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All right, Dirty on the 30, so this is how we're breaking it up again. We're going to do it similar to what we did yesterday. I'll do the 6.30 because Shannon is on her honeymoon. Lydia, 7.30, Kev 8.30, Zachariah with maybe we do like a dual Zach-Bianca because I feel bad leaving Bianca out of this thing.

Don't feel bad.

Maybe Zach has to like bring Bianca in as a special correspondent or something. What do you think? Okay, it's going to get extra dirty in here, huh? It's going to get extra dirty with you guys. Filthy. All right, we're going to start off with this one. Did you guys hear about Brad Pitt's L.A. home got robbed? No. So you know how there's been a number of home robberies here of some high-end homes? And there's a bunch of, they say, I guess, gangs that are coming from another country that are coming and doing these things. The police are investigating a burglary at Brad Pitt's home. The actor whose movie F1 opens up in theaters this weekend reportedly was not home at the time. Three suspects reportedly breached the premises by climbing a fence and entering through the front window, ransacking the home and fleeing with an undisclosed amount of property. The suspects have not been identified. Interestingly enough, Brad Pitt's former lover, Jennifer Aniston's home, was just recently robbed within the last month or so. So there's been a number of these L.A. homes that have been facing with some home burglaries. Do you guys know the movie that was based on the life of Vogue magazine's Anna Wintour? The Devil Wears Prada. The Devil Wears Prada. Well, the devil's not going to be wearing Prada anymore because Anna Wintour is leaving Vogue. She's actually retiring from her services from being the head of Vogue magazine.

So you don't read Runway? No. And before today, you had never heard of me? No. And you have no style or sense of fashion? Well, I think that depends on what you're... No, no. That wasn't a question, so you don't read Rhonda.

Yeah, there you go. Wintour, by the way, has been the head of Vogue magazine, it seems like, since its existence. She's about 8,000 years old. Actually, she's only 75 years old. She will remain as the chief content officer of the global directory that kind of puts Vogue magazine together, but they're going to be looking for a brand-new person. How does that magazine survive without somebody that is, like, that identifiable?

I mean, I guess it was going to have to happen at some point. You know what I mean? So they've already, you know, part of the Twitter sphere, they already got a guy that they're looking at. His name's Edward Inifel. He's of British Vogue. And if selected, he'd be the first black LGBT executive to lead the company. So that's what they're looking at right now. That's the only name that they mention.

Well, they have to do that. Like, they honestly, they have to. What do you mean they have to? Well, they have to have some, they can't go with some other, you know, I think they can't go with another just woman that's running the magazine. They've got to step it up a little bit, and they've got to have somebody that's going to set the next mark for Vogue magazine. Like, I think Vogue magazine is one of those magazines that nobody talks about unless they're talking about, what is the thing? The Met Gala. The Met Gala.

I feel like that's the case for almost every magazine. Yeah, Vogue is probably the biggest and most notable magazine outside of Pride time.

Can I ask an honest question? Because you guys are all not a... the age like i was i i used to have magazine subscriptions yeah like i would have sports illustrated as my regular and i would get so mad when my kids would see my sports illustrated swimsuit issue before i would did you guys ever subscribe to a magazine nah i used to i mean

maybe sports illustrated back in the day one time i used to like my highlights magazines oh you had highlights for sure you get highlights in the dentist office you never got it at home

no we wasn't doing that i bet you bianca doesn't even know what a magazine is bro i don't even

know magazines had subscriptions so i'm not gonna lie really what did you how did you think they

came to you like how did you how did you think people got them or was it just at doctors i thought

just like random like hey take a magazine yeah like in a grocery store a boy would ride his bike

that was mojo freebies i was a newspaper delivery kid yeah back in the day uh in a local story that is garnering a bunch of national attention it's in plymouth canton schools where a student by the name of Danielle Koloff suing the school with the help of the ACLU because she says that she has the right not to stand up during the Pledge of Allegiance. This morning, a Michigan middle

schooler is taking a stand over her right to sit. I decided I wanted to sit down because I didn't feel comfortable standing. 14-year-old Danielle Koloff is suing her school district after she claimed she was targeted by a teacher and humiliated for protesting the Pledge of allegiance. Danielle, whose family is Palestinian, says she chose to stay seated during the pledge for several days this year to protest America's role in the war in Gaza. But according to the newly filed lawsuit, when her teacher saw Danielle wasn't standing, she called her out. The teacher addressed the class and said that anyone that was sitting down was being very disrespectful. Then when asked about the incident, the teacher allegedly told Danielle to go back to your country, saying she needed to stand for the pledge since you live in this country and enjoy its freedom. I was sobbing and I ran out of the room crying. In the days after the incident, the school said it took appropriate action, but Danielle's father claims they didn't do nearly enough.

Their only solution was to put my daughter in a different class.

Now the ACLU is suing on Danielle's behalf, claiming the teacher and school discriminated against the teen and violated her rights. They're seeking monetary compensation.

The Supreme Court ruled years ago that students have the right to be able to sit during the Pledge of Allegiance in a case that was fought before Danielle. And Danielle's case, obviously, is being handled by the ACLU. We have no more dirty. I think I've done it. I did two clips and three stories. Thoughts? How long was it? It was long.

I should be timing it. He who has the fastest, who has the longest.

Sally, you. He's, by the way, very mean to me, Chelsea. That's not true. Will you please keep him in line?

That's not true. Miss something in the Dirty on the 30? Listen on our podcast now at mojointhemorning.com.

I like to make the dirties more of a discussion. That's why I ask guys. Listen, I had to reminisce a little bit about magazines and me being a paper delivery boy. I'm good with it.

Just don't tell us they got to be short dirties if yours is going to be a segment.

Madeline, how you doing?

Hi.

Good morning. Hey, we're doing good. Madeline, please keep it short, your excitement. It's okay.

I missed the dirty because I was not listening and trying to get through to you guys, but I'll catch up to that later. That's all right.

You'll listen to the podcast later. I think you'll enjoy it. Congratulations. You're a winner.

Thank you. Yay.

Hang on the phone. We're going to get you set up with a $50 gas card to Kroger, courtesy of Green Flame Tequila, and you're now qualified to win a 2025 loaded Chevy Trax or $20,000. It's going to be a fun summer for you.

Oh, my gosh. Yes.

I cannot wait. Have a great morning. Have a great weekend. Hold on one second.

Thank you. You too. Bye-bye.

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