04-03-26 YMS HR1 Pam is out, who is next?  Futurist Kevin Cirilli on the role of the moon and designation of Mars…and when?

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. Bill, why is my eye twitching? Does this mean I'm in perimenopause? Where's my phone? Juliana, maybe we can ask an actual human. Yes, because I have questions. And I bet you do too. Like, is it normal to sleep in separate bedrooms? We do that. And I still need to know why my poop's been green. We've got actual people answering these exact questions. Listen to Bill and Juliana. The podcast. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcast. I'm Stephanie Young. The hit podcast Love Trapped is back with new updates in the case of Laura Owens. This is CR 2025 State versus Laura Owens. I think she really believes that she still hasn't out. I'm quite confident that they're up to something. We're following the case live as the criminal charges finally come to a conclusion. Trust us when we tell you as the victims of Laura Owens, she will not stop. Listen to Love Trapped on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, it's Michael. Your morning show can be heard live on great radio stations across the country, like WILM and WDOV and Wilmington and Dover, Delaware, or WGST, AM 720, The Voice in Middle Georgia. And we're going to need some blankets. News Radio 650, K-E-N-I, Anchorage, Alaska. We'd love to be a part of your morning routine. Now, enjoy the podcast. Morning Americans, it's Friday. One, two, three. Starting your morning off right. A new way of talk. A new way of understanding. Because we're in this together. This is your morning show with Michael Dell Journal. I think what he meant to say was hello Americans. It's Friday. I love that tradition, by the way that you created. He's a little, he's got a little indigestion going on there. Is that what it is? Yeah. No, but I really do. I love that tradition. I love that we've incorporated Paul Harvey into the future. Boy, that was a voice. Paul Harvey, Rush Limbaugh, some voices that could never be replaced. All right, good morning and welcome to Good Friday, April the 3rd, Year of Our Lord, 2026. Well, Wall Street is closed for Good Friday. Your morning show is wide open for a Good Friday address that's coming up in the third hour. Of course, it's Friday with 47 in the third hour. What is it about the president that he loves to act on Thursday? And when he does,

He's never really firing anybody. He's always lovingly reassigning them. Why aren't they just fired? So Pam Bondi is out very reliable sources. We knew this yesterday before the announcement that Lee Zeldin is going to be the new Attorney General. But I'm supposed to play it this way for you. Pam Bondi's out. The Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche will be the interim. And I'm not supposed to say Lee Zeldin from EPA will slide over. And then we'll have an EPA opening, right? I have an electric car. Could I apply? That would qualify you. Final four is finally here. There is a, I want to say it's a furniture chain in New England that is going to offer refunds if both Yukons win. the women and the men, or at least get to the championship game. I don't think they have to win, do they? I think they have to win, but they've actually done it twice before. Well, they've done it twice. I don't think it's possible. Can you imagine? Now, of course, the play is, the marketing genius is, oh, so if I go buy that new $8,000 living room set we've been wanting, there's a good chance we can get it for free. UConn has Illinois. You know, I don't know after the elite eight round. My feelings on Illinois was Illinois, Michigan, Michigan wins. Now, I think they're all in play. I mean, Arizona and UCon played so well in the elite eight, I think you got two great games, a three versus a two, the Illini and Yukon, the Huskies. And then I think this, if it lives up on paper. This is one of your best final four matchups in over 20 years. I think this one is for Michigan, it's eight, nine deep in excellence. But for Arizona, six deep of excellence that can play there right with them. And I think these are the two all year long. If you look at the whole body of work. that we're the best and destined to play each other. It could be that the national championship is really the semifinal. I don't know how Yukon or Illinois matches up against Michigan or Arizona. However, if you're in the New England area, take a shot and buy some furniture. It could get your money back. Wouldn't that be like one of those insurance policies that we used to get for the half court shot? They can't make the half-court shots. I don't know if you could get, I guess you could, yeah, I would think. That's the only way I could think of they wouldn't lose their shirt because there's a huge possibility. I wouldn't say huge. You don't think Yukon. No, my first thought was very clever marketing because I can't. I think the women, there's a great chance. I, you know, I look at this. If I, I mean, this is what it would have to happen. I think the least likely of the four would be Yukon. Michigan and Arizona are really, really good. And the body of work on Illinois is more like the body of work with Yukon. I mean, Yukon had that. Duke blew a 19-point lead. But, I mean, it took a lot of character to hang in there and then come back. So I don't know.

And I shop at Habbardies, so it wouldn't do me any good anyway, right? Free plug for Hanna, Haverdees. But in the third hour, we'll have Friday with 47, and we'll have our Good Friday address. We are officially a go-for-the-moon. In fact, all four of our astronauts are headed to the moon as we speak. We'll have more on that with Rory O'Neill. Sounds of the day, John Decker's going to be joining us. What a busy week, capped off by a firing. Do you think he does the reassignment so that we don't, I mean, everybody knows she's fired, right? It just dawned on me. After 19 years of my previous company, why didn't they offer me a reassignment? So I could be miserable in a different department. Dr. Joe is going to be joining us in the second hour. Who knew your glutes were so critical? If you want to, I'm dead serious on this. If you want to live longer, it's all about your butt. And it's true. I mean, I have, listen, my home away from home is nursing homes. I'm in the sandwich generation. I can tell you it's all about that glute. Baby got glute. Baby gonna live long. Dr. Joe Galati. Do you have a theme song for him yet? Yeah, we did work on that, didn't we? No, you keep, I don't know, you don't take your pills anymore. No, no, no, I did. And Red's not drinking enough lately. Both of you, I don't know what's wrong with you. We were going to do doctor, doctor, give me the news, don't we think? We could open up. I got it. And I wasn't happy with the edit. I deleted it. And so I had forgot to start again. Oh. I won't get to work on that. Listen, when I was a freshman in high school, Billy did eat my homework. I mean, it really happened. And I even brought in the evidence. There was a bite, the perfect size of a Billy goat taken from my paper. And they accused me of making that up. You could see around the bite my paper. Right. And now you want me to believe this is worse than Billy Aided. No, no, no. That's very true. Oh, you did it. You weren't happy with it. So you simply deleted it. I tried to do it. This is behind the curtain talk. But I tried to do it to track. It will not edit properly with two track. I knew I had to go to multi-track. Boy, you know. That's the problem with lies. You got to keep lying to cover lies. Then you don't remember which ones you said. Why would I lie? La? Because I'm fussing. Everything about Jeffrey is normal. And then every now and then he goes, you go on fussing like that. And you're like, where did that come from? Why are you fussing at me? When did Tom Sawyer enter the room? Are there any other doctor songs that would be more appropriate? I don't know. I'm trying to think of. Thompson Twins, Doctor, Doctor, Doctor. Doctor My Eyes have seen the... Doctor My Eyes? What is it? Seen the way? I think Dr. Doctor give me the news. I like that one, actually. He used to talk back on if you got a better one. I mean, obviously, Dr. Joe's not leaving. Do you know who else we have today? Kevin Cirilli. What is it? I mean, God has just surrounded me with Italians. We're going to do it. You know what we need to do our show live? So your morning show Mafia. Yeah, we need to do our show live from a stoop in Brooklyn.

Hey, Dr. Joe Galatis here, everybody. Hey, Joe, I had five canoles last night and after my sauce. Don't carry out business around the table. You just walk. You just walk. The heads of the Your Morning Show five families, Galati, Zanadi, Del Giorno. Who else do we have? Cirilli, Bucci. Would it be throwing dice against the curb? Yeah. That was my favorite scene in Bronxdale. He's like, makes, what was his name? Pizza Face. Remember he had the nickname for the guy with the, the pockmarks? I don't want those pockmarks near my dice. Put them in the bathroom. Put him in the bathroom. Just to prove my point. Coming up later today in the second hour, Dr. Joe Galati. Who knew? Glutes were so critical. Baby got back. Maybe going to live long. I still got it. Yeah, I know. You can do it. You can do a weekend show. You don't think we should go from the intro to doctor, doctor. Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying. I was trying to edit this on this little silly piece of stuff. I want people to see how the sausage is made. Okay. All right. It is my mind that he brings to life. His mind brought to life. is adding to my to-do list. Remember when Tiger lost the golf tournament because his glutes weren't firing? Do you remember that? But I used to play with Ralph Bristol. Yeah. His glutes fired often on the team box. But it was a different kind of glute firing, if you will. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, it was. Oh, sorry, Mikey, must be the dairy. Tiger was like, my glutes weren't firing today. I don't even have any glutes anymore. I think I'm going to die any second. Anyway, Dr. Joe and why glutes are so critical that I mention our futurist Kevin Cirilli is here. Yes, we are on, we are go for the moon. Our four astronauts have left the Earth's orbit and for the first time since 1973 are making the journey to the moon. But that isn't the goal this time. That was Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s goal. This time, it's Mars. And believe it or not, and I think it was last year sometime, I had brought this up with Kevin. And I do think we'll get there. I don't know if I'll be alive to see it, but I feel like I will be. He believes we're going to be on Mars within 10 years. I don't even. I mean, what we're going to break down with him for you is why moon first than Mars? What are we planning to do? What is the step of the moon? And what is the fuel that is going to be required to get to Mars and home? And what technology is going to provide it. Kevin Serrelli. And by the way, Kevin is one of those who hopes to take the trip someday. Would you do it? I mean, I've done some, I've been to Cedar Point, so I feel like I've had some training. You know, those roller coasters are so intense. Even the merry-go-round was a knuckle, white knuckle ride. But I never forget, I was at Disney World and it's mission to Mars. And you know all the rides that they have at Disney World. I mean, there's like Cedar Point, I'm telling you, we'll take you to the limit. But Disney, that's a joke. The Bunny.

Okay, all right, I'm warned. And so we're doing all these intense rides and we get to Mission to Mars. And I thought it would be something fun to take the kids to. And then I noticed there's two lines. There's like one. I can't remember what they called the first one. And the other one was intense. Like intense. There's nothing intense at Disney. I'm mocking it. The whole time we're in line. And then we get to the final split. And they're like, not with an announcement, a real human. Before we go any further, I want to point to the two lines. If you stay in the intense, we're warning you. It's very intense. And then she starts listening. If you have a heart problem, and I look at Andrew and I go, boy, they're really trying to play this up, aren't they? And I'm still laughing at them. We got in. And I'm telling you, I don't think I went through anything those astronauts didn't. The takeoff, I was like, what is going on? Am I really being launched to Mars? What is going on? And I'm feeling the, and then the pressure's getting worse and worse. I'm going, if this gets any worse, I'm going to crush. And then I was the commander. And then Anna, I think, was the pilot and Nick was something else. And we each had a job to do. Now, it wouldn't stop the ride if you didn't do it. I'm telling you, I didn't even do my job. I couldn't lift my hands. And then all of a sudden, we leave the Earth's atmosphere and it really does start feeling relaxed. And then the height sets in. And now I'm like, when that thing ended and I thought it never would, I turned out the side of it. And I just had my head and my hands down by my knees. And when I looked across the platform, there was my wife. three capsules away doing the exact same. I mean, it was the most intense thing I've ever done in my life. And I think what's really happening is you're spinning very fast. But I do feel like I was trained for this mission. Maybe I'll go with Kevin Serrilli is what I was getting at. Why does I feel like I'm telling long stories that nobody's interested in? You talk about me taking my minutes. Have you ever done the gyroscope at Huntsville? Yeah. That's crazy. I'm real into space. There was a time like circa 1988 where everything. was at the Air and Space Museum in D.C. And I took a job in Washington, D.C. And one day I'm just strolling, you know, realizing, oh, I live in a city that has every major interaction. So I started doing it. I spent, I'm not exaggerating when I said I spent eight hours in the Air and Space Museum. I think I spent an hour in front of the Apollo 11 capsule itself thinking about where it had been and where it splashed. And, you know, I mean. They have since split everything up. And so a lot of it has been moved to Dulles in Washington, D.C. There is still the Air and Space Museum down in the mall. And I would tell everybody that loves space, this is not a shameless plug for a city about 90 minutes south of me. But the Huntsville is the best now. I think the Huntsville is better than even D.C. And it's spectacular. And they did have the one thing that simulates. Well, it's G-Force, right? It's what they're simulating, mostly. Yeah. But I highly encourage you to go if you've never been. All right, big, big show, Kevin Cirilli. Why are we going to the moon? Because we're going to Mars. How quick can we get there and how will we get there? That's coming up next half hour. Next hour, Rory O'Neill on the Pam Bondi firing. Dr. Joe on your glutes firing. John Decker on a busy week, capped off by a firing.

And then Friday with 47 in our Good Friday address. Is that good enough for you all on a Friday? And maybe and maybe not. We'll have to go to the mattresses because you don't have a theme song for the head of our fifth family, Joel Galad. There we go. I got a fan keys. Love is you. All right, you miss a little. You'll miss a lot. I thought we were going to do the intro going into that. You keep changing it. So. No, I thought I clearly said, you know, we'll start with the intro and then cut to the bridge. I can make that happen too. We'll give me a little time to introduce it. Or keep it quick. You know what? On second thought, I'm going to humble myself on this good Friday and allow you to get your way. We'll just get right to the punch. Okay. And you'll hear how that sounds next hour. All right, you miss a little. You're going to miss a lot today. Miss a lot. We're going to miss you. A sacred season is approaching Passover. When we remember God's deliverance, the night he brought his people out of bondage and into freedom. Well, this year, many of God's people in the Holy Land will observe in darkness and under the shadow of war. Because it's not a TV event or a debate online. There, it's a reality. Red alert sirens, pierce the air. Families were into shelter with seconds to spare. Elderly men and women feared that they're going to be left behind. Parents comforted, frightened, traumatized children. as explosions shake the night. Sleeplessness and uncertainty, that's become daily life in the Holy Lamb. The Passover reminds us that God hears the cries of his people, and he will be faithful and he will protect. I want you to hear the cries of his people and go beyond an opinion and take an action that can make a difference. The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is on the ground in Israel right now, providing food, emergency supplies, equipping bomb shelters, caring for the elderly Holocaust survivors. But they need your help. A generous Passover gift today. Standing with God's people today will make all the difference in the world. Rush your gift by calling 888484848-I-F-C-J. 888-48-8-48-8-48-I-F-C-J or gift securely online at IFCJ.org. That's IFC.org. And God bless you as you give. Hey, this is Top Cop, Kathy Hinners. And my morning show is your morning show with Michael Dale Jornow.

Bill, why is my eye twitching? Does this mean I'm in perimenopause? Maybe I have adult ADHD. I need to look this up. Where's my phone? Juliana, your phone is hot to the touch. I think it's asking you for a break. You know what? Maybe I should just ask chat GPT. Or maybe we can ask an actual human. Yes, like a couple sex therapist. Whoa, that escalated quickly, but... Okay. Because I have questions. We have questions. And I bet everyone has questions. Like, is it normal to sleep in separate bedrooms? We do that. How about this one? Is bribing your kids bad parenting or just negotiating? Oh, and I still do need to know why was my poop green that one time? Hypothetically, right? Okay, well, instead of letting the internet guess, we've got actual people... answering these exact questions. And laughing with us has got to be better than spending three hours down a rabbit hole online. Listen to Bill and Juliana. The podcast. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. I'm Stephanie Young. The hit podcast Love Trapped is back with new updates in the case of Laura Owens. This is CR 2025, State versus Laura Owens. I think she really believes that she still hasn't out. I'm quite confident that they're up to something. We're following the case live as the criminal charges finally come to a conclusion. Trust us when we tell you as the victims of Laura Owens, she will not stop. Listen to Love Trapped on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's me, Michael. You can listen to your morning show live on the air or streaming live on your iHeart app Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 Pacific, 5 to 8 central, and 6 to 9 Eastern. On great radio stations, like Talk 650 KSTE in Sacramento, or 1049, The Patriot in St. Louis, and Impact Radio 105.9 and 1250 W.HDZ in Tampa, Florida. Sure hope you can join us live and make us a part of your morning routine. In the meantime, enjoy the podcast. Welcome back in to this Good Friday, April the 3rd, 26. This is your morning show. Honored to serve you. I'm Michael Del Giorno. And you honorably serve each other. Can you give me Donna from Philadelphia? I just, this, this touched me. Listen. Good morning from Don in Philadelphia. While we move through this darkness of Good Friday, may Easter bring the renewal of life, the blessings of love, hope, peace, and good health and happiness to you and your family. Happy Easter to all of you. And then, you know, we were just talking earlier. I don't know why it has happened this way. It was certainly not by intent. I'm like the Italian Larry David now. There's me, Del Giorno. There's Lieutenant Colonel Carapano. There's Colonel Bucci. There's senior contributor David Zanadi. Our doctor is Joe Golati. And, of course, our futurist and space expert is Kevin Cirilli. That's a lot of Italians. So we ought to get Bonacca in here. Get Big John in.

But John wants to wish everybody connected with your morning show a happy Easter, a happy Passover. And as the Italian say, bonapasqua. Bonapasqua. All right, Kevin Cirillius here, The Futurist. You know, it's been such a nostalgic week. I cannot tell you, although I will say the rockets looked very different to the Apollo rockets. I mean, this was a powerful ride. But, you know, all of us reliving, headed back to the moon. The four astronauts have left the Earth's orbit. They're on the trajectory towards the moon. But the moon is the immediate destination, not the ultimate. It's Mars. And you really believe we're going to get there and sooner than everyone thinks. I do. I'm an eternal optimist. By the way, awesome introduction. And I'm headed to Baltimore for Easter. But my parents are coming down from Philly. My other sister in Baltimore. But when you're stuck in traffic this weekend, folks, on 95, where I'll be, just think there are four American, well, I guess there's four astronauts and NASA. Three American one Canadian. Three Americans, Canadian, you know, I don't want to get political, but I mean, that's basically American, right? I shouldn't have said that. North American. Exactly. On their way to the moon. And I just, I find that so inspiring. And for folks who are just waking up this morning, you know what these astronauts are going to be doing this morning? They're going to the gym because of muscle atrophy. They have to do these specific workshops. I was really fascinated by just. You mentioned the modernization of the rocket that took off. They've modernized everything. I mean, the science, on the International Space Station, it was like 4,000 pounds of the gym equipment that they have to use to exercise. Now it's just, they've shrunk it to just like a couple of pounds. And they're going to be working out this morning because they're testing just how astronauts' muscles decay. in outer space. Why should you care about that? Why should you care about astronauts working out? Because it takes a long time to get to Mars. Well, it takes a long time to get to Mars, but I'm going to flip it for you right now. As the elderly age here on planet Earth, the science of muscle atrophy in outer space can actually directly impact treatment for humans here on planet Earth for diseases and illnesses with what we're learning up there. Really? Absolutely. It's already being conducted. That scientific research aboard laboratories. can really test for cures of illnesses and disease here on Earth. And that's why people should care about building this cess lunar economic. When we talk about the economy and space, it directly improves people's lives here on Earth.

Yeah, Kevin's really our futurist is joining us. I don't like to do a lot of talking when you here because I don't have much time with you, but this is going to take a little bit of a setup. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. didn't know we could make it to the moon. He chose the moon. Didn't really have a particular reason other than beating other countries. But when asked privately why I choose the moon, it was because it was so hard. It would stretch and create benefits beyond just achieving getting to the moon. Everything you have to do to get to the moon, kind of like if you go on a diet, you'll gain two pounds, you train for a marathon, you'll lose 20. And all the technologies and industries that came from that, stretching ourselves to Mars, we'll do the same. But I love the mix. I don't know if it's striking you the same way, you know, in different rockets, but same launch scenario. People on lawn chairs sitting on their cars with binoculars, with cameras, watching, looking up. with sunglasses and then it'll end with a splash down and it's going to have it has the old-fashioned capsule and the rendezvous in space there's just it's like a it's like a new it's like a brand new state of the art car that looks like an old classic it's amazing i don't know something about it's beautiful It's beyond beautiful. It's holy. I mean, this is our destiny. And to your point, for this to happen the same week, and Blinken, you'll miss it, folks. You know, I'm an economic reporter at heart. That's SpaceX, Elon Musk's SpaceX, reportedly took steps to quietly begin filing their IPO. It will be the largest IPO in history, beating Saudi Aramco. for folks who are focused on energy markets ever, not just in America worldwide, the largest IPO filing ever. And this is a space company. So this week, when you look at the broader stories and you put them all together, this is the week that space investment, the space economy really took off. The Artemis II mission is not to just to shoot. America's cloud into the space economy, though it is. Make no mistake. It's projecting that to the world. It is really the first step in establishing a supply chain between planet Earth and the moon. You know, I had three big questions for you. One is the fuel. You know, how do we plan to get? I know we can, and by the way, this will orbit the moon on Easter. Whereas Apollo 8th, in 1968, Apollo 8 did it on Christmas Eve. And then all three astronauts read from the book of Genesis, the creation story. It was one of the most powerful moments that saved a very terrible. It was an awful year. And as one person wrote in a telegraph to the astronauts and said, you just saved 1968. Boy, did we need it. And I did a big message yesterday. And I'm hoping this will have the same effect.

Can America unite and have a common experience? I hope it's this. But the fuel to get to the moon and back, we got that. But when we ultimately go to Mars, it's going to take a different ability, right? For sure. You're going to need infinitely more fuel as well as like the ability to charge and whatnot and all of that. That's why I'm so supportive of creating a permanent moon base on the moon. And I hate referring to it as a gas station. I really actually think a moon base is the better one. A gas station is a part of it. But to be able to establish a presence on the moon, to be able to start mining helium three. on the moon. And yes, folks, we should be mining the moon because if we can establish the ability to do that, we can do it anywhere else in the solar system. Listen, I care about planet Earth. I know you care about planet Earth. Whether you think that's because of climate change or other reasons, I don't really care. But the reality is there's finite resources here on the planet. There are infinite resources that I believe our creator God has given us in the universe. And so why are we just... just drilling here. Why aren't we drilling on the moon? Why aren't we looking at Europa, Jupiter's moon? But in order to do that, we have to set up a highway. Now, the Americans, we've already started to do that with what's known as the Deep Space Network. That is a ability to communicate. Think of it, I don't want to call it the Internet, but for lack of a better, it's more complicated than that, but a communication system. We've established the groundwork and the DNA of it and the deep space networks. They're going to be testing that this weekend, the astronauts, and communicating with that on the deep space network. So we're starting to create the highway of our solar system, but essentially it's like not even a dirt road right now before we get to. pavement. I don't know if you have someone else. I don't know if you, Kevin, if you have someone else to get to, but I think we're probably down to a minute. And I wanted to get this in. So do we know everything we need to know about, if that's the fuel scenario, the communication scenario, and the ability to live in space as long as it takes to get to Mars and return? What are the hurdles that make this such a stretch and so remarkable that you think it could happen within a decade? money. It always comes down some money. If people, if we want to go to Mars, it's going to take money. And that's really it. I mean, the bottom line is it comes down to cash and the American appetites will want to go there. And, you know, I'm happy to help inspire the public for why space is so important because it will make humans' lives better on Earth, period. And you are on record as saying, you're hoping to take this trip someday. I don't know. Oh, my God. I've been wanting to go for years. Yeah, because I believe I want to go up to outer space and do a workout. Why not? I mean, for medical research, let's go. Let's do it. I mean, this is our destiny. We choose to go to the moon, not because it is easy, but because it is hard. Amen. Happy Easter, buddy. If people want to hear your podcast, where can they find it? Oh.

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Roy City also wants to see an investigation into former CIA director John Brennan. The House Judiciary Committee referred Brennan to the DOJ for criminal prosecution for allegedly making false statements regarding Russia's involvement in the 2016 election. I'm Mark Nefield. We really haven't gotten into this yet this morning, partially because I'm just tired of it all, but I'll do it this way. My wife said yesterday, what do you think this is really all about? Well, I do think, you know, the handling of Epstein. was a part of this. But that's the past. The prologue or the future could have had something to do with all this stuff that hasn't been gotten onto, as well as what may come up in the war on fraud and not believing she was up to it. Pam Bondi is out, but still wanted for testimony by the House Oversight Committee relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Chris Scragio has more on that. This comes after Pam Bondi was ousted from her position of Attorney General by President Trump Thursday. The top Democrat on the panel of Congressman Robert Garcia said Pam Bondi will not escape accountability and remains legally obligated to appear before our committee under oath as it seeks insight into her handling of the Epstein files. According to Garcia, Pam Bondi must answer for her mishandling of the Epstein files and the special treatment she has given Ghislaine Maxwell. The Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Pam Bondi in March, and her deposition is slated for April 14th. I'm Chris Coragio. Integrity looks like a good burn. We're confirming. Integrity copies. Artemis 2 is officially bound for the moon. Roughly six-minute engine burn, pushed Orion out of the Earth's orbit, committing the crew to a lunar trajectory. It's NASA's first crewed mission towards the moon since 1972. Mission specialist Jeremy Henson. remarked after the TLI that humanity has once again shown what we're capable of. Humanity has once again shown what we are capable of, and it's your hopes for the future that carry us now on this journey around the venture. Wall Street is closed. It's good Friday. Trading on Thursday wrapped up with stocks mixed a day after President Trump addressed the nation and indicated the war against Iran would carry on. Thursday's closing bell saw the Dow Jay Jones Industrial Average lose 61 points to close at 46504. The S&P 500 gains 7 to 6582 and the NASDAQ jumped 38 points to 21879. I'm Tammy Trujillo. Well, President Trump says all of his supporters should boycott the boss, Bruce Springsteen, in any of his concerts. In a true social post on Thursday, Trump took shots at Springsteen by saying he looks like a dried-up prune who suffered greatly from work of really bad plastic surgeons. This comes after Springsteen heavily criticized Trump during the kickoff of his Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour Tuesday in Minneapolis. Trump went on to say this guy is a total loser who spews hate against a president who won by a landslide. He ended the post by saying, Maga should boycott his overpriced concerts, which suck anyway. Yeah, those may be the moments I think the president might say more by not saying anything. The governors of Connecticut and Illinois have a friendly little wager.

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Bill, why is my eye twitching? Does this mean I'm in perimenopause? Where's my phone? Juliana, maybe we can ask an actual human. Yes, because I have questions. And I bet you do too. Like, is it normal to sleep in separate bedrooms? We do that. And I still need to know why my poop's been green. We've got actual people answering these exact questions. Listen to Bill and Juliana. The podcast. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcast. I'm Stephanie Young. The hit podcast Love Trapped is back with new updates in the case of Laura Owens. This is CR 2025 State versus Laura Owens. I think she really believes that she still hasn't out. I'm quite confident that they're up to something. We're following the case live as the criminal charges finally come to a conclusion. Trust us when we tell you as the victims of Laura Owens, she will not stop. Listen to Love Trapped on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.