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00:01Hello everyone! I'm sure we've all noticed the air quality issue the last
00:05couple days here in Michigan and probably many surrounding areas too, but
00:08I just want to let you know I have done some testing on the air. I do my little
00:13jar test. I put my jar outside. We had it outside for most of the day yesterday,
00:16overnight last night, wanting to know what's in the air. So here are the things
00:19that I'm finding. Hydrocarbons and sulfites, which is pretty common when
00:22we're burning something, so that that's pretty standard. Other things that I'm
00:26finding lead, acetone, graphene oxide. So those are all other toxins that I'm
00:32finding in the air right now with the haze and the smoke that are filling our
00:36skies. So where all those are coming from, not sure, but you have to remember not
00:41only is there a potential wood burning, but we're also potentially burning some
00:44kind of structure. We're also dealing with some of the chemicals or toxins that they
00:48are spraying to help reduce the fire like the flame retardants and all of that.
00:53So definitely more than just smoke out there. So make sure you are taking what
00:57you need to help your system handle it. Some extra drainage, some extra liver
01:00support, something along those lines. And if you're having some issues with it
01:03and you're not sure what to take, get ahold of me and get ahold of us so I can
01:06make sure that I'm getting you on the right track. So you're handling all this
01:09junk that's in our air. Okay. Have a great day guys.
01:12So if you guys haven't heard, Canada is been, has been set ablaze once again, and it is
01:19causing a lot of issues and a lot of American states, a lot of states across
01:23the country now are experiencing haze and smoke and yellow skies due to the wildfires
01:31going on in Canada. And I want to play a couple of videos. I thought I had it queued
01:37up. Apparently I didn't order to go. I had, I had some videos to show you all of some of
01:44these wildfires because the, I mean, it's just absolutely insane. And downright, honestly,
01:52scary. Some of these images, you know, just, just terrifying. Absolutely. Oh, here, here we go.
01:59Here we go. Absolutely terrifying stuff like
02:04this image here.
02:08Look at that.
02:12Crazy. Absolutely insane stuff right there. And also, I have this video clip here of these guys
02:21on a train in the middle of the wildfire.
02:35That is terrifying.
02:39Holy crap. Oh, that's all right. This kind of burnt off. So we'll be okay now.
02:47Yeah. Oh yeah. Look over there.
02:53We were guys got a light now or what?
02:59You guys get that light?
03:03Oh yeah. Oh yeah. They're clipping.
03:07That's a meat and a half.
03:15It almost makes you wonder, did they have to wait for this train to pass before they could go?
03:20And that's why they're just sitting there. But, but either way, that is terrifying.
03:25Absolutely terrified. Because it's not like you're going to be able to get out and run.
03:29You know what I mean? Like everything around you is on fire.
03:34And the smoke and everything outside of that, like, you know, even if you do manage to find some areas
03:40that aren't completely, you know, on fire, you got the smoke to deal with.
03:47You don't want to pass out out there. You do not want to pass out.
03:51Here's another video clip.
03:57Now, see the sun kind of peeking through right there. Wow.
04:02Here we go.
04:04It's not a rock. It's not a rock day.
04:07It's going to be right here a little bit.
04:09Yeah.
04:17Where's the blue rope? Behind us?
04:33Wild stuff.
04:34Look at the smoke coming right down the draw there.
04:41You can't even see the sky.
04:44It's crazy. It's broad daylight.
04:47Oh, man.
04:48Oh, they're getting out of there safely.
05:02Wild stuff.
05:04Wild stuff.
05:07Just absolutely crazy.
05:11I want to play this clip for you as well.
05:12The air 100 million Americans are breathing right now is 10 times more toxic than
05:17normal pollution, and it's spreading east by the hour. Here is what happened. Over 830 wildfires
05:22are burning across Canada right now, and today, the wind shifted, pushing thick walls of that smoke
05:26straight across the border into the United States. Look at Duluth, Minnesota. Its air quality score hit
05:31902 today. Anything above 300 is hazardous for every single person. Duluth is more than triple that,
05:37and it is racing east. Air quality alerts now stretch from Minnesota all the way to New York City,
05:42covering the entire states of Wisconsin and Michigan. Detroit, Milwaukee, Boston, and Philadelphia are
05:48all under it, and the heaviest smoke reaches Washington, D.C. by tomorrow. And here is why it
05:52is so toxic. The particles in wildfire smoke are small enough to slip past your lungs and enter your
05:57bloodstream, damaging your heart and nervous system. And this is only part of it. Right now,
06:01roughly four dozen large fires are burning across 15 states, from Minnesota to California. They have
06:06already burned an area larger than Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon combined. Drought and record heat
06:10turned an entire continent into fuel, and officials say this could burn until the snow comes back.
06:17Yeah, I've heard the same thing that some of these wildfires in Canada could burn until the winter.
06:26And that is a problem in my humble opinion. Canada needs to buy a toilet and a ruler and get
06:35the poop
06:35straight. Because that is just absolutely ridiculous.
06:40Us Americans, as you just saw there, Americans have to suffer because Canada can't get their stuff
06:48straight. It's crazy. It's crazy. I mean, it's even threatening the World Cup final.
06:58Look at the Meadowlands in New Jersey, where the World Cup final is going to be played on Sunday.
07:04The stadium, look at that. It's covered in this thick haze from the wildfire smoke from Canada and
07:08northern Minnesota. Yep, the smoke is spreading across the US, triggering air quality alert.
07:13That's in New Jersey right there. Look at that. Can barely see the wording on the side of the
07:19stadium right there. It's ridiculous. Because of Canada. It's in 20 states.
07:27Chanley Painter joins us with the details on these dangerous conditions. Good morning, Chanley.
07:32Yeah, hey guys, I don't know about you, but that smoke overnight still irritating my eyes.
07:36And the effects are not just here in New York City. That dense haze is choking areas all across the
07:41northeast and upper Midwest with air quality alerts in 20 states. Like you said, Minneapolis's air quality
07:47among the worst in the world among major cities. Air quality in Minneapolis entered the hazardous
07:52category Wednesday after reaching an air quality index of 460. For reference, a hazardous AQI is
07:59categorized as 300 and above. So that's really bad there. Detroit and Chicago are also experiencing
08:05those dangerous air quality levels. Take a listen to how some people in Detroit are reacting. Watch.
08:10I think about the people who have asthma and bad lungs. We have a friend of mine now that's in
08:17urgent
08:17care because of the smoke. My dog has a doctor's appointment tomorrow and we actually canceled it because
08:23my ride is my aunt and she's got asthma. Geez. Geez. Americans having to adjust our lives because of Canada.
08:40Well, personally, if I was, uh, you know, politician of any sort, I would be doing what these, uh,
08:50Michigan, um, Congress or lawmakers are, uh, trying to do demanding answers. And if we don't get answers,
09:02first off, uh, uh, I'm passing some legislation, okay. Um, to, to, to where we could do something
09:10about this, but then also I'm gonna, you know, pursue any and all legal avenues possible, including
09:15suing the country of Canada, right? Anything that I could possibly do to hold these folks accountable
09:22for this BS, I would be attempting to do for Michigan Republican members of Congress. They want
09:27answers from Canadian officials. They're saying not enough has been done over the past three years
09:32to try to prevent smoke from drifting across the border. That letter signed by John James, Lisa
09:38McClain, Jack Bergman, and John Molinar calling for details on how Canada is managing the fires and
09:44what will change before next summer. The lawmakers also suggest the United States could step in with
09:49more direct involvement, including fuel reduction and firefighting efforts. They did go on to say in part,
09:55and this is a quote, we remain ready to work with Canada in good faith as two nations with a
10:00long
10:00history of standing together, but that history does not entitle Canada to another year of excuses.
10:06Our constituents are breathing the consequences of this failure right now, and they deserve better,
10:11better than to be told again that it will be handled for Michigan. I agree with that 100%, 100%.
10:20Why should we have to suffer because of your incompetence? It's ridiculous. Why should anybody have to suffer?
10:31Because these far left, I'm going to be nice. I was going to say, say something. These far left, um,
10:46um, um, scholars.
10:51I'm being sarcastic, of course, on the scholars, um, they're far from that. But why should we have to
10:58suffer because they can't buy a toilet and a ruler and get the poop straight? Why should any American
11:06have to suffer because our neighbors up north can't figure it out? It's ridiculous. So what would you do
11:20to Canada? Let me know. Sanctions? I don't know. Well, what would you do? Let me know. But something's
11:29got to be done. This is just ridiculous. Blanketing, uh, a quarter of America in smoke is just crazy.
11:38It's just crazy. You know? And I saw, I saw a map of the smoke earlier that made it seem
11:45like it was
11:46even further than that. Um, like the map that I saw, it was like all the way down. Some of
11:53it was all
11:54the way down to Louisiana. So if you live in Louisiana, have you seen any smoke in the air?
12:01Let me know. I'm curious. Or down in that area of the country, have you seen any smoke?
12:10Let me know. Because I saw a map that showed that there is smoke that's blowing all the way there
12:17across the country. There were some other places as well, but I was like, geez,
12:20that far? All the way to the Gulf? Hmm. Interesting. Y'all get into the comments. Let
12:27me know your thoughts and your opinions. Peace.
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