3 Things: The REAL ID, is Making People REAL Crazy

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Lynn. You need to know she's got you. It's three
things with tith on kiss when I said, and one
good morning. If you're a gambler, you can bet on
the Pope today. I'll get to the odds in a second.
Here we're just before seven o'clock on Wednesday, May seventh.
Right now, we're in the fifties. Heiser in the mid seventies. Today,
once again another cloudy day, although we did get pops
the sunshine yesterday and you might see the same later

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on this afternoon. Scattered showers for tomorrow. Before we get
to the Pope, let's start off with Justice Center. A yesterday,
Rodney Hinton in court pleading not guilty reason for insanity.
In fact, Clyde Bennett, his lawyer, is requesting a mental
health evaluation. Here's a quick clip. I think he was
not in his right mind, and I think he should

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be treated like any other manly your person with back
to mental crime under the ospices control and authority of
a mental defect in the condition, that's what we have
in this case. Rodney Hinton is accused of aggravated murder
for the death of office Sir Larry Henderson. I had
mentioned the service times for tomorrow and Friday, but if

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you're curious one more time, I'll play them for you.
We're gonna celebrate Larry and we're gonna mourn Larry, and
we're gonna do that this week. And Larry is gonna
have a tremendous full honors send off. That was Charmie
McGuffey public viewing tomorrow at Spring Grove in the afternoon
Friday at the Cintas Center, followed immediately by a public service.

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All right, the second and three things you need to
know this morning. We're in the hunts or the conclave,
I should say, is today, and we're in the hunts
for a new pope. Aiden I did not know this,
but you can bet on the odds of the pope
right now. The favored candidate is from Canada. His name,
I'm probably butchering. This is Pietro Pari para Lean. He's

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up plus two twenty five. We could see white bell
bells and white smoke as of today, or they're expected
that this thing potentially could wrap up by Sunday. We
could see black smoke if they vote no, white smoke
if they vote yes. And I heard that the longest
one the shortest one took like a day, and the
longest one took up to three years to find a

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new pope. When there's more on that one, i'll have
it for you. But you know they're obviously ahead of
us in the Sistine Chapel right now, so we could
see white smoke as of this morning. I'll keep you
posted on it. And then, lastly, in three things you
need to know, the real ID requirements go into effect
as of today. Listen, I was made to believe that

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you walked in that airport without a real ID, that
you would absolutely be turned away and knock it on
your domestic flight. If you don't have a real idea
or a passport, you can still travel. Your TSA lines
might just be a little bit longer. Every state's a
little bit different than what they require, so go to
their state the state website Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio. Make sure

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you go to those those websites to find out everything
you need to bring with you. It is quite an
intense process, to be honest. It takes a lot of
time to get your paperwork organized. Right with that being said,
I heard there's really only a five minute delay at
the moment at CVG. That is three things you need
to know for the seventh of May coming up at
seven twenty. I wanted to get into this yesterday, but
with all the Met Gala conversation we couldn't. I have

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talked about scams on this show quite a bit, but
I have never heard of a scam in Cincinnati this
extensive and bad. I will get to that at seven
to twenty. Do not miss it.