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around for the average It's Monday, the afternoon bulletin.

I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right, let's get briefed.

We'll start things off with the latest unrest in Los Angeles and the deep pockets that are funding the chaos.

These events typically have people and organizations and sacks of money somewhere behind the curtain.

We'll peek behind that curtain to see who might be pulling the strings.

Later in the show, it's the end of the road for

Greta Thunberg's latest attempt at performative art. Israeli forces boarded the activist cruise ship,

handed out food and water, took them to Israel, and processed everyone for deportation back to the

countries that they came from, assuming that those countries want them back.

But before heading home, the activists were to be shown a documentary about the Hamas atrocities of

October 7th that kicked off this latest conflict. But first, today's afternoon spotlight.

Sunday marked the third straight day of unrest in the city of angels from Los Angeles,

California. At least 2,000 anti-ice protesters shut down the 101 freeway and downtown L.A., bringing

traffic to a standstill for over an hour. Nobody noticed because traffic's always at a standstill.

The California Highway Patrol

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