June 23, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes. President Trump
is calling Iran's missile launch against the American airbase in
Cutter a weak response. He posted, there have been fourteen
missiles fired, thirteen were knocked down, and one was set
free because it was headed in a non threatening direction.
(00:22):
He added, I'm pleased to report that no Americans were harmed.
Trump goes on to say he hopes Iran can now
proceed to peace and harmony in the region. An Iran
Supreme leader is speaking out following his country's missile attack
and Cutter. Ayetola Alikomani posted on x we did not
attack anyone, and we do not accept anyone's attack, and
we will not surrender to anyone's attack. This is the
(00:43):
logic of the Iranian nation. Wall Street is closing higher
following Iran's muted response to the US attacks over the weekend.
At the closing bell today, the Dow Jones Industrial average
gain three hundred and seventy four points, the SFP five
hundred added fifty seven points, and the Nasdaq rose by
one hundred and eighty three points. House Minority leader Hakim
Jeffrey says President Trump has broken a promise he made
(01:04):
to stay out of foreign wars. The New York Democrat
criticized Trump's decision to launch the attack on Iran without
first getting the approval of Congress.
Speaker 2 (01:12):
The use of military force, which is offensive in nature,
must be approved by the House and the Senate.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
Jeffrey said the move goes against the Constitution. He added
that while Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon,
the Trump administration chose to intentionally ignore the aggressive diplomacy
that was available. Jeffreys also noted that a briefing with
the Gang of Eight Congressional leaders has not yet taken place.
A federal judges ordering for Hilmar Abrego Garcia to be
released from custody depending his trial on human smuggling charges.
(01:45):
US Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes made the order yesterday's, scheduling
a hearing for Wednesday to discuss the conditions of his release.
The judge made it clear in her order that she
doesn't believe Garcia is a flight risk, but acknowledged that
ICE is likely to detain him if he's released from custody.
The government has already indicated it will appeal.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
The judge's order.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
I'm Chris Karragio artificial intelligence startup Anthropics safety tests have
found that most AI models, including Meta, Google, OpenAI, and
its own, resort to blackmail if it feels threatened. The
San Francisco based company set up a safety scenario giving
the AI models access to fictional company emails. When an
email discussion appeared about replacing the current AI model, the
(02:28):
AI model threatened the engineer with publicly releasing a fictitious,
compromising email. Anthropics says the findings suggest that most leading
AI models will engage in harmful behaviors when given sufficient autonomy.
Partgoers were stuck on rides during a power disruption at
Georgia's Wild Adventures theme Park. The theme park in Valdosta
posted a statement on Facebook on Saturday in response to
(02:50):
visitors using social media to complain about the incident. Wild
Adventures Theme Park said a widespread power disruption linked to
a nearby utility substation affected the park and the surrounding community.
Video and photos shared on social media showed part guests
stuck on the Wild Adventures Blue and Green Twisted Typhoon
roller coaster while it was going up an incline, while
(03:10):
The Adventures said due to the disruption, it followed its
established safety procedures and evacuated rides when necessary. Ellie Dodgers
Superstar Show, Hey O Tani is back to hitting and pitching.
He now has started two games this season, including Yesterday's
game in Los Angeles against the Washington Nationals. He only
pitched the first inning of both games on the mound
and Sunday, he recorded two strikeouts and his start. Manager
(03:32):
Dave Roberts, remains impressed with his two way player.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
I thought he was considerably better today as far as
the stuff, the life to the fastball, the command of
his pitches, and much better. So overall, really good outing.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Otani through eighteen pitches yesterday didn't allow a hit to
go along with the two strikeouts. He remained in the
game as a designated hitter. After his day on the
mound was done, he had a three run triple, helping
the Dodgers to a third teen seven win. I'm Chris Karraggio.
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes. President Trump
is calling Iran's missile launch against the American airbase in
Cutter a weak response. He posted, there have been fourteen
missiles fired, thirteen were knocked down, and one was set
free because it was headed in a non threatening direction.
(00:22):
He added, I'm pleased to report that no Americans were harmed.
Trump goes on to say he hopes Iran can now
proceed to peace and harmony in the region. An Iran
Supreme leader is speaking out following his country's missile attack
and Cutter. Ayetola Alikomani posted on x we did not
attack anyone, and we do not accept anyone's attack, and
we will not surrender to anyone's attack. This is the
(00:43):
logic of the Iranian nation. Wall Street is closing higher
following Iran's muted response to the US attacks over the weekend.
At the closing bell today, the Dow Jones Industrial average
gain three hundred and seventy four points, the SFP five
hundred added fifty seven points, and the Nasdaq rose by
one hundred and eighty three points. House Minority leader Hakim
Jeffrey says President Trump has broken a promise he made
(01:04):
to stay out of foreign wars. The New York Democrat
criticized Trump's decision to launch the attack on Iran without
first getting the approval of Congress.
Speaker 2 (01:12):
The use of military force, which is offensive in nature,
must be approved by the House and the Senate.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
Jeffrey said the move goes against the Constitution. He added
that while Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon,
the Trump administration chose to intentionally ignore the aggressive diplomacy
that was available. Jeffreys also noted that a briefing with
the Gang of Eight Congressional leaders has not yet taken place.
A federal judges ordering for Hilmar Abrego Garcia to be
released from custody depending his trial on human smuggling charges.
(01:45):
US Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes made the order yesterday's, scheduling
a hearing for Wednesday to discuss the conditions of his release.
The judge made it clear in her order that she
doesn't believe Garcia is a flight risk, but acknowledged that
ICE is likely to detain him if he's released from custody.
The government has already indicated it will appeal.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
The judge's order.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
I'm Chris Karragio artificial intelligence startup Anthropics safety tests have
found that most AI models, including Meta, Google, OpenAI, and
its own, resort to blackmail if it feels threatened. The
San Francisco based company set up a safety scenario giving
the AI models access to fictional company emails. When an
email discussion appeared about replacing the current AI model, the
(02:28):
AI model threatened the engineer with publicly releasing a fictitious,
compromising email. Anthropics says the findings suggest that most leading
AI models will engage in harmful behaviors when given sufficient autonomy.
Partgoers were stuck on rides during a power disruption at
Georgia's Wild Adventures theme Park. The theme park in Valdosta
posted a statement on Facebook on Saturday in response to
(02:50):
visitors using social media to complain about the incident. Wild
Adventures Theme Park said a widespread power disruption linked to
a nearby utility substation affected the park and the surrounding community.
Video and photos shared on social media showed part guests
stuck on the Wild Adventures Blue and Green Twisted Typhoon
roller coaster while it was going up an incline, while
(03:10):
The Adventures said due to the disruption, it followed its
established safety procedures and evacuated rides when necessary. Ellie Dodgers
Superstar Show, Hey O Tani is back to hitting and pitching.
He now has started two games this season, including Yesterday's
game in Los Angeles against the Washington Nationals. He only
pitched the first inning of both games on the mound
and Sunday, he recorded two strikeouts and his start. Manager
(03:32):
Dave Roberts, remains impressed with his two way player.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
I thought he was considerably better today as far as
the stuff, the life to the fastball, the command of
his pitches, and much better. So overall, really good outing.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Otani through eighteen pitches yesterday didn't allow a hit to
go along with the two strikeouts. He remained in the
game as a designated hitter. After his day on the
mound was done, he had a three run triple, helping
the Dodgers to a third teen seven win. I'm Chris Karraggio.
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