. Airlines. What are they going to do at this point?
You and and what about the countries that are normalizing relations with Israel, which is kind of like the Silicon Valley of the Middle East? That's one of the reasons why the Saudis and the Emiratis have been eager to do business with them because they're trying to Westernize, at least you know, as far as their their economy. They're trying to Westernize. They're trying to attract Western investment and trade and. Sumerism and everything else they've been doing the esports they've been doing fashion shows they've started their film festivals they've been hosting World Cup matches they've been trying to do everything that they can to further expedite the normalization of all those relations not just between them and Israel but between them and the West at large that views that nation as its ally there in the Middle East so this is pretty wild to see so what are they going to do with their pilots that This point, I mean, if you're Israel, are you going to be trusting any old pilot to be flying into your country?
This is crazy. This is, I mean, this is like a whole new level of, yeah. I mean, and I, I hate to say it, but these flights between the Emiratis, between United Arab Emirates, and going back and forth between Israel, this has been since 2020.
So, I mean, thankfully, there's only been one. Attempted. I mean, this is just wild. We're going to cover this. I also want to bring you up to date on how the media is covering it.
Do you remember legacy media telling you that all the protests after George Floyd were fiery but mostly peaceful? Do you guys remember all of that?
So they've been doing the exact same thing with this story. It was just a little altercation in the air. I am not even exaggerating, and I'm not saying that they are that they have said this early on and then changed their reporting. There are literally legacy media outlets who, according to my last look twenty minutes ago, were still saying that it was an altercation in the air. It was a violent stabbing, a full on fight in the cockpit.
They dropped by over fourteen hundred feet and under a minute. And the guy was trying to crash the plane in a hijacking terrorist attack, and the Legacy Press is trying to call it. Just you know, a little fiery, but mostly peaceful altercation. All right, class. I got to tell you about a product that you don't realize that you need until you actually try it.
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So, attempted hijacking with this Emirati's flight going into Israel.
So, it wasn't an L. L. flight, but you know, I was asking, you know, I was kind of, you know, telling everybody if you are just joining us on last last segment that now is it like are we back to where people are hijacking planes now? We have to worry about that. Because that affects all of us, not just you know, not just Israelis.
It affects everyone. I have a whole plan, by the way. If my flight ever gets hijacked, I have a whole plan. Do you want to hear my plan? I do.
I'm going to leech onto your face like a face sucker from aliens, and I'm going to rip your endocrine system out of your eye sockets. That's my plan. Oh. Jihadi will have nothing on me. I am going to be so mad that you messed up my flight.
I'm going to rip you to meat ribbons, and enjoy every second of it. And I will scream like a banshee while I do it.
So that's the reality of that situation. After 9 11, when my husband and I to fly, and we were in our what? Our first year of our marriage, and we had to fly somewhere. He had a way to go for his work, and I was very nervous about flying because it was only a few months later, or a couple months later. And Jay Moore did this whole routine that involved a ballpoint pen, and how he was like, "I never get on a plane without a ballpoint pen." Now, and he was like, "If I have my ballpoint pen, and somebody is like, 'Alu Akbar,' I'm going to stab your eyes out with my ballpoint pen." And he used the click as like a measure of how aggravated he was.
So instead of just click click, you know, if it started going click click click, like that's it, building up to him, like you know, totally going anti-jihadi on you.
So I kind of feel like that's a very good measure. You know what I'm saying? But can you imagine? Are we seriously going back to that? Are we going to go have to go back to?
I will beat you to death in front of your wife and children if you try to like hijack my plane, and then I may beat them to death too, just out of rage. You know, we're not doing this. Not doing it. We are not going back to this. What would you guys do if you're on a plane?
If you're on a plane and you hear this, and you hear like a struggle in the cockpit, I'm I'm going to turn into Japanese. I'm going to turn into anime, and I'm going to kick the door down. And I will claw that terrorist's eyes out.
So what I'll do, saying, just saying, oh, I have a whole plan. It's Kane. You know what? I cannot believe I don't have this up right now. I've never been angrier at myself.
Oh my gosh, it's like that Keanu Peels skit, Kane. Oh yeah, yeah. Y'all remember the Keanu Peels, the Keanu Peels skit? I, I mean, we can't play it enough because. It's one of the best things I think that's ever been happened.
It's. Oh no, I am playing it already. You guys know what it is. What's the plan? You got it up.
What's the plan? Well, you better get it up. Why does it take you forever? All right. Oh my gosh.
Are we good now? Yeah.
We're gonna drags and scrounged. If you guys do not remember the Kim Peels skit, that is me. I would be one of those dudes with the hair all braided on my forehead, and I would be sitting there looking at the guy like, "Are you ready?" If any of these Terry's gonna get froggy, and we ain't talking about no Terry Bradshaw, and we ain't talking about no Terry Cloth, no. If any of these Terry's want to get froggy, we're gonna drax them clowns. That's what we're gonna.
We're gonna drax them. Scouts. That's what we're doing. I don't even know what that means, but I'm going to drax everybody. That's exactly what that means.
Oh my gosh! I will be. I didn't worry when I flew LL. I didn't worry at all because I think there's. Although I do think, and we'll talk about this as we get closer to October seventh.
I think that there's been this godlike mythos that has been created around the Israeli security, but I didn't worry about that on that flight. And then I was also I heard that they've got like anti missile or something tech on those planes. How crazy is that? That you need that? That you are surrounded by jack wagons.
That's you are surrounded by Terry jack wagons. That's what it is.
So, I, you know, the other aspect of this is if I were POTUS, I bet POTUS is livid right now. Not at like UAE, and apparently Netanyahu, according to Amit Siegel, spoke with. He said Netanyahu spoke with the UAE president, and they agreed that they're going to sort out the security issue. Although it involved an Omani pilot, so we'll see. But UAE needs to.
I think Abraham Accords nations kind of need to lock that down. It's going to take peer pressure from all the participating Abraham Accords signees because that's something now that you're you're chipping away at. One of the major things Trump has done, no other president did what he did, and I think that honestly is like his. It is a major achievement. He ought to have that made into a belt buckle in Texas.
That'd be a belt buckle. It'd be a giant old, you know, dinner plate belt buckle that he'd be wearing out and about, and. It's they. You know that they're trying to chip away at that. There are at the Red Green Alliance.
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Well, and we'll see. But they're. I mean, they're going to. How do you screen a pilot better with this? Right?
How does that work? How are you? How are you going to better screen the pilot? I mean, what's the? I don't know.
We all have questions. How's this going to work?
So we'll see. I want to get into. Oh, hold up! All right. So we got the Texas governor that declared an emergency with regards to diesel.
He's also in a reelection battle. Abbott is better than any Democrat all day long, and he's better than some Republicans. He's not perfect; nobody is. But I don't see anybody else out there canvassing or going door to door. We're past that point.
I always love it when people who did nothing at all during the primary or even leading up to a primary are suddenly like, "Well, I just don't know if I can vote for this guy." I mean, what? We're already past the primary, Stephanie. You you you go to war with the soldiers you got. What what is he going to do? No.
So now they have. He's going to allow for commercial use of diesel that's normally reserved for agriculture.
So it's it's like off road farm equipment, things like that, construction equipment, all that kind of stuff. That's exempt from federal and state laws. They said that because the average diesel price is five. Five eighty-six per gallon in Texas. Oof, that's a lot, Kane.
That's a lot.
So, we'll see kind of how this goes, I guess. But, and he's in too close for comfort re-election battle against the Democrat, and so they. Paxton said he wants to eliminate federal gas taxes. We need to build more refineries. Is the big thing.
We haven't built a refinery in fifty years. Why is this not? Do people just not? I just don't want to make any more money. I'm going to put that Obama.
Well, sometimes you made enough money. At that adage to test. I'm going to put it like in effect. Do you just not want to make money? With gas, I mean, oh, I know government regulations.
I know you all can't see it, but Keynes telling me in Slack that's government. I know it is, but it's still it's so ridiculous.
Well, we should probably just be more dependent on Arab nations. It's probably better for us. We haven't built a refinery in fifty years. We need to build refineries because the issue isn't the supply. The issue is the problem.
I mean, it just you know it doesn't come unrefined out of the ground. What? That's so crazy! I thought it came out like a you know how you these are the people that think that the meat in the supermarket spawns in there, like a video game. You know what I mean?
Like if you wait long enough, another steak will just spawn in right at that spot on the shelf. That's totally how it works, right? You go into the store. Where does this meat come from? I don't even know.
Just spawns in. It's amazing. I took one stake and another stake is spawning in that stake spot. I love the grocery store. It's amazing.
No, that's not how it works. And oil and gas. I don't know. Some people, particularly our brethren on the left, they think that the little gas pumps just grow out of the ground. You got to water the gas pump seeds.
You know that? It's true story. Yeah, true story. You got to water the gas pump seeds, and then the little gas pump spouts out, and then they got to go capture the water or the gas that comes out of it. That's what they got to do.
That's that's how that works. Yeah, there's no. What do you mean refinery? I literally had this has been a bit, but I had someone tell me that that's not true before. I can't deal, but.
Yeah, we got to figure out something with the refineries. Oh, we are getting one.
Okay, and that's so Kane shares this link. Like this is going to change our our perspective. A one point two one little refinery is coming to tech. One little refinery. Ooh, the little baby refinery, the princess.
It's my Daisy voice. A one point two billion dollars little baby refinery, one little refinery cane. You're really downplaying something pretty nice. No, it's nice, but we need more of them. California's shut down over the last ten years, like California, and that doesn't even count the ones that have caught fire, quote unquote, accidentally.
Yeah.
No, this is a one point two billion dollar. It's a little one little refinery. We need a million of these. We need bunches of them. I want.
We need refineries everywhere. Because honestly, it's not a supply issue. It is that. It's the refinement. It's the processing.
That's well. That's what it all is. That's what it all comes down to. Yeah, it's in the RGB. I'm not insulting RGB.
I love RGB. I'm just saying that. That's one refinery. We in fifty years, in over fifty years, that's what that is.
Now, this is look. I get it. We got some issues. You got trucking companies now, sixteen that have filed for bankruptcy because diesel costs are making it impossible. For them to do business, they have about 250 jobs, 16 firms.
They filed Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 proceedings, according to FreightWaves. The diesel prices they hit a record average of six fifty three a gallon, and. That's it's been almost well, getting upwards near a three dollar increase over the past year, according to AAA, and they said some of the biggest companies listed, Transport Glovemaster, etc. There's another one entering Chapter Eleven proceedings, so they're going to work, be open for business, but they they're they're trying to, basically make it. They're working with their bankruptcy court so that people get their their stuff paid and they're still able to work.
But they didn't specify what led specifically to the bankruptcy filings. But it's not rocket science. It's not rocket science to figure it out. We've got to get this done. And I love that we're we're touting manufacturing and we're you know I love that we're doing all these things yippee yeah I you I love that's great.
But the economy's rough right now. It's there's no use pretending otherwise. I'm not being a doomer. I'm not going to be like all these people who are like, "Well, everything's bad. I guess we should just have some socialism now." Well, no, that those are the doomers.
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Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise, if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep that night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control, and as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So, by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that it, you know, detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health Versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or. Wherever you get your podcasts, I like things my way: my coffee, my schedule, and my treatment.
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Well, here is the story of stories. A Florida teenager was trying to again. People trying to create content for social media.
So crazy, a Florida teenager was creating content for TikTok, and by getting a haircut in the middle of a road. And shocker, because there's traffic. Where does traffic live? In the road. And the teen got injured because a pickup hit him.
He was trying to go viral, as a substitute for his mom and dad's love, by getting a haircut in the middle of a busy road. And was literally hit by a pickup truck, and it was late at night, and he was sitting in the middle of the road without lights, doing a viral whatever that I can't even imagine. He's 18 years old. He and a 19 year old and a 20 year old literally sat in the road of a outside of a shopping plaza, and they were making a video about getting his haircut, and cars trying to I guess get around him collided. And it was at eight o'clock at night, and he had a he was rushed to the hospital, and he's in serious condition.
Is that going to be content for you? Is that going to go viral on TikTok? Where are the parents at? Even eighteen year old, you know that eighteen year old's not on his own yet. I mean, if he's doing stuff like this, I can't even.
Wow, just insane.
So yeah, and then of course the guy talks like Polly Shore. He said, "Yo, this is literally the guy. What he said, the friend. We were chilling right there, and I was given my boy a haircut. And next thing you know, man, I'm on the ground, and we're like pancakes and flapjacks, man, flying.
It's Polly Shore. It's Encino, man, buddy. It's exactly what it is. We's the juice, man. I'm telling you, that's where it is at." Oh my gosh!
A man was seen walking his raccoon on a beach with a leash. Florida man pet raccoon. Responsible. I mean, yeah, it's uh, the woman who took the video thought she was seeing something at first, and she zoomed in on her phone because she was like, "That man does not have a raccoon on a leash." She zoomed in on her phone, and yes, in fact, the man did have a raccoon on a leash. On a beach, and he also had a black dog, and they were friends, and they were just like chilling, walking, doing their thing.
I know. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking how can I detox, I have to look inward.
Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise, if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control, and as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So, by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that it, you know, detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health Versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts.
I like things my way: my coffee, my schedule, and my treatment.
So I talked to my doctor about self-injecting with the Vivgard Hytrulo prefilled syringe, which contains Efgartigimod Alpha and Hyaluronidase QVFC. It's injected under your skin, subcutaneously. It means I can inject in my space, on my time. It's my treatment, my way. Visit VivgardMyWay dot com.
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Well, thank you. I appreciate it. And oh my God! I don't know about you, but if something goes wrong, oh, is ABC going to have hell to pay? Am I correct?
Are you with me? Gosh, I'm so bored. I could die right now. My heart just doesn't want to stop. Doesn't want to, you know, beat anymore.
This guy just—he's like an energy vampire. He just sucks all the everything out of the room. Oh, sorry, that old lady. I don't want to assume.
Well, who's that? Harriet Stern, right. Welcome back to the radio program, Dana Lash, with you. Am I supposed to be nice about it? What are they even on about anyway?
Do you remember?
Well, I don't actually remember. I was in like grade school when Harriet Stern was like a big deal, apparently. But didn't she used to be? I mean, he used to be a big deal because we don't want to assume. But the only people that have my that haircut are literally older women in my family.
That's the only people who have that haircut. That's yeah. That's it. We talked about '80s hairstyles coming back too. That's not even a '80s hairstyle.
That's a hairstyle of someone, like if you're, literally, you asking, you're asking for the manager. That's the it's the Kate Plus Eight Two Point Oh haircut. That's what he has. It's the Kate Plus Eight Two Point Oh. We're talking about Kimel getting canceled.
When are they still talking about this? Literally, nobody cares. I have never. Cared less about anything in my life than that. I don't.
I I care about somebody's beanie baby collection more than I care about that. That says a lot. That's a lot.
Oh my gosh! So welcome back. Clearly, it was a slow news day.
So the the media. One of the we were talking about the media malpractice. I have like actually a million examples of media malpractice, and. Like how the BBC was using literal jihadis as journalists, so they, I this is just pretty stunning. The Telegraph, and the only reason the Telegraph reported on this because they hate the BBC.
Telegraph is a leftist flaming turd. Let's be real, but they said, well, the BBC reported the deaths of fifty three journalists in Gaza. But they're actually they're literal terrorists. They literally work with Hamas, like they have the green headband.
So they would have their little stenographer book. Here we are. I'm doing the journalism, and then tie the green headband around and put their picnic blanket on. And they would go and g herd and do whatever. Find some goats, poor goats.
But that's and they've been they literally were named as martyrs by Hamas. And they they were, actually, part of fifty three of them. They were listed as journalists, and they were also that number was the exact same number, and these were the exact same journalists that Hamas was trying to convince the international world, and it worked on dummies in Europe, and some of the Daily Bar heads here in the United States. They were trying to say, "Look, Israel's just merkin journalists. What journalists do you know that's covering like it's like a journalist covering a bank robbery who then puts down the microphone and puts on, you know, a balaclava and goes and runs." It helps carry the money sacks out of the safe.
That's what you're talking about here. I've what journalist actually goes and takes part in the crime spree while reporting on it? That's not a journalist. That's a participant.
So these people—they were literally terrorists. They were literally verbatim named by Hamas and literally verbatim hailed as martyrs and literally verbatim given. Martyr stipend. Their families got money because they they martyr themselves for jihad. That's what they did.
That's what it is.
What a barbaric culture, by the way. I don't like you, so I declare a jihad on you. I am going to watch Team America again tonight. Movie is glorious. I am going to put a jihad on you.
That's a glorious movie. You can't play it enough. But they said this. They said that that they had named these were all media people that Israel's just indiscriminately killing. But then they have all these pictures of them because these people are also morons.
So they take selfies of themselves dressed up as their Hamas trick or treat in their trick or treat costume. They take selfies of themselves and also share it.
So I don't only do jihadis do this because they know the world's going to go. That's okay. They know the world's going to look the other way. Only jihadis do this. I mean, it's par for the course with the legacy press, is it not?
It is. Do we all need to be detoxing ourselves? Before I go asking how can I detox, I have to look inward.
Okay, what am I doing? Can I identify at least three ways that my body detoxes and ways to support that? I promise, if my message was more dramatic like that, I would have millions of followers and and make millions of dollars. But I cannot sleep at night trying to sell someone something that their body already does naturally. We're living in a crazy world now.
I think it's a lot of people fear a lack of control, and as a result of this, this is the way of them trying to make sense of the world and try to take control over their own bodies.
So, by actively doing something, I'm going to detoxify things. Therefore, I'm going to feel better. I think is absolutely one of the reasons that it, you know, detoxifying has become so popular. Listen to the full episode of Health Versus Hype with the American Medical Association on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or. Or wherever you get your podcasts, I like things my way: my coffee, my schedule, and my treatment.
So I talked to my doctor about self-injecting with the Vivgard Hyaluril pre-filled syringe, which contains Efgartigimod Alpha and Hyaluronidase QVFC. It's injected under your skin, subcutaneously. It means I can inject in my space, on my time. It's my treatment, my way. Visit vivgardmyway dot com.
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It's time for Dana's Quick Five.
So inflammation could be changing the shape of your heart before you feel a thing, according to a new study. Looking at the article here because we don't put it all in a prompter. Inflammation, they said, because that's a big driver of so many things. Long-term low-grade inflammation has been linked to smaller heart chambers and a heart that pumps less efficiently. Changes that can set in before heart failure.
They said people with the highest inflammation levels had a 43 percent higher risk of serious heart problems, like attack, like heart attack and stroke, compared with those who had lower levels. The person's genetic makeup, blah blah blah, genetics.
So much of it's genetics. Let's see. This Christie Noom filed for divorce from her husband after his. Fetish life was exposed, which I don't want to get too much into that because it's gross. But we all saw that coming.
The divorce, anyway. Apparently, also people are alarmed to learn that others are installing do-it-yourself self-driving mods on their cars.
Someone said, "I don't think we should be let." This is according to Futurism. We should not let people run any software they want in their self-driving vehicles. They said that it's no longer the domain of proprietary systems built by companies. The software that powers it.
So they have a lot of open-source assisted driving systems, and so a lot of people are they're modding out their their self-driving vehicles, which is kind of interesting. New storm forms behind El Nino that's fueled Hurricane Polo. U.S. states have been braced for impact. Cali's been under.
State of emergency. Everyone's saying it's going to be bad. Is it though? Will it be bad? I mean, New Jersey had some serious flooding, so we'll see.
Urgent warning, though, to seek higher ground in New Mexico because they think they're scared a dam is going to break during this major storm as it moves inland. According to meteorologists, the National Weather Service issued an urgent flash flood warning after heavy rains in the Southwest brought it to the brink of failure. The McCloud Dam in New Mexico, they said, it's in immediate danger of falling due to the intense storm being fueled by Hurricane Polo that has made it's. Already made landfall, and it's the storm surge is moving in. Texas is going to be getting some of it too.
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