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You're listening to Bill Handle on demand
from KFI AM six forty. What's Trump

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gonna say, You're too old,
You're old, you're dodtering, Your mind

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isn't all there? How does Biden
respond? Does he say no? What

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he does is say experience, that's
what you're talking about here. I am

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the most experienced person in public public
service in the history of this country.

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And now Handle on the news.
Ladies and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle,

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and good morning everybody. Bill Handle. Here it is a foody Friday,

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June twenty eighth. Ooh man.
That was my prognostication of what happened last

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night, old and doddering. And
Trump didn't say it outright, although there

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was the implication. And President Biden
have to No, he did not have

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to. At one point he did. But then Biden didn't say experience,

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I'm wonderful and terrific. He basically
said yeah, you're basically right. It

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was not good news for Biden.
Thirty seconds into it. Thirty seconds into

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it, I started screaming, it's
over, it's done, this debate is

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finished. However, they're there.
What Biden walking up to the podum quodium

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When he walked out even he started, there is a way out for Biden.

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Everybody is talking about how it's done, it's finished. I was watching

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analysis and the analysts. I usually
watch CNN analysis more so than almost any

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anybody else because I think I think
that's among the best. Even though they

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are biased, they're not crazy like
Fox, They're not crazy like MSNBC,

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which you even know where going to
go. They do bring some balance and

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it was the but you know what, I'm going to talk more about that

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coming out, because there's a world
to this that we have to talk about.

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This debate was so important and it
was such a disaster for Joe Biden.

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And as I suggested, uh,
which of the President Trump's were we

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going to see? We saw both. We saw both that I called,

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Okay, let's say hello to Neil, good morning, good morning, Happy

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Friday, Willie Wolf, Yeah,
and Amy, good morning. We Hi

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there you are guess what I sent
you? Okay, gentleman's men? Yeah,

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yeah, you guys are I thought
of your testicles? They don't sound

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like that this squish. Yeah no, it's sort of a squishy. Uh,

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let's not go there. Good morning. And I was fine until that

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sort of started. It codo,
Good morning? Is it is it?

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Yeah? Started like the debate got
started up? Okay, okay, true

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story. So you know how much
I make fun of Lindsay uh constantly?

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And she keeps her dog's ashes on
a shelf that we have and I'm not

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into that. You know, there's
the name of the dogs and there are

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these boxes of dogs ashes, like, what the hell is that about?

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And little Tommy, the little doxy
we have, was neutered. All right.

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Do you know where his balls are
next to yours? No? No,

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they are in a jar. Uh
you do that? What you can

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do that? I have no idea. I didn't, but it's like I'm

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not going to keep someone's balls and
a jawort. Well, actually my balls

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are always caught up in a jar
and they transferred from you know, woman

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to woman in my life. Are
they preserved or little raisins like yours?

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No, I don't do that.
Many steroids. No, they're just in't

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like from aldehyde or something. And
there's some nuts, very strange, very

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strange. You know. I should
take a picture of that and we'll put

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it up. What do you think, Anne? Go for it? Oh?

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Friday? Who oh? I like
for Friday? Energy She's like,

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do it, Phil, I dare
you? Oh you don't want to say

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I dare you? No, No, No, that's not going to help

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you at all. All Right,
guys, we have so much to talk

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about, and unfortunately for Biden,
the day after is not a very good

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day. So let's start with handle
on the news on this foody Friday,

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June twenty eighth, with Amy and
Neil and me Le. Sorry, Yeah,

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it was not a good night for
Joe Biden. Everything that his allies

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were afraid were going to happen happened, and only the only silver lining watching

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it last night was knowing that he'd
wake up this morning not remembering it.

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You know. Interesting, I was
watching CNN and one of the analysts said,

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no, it was in the msmbere
just a second, and someone who's

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very close to Biden said, he
probably doesn't even know it was bad.

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He didn't even know, and then
mentioned Obama that first debate that Obama had

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that was horrible, which he was
able to recover from. Obviously, he

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didn't know how bad he tanked it
until his advisor said, do you understand

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you screwed the pooch on this?
There is clearly he blew it and then

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Donald Trump as I said, well, I'm going to talk more about this

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seven o'clock because I can just go
on and on and on, and we

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still have news coming up. But
I'm not even to go around the table

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and said who won, because it
wasn't even a race. And the unfortunate

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part is already Biden has some real
disadvantage. He's a stutter that he used

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to be a horrible sutter, and
that hurts. He is a bad communicator,

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he is not a good debater.
You put all of that together,

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and he's eighty one years old.
Oh and he had a cold. You

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know what you could tell, well, no, you could tell he wasn't

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feeling well. You could tell his
voice was scratchy. You could tell he

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was coughing. That you could.
And that's one of the ways I think

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he may get out of it.
Not trying to deny it. You're shaking

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your head, Amy, all right, I'm gonna say it, right,

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No, I'm not. I'm gonna
save it till I come back. I

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think there is a way he can
worm his way out of this if you

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will or at least ameliorate the person. And I'll tell you exactly that at

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seven o'clock when we come back.
Excellent word yep, yep, what nice

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word choice, Amelia, thank you, I thank you. What does it

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mean to help okay, to help
the situation, to make it better?

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I like it. Well, things
are not getting better for this guy,

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because the felonies they're just racking up. A homeless convicted sex offender has officially

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been charged with trying to rape somebody
and also trying to kill somebody, and

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this is tied to the attacks in
Santa Monica on Monday. Witnesses say that

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Juwan Garnett first attacked a seventeen year
old girl just north of the pier and

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then punched and bit and tried to
sexually assault another homeless woman who tried to

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intervene to help the seventeen year old
girl. And then he went and allegedly

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grabbed a seventy two year old woman, dragged her into the ocean, and

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tried to drown hers. You know
what, Thankfully he didn't put any trees

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or anything in front of his business
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that's illegal. You know, usually, Neil, you're pretty open minded and

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you you don't really attack people very
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homeless people. No, I have
a thing about politicians dealing with homeless people.

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Okay. And I don't think that
it is compassionate to let feral humans

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run around. I don't think that
that's feral humans. Yeah, well that

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is a probo. By the way, I don't I just don't think that's

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feral humans. By the way,
I don't disagree with you, but that's

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what you do. It to animals, at least pay them and new to

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them. Well, you know a
lot of it. You know what we

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do. We put down animals when
they're suffering. And we can't do that.

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We cannot, you know, we
cannot practice euthanasia. Although I h

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we have youth here too and there
they have just as many problems. I'm

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just saying, I know, I
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it's compassionate, and I think it's
the exact opposite of what most people think.

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I'm with Neil. Yeah. See, hey, I don't disagree with

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you. I'm just pointing out how
engaged you are, and this one usually

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in life. You and I know
each other for years and years. You

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don't give a rats ass about life
except for this, it's not true.

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Okay, we're coming back, not
yours, I understand, all right.

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So yesterday, to handle chagrin,
Oklahoma's top educational official ordered public schools to

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incorporate the Bible into lessons for grades
five through twelve. And this appears to

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be more efforts by conservative types to
incorporate religion into classrooms. Yeah, isn't

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that special? And as Republican state
Superintendent Ryan Waltz said, the Bible is

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an indispensable historical and cultural touchstone.
Without it, Oklahoma students are unable to

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properly contextualize the foundation of our nation. Look at the Constitution. Where do

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you see the word God in the
Constitution? Where do you see the word

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separation of church and state? If
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a bridge the way it's it's described. Congress shall not a bridge. The

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freedom of religion cannot get in the
way of freedom. That doesn't mean it

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doesn't even say there's a God,
because you can argue that it even includes

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atheists, which has been by the
way interpreted by the courts. God does

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not exist in the Constitution. It
doesn't. The creator does, and there

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is no creator is only in the
Declaration of Independence, not the law of

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the land. Big difference, but
the difference there is no separation of church

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and state. Those that term does
not exist. The air force doesn't exist.

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That term doesn't either exist. But
we're allowed to have armed services.

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So you can extrapolate. It's fair
to say the abridgment no abridgment of religion.

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Congress shall not a bridge religion.
You can say that means separation.

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The other day about the privacy is
not in the constitution. That is correct.

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It's a question of how it's interpreted. But anyway, the point I'm

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making here is this is going to
be attacked if this is not an a

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direct attack or slam on the whole
concept of separation of church and say,

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we'll see what the court has said. I don't agree with this. I

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don't think you should teach the Bible, and I don't think I think religion

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should be separate from school. I
don't think that you should ban being able

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to pray by the way I had. I took a Bible course in public

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school and it was brilliant, but
it was a Bible course. The Bible

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based on literature and history, not
a belief that God had anything to do

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with it, because the Bible is
an incredible historical document. Of course.

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I mean when you go archaeologically,
when you have these ancient buildings, ancient

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towns that have been looked at and
studied archaeologically in Israel, they go from

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the Bible. Oh there is no
really talks about it. Yeah, he

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has used more for Armageddon. Armageddon. You go to Megido, there's the

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town Jericho, There's the town the
Hittite nation, which most colleges at one

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point used to scoff at and didn't
think existed. They discovered anyway, So

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there'll be a lawsuit big time.
But immediately public schools will incorporate the Bible

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into lessons from grades five through twelve. Can't wait to see that syllabus come

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up there in that curriculum. That
should be fun. All I can say

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is it's about time. LA's Metro
board has unanimously passed a plan to create

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its own transit police force. Right
now, they contract with La City Police

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and County sheriffs and I think Long
Beach Police. But now Metro is going

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to create its own police force called
the Transit Community Public Safety Department, focusing

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solely on patrolling the buses and the
trains and the platforms. They're gonna have

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their own patches, you know,
like all police forces do. And it'll

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show someone coming out of the metro
getting beaten up with a baseball bat.

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There's a rider with a knife in
their neck. Yeah, to serve and

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protect, all right. Yesterday,
the Los Angeles Lakers have selected Browny James.

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Of course, he's the eldest son
of superstar Lebron James, with a

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fifty fifth pick in the twenty twenty
four NBA draft. And this, you

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know, puts him poise to play
alongside his father, which I know is

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one of his father's massive dreams.
So he knew it was going to take

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place sooner or later. Yeah,
the word. I talked to someone yesterday

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about this who is in the know, who said that Lebron James effectively called

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every single every single team and said, you're not going to draft my kid

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and left it to the Lakers.
And I don't know if that story is

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true, but that's the only person
who could ever do that and let the

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league know in no uncertain terms,
I want to play with my kid,

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thank you very much. You figure
it out. So and he wants to

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play. It'll be the only time
in NBA history that a father and son

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played on a team together. Your
last year, when you finally decide to

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retire, please tell me you're going
to have your twins co host with you.

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Oh that's actually a very good idea, you know that, you know

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what, That is a very good
idea. I like that dishing on dad.

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We could Oh yeah, that's an
easy one. And then during the

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breaks conversations with my mother and they'll
just be silence for several minutes. Okay,

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say hunts with the weedi boar.
No, Pamela is fun. She's

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been on the shah. Yeah,
she's very much fun. I don't know

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if Barbara would like it. Amy, Let's finish it, will you?

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Kay? Hey? Even more people
are flying the Friendly Skies. TSA says

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it screened a record two point nine
to nine million passengers this past Sunday.

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That was a record high. That
might not last because they're saying there is

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a lot of people traveling. More
and more are traveling, and they're expecting

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this summer to be the busiest ever
for TSA, and travel is going to

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peak over the Independence Day holiday.
They're expecting actually today to be like the

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busiest day of the holiday season.
Thirty two million people expected to fly between

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today and Monday, July eighth.
I have a question, whyat would anybody

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in his or her right mind fly
on the Thanksgiving holiday, July fourth holiday,

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the Memorial holiday. Maybe because you
have obviously have no choice and you

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have four or five days, but
man, you know, at some point

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you go, it's just not going
to happen. I'm flying today. Oh,

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I didn't realize today was like the
busy business. Okay, well,

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we're gonna hear from you when you
come back. Yeah, I know you're

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gone all next week, so remind
good news is I'm flying out of Burbank,

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though not call Burbank Lax. Burbank
Lax used to might still be there

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all next week. Yeah, Burbank
is the greatest airport. It's just I

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love it. And it's right down
the street from US ten minute drive from

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here. Now, this one is
super important for schools. California high school

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students will soon have to complete a
financial literacy requirement to graduate, which makes

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sense. It's going to be a
semester long personal finance education course. It'll

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be available to all high school students
in California by the twenty twenty seven twenty

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twenty eight year. I've been pushing
for this forever. Absolutely How can you

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graduate a kid from high school who
doesn't know how to open up a checking

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account, has no idea how to
do anything financially, how to deal with

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credit cards, none of it.
And so this is absolute, absolutely terrific

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too. When did they get rid
of these? Because I remember taking these

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courses in high school? It was
called personal finance. Yeah, I don't

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know. I don't remember taking one, but I do remember them having it.

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I don't know when that stopped.
Anyway, I'm going to do more

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about that at seven fifty this morning, because there's a whole lot to this

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in a couple of programs you don't
even know exist. And then a story

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that when I was are you ready
for this? When I was a professor

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at my law school, Yeah,
I know, don't say beyond anything you

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can imagine, but I wanted to
teach a course in basically lawyers financial responsibility,

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but things like how about the address
of a courtroom? Do you think

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we should teach that? Or how
to send out a bill? Do you

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think we should teach that? You
know, how do you actually open the

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door and practice law because none of
that happens in law school. And I

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wanted to teach that and they shut
me down. Wouldn't do it. Okay,

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that's actually very smart. Yeah,
it was, and they wouldn't do

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it. Not the wind that it
appears to be. Justice Ktanji Brown Jackson

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wrote a scathing descent to the Supreme
Court ruling yesterday that had to do with

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Idaho and whether emergency abortions could be
carried out. They can, according to

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the ruling, but in her descent, Justice Jackson said, it's just delay.

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While this court dawdles and the country
waits. Pregnant people experiencing emergency medical

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conditions remain in a precarious position as
their doctors are kept in the dark about

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what the law requires. Yeah,
they ruled on the standing an issue,

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not on the actual merits. Although
the way it was written, it looks

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like the Court is leaning towards allowing
emergency abortions because they're letting them the go

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forward pending what the decision is going
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goes back down to lower courts.
It goes back down to lower courts.

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As to the merits of the case. But and it'll go back up to

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the Supreme Court. And I think
with Supreme Court when you look at it

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this term in many terms, it
does everything it can not to make a

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decision. It bounces things, kicks
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I go why, I'm thinking,
why did you take it? Then,

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if you're not interested in actually making
a decision, deny, sirciori, just

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deny hearing the case. And they
don't. So it almost seems like parents

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saying, you know, you kids, figure it out yourself. That's basically

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it. That's basically it. You're
going to have to explain this to me

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because this is fast nating bill,
part of a negotiated civil settlement between the

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gunmen and the teenager who survived multiple
gunshot wounds at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

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School. A cruise cannot so much
as grant an interview without the written consent

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of the young man who tried to
murder back in twenty twenty eighteen. So

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this is just Anthony Borges now owns
Nicholas Cruz's name. Yeah. In terms

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of going public, any publication,
any television show, any interview will seal

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anything anything. Cruise cannot make any
kind of decision without Borge is okaying it,

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which effectively means that, of course
Borges is going to say no,

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your name will never be used.
It will never be a story published about

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where you talk, where they get
your comments, where a screenplay. Now

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this also is son of Sam.
I think the correlation here because some son

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of Sam laws say you can never
make money off of this story if you've

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committed the crime. You know,
Sam Berkowitz actually sold his story and made

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money killing all those people in New
York because you become a so infamous Charles

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Manson. I mean, who wouldn't
have paid Charles Manson for an interview,

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a sit down interview. Could the
Goldmans have done this with Oj? It

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was a settlement. OJ would never
settle for something like this. This was

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a settlement. And so Borges is
basically saying, we're just shutting your ability

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down to ever go public, have
an interview, make a statement. I

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want you to disappear, and that's
so that's what that's about. So it's

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time to hold these people accountable.
Apparently, two years after the rob Elementary

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School shooting massacre in Uvaldi, the
district police chief and a former school police

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officer have been in died it.
They're facing criminal charges over the failed response

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to the mass shooting. Earlier this
year, the Justice Department released a report

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that concluded that law enforcement officers had
many opportunities to reassess their flawed response to

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the May twenty fourth shooting, which
included waiting. It was like an hour

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before we getting seventy seven minutes.
Yeah, seventy seven minutes. They waited

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before they breached that door, and
by then all those kids had been shot

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and killed, and those two teachers
and the shaker. Here is why it

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took so long to charge these guys. I mean, there is a duty

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to protect and they simply failed that
duty. There were a bunch of gutless,

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pantywais cops who were too frightened to
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No value judgment here, but you
don't want me to say a jury.

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You didn't get any arguments from anyone
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Now homeless people will soon be able
to go between the two filthiest cities very

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quickly. California's massive and ambitious project
to connect downtown Los Angeles with the Bay

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Area via electric trains capable of reaching
speeds of over two hundred miles per hour,

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has cleared its biggest hurdle today.
Woo high speed. Yeah, like

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that's going to happen, and it
is high speed for yards at a time.

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It still has to slow down in
and out of every single every single

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train station you ever gone from here
to for example San Diego or Orange County,

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and it takes you two and a
half hours. You go, wait

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a minute, that's forty miles or
fifty miles. Yeah, it's the stops.

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And that's what's going to happen.
And this thing is such a boondoggle.

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But at least now you're ready for
this. Now the I the Environmental

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Impact Report now has been cleared.
How many years ago did this thing start?

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When was it first passed? Nineteen
twelve? And it has taken so

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long. They had to start early. They didn't even they didn't even have

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electricity then that they were ready to
go nineteen ninety six. Crazy, That

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is crazy. Uh, here's something
else, it's crazy. That's the ticket.

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It's the Sunday ticket. A judge
in or actually a jury in LA

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ruled against the NFL yesterday in a
long running legal battle over the cost of

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DirecTV's Sunday Ticket broadcast package. The
NFL was ordered to pay ninety six million

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dollars to commercial subscribers and four point
seven billion dollars to residential subscribers. And

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it's all because the class action lawsuit
claimed that the NFL was violating anti trust

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laws by only offering Sunday ticket on
Direct TV, which is a satellite provider,

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and saying then that that drove up
the price. Yeah, I have

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a question. I don't know where
the anti trust is here. You know,

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for example, Chargers games on radio
our own or Dodgers games are only

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heard on KLAC. Now is that
anti trust because that's the only outlet.

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I don't get it. Why can't
a Maybe I'm missing something. There's something

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going on, nuance nuanced elete with
nuanced reality. That's nuanced and well said,

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And I just don't understand why you
can't go to a specific exclusive outlet.

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So I'm sort of missing and you
could take it or no ticket here

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it is three hundred bucks. You
get it on direct TV. You don't

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like it, you don't like it, So I don't understand this. There

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has to be something here that is
beyond just the story. Here's an easy

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one. But you don't have to
pay for the Dodgers. You just listen

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to them on KLAC, you know. But what if it was subscription.

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You know, they have the right
to go. We're only going to do

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a subscription. And it's not even
regulated. This is direct TV, this

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is satellites, not even over the
airwaves. All right. An international roaming

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outage is going on right now.
It's leaving customers of the three major US

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mobile carriers, your Tea mobiles,
your AT and T, your verizons there

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in the dark. Makes it difficult
or sometimes impossible for American customers who are

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currently out of the country to make
calls and messages, even use their data.

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So that's a lot of people too. Yeah, that's a whole lot

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of people. So do we know
whether it's hacked or was there just a

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problem of it interface. I mean, we have no idea at this point,

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do we. It's just impacted.
They say that there's some third party

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vendor issue and it's making this intern
lead you know, international Roman service not

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not substantial. It keeps it going
in and out. A lot of scams

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against Uncle Sam. Nearly two hundred
people across the US have been charged by

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Attorney General Merrick Garland for two point
seven billion dollars in healthcare fraud schemes.

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That includes seventy six doctors, nurse
practitioners, and other licensed medical professionals.

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When they went and did this sweep, they seized more than two hundred and

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thirty one million dollars in cash,
luxury vehicles, gold, and other assets.

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I can't even imagine how long and
how extensive this investigation was, and

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how many hundreds of agents over how
many agencies were involved, two federal districts

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a week, sweet mind. Yeah, look at some of these things that

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they're saying they did. The Department
of Justices federal authorities noted scams included targeting

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Native Americans with fraudulent sober living homes, illegally prescribing or distributing opioids, and

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medical professionals committing telemedicine and laboratory fraud, and then also mislabeling and shipping out

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HIV drugs across the country. Pretty
sophisticated, crazy stuff. All right,

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Let's do one last story before we
go on to the rest of the show.

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An interesting report from Micronomics Economic Research
and Consulting says that the World Cup

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will bring a projected five hundred and
ninety four million dollars to Los Angeles County

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in twenty twenty six. Holy smokes. Yeah, it's pretty impressive. But

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the World Cup is insane. You
know, where our Super Bowl has one

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hundred and million viewers and that's just
completely crazy. The World Cup is over

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two billion people that watch the World
Cup. And I'll tell you what,

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We're gonna hear a whole lot of
on the World Cup. God good,

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Yeah, we're done, guys.
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