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who's now in custody, thanks to a quick and swift response by the Fort Myers Police Department. I can't say how much I am very much pleased with the swift actions of our FMPD who went out there and apprehended this man who is described in the comments and from the people who have seen him before as a transient who has been seen at soup kitchens. And so... Doing what I do before I jump into a story is I do a lot of deep research into people and who they are. And for example, I. I'm pretty sure the woman who was murdered is named Yasmin. She is from Bangladesh. She moved here six months ago. She opened the store at like 6 o'clock in the morning. And this guy is outside of the store, smashing out the windows of her car. She comes out of the convenience store, says something to him. And then he immediately attacks her and brutally murders her without any kind of... worry of consequences or any kind of respect for life, it was brutal. I certainly hope that Amir Fox handles this case personally and takes this all the way. This should be attempted robbery, capital murder, life in prison, if not, if not the electric chair or the chamber, if you want. I don't know if we don't do the chair anymore, but it's... I look, you're going to go look for it. You're going to see it. I think Rob's doing it right now as we speak. And you're going to go look for it. And when you go look for it, you're going to see it and you're going to say, man, I should have listened to Jason and not look at it. Just don't watch it. It's so disturbing that it's run through my mind 47 times since I went out and I saw it. And then here's the crazy thing. I jump into a background check. So, you know, I, um, I employ people, so I do background checks to make sure I don't send people into bad situations or hire bad people or whatever it may be. So I just do a quick background check on this. Robert Jochen. There is zero record in the United States of anybody by that name. Anybody. That's... Wild. Never happened in my entire life have I done a search and not found anybody by that name. No previous arrest here in Southwest Florida. The only other person I can find even close to that name is with an M instead of an N and that person serving life prison in Miami for murder, by the way. So I'm curious what the motive, who the person is. And once again, we've got to send our prayer warriors up for this woman in her family who was just working at a convenience store when somebody came up and started destroying her car. Now, personally, I think in that situation, I would have locked the door, called the authorities and let them handle it. But she approached and he attacked. And if you're...

watching and you saw it. I know that you're thinking the same thing I thinking. Thank you, FMPD. That's what we want. We back you 100%. It's what we expect. And you did exactly what we do. But it also shows how quickly law enforcement can respond in Southwest Florida and find the person that's accountable for actions. It seems to be. something that is quickly responded to here in southwest Florida and I'm thankful it makes it one of the safest places in the world next to the fact that this woman was brutally murdered just working at a convenience store and you think it was on MLK Boulevard by the way if you if you're you know it's my wife and I were talking about this yesterday and I was like I'll get your gas from here on out I you know Wild things. It's a crazy world we live in. And now this guy is locked up behind bars in the Lee County Jail. Surely not going to get Bond in Lee County. And we'll be held without bond for. I don't think you'll ever see the day a light again. Thank you, Jesus. But this is... This has so many layers, and it's just brand new. We're going to give you the details as it goes, but I'm just letting you know that he has been apprehended. He is in jail. So if you've heard about it, this man within hours was arrested, and that is what is the best part of this story. It's the only part of this story that you can find that... silver lining if you will the law enforcement apprehended this guy this woman jasmine i i feel so bad for her and her family and their loved ones i had to watch this video have to see this video i don't even know if the video came out before the family was even notified and what kind of person posts this video what kind of person post this video a stranger being murdered in front of a convenience store Now, I understand how we all saw the Charlie Kirk video. It was national news, world news. Everyone was talking about it. And there were hundreds and hundreds and thousands of people or thousands of people in this crowd that were definitely going to have an angle of it. But when it comes to this woman who was brutally murdered and now that video has circulated the entire internet, I can only ask one question. Why? And what kind of person posted? We should look into the person that posted as much as the person who did it. It's crazy to think that somebody thinks this is just morally okay. It was, sure, released of it. If you have, and it's security footage, so I would only assume it's the gas station. It's, um, Don't go watch it. We've got a great show lined up for you today, and I'm sorry that I had to start it off on that note. Nationally, you've heard Pam Bondi has been let go from the Attorney General Office, and we're going to talk a little bit about that coming up next. Also, the Artemis 2 crew had an interview with pretty much every network on the planet, so we'll talk about their interview. Also, coming up is...

Marriage legalized slavery. Slavery? One person thinks it is. You'll have your chance to win that $50 gift card coming up a little bit later on inside that College of Political Knowledge. We'll also talk about religious freedoms and what's going on with James Uthmeier and circling it all around coming up before the end of the show. One person, I think, would make a great attorney general for our country. And I'll get into that coming up before the end of the show. So good morning. Welcome to Daybreak. We've got an excellent show for you. And we'll continue it next right here on 925 Fox News.com. 92.5 Fox News. Right. All along. Welcome back to daybreak on 925 Fox News right all along. I'm going to pose a question real quick. Pam Bondi was fired. Do you think she was doing a good job as a conservative? Will you stand with the praise that Donald Trump gave her on True Social on the way out? Or are you like me, Hot Mess Express? You look like the aunt that can drink two bottles of wine at dinner and still try to function. But the whole family looks at her like, wow, somebody to take Aunt Pam on out of here. I'm sorry if you disagree. I'm sorry if you think that my opinion is off base, but look, I have, I brought receipts. By the way, wait, before my receipts, here's Fox News on it. During her 14 months, as Attorney General, Pam Bondi faced criticism from both parties over the Justice Department's release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files and investigations of perceived political enemies of President Trump. President says Pam Bondi is a great American patriot and loyal friend, crediting her with a drop in crime and murder rates across the country. Pam Bondi joined President Trump earlier this week to hear arguments at the Supreme Court and call serving as AG the honor of a lifetime. She says she will transition to the private sector. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will serve as acting AG until a new nominee is confirmed. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News. Well, there you go. And unlike Kristi Noem, it was, have a nice day, Pam. You've been great. Good luck in your future endeavors. And you're a great American patriot, a friend, and did a great job on the murder rate. Have a great day. I will say showing grace on the way out is a two-sided thing that every organization in the world should understand. Be polite to the person on the way out. The person being fired should be polite as well on the way out because you never want to burn a bridge. But when it comes to Pamponte, I mean, let me give you the...

The here you go listen this guy has trumped arrangement syndrome he needs to get you're a failed politician not a complicated question Well, I guess it is for you because you have a law degree and those are privileged. Do you even know who Chase Mulligan is? You're so obsessed with you don't. I'm going to teach you the rules again. Have you apologized to President Trump? Have you apologized to President Trump? All of you who participated in those impeachment hearings against Donald Trump. Nothing about helping crime in her district. She's not even worth getting into the details. Excuse me. I'm going to answer the question. I answer my question. No, I'm going to answer the question. question the way I want to answer the question. I told you about that, Attorney General, before you started. You don't tell me anything. Yeah, I did tell you because we saw what you did in the Senate. You're not even a lawyer. You don't get a reclaim time when you don't. When I don't answer the question the way you want, only two people voted against it and you were one of them, hypocrites. This guy has trumped her. Wow. There you go. That was her Senate hearing where she tried to filibuster the entire thing and they weren't having it. I have not been impressed. I thought her handling of Epstein was miserably bad. I think that she's had very little to hang her hat on. The murder rate drop is because President Trump sent the National Guard into cities that had eye murder rates. And it's, I've never been a fan. I wasn't a fan here in Florida. I wasn't a fan there. I will support Trump and his decisions and his nominations and who he points in and hope for the best. But are you like me? Good Rittins. Have a nice day. And there you go. That's the deal. Now I teased it right moments before this break. So I was going to wait to the end of the show, but I don't. I don't want to wait. We'll talk about it a few times. Do you know how I think would make an excellent attorney general, the best attorney general on the planet? Ron DeSantis. Ron DeSantis would make an excellent attorney general. And some people are already floating his name. And he is on the way out of his term. And I've kind of contemplated, you know, I put it in my mind, like, let me play this out a little bit. He takes the job, gets the job, right? Becomes the attorney general. Now he's got another three years. He's in the administration. He knows what he's doing. Jay Collins takes over as governor. Byron Donalds's is far enough ahead that the incumbent tag is not going to help Jay Collins. And we will just... Drive ahead mission. It's not like our House and Senator working with Ron DeSantis anyway. Now you can go get the job done. Disagree, Rob. Do you agree or disagree? I think that that's an interesting suggestion. But if I remember correctly, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are bitter political rivals. This is the bridge. This is how you bridge it into.

Florida, and it is, they may be rivals, but they have to become a way to mend that bridge. He's not going to run for president again. No, but do you honestly really think, Jason, that. he's going to accept a position in the Trump administration. No, I'm just throwing it out. I said he would be great. I would hope he would. I think he would be great, too. I just don't see it happening. What is he going to do, Rob? What is he going to do after his term? Just tell me what he can do. Run for Senate. Okay. I think that's. Against Ashley Moody. The girl he appointed? Yes. How can you go against the person you appointed? Because I think that she was intended to be a placeholder in the first place. And then what's Ashley Moody going to do? I don't know. That's Ashley Moody's problem. Right. Let's see what I'm saying. The sad thing is you feel like it was a plant so that a placeholder for Ron DeSantis until he got out of office. Maybe. Maybe not. It is something. He could do that. I certainly hope he doesn't go into.

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Watching the interview was like watching four little kids on Christmas morning. They are more excited about this than any kid I've seen on Christmas morning. And I mean that. I mean, the excitement in their soul is just so obvious. And it's very great to watch. They were on there and they were talking about their feelings right as it launched. Here you go, or as they are up there being the ones making history, if you will. Well, we are still technically at Earth's orbit, although we did just do our trans lunar injection burn. And so we are definitely 100% on our way to the moon. The lunar gravity will take over in a couple of days here and start pulling us around the far side. At the end of our trans lunar injection here about an hour and a half ago, we just really looked at each other. And I know the United States has done this 1968 through 1972, but it's just, this is unbelievable that we can put our minds to something and pull it off. This is an unbelievable technical accomplishment. He talks about the dark side of the moon. I've always, as a kid, and as it had dawn as I grown up, something's on the dark side of the moon. Right? Some things on the, and the wild theories of the moon in the world are great to follow, by the way. There's some people that believe the moon holds your soul. And that that's why we had to leave because the soulkeeper was like, you're not a welcome dear. Weird, right? That's a weird one. But watching Artemis there and the fact that we can communicate with a four-second delay. Just to, now, if Rob and I go live to Mel's Diner, we have like a one second delay on the phone. Like they, we have a second delay. They're in, they're hundreds of thousands. They are miles away from Earth. And they're like, hey, how you doing? I'm doing good. How you feeling? I'm feeling good. Like it's a minor delay in the fact that we can do that is amazing. And the fact that I was watching a Fox News interview with Houston and Houston couldn't hear them. I was like, wait, wait, we can talk to space, but we can't talk to Houston? That's crazy. So Artemis did a bunch of interviews and they said a lot of things. And one thing I really love is they, after like three interviews, they realized they hadn't said hi to their family. Well, first and foremost, we all wanted to give a shout out to our families first because we are pretty far from Earth and we have not gotten to say hi to them yet. But there was a moment about an hour ago where Mission Control Houston reoriented our spacecraft as the sun was setting behind the Earth. And I don't know what we all expected to see in that moment, but you can see the entire globe from pole to pole. You could see Africa, Europe. And if you looked really close, you could see the northern lights. It was the most spectacular moment and it paused all four of us in our tracks. Anytime someone says they can see a country, I don't know if you do this too, but I immediately hear Sarah Palin going, I can see Russia from my front porch. Every time he's like, I saw Africa and I, Sarah Palin rolls through my head. I don't think that clip will ever leave my mind. Artemis is, um,

It was fun as they were sitting there too, by the way, there. Every, like, their microphone is floating and doing circles. They've got some little stuffy there in the video, and it's floating through the room. And you can tell they're in all with the zero gravity. Like, they're trying to keep things stable and keep it. And, like, they're laughing at it floating, and then they make it twirled, and they try to make it stop. And they were very squirled. ADD on the zero gravity, but they maintained during the interview. And they said, what was the feeling like? The question next was, what was the feeling like right before you knew you were getting ready to launch? You're sitting in the seat. You can hear it start to fuel up. You can feel it start to rumble. What was the feeling? What were you thinking? What was going through your mind? Yes. You know, it was... It was surprising. I think we were, you know, we like to say that we're prepared without having an expectation. But, you know, in the back of your mind, you kind of hope you launch. And then when we got really close, it was like, wait, we're getting ready to go to space. And when those solids lit, you know, it was a ride where you're trying to be professional, but the kid inside of you wants to break out and just hoot and holler. You know they hoot and hollered. You know they hoot and hollered. I know I would have. I want to do the first conservative talk show on the moon. And we're building a moon base. Why are we building a moon base? What is the purpose of a moon base? Rob, what do you think a purpose of a moon base is? Well, there is reports that there's potentially ice or water sources on the moon. So one thing would be to evaluate and leverage the resources available there, but the moon base would be a very critical step in ensuring that we can operate in space, in zero gravity, without an atmosphere before we make the journey to Mars. By we, you mean everybody in the world? I just mean humanity. I feel like everybody's trying to get off the planet. I feel like everyone that has a lot of money is trying to get off the planet. Okay, they can leave more Earth for us. Right, right. But why? What do they know that we don't know? Why are we building a moon base? I can't help, but I think Rob might have a great theory, but it's very strange that we're going to build a moon base and then take trips there every month once we have it. They talked about monthly trips going back every month to do different things and spending a lot of time on the moon, a lot of time. But why is that so strange to you? No, what's strange to me is the combination of them, Rob. So you have Elon Musk trying to get off the planet and have great rockets, and he's always doing something. And then you have Jeff Bezos and Blue Origin. And he started this, hey, I'm going to put celebrities in my test rockets. Suckers!

You guys don't even know that you're test dummies. You don't even know it. You're like, I took a picture in space. Going up to the inner atmosphere and then coming right back down. And he's like, oh, did it work? Did anything happen? Nothing happened? All right, cool. We're good. Let's move on. All right, let's upgrade and we'll put some more celebrities in and see where we go. We'll see if we can get a little higher. Each time, just a little higher. So he's trying to get out of the planet. Now President Trump is like, we've started Space Force and we're going to build a base on the moon. And then I heard. Yesterday in an interview of NASA, they're talking about the nine-month trip. And they're testing on Artemis right now, they're texting exercise equipment. And they're testing exercise equipment to make sure that people can stay fit for the nine-month journey to Mars. Because Elon Musk's got to get home. He's from Mars, if you didn't know that. I'm having fun on a Friday, guys. Hang out with me. Let's have a lot of fun on a Friday. Now, why? Why? Why are we going to space? I'll tell you why. This is why Artemis will tell you. It's great you brought that up. We were aware that we would pass that milestone if we happened to launch on this date. There were other days where we wouldn't have necessarily. So we are not necessarily a crew that lives on superlatives, but. It is a milestone that's important. It's important that people can understand and wrap their heads around. What is the latest in what we're doing? What does this mean relative to what we've done in the past? What are we going to be pushing for into the future? We think that the journey that we've been on and all of our teams have been on with us is so much more than just one number. But we also hope that that number just keeps being exceeded and exceeded by the future crews. That's why we're here to build a legacy for the future. They are going farther out into space than any man or woman has ever done. And when they circle the dark side of the moon, because they've got to be at a clear distance, because we already went there and found out it's the hood. It's the bad neighborhood of the moon. So we got to keep our safe distance when we fly around the dark side. No, we're testing the limits of this. And I am. I love space travel. I think it's wildly interesting. I think that we are building a moon base for a place to go when all hell breaks loose here. And we're prepared. And if you're rich, you'll get to go. If you're like the rest of us on this planet, like the ones listening right now, we'll just sit here and hang out and have a great life. Like Rob said, more Earth for us. Have a nice day. Leave your money behind, though, because we're going to fix everything and we'll need your money.

Artemis also had one problem. Did you hear about their problem? Did you hear, Rob, that they already had an issue? Houston, we have a problem? Did you hear about the problem? I did not. The toilet broke. Uh-oh. Right away. They were completely stressed. The toilet. They called it in. They said the toilet was broke. Here, I think I have the audio. Hate to break it to you. The toilet's broken. That's one small step for man. One giant. Oh, that looks beautiful for man. Progressing beautifully. Thank you, ground control. They did get it fixed with help of ground control. That was a parody of it. But nonetheless, they did radio it in. And I guess it was a water issue. They didn't have the, you know, they gave it. Like I said, they're testing the equipment. And now they know how to fire up the commode and make it work properly. Which might be the single most important thing to work on that. I can't think of like life support is cool. Right, but I think I can deal with an oxygen in the tank of I have two, but I don't want anybody's feces floating through the ship. All right, I can't deal with that. I can deal with a lot of things that I can't deal with, not even in a bag. I don't want to float past me. No, I'm out. No, give me a space suit. I'm going to just try to jettison back. I'm good. You guys have a good one. I'm out of here. Like, that's crazy. And my other thing about Artemis that no one asked, do they see the space set? Did they see the space station? Did they fly by the space station? Like, I wanted to know. Like, when they did the little loop around Earth, did they see the space station or was it in a different orbit? Well, you know, I'm very curious on that. That's the one thing that I couldn't find any answers to. I believe that they ascended to a higher altitude than what the space station orbits. But did they still see it? I mean, there's not like there's a lot out there. I don't think, I mean. Or is there? I don't think they probably did see it. I imagine that that was very well coordinated. But when they did their Paragi maneuver after they deployed their solar panels, they just raised the altitude so that they could position themselves for the TLI maneuver. TLI. Look at you. You are. Transluner injection. I get what you say. It's the same thing the Apollo missions did. See, you have on daybreak, you have one really smart guy and me. All right, more daybreak coming up next. The Maga Minute. Stand by. The Maga Minute on 925 Fox News is presented by Provident Jewelry. Find them online at providentjewelry.com.

Good morning. Welcome to daybreak. It is 6.56. Hey, everybody. It's Karoline Leavitt, press secretary for the White House. It's time for the MAGA Minute on 925 Fox News. Don't send any money for daycare because the United States can't take care of daycare. That has to be up to a state. We can't take care of daycare. We're a big country. We have 50 states. We have all these other people. We're fighting wars. We can't take care of daycare. You've got to let a state take care of daycare, and they should pay for it, too. They should pay. They have to raise their taxes, but they should pay for it. And we could lower our taxes a little bit to them to make up, but it's not possible for us to take care of daycare. Medicaid, Medicare, all these individual things. They can do it on a state basis. You can't do it on a federal. We have to take care of one thing, military protection. We have to guard the country. But all these little things, all these little scams that have taken place. You have to. You have to let states take care of them, Russell, and you have to do it. I'm going to tell you exactly why he's right on base. Why? Because the Fed is stretched too thin, real priorities like security, debt, and making sure we get our economy under control. And first and foremost, why? I personally believe daycare is the responsibility of mom and dad. Work hard. Pay your bills and make sure you get a daycare. Don't expect the government to be your babysitter, period, when it comes to that particular issue. Now, let me tell you why I like the state idea. Because Minnesota is not going to steal their own money. New York's not going to steal their own money, and they just arrested a whole bunch of doctors and nurses for fraud in California in the past 24 hours, dozens. And they're for fraud. And states aren't going to let you steal their own money. But they'll turn the blind eye if you're stealing the government's money. They're not worried about the federal government. They're not worried about that at all. It doesn't come off their bottom line. They don't even watch it. It's your fault. You handle it. It's your money. You've got to watch somebody over it. It ain't our problem. When ultimately it is your problem when your residence is the one committing the fraud, Minnesota. So I agree. Give it all to the states. Let the states handle it. Florida will show everybody how we do it right. And we'll move on from there. Now, I'm not saying that people don't need help with daycare. Great. Need help with daycare? Call a relative. No one should expect the government to carry them through life and especially raising kids. Put it back in your... Sorry. More daybreak coming up next. I almost went too far. 92-5 box news. Good morning.

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