Red Eye Radio

In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, Russia is recruiting frontline troops for its war against Ukraine any way it can, and has duped at least 18 US men into fighting. The NY Times article states most are sent into the “meatgrinder” — the frontlines where they are mostly cannon fodder, quickly mowed down by Ukrainian drones, soldiers or artillery.

Also a look at the Democratic campaign trail / The Correctional Service of Canada confirmed it will distribute paper straws in federal prisons to support "safer snorting" and reduce health risks among inmates / Largest-ever US steel plant is coming to a key red state as President Trump unveils $15B investment / even though consumer spending is up, Americans remain concerned about fuel prices / and America's shortage of skilled trades workers is straining homebuilding, infrastructure and a growing wave of commercial projects, as the industry struggles to bring younger workers into careers such as plumbing, electrical work and HVAC.

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In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, the guys continue discussing job availability and the need for skilled laborers, remembering their own jobs and career ambitions as well.

Also the continued resilience of employment and consumption in the US economy strengthens expectations that the Fed may keep interest rates at high levels for a longer period / and is anyone really concerned about the national debt?

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In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, Walmart is assuring customers it will not use personal data or AI to personalize prices. In a letter published Friday, Walmart President and CEO John Furner reaffirmed the retail giant's long-standing "Every Day Low Prices" strategy, saying the company prices "the product, not the person."

Also Bill Gates warns artificial intelligence 'powerful enough' to cause 'a billion deaths' if unchecked / 39% of Democratic voters think the restaurant industry "should be publicly owned and operated" / and
the Department of Agriculture now admits the collapse of farm exports was a direct result of President Trump's trade war.

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In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, according to an article in the New York Review, the New York City Department of Education says it spent this year at P.S. 307 in Brooklyn, around $44,000 per student — and, when including other wraparound services, a whopping $58,000 per student. This story represents the expense of an American education especially in colleges around the nation.

Also according to the latest NBC poll, Republicans maintain favorability over Democrats as the midterms approach / and a number of Senators in the GOP are waiting until the midterms are over before deciding to run for President in 2028.

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In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, the guys begin by discussing data centers and the effeciency of operation, dispelling a lot of baseless concerns of noise and energy consumption. As the need and dependency of AI increases, you may see more of these data centers that are neccessary to power AI.

Also AOC visits a popular eatery in Gary's hometown / an astonishing 65% of Democrats favor a socialist ideology / Stanford University apologizes, saying AI-altered photo that changed a student’s gender and race violated policy / and American schools cost more than ever but our students still keep failing.

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