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Speaker 1 (00:00):
West Michigan's morning news. It is Steve, Kelly, Brett, Keita,
Lawrence Smith on Wood Radio. In It's December eleventh, It's Thursday,
still twenty twenty five. Our Trending segment is brought to
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How This is the Trending Now report on Wood Radio.
Some days the words come easy.
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Texas Democratic Representative Al Green has now filed a resolution
to impeach President Trump for allegedly calling for the execution
of Democratic lawmakers and for allegedly intimidating federal judges. The
representative criticizes the impact the president's actions have had.
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He has conducted himself and office such that person's are
now threatening members of the Judiciary, threatening members of the
House of Representatives, threatening members of the Senate.
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He tried to do this before. By the way, the
House has two days to vote on it. Republicans and
Democrats set to vote on opposing healthcare bills today on Hannity,
Senate Majority Leader John Thune saying the GOP's bill will
discontinue one type of Affordable Care Act.
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Subsidy, the Biden COVID bonuses. Actually what they do is
they take the income limit off, so there's no people
making five six hundred grand a year can actually now
get subsidies from the federal government. There are zero dollar premiums,
so a lot of people in this country don't even
know they're covered because the insurance companies are incentivized to
auto enroll them.
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Democrats asking for a three year extension for Obamacare tax credits,
and yesterday the US military captured an oil tanker off
the coast of Venezuela. Stephen Miller is the White House
Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisors.
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So these regimes use these ghost sleeps, these dark flutes,
to evade sanctions and to fund and finance and export terrorism,
violence and death.
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We will have more on this at seven forty five
this morning. Royal Neil, NBC News Radio National correspondent is
on the story.
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Also trending this morning, mark another accolade for our Frederick
Meyer Gardens. Their holiday light display Enlightened going on right now,
which if I've heard, is just phenomenal. Voted the third
best garden light show in the country. They according to
USA Today. Part of that top ten, they write, Enlightened
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offers the people of Grand Rapids a joyous, sophisticated way
to get into the holiday spirit. Not only will you
see beautiful festive displays, you'll also have the chance to
encounter the works of some top names in the art
world with light installations set to music. They say, turn
this into a much deserved date night or more. Even
Chris Kringle and his wife approve. Who really cool stuff.
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The show runs through January third. If you are been
driving down the belt Line at all after like five pm,
you've seen the giant spotlights. This thing phenomenal.
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Yeah, we see it from my house. That's really cool.
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We are enjoying the Detroit Pistons having an unbelievable season
so far, best record in the Eastern Conference, second best
in the NBA at nineteen and five. There is one
team that's having a better season.
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They are the.
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Defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder and if you haven't been
paying attention, they've won sixteen straight. They have the NBA's
best ever twenty five games start to a season. They're
twenty four and one. Can anyone beat these guys, it's
sort of like Michigan basketball right now. And they won
last night over the Phoenix Suns one thirty eight to
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eighty nine in the NBA Cup Quarterfinals. It was the
most lopsided loss in Phoenix history and the biggest blowout
of the season. But the Thunder have done this to
everybody pretty much. They outscored opponents by an average of
seventeen point four points this season, putting the Thunder on
pace to obliterate the record set last season of a
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plus twelve point nine average. So okay, see defending champs
the team to beat again this year.
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Just some of the stories we are following for you.