f the great observers of our culture, david rubin. host of the rubin report, a fantastic new book. don't burn this country. surviving and thriving. i want to ask you to the classroom and parent's move. and disney, i feel this just happened over last couple years it has become a civil right to sexualize 5-year-old, six-year-olds and 7-year-olds, and i say to myself, shouldn't everyone be rising up again it whether you are straight or gay, is the point to leave little babies alone? >> the funny thing is while feels like it just burst forth, there has been a long march through the institutions, people can link it back to colleges and ivy leagues in 60s, but last couple years, super charged by algorithms and with big tech. a corrupt woke media that lies to us about everything. and being nonracist is racist. it is suddenly seems that this is everywhere. and it is relentless. of course, what your real point is, is right, we should be allowing kids to be kids, we should not be sexualizing kids and should not allow state employees, that is what public schoolteachers are to have private con

let's bring in dave rubin, the host of "the rubin report" and author of "don't burn this country." welcome to the show. welcome back on twitter. i mean, good lord, if you decide to stay. you were kicked off because you defended psychologist dr. jordan peterson. god forbid you speak freely. 30 seconds on your ban an reinstatement. >> all i did is call out twitter for banning dr. jordan peterson, who is i'd say the leading public speaker in the world and, you know, incredible author and psychologist. if you say anything related to any of this gender insanity that we're going through, they give you the boot. so i'm temporarily back on, but it's by the grace of the twitter gods, i suppose, that i can waste time on that little device. >> trace: remember when they were banning people for the covid stuff and how wrong they were? you couldn't say anything about covid. oh, my god, it was misinformation. it all turned out to be accurate. i want to move to george gascon. looks from william's report that he's being walked closer and closer to the door. >> i hope so. you know, trey, i'm no long

. >>> an emotional day of testimony in the trial of paul and rubin flores. several close relatives including her parents and younger brother took the stand. they details the last moments they had with her. tensions were running high between the flores family attorney and her family as the lawyer warned to not be fooled by the evidence against paul and his father rubin. as the trial continues, they move into the part of kristin's college life and the events that led to her disappearance. >>> be on lookout after a spike in high-end wristwatch robberies. they noticed two dozen since the beginning of the year. this isn't just san francisco. this issue is happening statewide. to avoid being the next victim, police say, be mindful of your surroundings. >>> a judge is extending a restraining order against cal tran to clear the massive wood street encampment in oakland. the site has been a concern because of numerous fires there, including a deadly one in april. this week, people filed a restraining order. a judge extended the order to give cal trans more time to co

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that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. >> i'm sam rubin. very cute for 50 threes. that time will be right back. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> what is going on out in left field. we have a streaker. what is going? >> yeah. haha. it's so ballpark. take down really after that streaker ran onto the field here at the home of the portland pickles of the west coast league. and dylan, the pickle. clobbered the guy held him down to security, was able to put some handcuffs on him. so i guess the lesson learned. >> that guy. >> don't run onto the field important. want to get wrecked by a pickle. that's the takeaway. our disney could

these are the types of questions about our research i rubin dro tom is looking to answer at michigan state university in the united states. we had a chat with him. there's a lot of research on people having very strong relationships with their avatar and not just in the intuitive way. the intuitive identification with an avatar character is. this is me, but some people have very strong relationships with avatars that are very different from themselves. it is part of the story. maybe it's in a game and i am guiding. i'm guiding mario through his quest for the princess. some people also see avatars just as tools that make sense. and of course i myself always enjoy being mario when i'm on my nintendo outside of asia to of a ta stars and virtual influences have long been involved in advertising and entertainment. rely popstars are increasingly interested in the business, especially us artists. for example, american repre travis scott. his appearance in the video game fortnight is still considered one of the biggest and most expensive virtual avatar events. travis scott's gigantic avatar,

dave rubin is the host of the rubin report. good to see you. you are a resident of florida. i used to tease you about complaining of florida and staying there. you moved on as so many people have to the state of florida. your former governor newsom going after folks who moved to florida and saying you need to come back to california. here he is. >> freedom is under attack in your state. republican leaders are banning books, making it harder to vote. restricting speech and classrooms and criminalizing women and doctors. i urge all of you living in florida to join the fight, or join us in california where we still believe in freedom. >> martha: very interesting to see these two governors taking on desantis and going after what has been really attractive to so many people in florida, dave. >> yeah. first off i mean everything -- i mean everything that gavin newsom says is a lie. he is just covering up for his horrible governance. california is falling apart, everyone knows it. the deficits, crime, homelessness, everyone watching knows about all of that stuff. it is all the peop

i want to bring in justice correspondent pete william, lisa rubins. pete, what are we learning? >> the investigator is interested in what mr. trump told others and said about, a, the efforts to get the slates of electors from states that president biden won, get those slates sent to the archives, get them on to the floor of the house when the vote were counted and then, b, try to persuade vice president mike pence either to honor those alternate slates or not count any votes from the disputed states. either way of course that would have given mr. trump the electoral college victory. at least that was the plan. so they want to know what the president was saying and doing about those things. so that's the first thing that we learned. and the second thing we learned is the administration officials have also confirmed that the justice department obtained telephone records of some senior white house officials, including the chief of staff, mark meadows, and did that back in april. and that's a sign many people in the justice department are saying that the government is actually doing

this is ron's dog rubin. the golden doodle playing with his toys and reuben is like stay off of my toys. i love you reuben. you're named after a great sandwich. and here we go, it's john's dog. i keep doing plural. max. max has a beautiful face and he's so curious. go for a ride. maggie loves doing doggy sit ups in her cute little tank top. get down and work out, girl. look at you go. here's mark's dog ridley. looks like one dog really far away. it's a yorkie-poo and her best friends in the whole world. lori's pup, a 7 month old golden doodle. let's get a ride on the lake this summer. this is sweet roy, no it's a boy named cheech. he's been twice rescued and found his forever home. that's a great story. bella just turned 10. she looks fantastic and wonderful. not a wrinkle in sight. she loves belly rubs and we love all the dogs. send them in. that's tonight's show. thanks for watching. follow me on facebook and instagram. tomorrow night, ken, lawrence, and make every day your dream come true. good-bye. >>> fr

that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. >> i'm sam rubin. >> maybe a movie. whether i don't know what kind of depends where you are, john. yeah, well in san jose, it's not necessarily movie whether, in fact, some 70's and sunshine doesn't feel so bad to be stepping outside. and right now for most of the rest of us across the bay, we're still holding on to some cloud cover, as you can see here, pretty socked in near the coastline, north bay and parts of the east bay, too, although more and more sunshine this afternoon means go ahead. get outside. enjoy the little bit that maybe watch the movie later on today. as for the areas further north of us here in the bay area. look at this. still raining for areas like barbourville in eureka been a very wet past couple of days for these spots were certainly feeling that moisture after the system passed through yesterday. quite the humid feel to it. mcgee kind of sticky is you're getting out there. but temperatures remaining nice and cool. we had 60's last night partly due to that humidity. now, temperatures today really

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his father rubin is charged with highing her body which has still not been found. >>> now to uvalde texas, where the report highlighting law enforcement failures during the school shooting. the gunman killed 19 children and two teachers. and as lilia luciano reports, angry parents demand both answers and accountability. >> we saw the videos. it's out there. and now we all know the truth. >> that truth spelled out in excruciating detail in a damning report by state lawmakers brought an outraged community to monday's uvalde school district meeting. >> what are you going to make sure i don't have to wait 77 bleeding out on my classroom floor just like my little sister did? >> reporter: raw grief, fear and squ skepticism, including among the youngest. >> i don't want to go to your guys' school if you don't have protection. >> reporter: the superintendent outline changes making to protect students from tightening school access points and adding more security cameras, to hiring additional police officers. but many said the precautions are too little too late. >> you hired. that's not right. i l

host of "the rubin report." dave, state travel but security says state travel and symbolically, this looks terrible, don't you think? >> of course, but there is no level of hypocrisy or also exposing his hypocrisy that will shame this guy. he is absolutely shameless. him going to montana where he banned state travel, this is the same guy locking people in their houses, literally during quarantine and lockdown who was eating at the perhaps most expensive restaurant, french laundry in the sonoma area and dining with lobbyists. and something around $20,000. but the hypocrisy is one thing. what he actually has done to the state in terms of crime and homelessness and drugs and house prices and taxes on all of that pier is a fact there is a water crisis. all of those things and somehow this guy dare shows his face and maybe he knows he can't show his face anymore so he goes to montana where they won't recognize him. >> brian: and the lakers game, everyone wearing a mask and with celebrities taking pictures without a m

could it soon be reduced to an industrial rubin? right now the steel giant is still receiving gas at the old lower prices guaranteed under long term contracts. but that could change ben to sin crook could no longer afford to buy gas insufficient quantities, the momentum. gov, the pipe. if there's a gas shortage, we assume that our current contracts will become invalid album, griffin, that i remember, that means we would then have to suddenly start buying gas on the spot market. what mark regard i, if we could even get it out and then the question would be, what would the price be making by the spot market is where commodities are traded. friend media delivery at current prices. those prices are already high. now. i could reach 7 times what tucson crypt normally pays under its contract, a deal breaker for the company, which would be forced to shut down many of its ovens. the pressure is increasing. tis and croppers played out a number of different crisis scenarios. if the entire conglomerate is forced to work with half its current ga

they say she shouldn't have died if she didn't come with me to the tavern rubin. i said. why? but she lame. i know all a call when it sounded like we knew what was going to happen is wednesday. we're done with my as i to those are pills or to i will say all day was up in the attic the hanging as this is passed since the tragic incident. families on how grappling with the sad reality. i like it. it is getting leave. i like being i t e come 1st. it felt like all this wasn't true, she but is but as the days pass, i realize it was worse on sunday sunday, that's the day we were searching for her business in griffin. then later we confirmed with some money. she is no more doable by now. she is not the south african president, sylvia. my poor cell will also be in attendance at the mess funeral for the $21.00 days. in other news, europe is sweltering under one of its earliest and hottest hate wives. scientists say climate change is driving unseasonably high temperatures. d w as take a look at how some countries are trying to adapt to the reality of global warming, blazing fires, and s

like canada shoes may have plenty of our but everyone knows where the actually seizes read it as well. rubin won't have to say no more dollars, it will all be done and you on the rules of your then get panicky. so all those people are vulnerable. so there is no such thing as an absolute earliest like no up . but yes, there are certain this is, is the nuclear douglas, for example, in archie's can only see was from nuclear blackman. this is not to reuse the mirror that we have in that does not mean that we have achieved some sort of a security. no, it can effect sometime one takes that because of this, the me when become more insecure because of the money, the dish burger, the server because of some people you know, so grew countries a layer lane up against you. so that is the answer to so it will be no complete the absolute ultimate there to let you just keep working in this direction . you try to cover your radius flex, now must underwriting and just mentioned nuclear deterrent and deterrence. and if you go back to the ukranian conflict, i've heard some analyst in moscow sanchez, that's one

carla mac sellers, was working on a case of multiple murders among the victims were photojournalists, rubin, espinosa and human rights activist nadia viola. from the city of vera cruz saying aloud on is the moment there in selina willis, tell him it equals. they had left there a cruise after a series of threats and intimidation them in those threats that came directly from the state government. lisa ended up for that at the in 2018 state governor javier duarte was sentenced to 9 years in prison for collaborating with the drug. cartels is loud. okay. language learning, finest advice or even the alley stay organized. crime is within the institutions of state power. and the state basically focuses on spying on and persecuting people. they don't like such as journalists or human rights activists going as a comes to life in silos and a gentleman. those representing the victims, including salles, became targets themselves in mexico and around the world. pegasus is used to spy on journalists, opposition, figures, and other politicians. these days installation no longer requires the clicking of a l

dave rubin is the host of the rubin report. he joins us now. let's go through it. they have for almost 567,000 signatures, much of the opposition against the l.a. liberal d.a. they say that no longer they fear harsh consequences from the d.a.'s office, essentially he brought this onto himself. >> yes he absolutely did. there's no doubt about it. let's not forget that george has gone, before he was a d.a. of los angeles was the d.a. of san francisco. certainly everyone on fox knows what has happened to the dystopian nightmare of a city that san francisco now is. so he destroyed san francisco and now he has spent the last couple of years destroying -- by the way he replaced a woman by the name of jackie lacey who was the first black female d.a. that los angeles had ever had. i don't really care about somebody's gender or skin care related to well of this, but the progressives decided to get rid of the black female d.a. who is doing a pretty decent job and was a moderate in 2012 to 22020 and replaced her with an older white guy pair those are there rules not our rules

rubÍn: momentos dolorosos. quÉ te digo, son momentos en donde acompaÑamos, en donde nos mostramos cariÑo, hay un amor ahÍ con los aÑos se fortalece. reportera: con aplausos y mÚsica de mariachi tocando el tema " a mi manera ", los presentes dieron el Último adiÓs a susana dosamantes. [mÚsica] paulina: los quiero con todo mi corazÓn y mi mamÁ les agradeciÓ siempre. yo sÉ que esta muestra de amor la recibo, mi mamÁ me enseÑÓ a honrarle y respetarla. gracias por su amor. guadalupe andrade para "despierta amÉrica" desde ciudad de mÉxico. karla: quÉ difÍcil para ese para su familia, reiteramos nuestro cariÑo y nuestro abrazo para ti paulina y toda tu familia. y bueno, cambiando de tema vamos hablar de una muy amiga de paulina, nos encontramos a —- en el aeropuerto y hablÓ sobre las acciones legales y tambiÉn enviÓ un sentido mensaje a paulina por la muerte de su mamÁ susana dosamantes. >>ella estuvo muy presente cuando mi mamÁ falleciÓ. son momentos duros, difÍciles, dolorosos y afortun

tonight the sale will be in conversation with trudy rubin the columnist with the philadelphia inquirer and a longtime friend of the author. truly, fiona it is an honor to have you with us, the screen is yours. >> thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be doing this and it could not be more timely. because this book, there is nothing for you here goes from the personal and a coal town to the political and the white house. and to the whole issue of populism and how we are all struggling to save democracy. and since you all know about fiona's testimony in the impeachment over the ukraine it's interesting to see at expressive trumpet cannot let go of coming out against anyone who criticizes him and has put together an outrageous statement about fiona after issuing her book. it does have a wonderful punchline which i think will probably be used by fiona in the future. because it is funny but it also speaks some truth. the ex-president said fiona hill was a deep state with a nice accent. that speaks to the whole issue about the conspiracy theory in the deep state. but also speaks to a northe

she jill rubin, and share singleton is here, welcome to you all. i want to start with looking at greetings to everyone. i want to start by looking at the ruling and what it means for future rights. i want you to listen to these comments from former judge w bush staffer, sarah fog, and on a panel on the weak person of chuck tiled. this was yesterday. >> it's not about getting rid of gay marriage. you have one supreme court justice -- won about >> kept packs? and whatever -- >> yes, but i think democrats started to overreach. when you start talking about protecting prescription drugs in the mail and figuring out some strategies to get abortions on it and indian reservations, it looks like abortion at all costs under -- that's not where the country. is sure, the country may see on his face, we don't want this row overturned, they don't want to -- that is not where the majority of the country's. >> jessica, i was on that panel. you all saw my face. are people wrong to worry about other laws in jeopardy. was i being gaslight? >> you're absolutely being

when we dropped in on her, she was rehearsing with cellist rubin kodheli. ♪ >> it's an opera she wrote about amelia earhart's doomed attempt to circumnavigate the globe. >> she's on this crackly radio, and she's going, like, i can see you but i can't hear you. they're going, i can hear you, but i can't see you. >> she's in perpetual motion, playing with technology and images, fascinated by language and sound. >> what was really fun about this -- oh, wait. >> she's working with an australian university on an artificial intelligence program loaed with everything she's ever written, said, or sung. you can ask it a question or give it a photograph, and the algorithm creates an original poem in the words and speech pattern of laurie anderson. >> half of it is really terrible poetry. a quarter of it is kind of interesting. and a quarter of it is really kind of great. >> to see how it works, we uploaded a photograph of my newborn son, sebastian. wow. >> the mouth, the eye, the hand, the face. there's nowhere to go. it's everywhere. now that i'm here, i can't believe it's me. who did this? who

. >> joining us now, joel rubin former middle east foreign policy consultant. good to have you with us. let's pick up where hadas left off there. there is pessimism on the part of palestinians but hope as we heard from one official, they continue to open for serious outcomes. realistically, what do you expect to come of this meeting? >> erica, this is a very important meeting. it is putting the palestinian issue back on the map. what joe biden is doing here in israel today where i am in jerusalem and as well as going to bethlehem and then to saudi arabia is restoring american global leadership and putting issues back into discussion that president trump dropped and dropped in a most damaging way to american interests and to the region. and so this discussion, these meetings, we're seeing some movement, president abbas spoke with layair lapid recently, we' seeing more american aid going in. it won't resolve everything for certain, and that is core to understanding this, it cannot all be resolved in one day, but this is starting the discussion at the highest leve

it legislator, that officer is rubin ruiz, the husband of slain schoolteacher ava morales, saying he was checking his phone because his wife had contacted him saying she had been shot and was dying. adding, he tried to save her but was held back and eventually had his gun taken away and was escorted from the school. as uvalde families demand answers, now victims as young as 10 are pushing for change. >> no one has to go through what i've gone through at school. i felt sad because most of my friends passed away. >> reporter: now the school district, willie, just announced it performed a audit for security and safety that is going to be implementing change as head of the next school year which is only in a matter of weeks. some of the things that they're going to be doing, more fencing around school districts and added cameras and upgrades on doors and door locks in light of what happened. willie. >> glad you were able to clarify officer ruiz was looking to see if he could hear from his wife who was inside of the school and tragically was killed. and on this question of releasing the v

let's go to david rubin. former mayor of jerusalem, good to have you back. >> neil, good to be with you. neil: how would you describe the american israeli relationship these days? >> the american israeli relationship is based on a value such. when i hear the declaration about iran, it has been recycled many times and israelis have getting very impatient about that but i have to tell you, neil, this visit to israel is not about israel. the visit to israel is about saudi arabia and, what you have here is a situation where president biden doesn't really understand the arab world. in the arab world it is all about honor and you know, basically he, when he was running for president he greatly insulted the crown prince of saudi arabia. i'm not talking about right or wrong. there seemed to be good reason, but to insult him. now he has to come back with his tail between his legs to saudi arabia practically begging the crown prince's forgiveness so he will up the oil supply because of a problem that the president hims

doctor rubin of arrow with stanford children's health says his patients aren't really all that concerned because california is solid on protecting abortion rights. but he says he can say the same for his colleagues in anti abortion rights states. >> they have colleagues in oklahoma, texas, you know, and and i know that they're having concerns there because of, you know, the thoughts that their embryos not be safe or may not be protected or that manipulation of the embryos can be affected. >> doctor al vero says patients in those states will more than likely deal with uncertainty for the foreseeable future. he says that he's also gotten calls from patients outside of california asking if they can travel to get help. to data. brokers are promising to stop selling location, data people who are seeking abortion clinics permanently. >> this in response to a letter signed by u.s. senators alex padilla, elizabeth warren and others blasting companies safe graph and platt a one for collecting and selling that information. senator padilla called the decision a meaningful first step. >> san francis

jennifer rubin, thank you so much for joining us on the last word. >> my pleasure. >> coming, up tonight, breaking news about the january six committee investigation. there is a new federal criminal investigation involving, surprise, donald trump. cassidy hutchison was the first to describe -- to describe -- ♪♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. as a business owner, now that's eatin' good your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switc

a 45 year-old paul flores and his father rubin. paul flores is accused of killing elizabeth smart in 1996 and his father is accused hiding her body. smart's body was never found. she was killed in 2003. that's when at least they gave up the search so far, no word on the unexpected health concern that popped up and delayed the court proceedings. but things are supposed to resume in court tomorrow. and the east bay, the richmond city council, voted to at rent control to the november ballot. >> it would put annual cap on the amount that rate could go up for rent control units. so as it stands today, the maximum allowable increases more than 5% for some tenets. that could be about $100 more than the previous year. affordable housing advocates say this way too high and point to oakland's 3% cap to compare richmond started at 3% in 2016. but that rate has gone up since then. open fire department hired a new fire marshal and it's a historic one. you have police show wants o'brien was sworn in yesterday afternoon becoming the first woman t

. >> in vitro or fertility treatments, doctor rubin of arrow was stanford children's health says his patients aren't really that concerned because california is solid on protecting abortion rights. but he says he can't say the same for his colleagues in other states. >> they have colleagues in oklahoma, texas, you know, and and i know that they're having concerns there because of, you know, the thoughts that their embryos not be. safe or may not be protected or that manipulation of the embryos can be affected. >> says patients in those states will more than likely deal with uncertainty for the foreseeable future. he says he's also received calls from patients outside of california asking if they can travel to get help. >> another big story we're following tonight. a mega deal might be off the world's richest man says he is and ing his multi-billion dollar bid to buy twitter. an sec filing from today shows elon musk is terminating. has 44 billion dollar offer? >> to buy the social media company in the filing, musk says twitter has not been holding up its end in addressing some concern

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there's rubin 'hurricane' carter i guess out of those three it's got to be me, if it's those three. although we do love hurricanes, don't we folks we love the boxer, in the clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his trade so true, and also, we love hurricanes the actual storms, of course, when i say -- oh, the water and the wind and the destruction, you know, sometimes, i think to myself -- i would love to be swept up in a hurricane, and carried away -- away from the earthly concerns the reality, the many horrors -- the many horrors i visited upon myself and the people around me but i can't because i'm trapped here on this mortal coil we love the coil, don't we, folks? i'm here on the mortal coil. buffeted by the vicissitudes of life and where i will inevitably face the grim consequences of all the destruction i have wrought. these guys know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] personally, i think that maybe trump is just especially wounded after the january 6th committee aired those embarrassing outtakes last week from his speech the day after the attempted coup in addition to sh

jennifer rubin is here, liz cheney and larry hogan stand against the republican lies. in it, republicans have made the right choice in denouncing former president donald trump for his attempted coup. they should take a lesson from representative liz cheney and maryland larry hogan whom showed up over the weekend what it means to stand up for truth. senator hogan made a statement do not vote for election deniers, period. where are the others, where are presidents george w. bush and john kasay of ohio. when are the current republican officials who claim to reject maga delusions such as asia huppenson. every one of them should follow cheney and hogan's lead in urging republicans not to vote for the slew of election deniers running for critical offices that affect elections. so, jen, governor hogan said over the weekend, couldn't bring himself to support the nominee now in maryland who the republican seeking to take his seat, running against the democrat wes moore in maryland. but as you say, hogan, cheney, that small group, they're the outliers. they're the ones who have

rubÍn: le mandÉ muchos mensajes, para mÍ susana fue como una madre. una pÉrdida muy dolorosa. y bueno, obviamente mi hermana paulina, enrique, familia, nos duele mucho la pÉrdida y claro que estuvimos en contacto con ellos y les hicimos llegamos el cariÑo y nuestro apoyo. un gran talento, una seÑora increÍble, quÉ te puedo decir? la verdad es que conmigo fue como una segunda madre, con eso digo todo y entonces es una pÉrdida muy dolorosa. la vamos a extraÑar mucho. jorge ugalde para televisa espectÁculos. carlos: muchas vidas tocÓ susana dosamantes. jessica: cambiando un poco de tema si eres fanÁtico de tom cruise y checo pÉrez te va gustar esta nota porque tom cruise cumpliÓ 60 aÑos y lo festejÓ junto al papÁ de checo pÉrez. quiso festejar su cumpleaÑos a toda velocidad y asistiÓ al premio de gran bretaÑa. carlos: la imagen se hizo viral y muestra con otto cruz abraza el padre del piloto mexicano sergio checo pÉrez que logrÓ terminar el segundo lugar del podio. jessica:tom se mostrÓ con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja e incluso le da algunas palmadas en la

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marlon yoder and rubin discover racing by listening to transistor radios in the woods and haven't looked in the rearview mirror sense. they both join me now. glad to have you on the program. what is unique and fascinating story, marlin, tell me about the decision. it is a big one to walk away from that lifestyle and then throw yourself directly into nascar. >> yeah, it is definitely a big, huge change to leave a very slow pace lifestyle to go to not just leaving the amish, but then eventually working my way into nascar. definitely a very fast pace lifestyle compared to what i grew up to. >> brian: ruben, i know you mentioned you have some cousins but i'm curious listening to nascar on the radio, was that the impetus for leaving the amish community and living the lifestyle? was it directly to be a part of nascar? >> it was not when i left. i didn't know what i would end up doing but i know i wanted something different, something more fast-paced and something, i guess, more like the rest of the world and not as secluded and not living that slows lifestyle and not having any electricity, ho