All right, everybody. We've made it to Wednesday. It is Wednesday, August 9th. You're listening

to the Mo news podcast. I'm Mochakonunu. And I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place where

we bring you just the facts. And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't

have to Jill, you're here. I'm here. Neither of us won 1.55 billion dollars.

Like a crazy person, I made my husband go to a specific 711 to buy tickets yesterday,

but I guess it didn't work. After all that, what was so special about the 711? So my son is a 711

baby. Oh, born on July 11th. Okay. Yes. And it is a 711 that is close to the hospital where he was born.

All right. Well, you should keep trying. We'll get him next time. All right. Let's get to some

headlines here. An update on the big vote in Ohio that could have huge ramifications for abortion

rights in the state. Have you ever looked around and wondered how everyone can afford to do pretty

much everything. Those European vacations going to the Taylor Swift concert for a thousand dollars

and just pretty much exist these days. Well, Americans credit card debt just hit a record high

of more than one trillion dollars. We're going to break down the numbers. The Supreme Court has

ruled that the government can continue to crack down on ghost guns at least for now. Apple is making

a big change on its newest iPhone that some say is going to lead to some awkward phone conversations.

The unexpected sight of a new Holocaust museum. And the reason 40% of business leaders think that

Gen Z not ready for the workforce. Plus Moe has on the same history. Jill will take you back to the

building of the Tower of Pisa. And how soon they already knew it was leaning. All right. We're

going to start here with some big news out of Ohio. This was the big vote we told you about yesterday

and residents of the state on Tuesday overwhelmingly voted and rejected a state constitutional amendment

that would have made it harder to pass future state constitutional amendments. This was a measure

called issue one. If it passed, all citizen led measures in the future would have needed to

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