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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 45 MIN

The Mornin' Experience 10_7

from The Mornin' Experience W/ Marquis Lupton · host M.Lupton

On today’s episode of The Mornin’ Experience — California makes history (again). Governor Gavin Newsom just signed a groundbreaking law to regulate major AI companies, saying the state can “protect communities and keep innovation alive.” Translation: California’s not letting the robots run wild — at least, not yet. Meanwhile, Apple’s stirring the pot after pulling an ICE-tracking app from its App Store, claiming it posed “safety risks” to agents.The move’s got the tech world — and the Trump administration — heated. And if you’re wondering why there’s radio silence on new job numbers, it’s because the Labor Department’s monthly report is missing in action thanks to the ongoing government shutdown. Economists are calling it the murkiest moment for hiring data in over a decade.And for Topic Tuesday — we’re asking: Is trick-or-treating still a thing? Or did the kids trade costumes for TikToks? It’s all coming up on The Mornin’ Experience — where culture, commentary, and comedy collide.

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