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In today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about Cinco de Mayo. Sharpe talks about how celebrating Cinco de Mayo in the United States is not culture appropriation.
Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined the show to talk about the first 3D printed Starbucks in Brownsville, Texas. He talked about how this may impact building in the future.
Danny Weiss with Common Sense Media joined the show to talk about the dangers of AI companions for children. The organization is recommending those under 18 avoid AI companions.
Steve Roberts, ABC News political analyst, joins the show to talk about an interview with President Donald Trump over the weekend. He talks about the questions presented to Trump about deportation flights.
Back on this day in 1997 Austin Powers International: Man of Mystery was released. It was the first of the Austin Powers franchise, grossed $67 million worldwide.
Kim Powell with Maricopa Animal Care and Control joined the show to talk about the "Empty the Shelters" campaign currently running across the Valley. She talks about what Maricopa County shelters are doing for the Bissell Pet Foundation campaign.
Peter Charalambous, ABC News correspondent, joined the show to talk about yesterday's ruling from a federal judge striking down the Trump Administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act. He talks about why the act was invoked, reasons the judge pushed back on the act and what the implications are nationally.
Karen Travers, ABC News White House correspondent, joined the show to talk about the changes in the Trump Administration yesterday. She talks about Mike Waltz leaving his National Security Advisor position to his possible new diplomat position.
Back on this day in 1999 SpongeBob debuted. The hit kid cartoon has been airing for decades, and it all started May 1, 1999.
In today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about what could have been done better in Emily Pike's case. Sharpe talks about how to prevent this from happening to other children.