Rest In Peace Christopher Forsythe

The team confirms his identity through local reporting, offers condolences and later speaks with listener Kevin about Forsythe. Phil Almquist closes the Kayal and Company portion with events from music history before Dawn begins Dawn’s Big Three with the June inflation June consumer prices falling four-tenths of a percent and core prices staying flat for the month. We hear Rick Santelli react to the surprise report, compare the yearly readings with the prior month and discuss what the data means for President Trump, Republicans and Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh’s Capitol Hill testimony. The second story concerns Kaitlyn Tracey, a Canadian citizen living in New Jersey who is accused of striking an underage girl on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk over clothing that praises Trump and ICE. Dawn details the simple-assault, child-endangerment, harassment and obstruction charges, the ICE detainer and the plea for help posted by Tracey’s husband. The crew reacts to the alleged assault and the husband’s video. The third story begins with Flagler County deputies rescuing dogs and pigeons from the back of a sweltering U-Haul and arresting two men on animal-cruelty charges. Dawn then closes on a happier item: the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, Roger Penske’s White House appearance and the prospect of IndyCars racing near the National Mall. The final minutes mix Penske’s Philadelphia roots, Nick Kayal’s moving-truck memories