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Sep 17, 2026

Uncle JimmyHOST
49:44
And I'm sure that's skewing some of the – I'm sure that's skewing some of the averages there.
Uncle JimmyHOST
49:50
But on a lot of cars, and going all the way back to the turn of the century, it's the year 2000 and up, and even before that a little bit, some of these have amazingly defective airbags, Takata airbags.
Uncle JimmyHOST
50:03
And I think that you could make this part of a Cash for Clunkers 2.0 program.
Uncle JimmyHOST
50:09
Where if you have a car that has a Dakota airbag, you might get an extra thousand dollars.
Uncle JimmyHOST
51:09
But if you, you went out and said, look, if you trade it in, we'll give you 3,500 bucks.
Uncle JimmyHOST
51:13
If it's got an open recall on it, we'll give you an extra grand, you know, and maybe, maybe the figures would need to be different.
Uncle JimmyHOST
51:20
But if somebody said you could get extra money for trading in a car, it's got a shit Takata airbag in it.
Uncle JimmyHOST
51:25
you'd fucking check it out, wouldn't you? I think so.
SmokestackHOST
63:58
but...
SmokestackHOST
63:58
You remember the Takata thing? They put airbags in like a million different manufacturers' vehicles' cars.
SmokestackHOST
64:03
It's a widespread thing, so you've got to double-check.
Rick StacyHOST
64:06
Every week we take a sideways look at our nation's politics, so to the White House we go.
Jerry PerezHOST
23:15
So again, this is not to say mistakes don't happen, but you know, just a little bit of insight on how Honda handles all those things, including making mistakes, including issues which sometimes take years, you know, to fix.
Jerry PerezHOST
23:28
I mean, remember Takata airbags, you know, and, and, and stuff like that? Uh, shit happens.
Joel FederHOST
23:33
You got, you got a deep pull there with the Takata.
Joel FederHOST
23:36
[laughs]
Jerry PerezHOST
23:36
You gotta, you gotta still clean up, uh, whatever messes you make, and, uh, they're well aware of that.
Paul C. ThorntonHOST
1:33
For years, he served as one of the lead automotive reporters for the Fox Sports Automotive Team, and he became a regular expert contributor on Fox News Channel, working the floor at all the major auto shows from Los Angeles and Detroit to Chicago and New York.
Paul C. ThorntonHOST
1:51
Over the course of his career, he has covered many of the industry's biggest breaking stories, including the Takata airbag recalls, cash for clunkers, and the automotive bailout.
Paul C. ThorntonHOST
2:05
His reporting has never been confined to four wheels.
Paul C. ThorntonHOST
2:09
Mike is considered an expert contributor on all forms of mainstream transportation, covering automotive, motorcycle, marine, and recreational vehicles, and his work spans everything from general news to industry politics.
Lauren FixHOST
34:15
And that is the rear view camera.
Lauren FixHOST
34:18
Much like the Takata airbag, this is a pretty much a global recall, which no one's talking about.
Lauren FixHOST
34:24
When I found it, I said, Carl, we got to cover this.
Lauren FixHOST
34:27
Rear view cameras.
Lauren FixHOST
35:34
more.
Carl BrouwerHOST
35:35
Yeah, and I think it's systemic.
Carl BrouwerHOST
35:37
Just like Takata airbag was systemic, there was a bad mixture of chemicals that caused over time for the explosive power in those airbags to get more powerful.
Carl BrouwerHOST
35:47
than it was supposed to be.
Anthony CalhounHOST
3:24
And like I said, I know this because I've caught myself doing it and I had to kind of check myself, is just getting too comfortable with the work, right? I mean, how many guys you see nowadays working on airbags and they don't even disconnect the battery, right? They're just busting them out.
Anthony CalhounHOST
3:40
And I mean, there's some recalls where the Takata airbag, GM wants you to put it in a cage.
Anthony CalhounHOST
3:46
I don't even think most shops probably know where that cage is, right? Because you're snipping wires and kind of sliding the airbag in and out of it.
Anthony CalhounHOST
3:54
And what happens is I've been working on EVs for so long.
Merle HarmonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:48
One and two.
Merle HarmonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:55
Brewers lead at 2 to 1 Joshua to home run on the first the White Sox tied the game in the fourth the Brewers came back to take a 2 to 1 lead in their half of the fourth there's a ground ball to second Takata down for the pickup on to Cooper at first base one out so Bannister is gone that'll bring up Zist Ritchie is 0 for 1 with a walk well here's one that's a little late on August 16th the girls from St. Michael's x-ray department we're here at the Brewers ball game They had a tailgate party before the game, and I think we missed that one.
Merle HarmonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:28
Donna, Diana, Terry, Jan, Debbie, Dana, Chris, Barb, Irene, Kathy, and Diane.
Merle HarmonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:36
They're great Brewer fans, though, the X-ray department at St. Michael's.
Devin FrascheiserHOST
4:14
Okay.
Vinh TranGUEST
4:15
It's the R&D branch of Takata.
Devin FrascheiserHOST
4:18
Ah, yes.
Devin FrascheiserHOST
4:19
I know Takata for a very different reason.
Devin FrascheiserHOST
4:21
They were in the news for a hot minute there.
Vinh TranGUEST
4:23
Yes.
Brian BrodyGUEST
12:36
You take it into the shop and you get it done.
Brian BrodyGUEST
12:38
But as an example, for those, I don't know if you've heard about the Takata airbag recalls, where those airbags were practically claymores, where they had little pieces that would come out when the airbag inflated.
Brian BrodyGUEST
12:51
But there wasn't necessarily a fix available right away.
Brian BrodyGUEST
12:54
There was a lot of problems with that recall process.
Katie ChambersHOST
1:20
Then we're going to look at cybersecurity from the other side of the screen and find out how an ethical hacker actually thinks, where they look for weaknesses and how easy it can be for businesses and individuals to expose themselves without realising it.
Katie ChambersHOST
1:34
And also today, thousands of older Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the UAE may still be driving with a deficit to Qatar airbag.
Katie ChambersHOST
1:42
So how dangerous is the risk and what should owners do if you think your car is effective? I think what makes me and Georgia the same, I guess, in one respect, other than being blonde and British, is that both of our motivations as families for moving here was to make us more comfortable financially quicker than we would in the UK.
Katie ChambersHOST
2:11
And I'm asking you that today.

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Katie ChambersHOST
46:55
She's a security research engineer based in India.
Katie ChambersHOST
46:58
She's also an ethical hacker, like I said, and she'll be speaking at GYSEC Global next week.
Katie ChambersHOST
47:09
If you are an owner of an older Toyota or Lexus, you might want to listen up because the companies have relaunched a major safety campaign in the UAE, urging owners of older vehicles to check whether their cars still have a defective Takata airbag.
Katie ChambersHOST
47:25
Now, the recall itself we know is not new, but it remains the largest automotive safety recall in history.

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