Amy Robach

Everybody else has now left the Ed Sheeran Tour voluntarily.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

I got this right? He, there is no opening act left.

Do I have this correct?

But he creates the sounds for the song and, uh, live right there in front of you, and then loops them in such a way, and then performs the whole song where it sounds like there's a whole band up there, and it's just him.

It's phenomenal.

But Robs, during his three-hour set when we saw him at MetLife, he brought out This Irish band we're talking about, and Robes, he was gushing about them over and over and over to the point of annoyance.

He kept telling us all where we could s- where we could see them perform locally.

Today is Wednesday, September 16th.

I'm Amy Robach.

And I'm TJ Holmes, and I am grateful, babe, for a Christmas gift you gave me, right? All those months ago, a Christmas gift you gave me last year just paid off in recent weeks.

I had to wait eight months for it.

Good morning, wherever you may be.

We do appreciate you being here with us, making stops in a number of places today, including a couple of death chambers in the country, in Georgia and Texas.

Also make a stop in L.A., We'll make a stop in Pennsylvania where there's some more concerning news, and we'll, of course, make a couple of stops in D.C. Robes, let's start out in L.A.

This is a breaking story as of this morning, and it is still developing, but we have now gotten an update, Robes, on really a horrific situation for our industry, for our colleagues, but a news helicopter has crashed in L.A.

For them to all give that up speaks volumes.

And Robes, you said, "That's good.

They didn't go quietly." Um, but they all went thoughtfully, Robes, in such a way that felt personal and not political.

And I know you're gonna share the statements, but, uh, what's the name? Bioga?

Yes.

But he creates the sounds for the song, uh, live, right there in front of you, and then loops them in such a way, and then performs the whole song where it sounds like there's a whole band up there, and it's just him.

It's phenomenal.

But Robes, during his three-hour set, when we saw him at MetLife, he brought out this Irish band we're talking about, and Robes, he was gushing about them over and over and over, to the point of annoyance.

One for tomorrow, another one next week, and then six days after that, another one, and then another one the next day.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

What is Robes? Yes, a busy day on death row today, but this is going to be a busy next couple of weeks as we finish up September.

But...

This is something we rarely see.

We'll get into more details of it.

But right now, Robes, as we sit here and record this on this Wednesday, there's an execution tonight in Georgia that's scheduled but paused for now.

It may or may not happen, and it's going to be determined throughout the day today because the state of Georgia wants to, and they said they are keeping the execution scheduled while the courts figure out whether or not They can appeal a decision about a new law in Georgia that says they need to consider this inmate's history of violence as a child.

Everybody else has now left the Ed Sheeran tour voluntarily.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

I got this right.

There is no opening act left.

Their lives, the most exposure they were going to ever get stadiums.

They would never otherwise be able to sing or perform in and the money, the opportunity, the exposure for them to all give that up speaks volumes.

And Robes, you said, that's good.

They didn't go quietly.

For them to all give that up speaks volumes.

And Robes, you said that's good.

They didn't go quietly, but they all went thoughtfully, Robes, in such a way that felt...

Personal and not political.

And I know you're going to share the statements, but what's the name? Bioga? Yes.

But he creates the sounds for the song live right there in front of you and then loops them in such a way and then performs the whole song where it sounds like there's a whole band up there and it's just him.

It's phenomenal.

But Robes, during his three-hour set when we saw him at MetLife, he brought out This Irish band we're talking about, and Robes, he was gushing about them over and over and over to the point of annoyance.

One for tomorrow, another one next week, and then six days after that, another one, and then another one the next day.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ, What is Robes? This is something we rarely see.

We'll get into more details of it.

But right now, Robes, as we sit here and record this on this Wednesday, there's an execution tonight in Georgia that's scheduled but paused for now.

It may or may not happen, and it's going to be determined throughout the day today because the state of Georgia wants to, and they said they are keeping the execution scheduled while the courts figure out whether or not They can appeal a decision about a new law in Georgia that says they need to consider this inmate's history of violence as a child.

So we will get into that.

They found nothing.

They're holding Lopez at gunpoint.

We appreciate you, as always, spending a little time with us.

I'm TJ on behalf of my dear Amy Robach.

We'll talk soon.

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But look, I don't know exactly the application of this new law, but it doesn't seem like the reason why it was passed, the intention behind it, because you have to tie the abuse... to the crime these two women these two real estate agents didn't obviously do anything to him they were innocent so i i i'm not really sure how they would be able to tie the abuse to the homicide well the

judge right now at least says he has a right to be heard on that point so folks we are we're keeping an eye on those death chambers today one might get used and one still to be determined but we will let you know what happens we appreciate you as always spending a little time with us I'm TJ on behalf of my dear Amy Robach we'll talk soon today's

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