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Oct 19, 2026

Steve CohenGUEST
35:31
We're living in a surreal world.
Steve CohenGUEST
35:33
And to see Donald Trump going around at these places like Florence, Arizona, and talking about the election being stolen from him, the man is mentally ill.
Steve CohenGUEST
35:41
And other times there would be a guy with a big, Ned coming after him to grab him and take him back to the asylum.
Michael CohenHOST
35:50
He's the kind of guy that you would see on television when they had the hook.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:42
Eva Dugan, the only woman Arizona has executed.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:47
Florence, Arizona, February 21st, 1930.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:52
In December 1926, A.J. Mathis lived by himself at his ranch on the Oracle Road, about four miles north of Tucson.
Darren MarlarHOST
3:01
He was in town on December 11th, and there, the Arizona Supreme Court later wrote, he met by chance a woman who had just arrived from California and was looking for employment.
Darren MarlarHOST
6:51
However, the jury was not bound to believe defendant's statement that Jack killed Mathis, Justice Ross wrote.
Darren MarlarHOST
6:58
They had a perfect right to disregard such statement.
Darren MarlarHOST
7:02
She spent her last night in the prison at Florence with the chaplain and a few friends, the AP reported.
Darren MarlarHOST
7:08
Until after midnight, she sat at a card table playing whist with two women friends and a woman prisoner while the death watch paced outside.
Bernie McPartlandPANELIST
43:27
Tom Mix, you probably don't remember him, big cowboy star.
Bernie McPartlandPANELIST
43:31
He was killed, killed, when he loses control of his speeding cord-fading convertible and rolls into a dry wash, now called the Tom Mix Wash, near Florence, Arizona.
Bernie McPartlandPANELIST
43:44
See the similarity there of maybe...
Bernie McPartlandPANELIST
43:47
Yeah,
Mike BroomheadHOST
9:20
Kylie Warner writes it.
Mike BroomheadHOST
9:22
Uh, Democrats question a 1.2 con- $1.2 billion contract to expand Florence immigration detention facilities.
Mike BroomheadHOST
9:31
So the Arizona...
Mike BroomheadHOST
9:33
Three US House Democrats demanding answers about co- this contract with GardaWorld last month.
Charlie KirkHOST
33:52
Charlie, Sharon and Rob here from Gold Canyon, Arizona.
Charlie KirkHOST
33:55
We went there last week, the new Pinal County office in Florence, Arizona.
Charlie KirkHOST
34:00
When they opened early voting, which is a hop, skip, and jump from Gold Canyon, no one in line to vote, meaning no wait.
Charlie KirkHOST
34:05
We were prepared with our ballots, so 15 minutes in and out of there.
KelseyHOST
34:07
In 1909, the prison had reached its limits and could expand no more to house the ever-growing inmate population.
KelseyHOST
34:13
A new prison in Florence, Arizona was completed in 1909, and inmates were transferred to the new prison, leaving the territorial prison empty.
KelseyHOST
34:20
The growing population of Yuma needed a temper- temporary building to use as a high school.
MeganHOST
34:25
[laughs]
KelseyHOST
36:47
Look at her.
KelseyHOST
36:48
Wow.
KelseyHOST
36:49
Pearl Hart gained notoriety on May 30th, 1899, when she and Joe Boot robbed the Globe to Florence stagecoach, making her a media sensation nationwide.
KelseyHOST
37:00
Sentenced to five years in Yuma Territorial Prison, she served only two after winning a pardon, reputedly stand- using her charm on both guards and fellow prisoners.
Clifford FewelGUEST
11:14
I didn't think I would wanna be one of these guys who has to peel off his uniform shirt down to his T-shirt so he can go in and have a beer and talk about what a hellish day they had.
Clifford FewelGUEST
11:23
And I thought, "Wow, there but for the grace of God go I." In 2008, I was living in Florence, Arizona, and that was the industry in town, and I was, I was at a crossroads.
Clifford FewelGUEST
11:36
And so I went in to talk to the hiring lieutenant, and she turned my head around.
Clifford FewelGUEST
11:40
She said, "Cliff, you're a smart guy, and don't think of it as just that you're gonna be a prison guard.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:52
And so, big news.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:54
A new copper plant just opened up in Florence, Arizona, bringing hundreds of jobs and more copper made right here in the U.S.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:02
Leaders from the community, government, and industry came together to celebrate the start of the Florence Copper Plant.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:09
It's the first new copper source in the country, they tell us, since 2008.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:14
The plant will make 1.5 billion pounds of copper, they say, over the next 22 years.
Sebastian FowlerGUEST
30:25
The first three were great.
Sebastian FowlerGUEST
30:26
Like, so just back to the, to the Florence...
Sebastian FowlerGUEST
30:29
It was the Florence Fire Department, by the way, in Florence, Arizona.
Sebastian FowlerGUEST
30:31
They're a bunch of big pussies.
Sebastian FowlerGUEST
30:32
And I, I don't know if I can say that on here, but they are.
Lauren GilgerHOST
24:47
ICE has signed a series of contracts worth up to $7.3 billion to expand attention in five states.
Lauren GilgerHOST
24:54
And here in Arizona, that adds up to a $1.2 billion contract to be spent in Florence.
Lauren GilgerHOST
25:01
The move comes after ICE's nationwide plan to buy up commercial warehouses and turn them into immigration detention facilities failed.
Lauren GilgerHOST
25:09
One of those warehouses was located right here in Surprise, where residents banded together to protest the move.
Michael RistonGUEST
26:14
And so that's what this contract is demonstrating.
Lauren GilgerHOST
26:17
Okay.
Lauren GilgerHOST
26:18
So one of those contracts here in Arizona, in Florence, $1.2 billion, it was awarded.
Lauren GilgerHOST
26:23
What do we know about what those plans might look like?

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