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Itt whats interesting is that most media companies did not a consider it a story at all. >> weird, considering egg prices have become an actual pet problem for most americans. egg prices are up more than 100% in many places. and yet at that exact moment when eggs are concerned, freak a hundred thousand chickens die in a freak fire . ned the "new york times", which is right next door indoesn a neighboring state, does not coveeven cover the fire.s th what is that? dont worry.t worry. things things...

Your narcissism on the poor. rachel: what a great point. i dont think enough people understand what the wef, the world economic forum, does. who leads it. klaus schwab, what a weird, strange guy he is. he started this forum back in 1971. how much his ideas permeated into our culture, into our policy, how we live our lives. and so, sean and i decided to do a podcast with ezra le-jant, is the founder of rebel news. rebel news sent a group of reporters there. pete: i saw some of their stuff. rachel...

A mysterious blue spiral briefly appeared in the sky over Hawaii this week, but what was it?

I am so sorry. sorry i didnt get more of them. >> trace: your final thoughts on this, 15 seconds. weird. >> he is deranged, and it is a shame that capitol police were not doing their responsibility and protecting paul pelosi and his family that evening. that security failure really needs to be addressed, because a man could have lost his life as a result. >> trace: capitol police, san francisco police, the dispatcher come big-time fail, all three of them. thank you for coming on, we appreciate i...

>> big tech firms continue the recent string of layoffs, amazon announcing it is going to cut 18,000 workers. >> facebook parent company meta slashed its reports by 11,000 jobs, or about 13% of its staff. >> rough earnings day, manufacturing giant missed on profit -- slash 2500 jobs, layoffs are expanding beyond big tech. >> if youve been watching the news over the past few weeks, he might get the sense the u.s. is hemorrhaging jobs, high-profile companies from amazon to meadow, to goldman sachs...

Yep, we're living in the future... and not the good bit with hoverboards.

Cleanse your mind with these funny and contemplative shower thoughts that pop into our brains when we least expect it while getting ready for the day.

In the document, it mentions that the first two sworn-in officers for the Missoula Police department were only paid $60 per month to handle the small wild west town.

Guy Fieri invites three cheese-lovin' chefs to the Flavortown Market for a night of ooey-gooey goodness.

The scientists CT scanned the mummy, and they were able to come up with some fascinating - if a little personal - results about the boy