Hey, everybody. It is Wednesday, April 19th. You're listening to the Monos podcast. I'm

Moche. When you're new and I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place to re bring you just the facts.

And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to Jill. I feel

like I saw a familiar face on local news today. That be me, Moche. Yes, I anchored for news

day TV. That is the same place where I did election night coverage. It was a lot of fun and

it was good to just anchor and kind of use that skill. Again, it's like it is like writing a

bike I have to say. So if any listeners are out there on Long Island, catch a glimpse of Jill's

coverage on news day TV. She will alert us all to the next appearance on her Instagram account.

Absolutely. Okay, let's get to the headlines here, though. The Kansas City homeowner,

accused of shooting a teen who mistakenly rang his doorbell, turned himself in what he told

police about why he fired his gun and also an update on Ralph Yarl's condition. We got our first

glimpse of detained American journalist Evan Gershkovich in a Russian courtroom after his arrest

on spying charges last month. No surprise, a judge upheld his detention. Tucker Carlson and Sean

Hannity will not be taking the stand. Fox has settled with Dominion on the first day of its trial

for hundreds of millions of dollars. The Oklahoma governor calling on officials to resign over

a recording of racist and threatening remarks. We'll discuss the latest viral debate. Who should

clean up after kids on an airplane? Jill, we've told the Moe News Committee on Instagram and you

might be surprised by the result. Oh, very excited. The comeback of a lifetime, three and a half

months after suffering cardiac arrest, Bill's, Demar Hamlin gets the okay to place football again,

incredible. And it's the end of an era. Netflix is officially shutting down its legacy DVD by male

business, which yes, apparently was still a thing. Jill, I can't remember the last time I watched

a DVD, but we actually looked into recent DVD sales. And again, you might be surprised later in

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