Topic: Carnival Cruise

A massive brawl broke out aboard the *Carnival Legend* cruise ship in the South Pacific, involving 23 members of a single family. The captain was forced to dock the boat in New South Wales to have the family removed by police. Video footage showed security guards allegedly using handcuffs as brass knuckles to strike passengers, leading to questions about the conduct of the ship's security detail.

A class-action lawsuit against Resort Marketing Group has resulted in a settlement that could pay consumers up to $900 for unwanted robocalls received between 2009 and 2014. The calls offered "free cruises" on lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean, which denied authorizing the telemarketing. Listeners are encouraged to check the settlement website before the November 3rd deadline to see if their phone numbers are eligible for a payout.

A power outage on the Carnival Triumph cruise ship left passengers stranded in the Gulf of Mexico with failing sanitation systems. Adam Curry shares text messages from friends on the ship who confirmed the use of specialized red bags for human waste. The segment contrasts the dire media reporting with first-hand accounts of the conditions on board.

The fire aboard the Carnival Splendor cruise ship is discussed, with the hosts noting how quickly the story disappeared from the news cycle once the ship reached San Diego. They question the severity of the damage and suggest the incident remains "fishy" given its proximity to military activity in the region.

The power failure on the Carnival Splendor cruise ship is scrutinized, with the hosts suggesting the "engine fire" narrative may be a cover for an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) event. They analyze interviews with passengers who claim they were "debriefed" and "decompressed" in San Diego. The segment highlights the lack of visible smoke damage and the suspicious timing of a USA Today article about EMP threats.

The Carnival Splendor cruise ship lost all power off the coast of Mexico, leading to a massive military-assisted tow to San Diego. A theory is proposed that an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) from a Chinese submarine may have disabled the ship as a show of force following U.S. currency devaluation.