So, Oh, So, All right kicking it off at 12.31 p.m. on Saturday, September 26th, 2020.

How are you guys doing this week? It is BK here one more week in a row.

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Kilo actual and check out that Instagram at BK actual very quickly before we get into this week's news I had a programming

announcement and yes after being berated online many many times by many many of

you I will be doing a debate special and yes the debate is happening Tuesday I am going to

record the debate with me and possibly a special guest doing some hilarious commentary

just like I did with the 2016 debates those turned out really funny and you guys like them a lot and I've

been getting asked numerous times to do it so I thought what the hell let's do it so look for that to be posted as soon as the

debate is over and it will be infinitely more amusing than watching the debate itself I

can promise you that so with that being said let's get into our news this week and I thought I'd start with a few

animal stories as you guys know I'm very much into animals and I have a very clearly

delineated animal hierarchy and I thought we'd start

with this story out of Tasmania and this is when more than 450 pilot whales became stranded on the west coast of the island state in Australia.

They're not sure how it happened.

They think these whales might have taken a wrong turn or chased their prey into shallow waters but somehow they ended up stranded on this

remote beach in Tasmania. So they're working on a big rescue mission now.

Scientists are racing to save as many as they can.

And they also found a further 200 whales, four to 6 miles deeper into the harbor and most of them were

believed to be dead. Now these mass whale strandings are not uncommon but this recent beaching is the worst in the state's history

and the first involving more than 50 pilot whales since 2009. In 1935,

294 whales beached themselves in the state of Tasmania, and at least in 2017, at least 250 pilot whales died in New Zealand after swimming into a shallow bay.

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