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Next day on Hulu. Welcome to the program. Abdul El Sayed erupted during his debate with Mike Rogers when he was asked about the Muslim Brotherhood. This is cut eight. Watch this.
I've never been a part of, because my mom, who's a nurse in Missouri, it doesn't make any sense, and it's actually really quite beneath you, Mike. It's really quite beneath you. It's not to call into question my loyalty to the Constitution. I'm talking. I'm talking.
I'm talking. Oh no, you're lying. Excuse me. Yep. Go ahead.
Can I have a few more seconds? Yes. Go. Go ahead. Thank you.
To bring in a question, my commitment to the Constitution is really. They're questioning your commitment to the Muslim Brotherhood, you illiterate poo bird. That's what they're doing. They're questioning the fact that. Your family has long been supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood.
You yourself signed a letter, a letter with a bunch of other dudes, including people that were that were associated with the Holy Land terror financing trial. That whole thing, you signed a letter stating support explicitly verbatim for the Muslim Brotherhood and for Mohammed Morsi. This was in 2012, the exact same time that Hillary Clinton, repaying Obama Biden, was going over there and endorsing Morsi.
Now you know what he could. Said, do you know what he could have said that would have actually, if his campaign wasn't a bunch of single-celled, inbred morons? Do you want to know how they could have spun this? They could have said, "Well, you know, at that time in our government, the government's position was to back the Muslim Brotherhood, and Hillary Clinton had gone to Egypt to back Mohammed Morsi.
So I was just acting in accordance with the Obama administration." He could have said something to that effect and put the blame on. Obama, Biden, Clinton, and kind of sidestepped it. Sidestepped it. He could have done that because that all happened at the time, and Democrats would have been oh oh, so he was doing Democrat stuff because they liked when you express fealty. They love that.
So that's like him expressing fealty and saying that he was only staying consistent with Obama, Biden at the time. That's he could have said that and it would have been fine, but he didn't say that. He instead did this performative offensiveness. This, I am just a no, no, no. You're.
I'm not going to. I don't. I do not in a debate. If someone's lying, I will run you over like a steamroller. I am not going to pause and hold my tongue so you can have verbal diarrhea of falseness.
Not doing that. It wastes my time, and my time is way too valuable for that. And it wastes everybody else's time.
So if I was Mike Rogers, I would have said I would stop talking if you were telling the truth, but you're not.
So let's go back. Why did you sign this letter expressing support for a group that the United States has designated as a terrorist organization? And again, if if Abdul El Sayed had one singular brain cell, he acts like he's a smart man because he went and got all these. He he was like he went to school for a PCU amount of time. Jeremy Piven in PCU.
He went to school forever. To not become a practicing doctor. Explain that one.
So he could have done. He could have said, "Well, at the time, that was the Clinton, the Obama Clinton. That was the Clinton was Secretary of State. She went over there. That's what you know." So I figured it was okay.
He could have easily said that, but he has idiot. He has a dumb campaign staff. And Democrats don't put a lot of effort into things. They're the people who just kind of want to look like they're doing the least amount. They want the perks and they want the title, but without the work, right?
They want welfare recognition.
So that's you know. And Rogers was completely fine to ask that.
Now, here is something else that I think is interesting. This is Cut Nine. This guy says that we don't need ICE. Listen to what he says here. I believe that we don't need ICE.
In fact, we can go back to INS, back when we were a lot more safe and secure when it came to immigration. And then we need to make sure we have a clear pathway to citizenship, so that people can come here and take opportunities that are legal for them. INS, he says, we can have INS, really, because the same INS that before nine eleven. Didn't do anything about the terrorists, that the hijackers that were in the country did not do a single thing about the terrorists that were in the country, and allowed because it really did begin as an immigration issue. And I remember I've said that for years.
Charlie Kirk said it, and everybody was attacking him for it, but it wasn't wrong. It's it's exactly it. The pre 9/11 pre-ice the INS, I mean they did not. It didn't work. Clearly, it didn't work.
He's talking about going back to that, while simultaneously, as I played that audio for you yesterday, he was talking about banning all semi-automatic firearms. He wants America to be disarmed.
So he's saying he wants immigration enforcement to cease. He wants us disarmed. That's what an invader says. That's exactly what's happening over in France right now.
So what's happening over in the UK? I mean, hell, it's happening everywhere. Germany, everywhere. That's what an invader says. So, this, this performative outrage that he's being asked about letters that he signed.
That's like when Elizabeth Warren got mad and said everyone was racist because they were accusing her of being a fake Indian. And literally, it turned out that she was Cherokee Nation. Did a whole genealogy study on her, and the closest that she ever came to American Indian blood was an ancestor that was a part of Jackson's forces that rounded up my ancestors in Georgia and sent them on the trail of genocide. That's the closest she ever came. And remember how upset she was.
It was so racist. Everyone, remember when Trump called? What did he call her? Fakahani or Liawatha? I don't remember.
He called her a nickname, and she got so mad and said he was racist. No, it's racist that that white blonde woman decided to appropriate an entire ethnicity or an ancestry that was not hers, so that she could advance like professionally. And she listed herself all of her applications in her own hand. She did it. It's like Abdulaziz.
He signed this letter in his own hand. We have every right to ask about that. That's a terrorist organization, and if he doesn't want questions about it, then he shouldn't run for office. But like I said, all he had to do, if he was smart, was say, "Well, that was the." That was the position of the American government at the time. Obama Biden, they sent Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2012 over to Egypt to meet with Mohammed Morsi and talk with him about the uprising, etc.
And she went over there. She backed the Muslim Brotherhood. She did all. He could have said that. I mean, it still would have been kind of stupid because the Muslim Brotherhood was banned once again in Egypt, and Morsi fled and died, and he died in exile.
So, I mean, it's still, but it would have at least lessened the blow. But he's not really particularly smart, not so much.
So he says we don't need ice. We don't need ice. This is Mike Rogers just tearing him up on the debate stage. Watch. This is yes.
Sorry, cut ten.
Somebody, a new investigator, about how you figure out if somebody's honest and willing, willing to tell you the truth. You go through a series of questions. Did you lie on your resume? Yep, did. He lied about being a physician.
Did he lie about his relationships with an organization that should give us all pause? Yep, he did. He lied about being an Egyptian dual citizen. He lied about some of his stances on these positions as he's flipped again. This is a.
Pattern that we need to understand. Thank you very much for this. To trust this candidate, Chuck. You have the next question. Yeah, true.
Yeah, he's exactly right. None of all of these things are easily have been proven. All of these things have been proven. His family was very involved in the pro Islamist uprising in Egypt in 2012. His mother was involved.
His sister. Tweeted and posted on Instagram, posted on social media, named social media account, that her family was in the Muslim Brotherhood. Abdul El Sayed signed a letter. The guys who signed a letter with him were all members in a Hamas directory, in a Muslim Brotherhood directory, rather in a Hamas house in Virginia that was busted during a federal raid. Interesting, very interesting.
So a couple of other things to hit. Oh boy!
So they're going after Lindsey Graham. I know he's dead, but they're going because his sister. They don't want his sister in the Senate.
So now they've decided they've launched their new attack. It's spreading on social media, and they say three male escorts say the late Senator Lindsey Graham paid them for you know. And they said they're they're alleging that one of them was only seventeen at the time. They it is absolutely insane. It's uh, and it's Chunk Uger who's pushing it, isn't it?
Like one of his little hit pieces on Chunk Uger, the nepo baby, the uncle of Hassan Piker. He's the one who started pushing this. What is the point? First off, look, I'm not gonna. Sit here and trash a dead dude who can't defend himself.
But guys, do they act like? Do they think that this is this like the idea that Lindsey Graham is gay is a shock to anybody in the GOP? It is one of the most whispered about things. In fact, when I first got into activism, this was one of the first bits of gossip that I heard.
Now, I never saw anything. I mean, I don't hang out in D.C. I begrudgingly go there every now and then. They got to lure me out there with like Reese's pieces, like ET from the closet. But the times that I've been out there, I've never seen anything.
But I have heard a lot. Kane's heard it too. Steve's heard it. Everybody's heard it. And what does that have to do with his sister?
Well, your brother was gay. Wait, wait, wait. Hold up, hold up, guys. If we're doing this, then I'll be damn. Ellen Omar marrying her brother absolutely comes into play.
If you're going to ask Lindsey Graham's sister about her gay brother and whether or not that hurts her chances at a Senate re-election after the special election, then we are going to mesh Ellen Omar up with her incestual brother six ways to Sunday. That's happening. Oh no, no, dim's the rules, guys. Oh, you don't like that, do you? Dim's the rules.
That's how it works. It is, as Kane said, it's they're queer shaming. Everybody knew that about Lindsay. Ever, I don't know if it's true or not. There were a lot of rumors.
No one actually ever saw anything. There were just a lot of rumors.
Now, I will say that some older, and by older, I mean like they're like seventy and up, usually southern gentlemen. They sometimes they give the air of being effeminate, but it's only because they're southern gentlemen. Does that make sense?
So I knew a guy at a place where I worked, and he was from Georgia. And they—I mean—a drawl. It was like a foghorn, leghorn, but slower. Like he didn't speak as fast. You know what I mean?
And he had a drawl, always impeccably dressed, and he spoke very slowly and was very polite, and was one of the individuals that when you would sit at a table. He would be looking at the silverware to make sure it's clean before it passed his lips. It was like that, like a guy like that, and it doesn't necessarily mean they're gay. I don't know, and I don't care because he's dead, and I don't care. He got Brett Kavanaugh on the court.
Okay, the Todd Chrisley thing—I don't get that. I met their daughter; she was lovely. I've never watched that show. I barely know who they are. I feel like a Martian sometimes because I know I don't have these cultural touch points because I don't watch any of this stuff.
But he's a flamboyant Southern gentleman. But he's got a kid. Yeah, and a lot of people think he's gay. And why? Because he dresses nice.
Well, that and his manner, or because he sleeps with men. I mean, I don't think he does. I don't know enough. I don't know anything about these people. I'm not gossiping about people's lives.
But Lindsey Graham. I think this, and the fact that it came from Chunk, who is like 50 years old, and he calls himself a young turk. Like, what does "young" mean to you? That's like Ilan Omar. Not to my knowledge, what does "young" mean to you?
You're like 55 years old, dude. Stop.
So, the fact that he's doing it, that means it's going to have quality controlled standards of, I don't know, like a Taco Bell, and he's St. Louis. I don't know. It's gonna have that same level of quality control. I'm just saying, doesn't it?
Doesn't make any sense? It's so goofy. But they're saying, "Oh man, Lindsey Graham. He's so he's gay guys. He's super gay." And he's dead, and you're just trying to you trying desperately to come up with something to go after his sister.
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This is why I can't be president. I would drone them to death, like in a second. No, we're not doing this.
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Lots of good stuff that is up on the Substack as well. All right, so where to start? We've been talking a lot about Abdul Saeed and Ilan Omar, and Let's move and shift down towards Texas, shall we? Would you guys like to hear every crazy word from James Talorico? Just because early voting has started, I feel like I want to drive around my polling place and just play this on blast.
I'm not lying. I may do that. Am I petty enough? I am. I may do that.
Cut thirteen. Watch. God is non-binary. Oh, Christianity. Is a feminist religion on the police?
Here, always rich to me that defund the police is considered off limits in our political debate. On his own race, for me, prophetic voices like Jesus have helped me reckon with my own whiteness. On your guns, and I think so. Assault weapons being stolen the table, absolutely. On your kids, if you deny your child's gender identity, that that's incredibly harmful.
And and whether or not we can we label it with the term abuse, I mean, it's abusive for sure. On ice. It is time to tear down this secret police force. It's not on being white. If you come from a place of of privilege, which I have my entire life as a white boy growing up in Texas, sometimes it's a a painful process to learn about the ways in which I've been complicit in the oppression of of marginalized people in the state.
Decide the child's gender. Talarico says. I just want to clarify that I I don't think. Gender identity is something people can see differently. There's only one person who can determine a child's gender identity: the child.
I was there when you defended the drags. Who's your favorite drag queen in Texas? Oh my gosh, probably Alyssa Edwards. Alyssa Edwards, I love Miley. Thank you so much.
On prisons, poverty is violence. Pollution is violence. And yes, prison is violence. People don't belong in cages. It's.
I feel like I'm watching a college freshman run for office as a class project. It's just bizarre. I still can't get over the fact that he could name a drag queen that he named his favorite drag queen. One of my someone that I worked with before, who identifies as a gay conservative. Says that's the gayest thing ever.
They just could rip off a drag queen like that. These are all things that he said recently, and he has repeatedly said.
So you see these things where he has said this one time. Know that there exists online in video. Numerous instances of him repeating this stuff over and over again. I cannot imagine someone like that in the Senate, representing Texas. It is not.
These are none of what he is talking about. Is an American value. It is Marxist claptrap. That is just used as a divisionary tactic. That's all this is.
The idea, well, yes, ICE is a secret police force. They're not secret, you moron. They wear. How is it a secret police force if they're out wearing jackets with the giant letters ICE on it? It's kind of the opposite.
They they really suck at being secretive. They show up. In vehicles that say ICE, they have hats that say ICE, they have jackets that say ICE, they have bulletproof vests that say ICE, they have badges that they wear around their necks that say ICE. They identify as ICE. Not very secretive.
I mean, it's not like your personal life. That's one of the dumbest things ever. It's just like he just. Says these dumb blue meat platitudes that are meaningless.
Well, yes, I do. A self-ban, weapons ban is on the table. It's not. That's not. It's not going to happen.
That's been done. That's why they're trying to do it, state by state, city by city, because it's not going to happen. It's not going to happen federally. That's been nixed. But he and I don't know how much stock I put into this.
This is Fox saying that their latest poll shows that they're tied. Might be. Listen to this. This is sorry. This is cut twelve.
In our Fox News polling about a month ago, we had Talerico at that time up two points. Today we've got this race dead even.
Now I'll point out that the margin error is two point five percentage points, so you can move the line either way. Really, I mean it's a static race; it's a coin toss. It really depends on who motivates the voters to get out the vote.
So, I was looking at this survey. That Fox did because this is the only one.
Now I'm not like trying to you know be rain on anybody's parade, but I like to be realistic because I don't want people to think that you you can let your foot off the gas for anything. Trump's margins, Paxton has not met Trump's 24 margins for numbers in Texas yet. His he has strengthened his support a little bit with their survey. Plus one with men, plus one with women, in September. Tallerico lost two with women, which I think is interesting, very interesting.
So the survey that they have, they were looking at Tallerico for some reason leads with black voters, and I think that and Hispanics.
So this one of the things that the survey does confirm, and this is now the fifth one, that Hispanic voters in Texas are starting to swing back towards Democrats.
Now they backed in twenty twenty, they went in Texas they went for Biden plus twenty five, in twenty four they went to Trump plus one, which is very interesting. I think a lot of it is just because it's like party loyalty stuff. I think it's the party affiliation that's you know that's what it looks like. Favorability. It's interesting because Paxton has a higher favorability.
He's plus ten in favorability over Talarico. That's interesting to me.
So Talarico, his negatives are way higher than Paxton's. That to me is one of the most important factors when I'm looking at a survey.
Now Democrats say they're more enthusiastic, and they so the the enthusiasm they're trying to say that Democrats were were 69 compared to 61 percent for Republicans, but that is completely destroyed by favorability for me, because enthusiasm is either. Tempered or boosted by by unfavorability or favorability, respectively.
So that that's Trump won Texas in twenty four plus fourteen. The job rating, I think, and his approval rating for that is hurting a little. I think that's kind of dragging it down a little bit. The survey, so they called. This is where you take the survey, even though it's Fox.
I don't care. Take it for what you will.
So they did it for a few days, actually, just the fifteenth of the nineteenth of October. And they looked at just 2011 registered voters, so it's not likely these are registered voters. And they said they were randomly selected, so they weren't pulled from Houston or Dallas or wherever. They do have a 2.5 margin of error, and you heard Bill Hemmer say that can go either way, which is true. But here's the thing: so they said respondents surveyed.
They had 205 landlines and 1,303 cell phones, and then 503 completed the survey after they got a text message.
So the problem is the landline for me, because it's and I you you don't exactly know where they pulled from, and the registered voters boost the credibility or the viability of the survey, but I mean, is it? It's the take it for what you will. I think it's it's measuring. I think it's safe to say that it does correctly highlight how close the race is, but I don't. I don't believe that they're tied.
I think that Paxton, and because so many Republicans don't want to be surveyed, and especially Texas Republicans, they don't want to be surveyed. And I'll be honest, there are going to be people who will not say anything nice about Paxton publicly, but are going to vote for him. And I think that's what a lot of this is.
So take over what you will, but I don't want people to think, oh my gosh, then now it looks like it's good. The momentum is going that can change any time, at any time. But I do think that the tally goes out of October surprises because when early voting starts, then it's kind of. Pointless, especially if you're hitting Republicans, because Democrats want to do all the damage right before early voting, because Democrats dominate early voting, and Independents more than Republicans will early vote. Republicans are very they're sticklers about going on election day.
We've talked about this before, so that's it's an interesting survey. It's not entirely I don't think it's entirely crazy one, but Just to show you how unbelievably close it is, very, very close.
So, a few other things to touch on. I got some goofy stuff. Let me do this. Oh, one of these I really don't want to get into, but it's a great story.
So, a Muslim school official in Portland has suggested a new policy on dogs. And it's interesting because he does. He gives this. This guy gives this interview. Um, in front of an Iraqi flag.
And he cites ritual purity, and they because in Islam. Muslims they aren't they reportedly don't like dogs right it's like a thing with their so the Somali born Somali diaspora Abdullahi Ahmed, a Somali born assistant superintendent in Portland, says that. He's the well. He's the student family and community partnerships superintendent for that at Portland Public Schools.
So he says that they need to change the district's policy on dogs and other animals, citing Islamic beliefs about ritual purity. He said, "Quote: In Islamic tradition, there's always the love for animals and living things. Really, that's not ever demonstrated. And there's some ritual purity.
So you know, dog saliva is considered impure." I think stoning women to death is probably also considered impure, and a mom's like you know screwing people is probably also considered impure. I could go on and on. Maybe suicide bombings considered impure, and carrying out terrorist attacks is considered impure. I would say marrying your brothers probably considered impure, but you know, to my knowledge, this my friend Kurt Schlichter. I reposted him because I liked what he said.
I thought it was kind of, I thought it was interesting. He, I would think we share sort of the same views on this because you have people who come to the United States and they don't want to assimilate into our culture. They want to impose their culture on ours. We're not going to change the United States. My friend Kurt said we're not going to change the U.S.
to conform to bizarre, bizarre pagan beliefs of third world guests. I agree. We are not going to change our culture here and modify it to match your Bronze Age sex cult beliefs. Not going to happen. Dogs are great.
I like dogs better than most people. Dogs are the best people. Let's be honest. So no, we're not going to be doing this. But this guy did it, and it was weird because he did it in front of the Iraqi flag.
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It's Lauren La Rosa, and y'all know I always have the latest.
So on my new audio series Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with a medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctor says, and helping make sense of it all. Get into it. You know, the thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations with people about getting tested.
I'll be honest, so many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just do what y'all do and have a good time. Yeah.
I say, get tested together, and that's beautiful. Brings you closer together. Listen to Love Lately with Lauren La Rosa from iHarts Ruby Studio on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Brought to you by Gilead Sciences. Nine hundred and eleven.
What's your emergency? Please help us. They're everywhere. We think they're murder hornets. Nine One One Nashville returns.
It's a homicide detective doing here. Three bodies on the grill with emergencies of biblical proportions. Hell sends swarms upon you and upon your people. That's one of the plagues in the Bible. And somebody's unleashing them on Nashville.
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Next day on Hulu. It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time for Florida Man. Ooh, all right, we got a couple of a couple of fun things here.
So, a this is crazy.
Someone sent this into us. This is from NBC. A Florida man was found dead in his home during a welfare check in July of 2022. Weeks later, one of the officers who discovered his body moved into the home and spent years impersonating him. Yeah, spent years impersonating this guy.
This story is wild. It's that the Brian Seguros responded to Dennis West Lauderhill home in 2022 for a welfare check.
Now, the guy who the officer that moved in said later that he spent at least two hundred fourteen thousand dollars on the house. What? How? The officer who discovered the body took possession of the property unlawfully and then spent years renovating it and impersonating the guy. That is the craziest story.
It was Lauderhill Police Brian Seguros, thirty-five years old. He was rest. He was only just arrested this past Tuesday on felony charges of official misconduct, criminal use of a deceased person's identification, criminal use of personal identification, offense against computer user, unlawful use to a blah blah blah. Wow.
So yeah, the welfare check, and he stayed there for years. Oh my gosh. He just took it over after the guy kicked the bucket. Just took it over. I've never heard of anything like that.
And they, he's he used the guy's identity to get the city to issue a permit for the repairs that for the renovations that he was doing on the house, and he forged the guy's signature on the permit application. But then he listed his own telephone number. And it was a project manager for a company that was contracted to replace replace all of the exterior doors on the property and all of the windows. He said that he had no idea that the guy was dead. He said that this, you know, the Segores guy was just telling him that, oh no, he's not here, he's unavailable.
And then Segores and his spouse filled out a form with the Broward County property appraiser. They wanted to establish a claim to the home. And that all of this only came to light when a real estate company bought the property from West's heirs months later. This is why it's very important, people, that you have your ducks in a row.
So wow. According to the affidavit, he had to surrender the keys before the company filed an unlawful detainer. He demanded reimbursement for the that's his stupid problem. He should no, you don't get a reimbursement. That's the rent that you're going to be charged proactively for that.
That's insane.
So now, can I don't think the guy's going to get reimbursed. Yeah, I don't think that that's going to have. This is probably one of the craziest stories ever.
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So, on my new audio series, Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with the medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctors. And helping make sense of it all, get into it. Another thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations with people about getting tested.
I'll be honest, so many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just. Do what y'all do, and have a good time.
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Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of the United States. As you can see from this store surveillance video, he went outside to kick a ball around and check his phone. When and then I seen a bus roll past me with the doors open, and I seen the bus driver seizing up.
Now look from a different angle. You see Ebrut jump into the moving bus.
So, I just ran onto the bus. I tried to put in park, it threw it in reverse by accident. And then I ended up getting in neutral, pulled the parking brake, and then I called the police and called ambulances so they can help the driver. He counted 18 kids on the school bus. None were hurt.
I then was monitoring the driver, make sure he wasn't choking, and make sure he didn't hit his head on anything. Ibra has no medical experience. I like to give my credit to Grey's Anatomy. I learned a lot. You know, my friends will call me Superman the last 24 hours.
So. I mean, I don't think about myself. At the end of the day, the youth are the most innocent humans on the earth.
So, anything you could do to save them, help them, it's worth it. Saving lives is very, you know, something that God will never forget. God will reward you heavily for. I mean, good on him for doing that. But I'm trying to wrap my mind around.
He's like, yeah, and I just made sure, you know, it was like totally cool. It wasn't like joking. Just real laid back, real. That's you. You kind of you want that kind of calmness.
You want the person who's real chill to be in charge during an emergency. But The Grey's Anatomy. I've never watched The Grey's Anatomy. Is it on TV still, or is it just like all reruns? Yeah, it's all reruns.
And it's it's like ER, like the doctor stuff. Yeah, I think so. That is hysterical. That he was like, I just watched a lot of Grey's Anatomy, so I know. That's fascinating.
That's like a what is it? One of the guys who like played flight simulation games. Who was I think one of the people that was there helping on that one flight where it got hijacked. He was like a backup. That's just crazy.
Wow, that's brave. That's cool. I mean, and he knew. He immediately knew, like, okay, I gotta put the parking brake on. Got it, because there's a there's some those buses are pretty old school.
That's like the only thing. Can I just say I've never understood the bus, because you have to wear your seatbelt everywhere, backing out of your driveway. Put seatbelt on. I get it.
Some people are a little nuts about it, but it's like the bigger the vehicle is and the more people you can put on it, you don't need them anymore. It's like the magic, right? It's like kind of like COVID. If you stood up, you didn't get it at the at a restaurant, but if you were sitting down and eating, totally take your mask off because the virus only lives like yay high. You know, you know what I mean.
It's like the more people that you shove on a bus, you don't need seatbelts for that. It's all right. No putting seat belts on. I always thought that was but imagine recognizing the bus rolling by and noticing that the driver is seizing and running after it and getting on. That's a lot happening in that dude's head.
That's a lot happening in that dude's head. He's like multitasking a lot of stuff.
So Lorraine says there's medical stuff in the background of personal drama. That's what Grey's Anatomy. It's like soap opera in a hospital. Isn't that my grandmother watched a soap opera? That was like Days of Our Lives, but the hospital.
I don't remember what it was called, but she watched that, and it was like it was all in the hospital, and and everybody everybody was a skank, and I don't know if they actually ever practiced medicine there. They they just fought all the time.
So good for him. And then a runaway bus is definitely dramatic. Do you know one last thing about the buses? One of the best smells in the world as a kid was a new bus. That new seat smell, whatever like chemical, not real leather.
That was I don't even know if anybody remember this. Like if you got the new bus, you are like we are the fancy route because we got the new bus. Not realizing it was probably because your old bus was a death trap and falling apart. Hey y'all! It's Lauren La Rosa, and y'all know I always have the latest.
So on my new audio series Love Lately, I'm getting into the conversations we're really having about love, relationships, and our sexual health. Every week, it's me and Dr. Contessa Metcalf, my big sister with a medical degree, breaking down what the culture says versus what the doctor says, and helping make sense of it all. Get into it. You know, the thing me and my friends don't really talk about is like how you're having conversations with people about getting tested.
I'll be honest, so many women don't feel comfortable talking about it, and they don't feel comfortable advocating for themselves. But let's go ahead and just put you in a position to where you can kind of empower yourself, and it it isn't something. It's not a judgment thing. It brings that peace of mind that y'all can just do what y'all do and have a good time. Yeah.
I say, get tested together, and that's beautiful. Brings you closer together. Listen to Love Lately with Lauren LaRosa from iHarts Ruby Studio on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Brought to you by Gilead Sciences. Some days it's the little things you look forward to most, and with Pepperidge Farms thoughtfully crafted cookies, there's always something worth savoring.
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Next day on Hulu. And now, all of the news you would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick Five. All right.
So first up, Virginia's Democratic Senate President Pro Temp, Louise Lucas, was arrested and is now in federal custody, charged with drug trafficking, money laundering, fraud, and a firearms charge. It's in Portsmouth, Virginia, where her office was raided, and she's a Democrat, very close ally of Abigail Spanberger, and apparently, it's in connection to a major corruption case.
So she's Democrat. That's not all that surprising. I hate saying that, but it's just legitimately sad. It is what it is. Let's see this French app.
So in France, the Apple Store looters got a very unpleasant surprise with all of their stolen iPhones. To they were greeted with warnings that their merchandise was being locked and tracked, and there's video of it. People who stole all of the products from these Apple stores across France said, "Please return the device to Apple, whatever town it was stolen from." The device has been disabled and is being tracked. Local authorities will be alerted. Oh boy!
I hope they drag people for this. They really should. That's uh, they can't do it on the other luxury goods though. Andrew Tate, he says that he's just he's he is trying to really play victim in prison. He doesn't like it that he doesn't have his bougie food.
He doesn't have you know his you know thousand thread count sheets. And he's begging the guy who's being on tons of charges for sex trafficking, and has bragged about all of this stuff online. By the way, and his equally bald lawyer threatened to sue the entire internet. Have said he wants everyone to pray for him, except he's not a Christian; he's a Muslim.
So, let's see. FDA recalled 4.3 million tubes of adult and children's toothpaste. I'm not going to get into all of the numbers of it. But it's something called brush buddies, which sounds like something I would never use anyway. Hola, es Mr.
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