What's Trending With Kenya : 50 Vs Starz

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Kenya. What's going on, what's the latest, what's trending.

Speaker 2 (00:02):
What's trending with Kenya. It's brought to you by McDonalds.
I'm loving it. Visit wzak Cleveland dot com for more
on what's trending with Kenya. Now, there have been a
lot of rumors about Vladimir Putin's declining health for many years.
But he was standing there talking with Donald Trump after
their press conference on Friday, when they went to anchorach Alashka,

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which there was no actual deals made to end the
war with Ukraine and Russia. Well, Putin he was looking
a little shaky. He was standing there about to shake
Donald Trump's hand, and the interpreter was standing there and
his legs just kept buckling, like really weirdly. So it
has been rumors online that maybe he might have cancer

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or Parkinson's disease. So you might be on top for
quite a while, but eventually your body is going to
give in Onya Now, a judge in Atlanta, well, he
made a little booboo when he now that's the guilty
verdict of a high profile case, only to have to
correct himself. Now, this was the trial of a man

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Alton Oliver, who was charged with a fatal twenty twenty
two shooting of a Fulty, County County Sheriff's deputy. And
the judge read, initially, we the jury find the defendant
guilty to all six counts of the indictment. Now, I
don't know if that was his wishful thinking, but you
could hear audibly, you know the courtroom. They was like,

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what what like?

Speaker 1 (01:29):
What That's not what we did. We didn't say that.

Speaker 2 (01:31):
Right, right, So he said, oh, oh, did I mispronounce?
So he chalked it up to a mispronunciation, and so
he said that he found them not guilty on all
six and acquitted the defendant of all charges related to
the deputy's death. So chrispronunciation behind, just get that paperwork

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right now. Fifty cent he's reacting publicly to Star's financial
struggles on social media. Now, you know, fifty He's not
want to hold any punches, but Stars they have had
a lot of sharp decline and subscribers and their revenue
for the last couple of years, and so he's saying,

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it's not that hard to say goodbye. Now, you know,
fifty cent has had some troubles. He's had some of
his biggest shows on Stars and they've clashed many times.
But the CEO, Jeffrey Hirsh is blaming the unperformance the
underperformance of Stars.

Speaker 1 (02:34):
No, I'm enjoying season, so now that's not no.

Speaker 2 (02:38):
Yeah. So you know, this is the first time that
fifty cent has had some things to say about Stars.
In twenty twenty three, he said that he had the
number one, two, three, and four top shows in African
American and Latina households, and he said, I hate that
I did them with the wrong people. I'm not doing
any BMF spinoffs or selling any of the shows to Stars.
So yeah, now, Chance the rapper. He was opening up

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about being in special classes when he was younger. He
said that placing labels on children so early can be
incredibly harmful. He said he didn't feel really smart, but
I think they do it a little differently now.

Speaker 3 (03:15):
I like it to me and mean a couple of
people so doing it that you had to go to
the class to the small room. Yeah, and you had
to do thirty minutes with the teachers. Everybody know where
you're going.

Speaker 2 (03:28):
Yes, you got to go to the basement, right.

Speaker 1 (03:33):
I just need a little more time, Yeah.

Speaker 2 (03:35):
I think they figured out that the labels weren't really good,
so they tried to integrate.

Speaker 1 (03:40):
Some of just like the buses, a little small short bus.

Speaker 2 (03:43):
Yeah, you don't want to open kids up to the
feeling like that. And look at how successful chance the
rapper is. So, you know, now a federal judge in
Tennessee has ordered that the black owned Nearest Green Distillery
be placed under receivership and found founder Fawn Weaver and
her husband Keith from operational control for now. Now they're

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claiming that the Weavers farm Credit was a lender, and
they claimed that the Weavers and their uncle Nearest Whiskey
Brand defaulted on more than one hundred and eight million
dollars in loans and they were close to missing more payments.
Now the Weavers are saying that they are really victims,
that this was an accountant that was mis representing their

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stock by like twenty four million dollars worth of stock
that they said that they had and you know, some things,
some funny business was happening, and they said that they
had just found out about it. So we'll see what
goes on with that. So, you know, they want them
to still keep promoting the brand and all that stuff.
They've just been essentially removed from management of the brand

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until they get the bread back, until they figure it out. Yeah. Now, Offset,
he's confirming that his album. His new track on his
album move Well, he said it's about his marriage and
Carti B. He said it's about moving on peacefully. He said,
that's what the message is supposed to be. It's all
love and peace. So you know, he's been trying to

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correct some of those things. He said that he admitted
that he messed up in his marriage with Cardi B
and Carti B. She's playing a game of high low.
She was at a restaurant with her kids, the Outback
Steak Steakhouse to be particular, and she said she don't
like all that fine dining. She might rap about it
in imaginary players, talking about they have to take her

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to Carbone and stuff like that, but she said, listen,
I'm outback with my kids.

Speaker 1 (05:37):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (05:38):
She enjoys that absolutely. I love. I love as long
as the food is good. I don't need a little fruit, fruit,
really little stuff. Just give me some good, good food.

Speaker 1 (05:50):
Yes, sah