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You're listening to Bill Handle on demand
from KFI AM six forty. And by

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the way, a huge number of
people, as in Kono and Heather,

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reasonably bright people, maybe reasonably bright
people who believe that aliens have visited us.

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You guys are nuts. These are
people that can't get out of work

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on the fourth of July. Bill, that's true, and now handle on

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the news, ladies and gentlemen.
Here's Bill Handle, and good morning.

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Everybody will handle here. It is
a taco Tuesday, July second. And

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just in the aftermath of that mind
boggling decision by the US Supreme Court yesterday,

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I'm gonna go through it a little
bit more at seven o'clock. We're

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just starting to figure out what's going
on the promo. As you know,

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where I made fun of Kono and
Heather in terms of believing aliens are here,

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I left out one thing, and
that is, can you imagine when

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you go to a jury trial you're
in front of people who could not get

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out of jury duty. That's how
dumb they are. And if that is

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frightening beyond belief, that is now
that is not a jury of your peers.

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Maybe it's a jury who lives under
a peer who the hell knows.

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Okay, Hello to one and all. Neil morning, Good morning, Willie

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Wolf uh and and good morning,
Good morning Bill, Heather, good morning.

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We shall not be heard today.
Well anyways, he thank you,

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thank you for visiting Earth this morning. Okay, so glad to be here.

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Yes and Cono, good morning,
Bill. Yeah. We yesterday we

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talked about Martian Ano probes and Kno, how are you doing in that regard?

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Still a little sore. Good morning, Bille, okay, he hopes

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himself and writes notes to save time
when they do visit. I'll tell you

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who really does believe in Martiinao propes. By the way, I'm not kidding.

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I have heard George Norri talk many
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about it, but callers come in
and you would be surprised how many prisoners

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describe Marchiino probes, marsh Martian is
there, Sally, yes, An,

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there's Martian right next to me.
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Uh, let me see what's going
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Uh, it's kind of crazy,
it really is. First as I don't

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listen to you opening the show,
well because I'm because I'm preparing the show,

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and I'm reading Yeah, and the
reason and what I'm asking is are

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because and I didn't pay attention to
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purposes of me understanding and knowing what's
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this morning? Hot? Hot hot
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It's going to be in the upper
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at the beaches, triple digits out
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that stuff. Hot fit. I'm
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We're going to get to drop in
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the valleys where Burbank is, for
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be in the upper eighties, low
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bad. It's not triple it's not
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a it's not that hot. It's
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Moderately hot and not ash fitz.
I guess, I guess you can just

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take what he just said, Kono
and there you go, buddy. Now,

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well you have to have a certain
intonation that we'll put a reverb on

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it, all right, Moderately hot, but not a s Fitz. We

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have it. We'll do something with
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Hey, yeah, we'll play around
me ask you as a question officially,

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really quick before we dive into handle
on the news, I emailed Chris

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Little about this. We have a
mandatory fire drill that's happening today. What

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happens if it starts while we're on
the air. Do we all just get

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up and leave if there is a
fire? I mean a drill. No,

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no drill. You stay on the
air. If there's an actual fire,

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management expects you to stay in the
literally until you burn up like a

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spacecraft entering the Earth's atmosphere, and
you are you are broadcasting until that moment,

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I had a feeling. I wasn't
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mandatory, and I was like,
what am I going to do in the

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middle. You're on the air now, if you're on, If you're on

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the air, you stay putting all
right? Then I'm gonna shut the door.

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You shut the door and don't let
anybody else in the trade pole try

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and hide. You know the podcast
A Jay an old reporter one time Bill

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do you remember he was somewhere where
there was a fire and he was re

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reporting live and something like his jacket
caught fire something. He's like, I'm

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I'm Jay and I'm on fire.
Yeah, now you have to admit reporting

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that you are on fire is pretty
interesting. There's a weather report for you

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in terms of the heat. All
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We've got a lot, a lot
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the news on this Taco Tuesday,
July two with Heather Brooker, Nil Sevadra

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and me lead story. Well,
in terms of the ruling yesterday, I

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think not only is the ruling that
came down, which I'm going to talk

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about, but Sodomayor, who is
one of the liberal Justice had one of

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the most scathing descents and I completely
agree with her because, as she said,

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and I'll talk more about this,
this gives any president unlimited power.

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Truly, it became a king making
statement. Not that it gives the president

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power, but he can't be prosecuted
if he takes power. And I'm talking

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about scenarios which heretofore were ridiculous,
were hypotheticals ordering the assassination of arrival.

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Under this decision, probably a president
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it was national security, and under
the Supreme Court decision, motives cannot even

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be brought up. Wait, how
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It because the court you're looking at
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motives are off the table. It
doesn't matter why a president is doing what

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he does. Is it an official
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Is it a basic constitutional action that
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security, which is his job.
And so the argument is he just argues

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national security and he cannot be prosecuted. Do you think it is gonna kill

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uh Trump? No? I think
I think Trump's could kill Biden because Biden

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doesn't roll that way. This is
a he's not gonna get in because that's

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true, But he can do it
now. He could do it now.

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Biden could order the arrest of Donald
Trump predicated on national security under this decision.

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He really could do it. Is
it because the language here is just

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so broad that like it kind of
leaves the door open for anything. And

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that's why all this speculation he could
do this. He could, Oh,

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absolutely. The problem The problem is
that was speculation before. Now under the

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law, if he argues national security, anything to do with the Army with

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the FBI. Uh. And his
argument is not that it is wrong or

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right, it is I'm doing this
to further the constitution. For example,

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And I'll bring this up later.
An election has had and Biden wins again.

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I don't know if that's true or
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But as president, Donald Trump can
say that election was unconstitutional and stops the

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counting of the election in furthering the
constitution. Orders Mike Pence or orders in

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this case we Ekamala Harris to stop
counting and not certifying and ordering the arrest

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of Congress people because they are violating
the Constitution by moving forward forward with an

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illegally elected president. He could actually
do that, now would he? No

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other president would dream of doing that. But we have Donald Trump who's already

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said he's going to arrest the January
sixth Committee. He is going to prosecute

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them because they violated the Constitution by
holding that hearing. Unfortunately, he has

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said that I think everybody's overlooking the
here entertainment value. No, that's true.

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Having Congress people arrested and dragged,
handcuffed and dragged out of the Capitol

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Hill. Yeah, you're right.
I was trying to explain this to my

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almost eighty year old mom, and
she's like, does this mean Trump wins?

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That was her main question. Does
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And is he going to go to
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to jail. I mean, he
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convicted. But Anne didn't have this
kind of amenity. But no, what

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this means Trump wins? Happened last
Thursday at the debate. Oh yeah,

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all right. I don't know if
they're going to ever be able to get

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over that. I mean, there's
some reasons. But well, I will

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talk about all this later. There's
so much time, so much good stuff,

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so watch stuff, all right,
all right. President Biden has issued

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a warning about the power of the
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Or yeah, did I jump the
gun? No? Oh, sorry,

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I at all. I was just
just agreeing. Usually this is political babble,

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This is not okay. Yeah,
he's pretty heated. President Biden is

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pretty upset, and he had some
pretty powerful words to say about the ruling.

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He it's basically been called a king
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trending a little bit yesterday on social
media. That decision is yeah, and

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he's saying there's no kings in America. Each of us is equal. There

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is now, There is now.
And I'll talk more about that at seven

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o'clock when we talk about the Preme
Court decision. By the way, there

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had to be a statement issued by
President Biden because no one could actually understand

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what he said. He mumbled and
kept on starting and stopped, but he

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sounded mad. He was he dead
Trump? Okay, all right, this

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is tied into the song that Cono
played. So hurricane barrel, barrel whatever

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now potentially catastrophic category five storms set
at sites on Jamaica. It left at

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least one person dead and inflicted all
kinds of destruction across the entire islands in

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the Caribbean. Just yesterday, Yeah, Prime Minister of Jamaica said, in

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half an hour Kirasau was flattened,
flattened, nothing left. They've never had

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a category five, category five go
through this this early in the season.

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Well we off, you know,
when we were hearing about the warnings of

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climate change, when a lot of
people thought that the climatologists were crazy and

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they didn't know what they were doing, and al Gore was being made fun

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of because of the documentary he did, and the argument or the statement was

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from the climatologists, we're going to
get stronger hurricanes more often, and they're

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going to in the hurricane season is
going to be longer, and no one

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is disagreeing. Now, I'll tell
you where the scientists were wrong. Is

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they way underestimated how long it was
going to take. It happened a lot

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sooner than they had said. It's
all bad news when it comes to weather.

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Bottom line of if you're taking a
vacation in the Caribbean, you're either

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going to drown or we're going to
be hit with flying debris and you'll be

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impaled. Enjoy your vacation. Well, it's a good thing that aliens are

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regularly visiting us so they can prepare
a new planet for us to go to.

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All right, moving on, I've
lost all credibility now, all right.

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Israel has ordered some new evacuations in
southern Gaza. They including the areas

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of Conunis and Rafa. Apparently they
are forcing residents, many of whom are

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already displaced, to find new shelter. There's also the Gaza European Hospital there

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the last standing hospital in the area
is in the evacuation zone. Yeah.

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Those poor Palestinians we're talking about,
those are not militants, men, women,

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children, innocent ones that are not
only being killed in droves, but

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they become chess pieces that they're just
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It is brutal at that point,
and it doesn't look like there's an

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endgame right now. No Netnyahu is
saying the country's military is advancing, to

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quote the end of the stage of
eliminating a Moss's army. Yeah, all

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right, some boomerang decisions. The
Supreme Court yesterday declined to settle the major

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constitutional questions raised in a dispute over
laws approved in Texas and in Florida.

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These laws are intended to protect conservative
viewpoints on social media. So these laws

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as they stand now remain blocked while
lower courts continue to go, oh yeah,

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please send more our way, continue
to sort out the constitutional questions there,

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Yeah, and they have. The
Court has not yet ruled on the

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fundamental case here is social media is
that that have basically unlimited not power,

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but must publish virtually everything under a
First Amendment right. As the conservatives want

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or are there limitations that can be
can be prescribed to this? And we're

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talking about even the social media companies
themselves. Are they allowed to edit people's

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thoughts on First Amendment? And this
is all political? All political. Unfortunately,

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everything is political now. And the
power that the Conservatives have with this

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court, I mean this court,
I mean stunned. Yesterday, I was

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kind of stunned because at first glanced
the decision, Well, I can see

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the argument, but it was absolutely
it was a Trump decision. There's no

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question about it. It was this
is Trump. We'rey to give them as

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much power as possible. I totally
believe that. Well, Donald, Yeah,

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Donald Trump's team has taken advantage of
that. It looks like they have

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already asked a New York judge who
presided over hush money case to set aside

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his conviction and delay his sentencing scheduled
for next week. And of course they

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cited the new Supreme Court ruling in
order to do that. Yeah, now

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he's going to argue that somehow paying
off Stormy Daniels is an official act.

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I don't quite know how he's going
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but I will tell you that preceded
his presidency for one. And isn't this

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no no a part. Yeah,
it did precede his presidency, but during

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the course of it, there were
parts of it that continued on the cover

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up for example, was during his
presidency that went on. And it's uh,

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it's so wide open. Almost anything
is an official act and he has

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complete immunity. What about grabbing their
peas? Can he just grab any woman's

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Yes, yes, I think you
can. National president, yes, as

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national national security issue. I'll tell
you why, because he and his well,

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he doesn't have to do motive because
as a national security issue, him

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looking for and checking to see if
someone has explosives or a terrorist on just

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grab him right there, to simply
do a rudimentary exam to see if there

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are explosives. Yeah, in their
prison wallet. Okay, that makes sense.

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Yeah, it's it's completely insane.
Anyway, he's not gonna win on

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that one. For him to argue
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somehow national security, who the hell
knows? You know, I have no

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idea, you know. Today it's
so crazy. Traffic was shut down and

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a swat team was sent to Glendale
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found a sleeping passenger with a gun. Of course, they got everyone off

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the bus. They even sent in
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super duper cool and I want one
for my own personal use. Communicated with

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the passenger who had dozed off the
firearms. Suspected firearm was in the belt

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or the waistband there turned out to
be a bb gun. I never know.

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So the dog came in, grabbed
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to wake him up. I guess, well, it's a robot dog.

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Yeah, I understand. Bboll beboll
bee bop. Imagine waking up to that.

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You're just sleeping on the bus.
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your gun, with your gun,
with your gun, like you do all

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right. Airbnb is continuing their anti
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They have an initiative to limit disruptive
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Memorial Day weekend. Looks like they're
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the fourth of July weekend. Three
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for Airbnb. I believe that's overall. I don't think that's specifically for fourth

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of July. True, so well
the humanity. Yeah, so Airbnb doesn't

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want you to party in their houses. That's not well, they kind of,

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you know, party people kind of
destroy the houses, and neighbors aren't

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particularly happy with it. And it's
what do you carey and people, it's

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a business. You throw a party, you charge people for it, and

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it's you do well, I assume
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the company itself can't be very happy
with this, so they're trying to

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say no. Yeah, and they've
got a twenty four hour neighborhood support line

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which people can call if they think
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Yeah, that's called it's called calling
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Yeah, all right. California is
gas tax is going up by two

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cents of course, yay, more
taxes in California with our crappy roads increasing

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just sixty cents per gallon. So
drivers filling up a twelve gallon tank,

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we'll spend about an extra quarter,
which is no big deal, except if

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you do a quarter, then a
quarter, then a quarter, than a

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quarter, and all of a sudden
you're spending some real money, to the

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point where California we have by far
the highest tax not by far usually or

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Hawaii. US in Hawaii have a
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this is pag This is paid to
inflation. Usually taxes are not paid to

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inflation. So this is going to
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What a shocker. Okay, all
right, thousands of homeowners with adjustable rate

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mortgages are about to get slammed with
higher monthly payments ARMS. They offer temporary

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relief for home buyers who want to
avoid paying higher mortgage rates, but there

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is a risk that they come with
they've remained elevated, adding fuel to one

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of the most unaffordable housing markets in
decades. Yeah, this is a weird

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one because for years and years and
years I've been telling people, whatever you

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do, do not buy an adjustable
rate mortgage. Never ever ever buy an

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ARM, even when they're great deals. By the way, the last few

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years they haven't been raad deals.
They made no sense to buy an ARM

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to buy a mortgage, because what
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exactly what it's going to cost to
you every month. With an adjustable rate,

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there's no way to ascertain. There's
no way to forecast. You don't

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know where interest rates are going to
go. And so now they're getting screwed,

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and I mean getting screwed. For
example, three percent money on an

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arm that you may have bought five
years ago, all of a sudden,

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now adjust it's on whatever the market
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and you're gonna lose the house.
People getting these types of I mean because

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they were cheaper, because they were
cheaper initially they were just like, oh

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yeah, yeah, they're cheaper when
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For example, you can get an
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but it adjusted it was a five
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and those days, as soon as
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beyond screwed. Fixed rate Well,
now I don't think anybody's going to

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get an ARM, But so they're
forced to sell the house because they can't

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afford the payments anymore. And then
no one can afford too the house because

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they can't afford the mortgage payments,
and there aren't enough houses to buy.

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If you wanted a house that you
couldn't afford, it is just it's this

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whole housing market is so skewed here
in southern California, but across the country,

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but not nothing like here. Nothing
like here. It is straight up

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gambling, period to do. Not
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if you have a fix rate.
I say with an arm, Oh yeah,

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yeah, it's straight up gambling.
I'd never understood why people would want

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to do. Unless you're going to
be in the house. Do you know

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it's only going to be five years
and then you're moving, you're retiring.

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I mean, there are some reasons
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living in the house, you're crazy. If you plan on living in that

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house, you're completely crazy. Speaking
of crazy, this guy is crazy.

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Fast. Teenage sprinting sensation Quincy Wilson
said to become the youngest ever US male

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track Olympian after this very very talented
sixteen year old announced he had reportedly been

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picked in the four by four hundred
meter relay roster for this year's Olympic Games

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there in Paris. Yeah, I
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I mean it's yeah, it's happening
sixteen years old. It's impressive. They're

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very impressive. Imagine like in over
the next ten years, Like what he

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can do. Is he going to
get better? He's going to get only

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Is he going to get better?
Yeah, that's so impressive. All right.

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We got a problem with street takeovers
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the latest one happened yesterday at the
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Apparently. What's happening is everyone involved
in these takeovers, they're vandalizing cars.

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They vandalize it. In this instance, they vandalized a metro bus with graffiti.

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There's people still on the bus while
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ins out of Starbucks on Ninth Street, so it's just a mess. It

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keeps happening. Yeah, but when
you call the police and they show up

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in mass it's excessive police force.
Let's not forget that. It's always too

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many police doing too many things.
You can tell it with the side of

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the street online. I was driving
near my house. There is a stretch

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of road that people go fifty sixty
eighty miles an hour, some one of

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those long stretches of roads not on
the freeway, and I saw skid marks

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donut skid marks, and I mean
it was clear that this was not only

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a street race, this was a
car exhibition they were doing on the street.

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On those takeovers, by the way, had there any information as to

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whether they were street racing or not
or was it just a takeover? It

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just says it's a takeover and about
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and the LPED apparently has a task
force to address this issue, but no

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arrests have been made in any of
the recent incidents. You got two hundred

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people. I don't know how they're
going to arrest them. They're not.

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They're going to if they want to
to stop it, they would take out

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machine guys once and they probably wouldn't
happen again. Acid dumped from the air.

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That it also works. I don't
know, all these good use of

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biting citizens getting together and then all
of a sudden, graffiti guys ruin it.

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And then when when law abiding citizens
get together and all of a sudden

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they're taking over a neighborhood, law
biting citizens who are smart get the hell

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out of there as quickly as possible. And it's not like we're talking about

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like a dozen people. We're talking
about a couple hundred. I know,

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I'm sure there had to be a
part of it had to be street racing.

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Yeah, oh, I'm sure,
or like you know, like you

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said, doing the donuts and the
and the the tokyo drifting as they say,

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Oh, I don't know what tokyo
drifting is. You don't know what

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tokyo drifting is. I do not
know what tokyo. Have you seen any

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of the Fasten the Furies movies?
They were kind of made. No,

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I don't, Toto, this is
where we can play whether I wouldn't exactly

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be proud of the fact that you're
a Fast, Fast and Furious fan.

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Listen, I wouldn't say I'm a
fan. I've just seen the movies,

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all right. I also, I
haven't seen it. I used to work

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at Universal Studios as a tour guide, and so did I. No,

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yes, no, I was a
tour guide at Universal Studio. Are you

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play nineteen? I swear I was
a tour guide at Universal Studios? Stop

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it? Oh yeah, yeah,
we've got to talk about that. I

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know. That's why I know a
lot about Fast and Furious because we had

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to talk about it. Yeah.
Well, when I did it, Fast

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and furist didn't even exist when I
did it. There wasn't all of these

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You go through the sound stages and
you have pre recorded crap. It was

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a tour guide and a tram and
three hours. Yes, what we have

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to talk about this bill. This
is big news. I didn't know that.

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Yeah, yeah, And I was
there when they actually still had sound

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stage twenty eight the original sets a
Phantom of the opera. Yeah, it's

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gone now, of course, just
devastating. I'm talking about the original nineteen

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twenty six lawn Cheney, silent one. We got to take a break.

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Oh, head the heather. We
are separated from birth. There you go,

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there you go. Let's check family. Let's talk right where she saw

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where Spartacus was filmed, right there
on those steps, Heather. See,

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all right, because Ukraine has nothing
else going on, it has foiled an

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alleged plot to overthrow the government.
It would have played into Russia's hands,

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says the security officials. Obviously there's
a lot going on in that country as

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it stands, and they don't need
a coup. Hello, yeah, no,

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I'm looking. Yeah, this is
out of a can you hear me?

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I'm here, okay. Bridge newspaper
and the Security Service saying that happened

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that we haven't gotten any more information
other than a coup was attempted and what

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was he in the planning stage?
And then the first question is did Russia

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have anything to do with this?
And there's no information about that. But

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that's the first. A handful of
guys, like four guys that they know,

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you don't know how far that face
ten years in prison if they're found

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guilty, guilty, they had weapons, they had ammunition. Yeah, no,

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it went beyond it was It was
a serious planning, but we don't

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know how far it went beyond that. Four people trying to stage a coup

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does not cut it. But how
deep that goes I don't know. All

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right. A Dutch athlete convicted of
raping a twelve year old girl will be

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competing in the Olympics. His name
is Stephen van de Velde. I think

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I'm pronouncing that right. He was
charged and convicted of rape against a child

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and he will be representing the Netherlands
next month in the Olympics. A convict,

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a child molesting convict, is going
to be at the Olympics. Now,

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if someone else has a cold and
take sudafed, banned for life.

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So this is disgusting. On I
don't understand. I don't he admitted to

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raping a twelve year old girl and
he's going to be what Netherlands what.

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I don't know what's going on.
I mean, it could be just a

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whole set of rules that once you've
been out X number of years and you've

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rehabilitated and effectively that falls from your
record in certain cases, and the Olympic

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Committee follows. Well, no,
that's not fair because the Olympic Committee usually

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follows the law rules of the country. But you know Russia with the doping

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and all that. No, I
don't get it. Twenty sixteen to four

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years and more, at least after
one year of serving for raping a child

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a child. Yeah, he says
that he met all qualification Crieter criteria for

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the Olympic Games. So right,
I hope he loses and I hope he

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falls on his face. Yep,
all right, one more and then we

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are out of here. United States
was eliminated from the Copa America with one

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zero loss to Uruguay on what they
refer to as a questionable second half gold

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just yesterday. Okay, let's do
one more because this one's really interesting.

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Heather, all right, you want
to do a lot? Yeah, yeah,

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let's do this last. Okay,
sting Ray got pregnant without a male

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companion and she's died. So you
got asexual reproduction and it happens in various

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species out there. Very interesting.
You don't need a male to get involved

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where the female reproduces it, you
don't, don't. Well, you know

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what. Unfortunately, I'm always testing
out whether it happens in mammals or not,

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because I am trying to get pregnant
many many times in my life,

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always trying can I get pregnant?
Can I get pregnant? That is a

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horrible masturbation joke, I might.
Okay, what a way to end the

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morning. Yes, good morning everyone
at seven am is ruined. The sound

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of everyone switching off their one handle
clamping. Yeah, there's crickets. Crickets,

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crickets, crickets. A joke you
used on the tour? Bill,

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Oh, I got fired, I
got fired from the tour. Oh my

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gosh, this is this is scandalous. Let's dedicate. At least I got

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tossed. Now, I got tossed
for saying some really bad stuff. How

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unusual. I have a lifetime of
this. This isn't just what I do

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on the morning show. This time
someone gave him a mic and I got

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tossed out from the Boy Scouts.
I got tossed out for my job at

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Universal. I've lost a bunch of
jobs primarily because I mouthed off sassy with

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management. Huh I have well,
no, just mouthing off. I wasn't

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sassy with management. I just had
a big mouth. Uh. Spent a

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lot of time in the vice principal's
office in junior high school. Uh.

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The number one for me, the
nightmare phrase for the rest of my life,

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I'll never forget his hand to assume
the position, because that's when they

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used to do swatting. Oh,
I thought you were talking about the boy

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Scouts. You were talking about school. Yeah, well no, that's with

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the scout leader. Yeah. No, it's you bend over and you get

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swatted, is what they used to
call it in those days. Now it's

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known that now, well, never
mind, there's another joke there. I'm

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not you could get when I went
to school. Yeah, I mean it's

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you know, corporal punishment. Yeah, I used to have that. Boy.

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Now a teacher tries that gets arrested
and goes to prison for four years.

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