May 10, 2024 • 6 mins
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Base, state, hard work,freedom. We've got so much more to
do. Florida is the Bryan mushFlorida News that impacts you. Brian moud
and Joel Malcino with you. FloridaAttorney General Ashley Moody announced Thursday that the
state had taken subsetive steps to crackdown on the recent rise of smishing scams
involving SunPass. State shut down tenillegal websites designed to scam users in the
(00:24):
thinking they were legitimate SunPass sites.Additionally, the state's fraud unit was able
to identify and shut down various differentschemes associated with fake sunpassed text messages that
have been going out. May havenoticed if he had been getting those,
those seemingly have stopped. I knowthe ones I was getting have have stopped
(00:44):
here for the past week. Moodyadvised users to register their phone numbers on
the National Do Not Call Registry ifyou haven't done that, and to report
any suspicious suspicious messages you do receiveto the text numbers seven seven six seven
seven two six or local law enforcementagencies. Governor DeSantis and First Lady Casey
(01:10):
DeSantis, they highlighted the success ofthe state's Hope Florida Fund, which is
a state program connecting Floridians in needof assistance with private organizations and individuals and
communities who can help. State datashows over one hundred thousand fording ands have
now received assistance under the program,which was really kind the brainchild of Casey,
with a seventy three percent success ratefor helping those seeking employment obtained work,
(01:33):
sixty eight percent success rate for thoseneeding childcare services, and sixty two
percent success rate in housing placement.The DeSantis is also awarded about one hundred
and forty thousand additional dollars to nonprofitsfor continued work within the program. New
luxury community coming to the lake WorthQuarter near US four forty one and State
Road seven along with High Bloso Road, a Devasta development called the Amara will
(01:59):
offer single family homes with lots ofup to three acres available and full club
house amenities. The prices are goingto start at over a million dollars and
today will be the hottest day ofthe year thus far, high in the
mid nineties, about twelve degrees warmerthan usual for the state. Tim's will
(02:21):
back off a bit over the weekend, him still going to head ninety tomorrow,
loan nineties, and we will backback down to probably the mid eighties.
On Sunday. Gas prices they droppedfor the fifth straight day on Thursday,
another three cents per gallon average priceDAL wide for regular and currently three
forty nine per gallon in the PalmBeaches, though still at three seventy one.
We're going to come down today.That number is going to come down.
(02:44):
So it's one of those deals towhere if you need gas, getting
it on the way home. AlthoughFriday afternoon traffick and everything else they get
that, but prices will be lowerlater today. Maybe wait until tomorrow if
you can be out in about ifyou can, and Martin it's three fifty
one, and in Indian River it'sthree forty six per gallon. Brian,
I got gas again last night.This is the second side of time.
(03:05):
I'm going to start calling you fromthe gas station, Brian, is it
safe this text me? I'll I'lltell you what the trend should be.
I was, I mean, Iwas about out anyway. I needed it
so but I didn't have to fillit up. I guess all right.
Let's get a look at some nationalheadlines. The Israeli military continuing to bomb
parts of Rafa, even after PresidentBiden vowed the US with withhold weapons to
(03:28):
Israel if that happened. Now,the White House says it hopes Israel does
not launch a full operation in Rafaand that President Biden believes it would not
defeat Hamas the judge in former PresidentTrump's hush money case denying Trump's bid to
modify the gag order, The judgelate yesterday shot down the argument from Trump's
attorneys that he should be allowed torespond publicly to Stormy Daniels now that she's
off the stand. Earlier, Danielswas accused by Trump's lawyer of making up
(03:52):
phony stories about sex. A federalappeals court rejecting Hunter Biden's bid to dismiss
his federal gun indictment. The courtdismissing the appeal yesterday. The President and
Sun set to stand trial next monthin Delaware unless the parties reach a plea
deal or some other agreement to resolvethe case. Retailer Target says it's committed
to supporting the LGBTQ com community duringPride Month in June, but will reportedly
(04:15):
remove LGBTQ related products. From someof its stores. According to reports,
Target will carry such merchandise in onlyaround half of its more than two thousand
US stores last year during Pride month. May remember, Target experience clashes between
customers and employees over products such astransgender swimsuits. You know what I really
would like in all this and honestaccounting of the business side of this,
(04:42):
right. Target is there to makemoney, period and by the way,
that's their obligation because they're a publiclytraded company, so they have a mandate
to serve the interests of the shareholders. Now, what is the business case
for this? How many dudes arewearing the tuck bathing suits? Seriously,
(05:02):
I just because they're spending money tobuy this stuff to put it to occupy
floor space where other stuff could besold. So they are potentially violating their
shareholder obligation by doing. I wantto see the business case. Now,
(05:24):
I'm not a Target shareholder and anythingto do with Target, I don't shop
there, don't do whatever. I'mnot I don't support them, but I
want to see the business case.What determined their havef they actually make money
on this stuff from those locations orit just is that where they feel that
it's a safe space for them todo doodle. It's like a lady swimwear.
(05:46):
I just you lost me a tuck. That's what they sell that.
I have that vision now in myhead and I can't get it out.
That's what they sell. I mean, it's just well, yeah, it's
it's all stuff that should never happen. Yes, yes,
Base, state, hard work,freedom. We've got so much more to
do. Florida is the Bryan mushFlorida News that impacts you. Brian moud
and Joel Malcino with you. FloridaAttorney General Ashley Moody announced Thursday that the
state had taken subsetive steps to crackdown on the recent rise of smishing scams
involving SunPass. State shut down tenillegal websites designed to scam users in the
(00:24):
thinking they were legitimate SunPass sites.Additionally, the state's fraud unit was able
to identify and shut down various differentschemes associated with fake sunpassed text messages that
have been going out. May havenoticed if he had been getting those,
those seemingly have stopped. I knowthe ones I was getting have have stopped
(00:44):
here for the past week. Moodyadvised users to register their phone numbers on
the National Do Not Call Registry ifyou haven't done that, and to report
any suspicious suspicious messages you do receiveto the text numbers seven seven six seven
seven two six or local law enforcementagencies. Governor DeSantis and First Lady Casey
(01:10):
DeSantis, they highlighted the success ofthe state's Hope Florida Fund, which is
a state program connecting Floridians in needof assistance with private organizations and individuals and
communities who can help. State datashows over one hundred thousand fording ands have
now received assistance under the program,which was really kind the brainchild of Casey,
with a seventy three percent success ratefor helping those seeking employment obtained work,
(01:33):
sixty eight percent success rate for thoseneeding childcare services, and sixty two
percent success rate in housing placement.The DeSantis is also awarded about one hundred
and forty thousand additional dollars to nonprofitsfor continued work within the program. New
luxury community coming to the lake WorthQuarter near US four forty one and State
Road seven along with High Bloso Road, a Devasta development called the Amara will
(01:59):
offer single family homes with lots ofup to three acres available and full club
house amenities. The prices are goingto start at over a million dollars and
today will be the hottest day ofthe year thus far, high in the
mid nineties, about twelve degrees warmerthan usual for the state. Tim's will
(02:21):
back off a bit over the weekend, him still going to head ninety tomorrow,
loan nineties, and we will backback down to probably the mid eighties.
On Sunday. Gas prices they droppedfor the fifth straight day on Thursday,
another three cents per gallon average priceDAL wide for regular and currently three
forty nine per gallon in the PalmBeaches, though still at three seventy one.
We're going to come down today.That number is going to come down.
(02:44):
So it's one of those deals towhere if you need gas, getting
it on the way home. AlthoughFriday afternoon traffick and everything else they get
that, but prices will be lowerlater today. Maybe wait until tomorrow if
you can be out in about ifyou can, and Martin it's three fifty
one, and in Indian River it'sthree forty six per gallon. Brian,
I got gas again last night.This is the second side of time.
(03:05):
I'm going to start calling you fromthe gas station, Brian, is it
safe this text me? I'll I'lltell you what the trend should be.
I was, I mean, Iwas about out anyway. I needed it
so but I didn't have to fillit up. I guess all right.
Let's get a look at some nationalheadlines. The Israeli military continuing to bomb
parts of Rafa, even after PresidentBiden vowed the US with withhold weapons to
(03:28):
Israel if that happened. Now,the White House says it hopes Israel does
not launch a full operation in Rafaand that President Biden believes it would not
defeat Hamas the judge in former PresidentTrump's hush money case denying Trump's bid to
modify the gag order, The judgelate yesterday shot down the argument from Trump's
attorneys that he should be allowed torespond publicly to Stormy Daniels now that she's
off the stand. Earlier, Danielswas accused by Trump's lawyer of making up
(03:52):
phony stories about sex. A federalappeals court rejecting Hunter Biden's bid to dismiss
his federal gun indictment. The courtdismissing the appeal yesterday. The President and
Sun set to stand trial next monthin Delaware unless the parties reach a plea
deal or some other agreement to resolvethe case. Retailer Target says it's committed
to supporting the LGBTQ com community duringPride Month in June, but will reportedly
(04:15):
remove LGBTQ related products. From someof its stores. According to reports,
Target will carry such merchandise in onlyaround half of its more than two thousand
US stores last year during Pride month. May remember, Target experience clashes between
customers and employees over products such astransgender swimsuits. You know what I really
would like in all this and honestaccounting of the business side of this,
(04:42):
right. Target is there to makemoney, period and by the way,
that's their obligation because they're a publiclytraded company, so they have a mandate
to serve the interests of the shareholders. Now, what is the business case
for this? How many dudes arewearing the tuck bathing suits? Seriously,
(05:02):
I just because they're spending money tobuy this stuff to put it to occupy
floor space where other stuff could besold. So they are potentially violating their
shareholder obligation by doing. I wantto see the business case. Now,
(05:24):
I'm not a Target shareholder and anythingto do with Target, I don't shop
there, don't do whatever. I'mnot I don't support them, but I
want to see the business case.What determined their havef they actually make money
on this stuff from those locations orit just is that where they feel that
it's a safe space for them todo doodle. It's like a lady swimwear.
(05:46):
I just you lost me a tuck. That's what they sell that.
I have that vision now in myhead and I can't get it out.
That's what they sell. I mean, it's just well, yeah, it's
it's all stuff that should never happen. Yes, yes,
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