Trump: Aborsh laws are up to the people | HAKE NEWS Thu 4-11-24
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End of Hour 1: TN Senate bill would give 2A concealed carry to K-12 teachers // Bidenflation! Gasoline and housing thru the roof! // Trump on aborsh: It’s up to the people // Crying Hispanics // Cicadas, two broods to emerge! //
End of Hour 2: Forever chemicals in the tap water // Storms blowin’ thru // Gaza drama: They don’t have 40 live hostages?! // Fake botox injections giving people botulism, in America?! //
JLP Show Notes | Thu 4-11-24
Hake notes from JLP…
Thu 4-11-24 Hr 1
Bible Thumper Thursday… Golf tournament talk with producer Sean … Drew calls and talks about it… // Calls: Nico in OH (1st-timer) thinks lives who show respect matter, not all lives matter. He’s Orthodox Christian, Greek, doesn’t know what it means at 49 // Jeremy in MO (1st-timer) forgave his mother, but then she taught his 5yo daughter how to play with her body, and he was shocked and played along like it was fine. His dad tried to downplay it too…
Thu 4-11-24 Hr 2
Jeremy in MO continues … Sin that leads to death? Anger. Anger? I’ll pray on it. Talk to God. Wasting your time. Didn’t get anything from Silent Prayer, but was hoping. Live without hope or expectation. // Super Chats… // Kayla or someone, black, calls… you love your hell… “Okay, thank you.” // OJ Simpson, dead at 76 after cancer! //
Jason in NY (1st-timer) asks a few questions about the Bible. He texted-“forgave” his mother. He’s scared she’ll commit suicide. His church will turn on him too, he thinks, like they did when he broke up with his gf. His father’s a beta, he lives with parents after moving out three times. He works Doordash, but it’s not enough, driving his parents’ car.
Thu 4-11-24 Hr 3
Great hour… Stories… Possession… black crime(?)
HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Thu 4-11-24
TN Senate bill would give 2A concealed carry to K-12 teachers // Bidenflation! Gasoline and housing thru the roof! // Trump on aborsh: It’s up to the people // Crying Hispanics // Cicadas, two broods to emerge! //
**Based TN for 2A
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) The Tennessee state Senate has passed a “controversial” (meaning halfway reasonable in the right direction) bill that would allow teachers to carry concealed handguns at K-12 schools (YOU MEAN THEY COULDN’T BEFORE??). The measure puts the nationwide debate over arming educators back in the spotlight as mass shootings continue not only in American schools but at parades, festivals, places of worship and more.
*Bidenflation!
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) Inflation is being stubborn.
Yesterday, the Labor Department reported that consumer prices rose 3.5% in March compared to a year ago. That’s also slightly higher from 3.2% in February. The two main culprits for the larger-than-expected jump: surging gasoline and housing costs. The inflation reading sent stocks tumbling, with the Dow closing 422 points lower yesterday. It’s the third month in a row that consumer prices have been higher than expected, raising concerns that progress in the fight against inflation could be stalling.
The Federal Reserve might have to keep interest rates at a 23-year high for longer. Experts say the Fed will likely hold off on making an interest rate cut this summer, with others saying there might not be a cut at all this year. That could impact your wallet, since higher interest rates mean higher borrowing costs on things like credit cards and car loans. Experts say although progress has stalled, it doesn’t appear that there’s a renewed surge in inflation — it might just take longer to get it back on track.
Still, the country is far from the 9.1% inflation rate in 2022 (thanks, Crooked Joe!)...
**Trump on aborsh
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) QUOTE: “At the end of the day, this is all about the will of the people.” — Our Greatest President Donald Trump, saying this week that abortion legislation should be left to states. On Wednesday, Trump went further in confirming he would not sign a national abortion ban if elected to the White House again, reversing a promise he made as a candidate in 2016 and stood by during his first term in office.
**Crying Hispanics
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) 40% of Hispanic and Latino/a professionals in corporate America claim they feel it necessary to change aspects of themselves to succeed at work, according to a new study. Among the more than 2,300 Hispanic professionals surveyed, many said they feel stereotyped, overlooked or underappreciated at their jobs — and sometimes are even encouraged to “assimilate to office norms.”
*Cicadas (Hake mispronounces, I guess)
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) Billions of cicadas are set to surface in a matter of weeks as two different broods — one that appears every 13 years, and another every 17 years — emerge simultaneously. The rare emergence of this many insects, which some are referring to as the “cicadapocalypse,” hasn’t been seen in the US since Thomas Jefferson was president — and won’t happen again until 2245.
NOT READ: This spring’s periodical cicadas will begin to make their appearance sometime in mid-May in parts of the Midwest and Southeast. Though the bugs may seem foreboding, experts predict that the two broods won’t overlap significantly, and the bugs themselves, while loud and numerous, are harmless.
HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Thu 4-11-24
Forever chemicals in the tap water // Storms blowin’ thru // Gaza drama: They don’t have 40 live hostages?! // Fake botox injections giving people botulism, in America?! //
*Forever chemicals in the tap water!
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) What's getting regulated… “Forever chemicals.” Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the first-ever national limits on six types of chemicals in tap water. PFAS are long-lasting chemicals that have been linked to decreased fertility in women, developmental delays in children, and increased risk of some cancers. Now, the EPA is requiring contamination levels to be almost zero, much lower than it has previously recommended. The EPA said it expects the new standards to reduce exposure for 100 million people. Critics said the EPA isn’t offering enough support to municipalities to make the change. Public water utilities have three years to test and an additional two years to get the proper equipment to lower contamination levels.
Storms
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) Another round of powerful storms is poised to hit the Southeast and the Ohio Valley today, hours after deadly storms spawned damaging tornadoes and flash flood emergencies from Texas to Mississippi. Life-threatening floods were reported early today in the Tallahassee, Florida, area, where water was entering structures and rescues were underway, according to the National Weather Service. At least four tornadoes were reported in Louisiana and Texas on Wednesday, prompting widespread power outages across parts of the Gulf Coast. Though the severe threat is diminishing across the South, strong winds are still gusting through much of the region, where more than 30 million people are under wind advisories
**Gaza drama
PEACE in The Middle East! (not!) — (CNN & theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) Three sons of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh were killed in an Israeli [air]strike in Gaza Wednesday, an [ALLEGED(?)] assassination that threatens to complicate ongoing negotiations aiming to secure a ceasefire and hostage deal. The Hamas-run government said Wednesday that the Haniyeh family had been “carrying out social and family visits on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr,” before one of their vehicles was struck by a bomb. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is one of the most important holidays on the Islamic calendar. Haniyeh in a statement said killing the sons of leaders would only make Hamas “more steadfast in our principles and adherence to our land.”
Separately, Hamas has indicated it is currently unable to identify and track down 40 Israeli hostages needed for the first phase of a proposed ceasefire deal, raising fears that more hostages may be dead than are publicly known. … Negotiators have been working with Hamas on a six-week cease-fire deal that would release 40 hostages, including older people and women, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
NOT READ: *Botox gave people botulism?
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 4-11-24) What should be left to the professionals… Botox. Yesterday, health officials said they're coordinating a multistate investigation with the CDC after fake Botox injections hospitalized at least four people in Tennessee and Illinois. At least two people were admitted with botulism-like illness after receiving injections in non-medical settings. Botulism is a rare but serious illness that attacks the body's nervous system and can be fatal. Health officials are reminding people that cosmetic treatments should be given in licensed settings by licensed providers.
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