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Speaker 1: say you're an American citizen. That's like being stopped by
Speaker 1: a cop for blowing through a red light. Can I
Speaker 1: see your license? I have one? Can I see it? No,
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Speaker 1: And now handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle and word. Good morning everybody. It is Hey,
Speaker 1: Monday morning, August twenty six, and over the weekend, stuff happened,
Speaker 1: and I gotta tell you what I did over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Not that you care. But since I'm behind the my
Speaker 1: phone and you're not, you get my story. I don't
Speaker 1: get yours. In the meantime, Hello to everybody. Good morning, Cono.
Speaker 1: Hey first again, Yeah you are first again. That's true.
Speaker 1: And the reason Amy is not is I can't see Amy.
Speaker 2: Working on it. Okay, fair and chills in today. Normally
Speaker 2: Ann does this? Wait a minute. What It's very easy
Speaker 2: to do you need somebody, I'm kind of busy doing
Speaker 2: other stuff.
Speaker 1: No. Wait, wait, wait, babies, Wait a minute, Wait a minute.
Speaker 1: This sounds like me. This sounds like you know. I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do my own printing in the morning. You
Speaker 1: know that, Michelle. Have you noticed that I am now
Speaker 1: doing my own printing and I'm pretty together.
Speaker 2: I'm actually shocked.
Speaker 1: I understand because for twenty no, for thirty years I've
Speaker 1: been on the show. Now thirty one Morning Drive is
Speaker 1: that's scary as hell. The I always have someone set
Speaker 1: me up in the morning, and now I do it
Speaker 1: on my own. Very excited. And when I brought podcast
Speaker 1: from the house. I love the commute from the house.
Speaker 1: It used to be from the Persian Palace where I lived.
Speaker 1: It was a good fifteen seventeen minute commute. These days
Speaker 1: it's a ten foot commute. It's much nicer.
Speaker 3: Morning Neil, Good morning, Willie Wolf. Happy Monday to you, buddy.
Speaker 1: Thank you. And there's Amy in sort of bluish purplesh
Speaker 1: this morning. How are you?
Speaker 2: It's Perry Winkle.
Speaker 1: Oh got it an Perry Winkle. I've always wondered what
Speaker 1: sort of I never understood Perry winkle. I just don't
Speaker 1: understand that, like dope.
Speaker 2: It's one of those quictures purple.
Speaker 1: Why just said that blue purple kind of thing? And
Speaker 1: you just heard Michelle's voice Michelle, good morning, Michelle in
Speaker 1: for and this morning, Michelle, producer of this show for
Speaker 1: what's twenty six years?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all that time she printed for you, she did,
Speaker 4: and she won't even she won't even start my eyepad
Speaker 4: for me.
Speaker 1: And you know, I'm pretty happy that I have to
Speaker 1: be honest with you. When Michelle left, I was reasonably happy.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you why. Because Michelle, I am completely
Speaker 1: whipped across the board. I have mentioned many times is
Speaker 1: that the jar that is firm, filled with formaldehyde and
Speaker 1: has my balls in it is transferred from woman to
Speaker 1: woman in my life, starting with Michelle in the morning,
Speaker 1: and going on with my partner, going on in the afternoon,
Speaker 1: and then swinging home at night and coming out the
Speaker 1: next morning, and Michelle I would ask for a you know, Michelle,
Speaker 1: while you're up, can you get me a cup of coffee?
Speaker 1: She would just laugh. She wouldn't say no, she would
Speaker 1: just look at me and start laughing.
Speaker 2: I used to do it when I first started but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you see, I know. See that's the problem. I
Speaker 1: want new people starting every six months so I can
Speaker 1: get my damn so I don't have to get my coffee.
Speaker 3: I think that happens naturally every six months somebody wants
Speaker 3: to leave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and happy birthday, handle.
Speaker 1: Oh thank you. That was yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was birthday.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't care about birthdays. You know, you wake
Speaker 1: up in the morning, Yeah, what are you different the
Speaker 1: day before? And I've never I've never ever been impressed
Speaker 1: with birthday. Why is that because of the accomplishment that
Speaker 1: you have for having been born, and you celebrate the
Speaker 1: day you were born because it's such a fabulous accomplishment.
Speaker 3: You know, I call your mom, I know you.
Speaker 1: I know you can understand. I can understand receiving the
Speaker 1: Nobel Prize, I got it. You celebrate that understood being born.
Speaker 1: Not so much. Okay, I think that's it. I was
Speaker 1: going to go through a whole review, which we don't
Speaker 1: have time to do, of what I did over the
Speaker 1: weekend with my daughter, Pamela Vegas. I did. I did.
Speaker 1: One of my best friends is there, Neil being the
Speaker 1: other one?
Speaker 3: Look at me, con O, Yeah, yeah, Cono, you're not
Speaker 3: my best friend.
Speaker 1: You've been you barely make acquaintance, to be honest with you.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, are you ready to do it? Handle
Speaker 1: on the news on Monday morning, August twenty sixth, with
Speaker 1: Neil and Amy and me lead story. Well, the fear
Speaker 1: of that regional war between You've got welcome as already
Speaker 1: that were with Israel, but Lebanon and Iran has somewhat faded.
Speaker 1: It has calmed down, and I will explain at seven
Speaker 1: o'clock because there's a lot of moving parts involved with this.
Speaker 1: But over the weekend it went the other way. Israel
Speaker 1: and Iran particularly hasblah was we're moving just balls to
Speaker 1: the wall towards a war. And now it has calmed down,
Speaker 1: and I'll explain what and how and if coming up
Speaker 1: at seven o'clock.
Speaker 4: Thousands stuck at seatack. So there was a suspected cyber
Speaker 4: attack at the Seattle Airport, actually at the port over
Speaker 4: the weekend, which left a lot of people missing flights,
Speaker 4: missing connections, or just big delays. And as of yesterday,
Speaker 4: the Port of Seattle's website was also was still down
Speaker 4: and inaccessible, and passengers are saying that at the ticketing
Speaker 4: counter they're having to manually enter information and it's just
Speaker 4: causing a huge, huge headache.
Speaker 1: No, that's it. Are you eating already? I'm too busy
Speaker 1: with my shortbread cookies this morning.
Speaker 2: Shortbread cookies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, eleven Yeah, And it's perfect with a coffee.
Speaker 1: There's just something about shortbread that just works with coffee.
Speaker 1: And it just works. And it's the cheapest shortbread cookies
Speaker 1: out out there. Sandy's or whatever. You know, they have
Speaker 1: some really expensive cookies like Pepperidge farm or you know,
Speaker 1: pretty pricey cookies. Yeah, these are.
Speaker 3: I just happened to learn that the highest. But no,
Speaker 3: but it's pretty high yourself. We're just letting some news
Speaker 3: around your Ye see, I have the power to do that.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 3: God, that's God shutting.
Speaker 1: His mic off.
Speaker 3: Okay, there he is, alrighty another.
Speaker 1: You didn't answer Hold on, wait wait, you didn't answer
Speaker 1: the question about the cookies. We didn't hear what about it?
Speaker 1: I didn't hear you. What is uh? What is a
Speaker 1: high end cookie that you pay a lot of money
Speaker 1: for in the supermarket without going to one of those cookies?
Speaker 3: Oh, I was talking about bakery supermarket. Yeah, Pepperidge Farmers, Milanos,
Speaker 3: pepperch farm.
Speaker 1: Oh do you know that Costco. You can buy a
Speaker 1: big boss of the dark chocolate Mulano cookies. Yep, and
Speaker 1: those two packs and I mean just like a palette
Speaker 1: full of it for the best price out there. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's go back to the news.
Speaker 2: I thought that was the news.
Speaker 1: That was the news. So we still have a story
Speaker 1: to do before we take a break.
Speaker 3: Wherever you're buying your cookies, try not to do them
Speaker 3: at the seven to eleven store because they keep getting ransacked.
Speaker 3: Another one this weekend on Saturday, large group of these
Speaker 3: young folks, these whipper snappers, coming in the latest in
Speaker 3: a string of very similar crimes throughout Los Angeles. And
Speaker 3: now you have a councilman calling for the city to
Speaker 3: provide more police officers and other safety resources after these
Speaker 3: thieves got away. Similar to the ones back on August ninth,
Speaker 3: round fifty young people coming in vandalizing on Olympic Boulevard,
Speaker 3: another seven to eleven and they come in, they ransack them,
Speaker 3: they take stuff obviously in the look.
Speaker 1: I have a question, Neil, maybe you can answer. This
Speaker 1: is the smash and grabs that go into the North
Speaker 1: Strims and other majors they grab the jewelry, they grab
Speaker 1: those really high and purses that go in the thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars. Have we reached the point in society where
Speaker 1: they're doing a smash and grab for big opes? Do
Speaker 1: you find out a problem?
Speaker 3: Actually, a couple of things might be going on. I
Speaker 3: think it's thrill. I think you're getting large groups of
Speaker 3: young people at the thrill is going in there and
Speaker 3: breaking things up. However, what people don't realize is cigarettes.
Speaker 3: Cigarette packs. The boxes go for about one hundred bucks,
Speaker 3: and they have good resale value.
Speaker 1: You're talking about the cases of it, you know, not
Speaker 1: the case you remember, that's the packet. Yeah, that one.
Speaker 3: I think this happened last week where car drove through
Speaker 3: that smoke shop or whatever they've been going. They've been
Speaker 3: hitting that same smoke shop a handful of times or whatever,
Speaker 3: and they're stealing cartons of cigarettes.
Speaker 1: That makes sense, I'll buy that.
Speaker 3: So there are things that you may not think would
Speaker 3: be worth money, but are valuable on the street.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and let's not forget the big gulps, you know,
Speaker 1: incredibly valuable.
Speaker 4: All right, Even parking meters aren't safe from scammers anymore.
Speaker 4: In Redondo Beach, they've discovered that fake QR codes had
Speaker 4: been slapped on parking meters. It was affecting about one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty of them around this city. And so
Speaker 4: basically what they would do is they get these stickers
Speaker 4: with a QR code and say here, scan the QR
Speaker 4: code to pay for your parking. Problem is, that's not
Speaker 4: how you pay for parking in Redondo Beach. And officials said,
Speaker 4: you've got to be really careful because it would take
Speaker 4: you to a website that read poi by phone, poy
Speaker 4: by phone dot online instead of pay by phone dot com,
Speaker 4: which is the real official website.
Speaker 1: I would think this works on Hawaii well, far more
Speaker 1: than inside California. Boy, POI POI? Yeah? Do you ever
Speaker 1: eaton pois? Don't? They never?
Speaker 3: They never use those QR qudes. By the way, they
Speaker 3: have an app.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's two approved ways to pay for parking in
Speaker 4: Redondo Beach in their apps websites.
Speaker 3: All Right, the largest proposed grocery store merger in US
Speaker 3: history is going to court.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: You've got, as we've talked about on the show before,
Speaker 3: Albertson's and Kroger wanting to merge.
Speaker 1: But they got to face a very.
Speaker 3: Skeptical US government in court first to figure out if
Speaker 3: this is not an.
Speaker 1: FTC problem, you know, it's they're saying that it would
Speaker 1: be too much of the market, controlling too much of
Speaker 1: the market. Right, Well, if you put Kroger and Ablerson together,
Speaker 1: that would be thirteen percent. Walmart is at twenty two percent,
Speaker 1: and the government can't do much about that. Google is
Speaker 1: at ninety percent of the search market, but it is
Speaker 1: a single company. So in some cases the government forces
Speaker 1: companies to break up, like AT and T was broken
Speaker 1: up and divisions were sold the international versus the local
Speaker 1: part of AT and T and earlier on well way
Speaker 1: back at antitrust, do you had standard oil that had
Speaker 1: to be broken up? And that was of course the
Speaker 1: Rockefellers and what else was broken up? Oh? The networks
Speaker 1: were broken up, the networks. It was NBC that owned
Speaker 1: virtually everything, and that was broken up and it's spun
Speaker 1: off ABC. That's how ABC was created.
Speaker 2: Wasn't the phone system as well?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That AT and T exactly. Yeah, Yeah, that's absolutely correct.
Speaker 1: So you know, I don't know, and they're saying no,
Speaker 1: but if you're talking about thirteen percent of the market,
Speaker 1: they don't want their teen percent. You know they're going
Speaker 1: to fight it, so they're in court. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: whenever in antitrust action is brought by the FTC, it's
Speaker 1: a civil case and it has to go to court.
Speaker 1: The court has to okay the breakup and order the breakup.
Speaker 1: The Feds don't, They just filed a lawsuit.
Speaker 4: The upside to a hurricane. Hurricane hone just passed south
Speaker 4: of Hawaii on Sunday. It passed about forty five to
Speaker 4: fifty miles offshore and dumped a whole lot of rain.
Speaker 4: But that is good news because the National Weather Service
Speaker 4: has called off its red flag warnings, saying that strong
Speaker 4: winds could lead to wildfires on the dryer side of
Speaker 4: the islands.
Speaker 2: But so much rain fell, not a problem anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you missed these things, look at the kind
Speaker 1: of winds and that's the hurricane missing the island. When
Speaker 1: something gets hit directly by a hurricane, it is just insanity.
Speaker 1: Katrina and New Orleans direct hit Galveston, Texas. Back at
Speaker 1: the turn of the last century, three thousand people died
Speaker 1: wiped out Galveston, although in those days you didn't have
Speaker 1: the warning system, so it's they dodged the bullet, which
Speaker 1: is really good news, even though the flooding was just crazy.
Speaker 3: All right, again, off again, on again, off again. Former
Speaker 3: President Donald Trump. If you remember after the GOP presidential
Speaker 3: when he became the GOP presidential nominee. Earlier this month,
Speaker 3: he said that he would absolutely do a debate on
Speaker 3: ABC with Vice President Kamala Harris. Now he's saying that
Speaker 3: he might not because he watched ABC Fake News the
Speaker 3: other morning and he said that they're so anti Trump
Speaker 3: and had a panel of Trump haters, and it's like,
Speaker 3: would I do this?
Speaker 1: Right? So he wants to wants to go back to
Speaker 1: only doing a debate on Fox News because Fox News
Speaker 1: is the only unbiased platform that exists in the Donald
Speaker 1: Trump world, and in front of a Fox audience that
Speaker 1: is also important, and that is the only way he's
Speaker 1: going to get an unbiased stage for a debate. Well,
Speaker 1: he says.
Speaker 3: He says on social media that Harris turned down Fox, NBC, CBS,
Speaker 3: and even CNN.
Speaker 1: Yeah she did.
Speaker 2: She's only agreed to one.
Speaker 1: And that was on ABC that was originally scheduled, I believe.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens with that. And I guess
Speaker 1: Trump is saying, if it's only ABC, then I'm not
Speaker 1: going to do it, even though I said I was
Speaker 1: going to do it. So it's up in the air.
Speaker 1: In the end, is there going to be a debate
Speaker 1: beyond ABC or not ABC? I don't know. But whoever
Speaker 1: ever says no, I think is going to be at
Speaker 1: a disadvantage is going to be regarded as a coward.
Speaker 2: Well, then are they both at a disadvantage?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, absolutely who in the end, it's going to
Speaker 1: be whoever says yes, I will appear in two or
Speaker 1: three debates. Trump has already said I will appear in
Speaker 1: as many three debates for debates, Harris said no, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: And Harris is taking a huge chance on this. We
Speaker 1: know what Trump is going to do. He knows what
Speaker 1: he's going to do in the debates. It certainly worked
Speaker 1: with Joe Biden. But I think there is a fear,
Speaker 1: a genuine fear in the Trump camp that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is that it's a given that she's going to do
Speaker 1: far far better than Joe Biden is. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: a dead armadillo would have done far far better than
Speaker 1: what Joe Biden did. I'd watch that.
Speaker 3: With you are the dumbest I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: You're a faigure faking dying all right? Oh damn shortbread
Speaker 1: cookies do it to you every time.
Speaker 4: It was a heck of a hall for Harris. Vice
Speaker 4: President Kamala Harris has raised five hundred and forty million
Speaker 4: dollars in the month since she started her race to
Speaker 4: be the president. Eighty two million of that came in
Speaker 4: during the convention last week.
Speaker 1: That's three to one. So we're gonna see what happens
Speaker 1: on that one and one of three's one of three
Speaker 1: things is going to happen with the race now between
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. One, we know we're in
Speaker 1: a honeymoon period, There's no question about that. That's not
Speaker 1: unusual right after a convention, and her numbers grew fairly dramatically,
Speaker 1: and she is now ahead of Donald Trump either a
Speaker 1: little bit or a fair amount in those battleground states.
Speaker 1: Nothing else matters if the honeymoon, if it flat lines
Speaker 1: where it doesn't go up, doesn't go out, the goat
Speaker 1: doesn't go down. During the the between now and the election,
Speaker 1: it's a real fight. I mean, it is a real fight.
Speaker 1: And you can flip a coin and if it continues
Speaker 1: on this trend, then don Donald Trump becomes the runner up,
Speaker 1: then he has a much bigger problem. And also the
Speaker 1: argument is for those that are saying, well, she's starting
Speaker 1: from scratch, and therefore she is not starting from scratch.
Speaker 1: She inherited this massive democratic machine from Joe Biden, so
Speaker 1: she's in pretty good shape. Her problem is number one
Speaker 1: or politics, of course, because she's pretty left wing. Uh.
Speaker 1: And also the country gets to know her, let's find out.
Speaker 1: And she's not debating either, or excuse me, she's not
Speaker 1: doing press conferences either, and she's getting nailed for that,
Speaker 1: as she should. So we'll see what happens. Lot of
Speaker 1: money raised, I don't think that's ever been raised in
Speaker 1: one month the most. Yeah, five hundred and forty million dollars.
Speaker 1: That is a chunk of money.
Speaker 3: How people can run for the biggest seat in the
Speaker 3: world and not be mandated to talk to the public
Speaker 3: or to debate is beyond me. I don't even know
Speaker 3: why we give them an opportunity. Just says you're going
Speaker 3: to have to do three debates.
Speaker 1: And it's well, because who makes that determination is the candidate.
Speaker 1: It's the candidate. It's as simple but shouldn't as well.
Speaker 1: But who's going to make that decision. Who's going to
Speaker 1: make that decision? You can do that law, Bill handle,
Speaker 1: now you're gonna do that by law. There's already tons
Speaker 1: of public pressure for Paris to do or press conference
Speaker 1: and so, and there's tons of pressure for debates. It's
Speaker 1: up to the candidate to debate or not.
Speaker 3: Debate, and I'm saying it shouldn't.
Speaker 1: When's the last time a candidate refused to debate. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to remember or when that is. I don't remember.
Speaker 1: I don't remember there has been. I don't know modern history,
Speaker 1: there was no debate. I don't think Dwight Eisenhower debated.
Speaker 1: I don't think Harry Truman debated. Certainly Kennedy and Nixon
Speaker 1: had their famous debates. I don't think Lyndon Johnson debated.
Speaker 1: Correct me if I'm wrong on that. But it's up
Speaker 1: to the candidates, not even up to their party anymore.
Speaker 1: Once the nomination hits the candidate makes all the decisions.
Speaker 1: Then it's just a question of listening to advisors yes
Speaker 1: or no.
Speaker 3: Well, along the lines of a candidate making their own decisions.
Speaker 3: You had Robert F. Kennedy Junior coming out, he stepped
Speaker 3: down from his running and of course in big news
Speaker 3: headlines and all supporting it, you have him backing Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Now the family is coming out and going, holy hell,
Speaker 3: he is pulling his pants down. And and he went
Speaker 3: to the position he Kennedy's have built.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he went to Donald's. He went actually from what
Speaker 1: I understand both campaigns and said, if you give me
Speaker 1: an important post in the administration, maybe a cabinet post,
Speaker 1: I will endorse you. I'll drop out and endorse you.
Speaker 1: And it looks like and we don't know if it's
Speaker 1: a quid pro quote by the way, we don't know
Speaker 1: if Trump agrees to that, and or he gives him
Speaker 1: a position that really has no power. So Robert Kennedy
Speaker 1: Junior has dropped his campaign, which was basically his platform
Speaker 1: is I am a whore, and he has joined the
Speaker 1: Trump campaign. Let's take a break. Could kill a Perpectney.
Speaker 3: You could sleep around, you could do anything if you're
Speaker 3: a Kennedy, and they will.
Speaker 2: Cover it up.
Speaker 1: Except I don't know what. I don't think now anything
Speaker 1: you partner with Trump, Well, now I don't know about
Speaker 1: that anymore. I don't know if that's anymore. I don't know.
Speaker 1: And also he's a conspiracy theorist. The boy his anti
Speaker 1: vax position is at odds with most of America.
Speaker 2: All Right, turns out flattery will get you everywhere.
Speaker 4: Hr McMaster is the former national security advisor to former
Speaker 4: President Trump.
Speaker 2: He's got a new book coming out.
Speaker 4: He said on Facination yesterday that Trump needs a competent
Speaker 4: team around him because he is susceptible to being manipulated.
Speaker 4: And he said people kind of know how to push
Speaker 4: his buttons, especially buttons associated with maintaining the complete support
Speaker 4: of his political base.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he has the reputation of not listening to his advisors.
Speaker 1: A matter of fact, he has said that he doesn't
Speaker 1: particularly listen, that he in fact makes decisions, which she does.
Speaker 1: But as I said earlier, Kamala Harris is going to
Speaker 1: rely even if she becomes president, She's going to rely
Speaker 1: enormously on advice and consultants and Donald Trump simply doesn't.
Speaker 1: And we're getting more and more of that from people
Speaker 1: that used to work for Donald Trump. Do you think
Speaker 1: that kind of thing works handsome for him? It does,
Speaker 1: But what happens is he makes decisions on the fly,
Speaker 1: and some of them are very good decisions. He's given
Speaker 1: a lot of credit for what happened in China dealing
Speaker 1: with NATO, for example. A lot of people think, including me,
Speaker 1: that him stuffing it to NATO, saying hey, we're out
Speaker 1: of there unless you pay what you promise to pay,
Speaker 1: and he's given credit for that, and the rest of
Speaker 1: the time he's not given credit for a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1: But it's those are his decisions, and it looks like
Speaker 1: without input from his advisors, or if there is input,
Speaker 1: then he's not listened to. We know initially for example,
Speaker 1: with Putin, you know is best friend Putin when he
Speaker 1: outright said I don't believe our national security agencies at all,
Speaker 1: all seventeen of them. I believe Putin. That was tough. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's move on.
Speaker 3: I just wasn't sure if that kind of thing works,
Speaker 3: so I want to do I think it does that.
Speaker 3: I think it's incredibly smart. I think it does thinks okay,
Speaker 3: all right. In the no Dah file. You know, you've
Speaker 3: got social media, you've got the interwebs, and a lot
Speaker 3: of misinformation spreads faster than ever before. While a new
Speaker 3: study published in the Journal of Research and Science Teaching
Speaker 3: reveals that when people hear the misinformation first, even the facts,
Speaker 3: the actual hardcore facts presented to them afterward, are they
Speaker 3: believed to be the least effective way to change their minds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now that was interesting. It makes sense, but that
Speaker 1: was interesting. In other words, if you're given misinformation and
Speaker 1: then you're given one of two things, as you just said,
Speaker 1: if you give just and here are the real facts,
Speaker 1: people tend not to believe that where these guys are liars,
Speaker 1: here are the facts in which they lie. That is
Speaker 1: more impressive, and the league does a better job, so
Speaker 1: it worth it to call it. It's so if this,
Speaker 1: if the debaters Trump and Kamala Harris, if they do debate,
Speaker 1: the most effective way of doing it, it seems, is
Speaker 1: both of them calling each other liars for the entire
Speaker 1: debate and throwing out facts.
Speaker 3: Kind of but you know, it goes to show you
Speaker 3: there is a major difference between good sound reasoning and
Speaker 3: reasons that sound good. Oh good, point, well said, well,
Speaker 3: to consume the reasons that sound good and just leave
Speaker 3: it there.
Speaker 4: Flash flooding fatality in Grand Canyon. They found the body
Speaker 4: of a woman from Arizona who was hiking around the
Speaker 4: Grand canyon when flash flooding hit. Our body was covered
Speaker 4: on Sunday. They've rescued like one hundred people out of
Speaker 4: the canyon because when these monsooner rains come, they just
Speaker 4: flood out the canyon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was crazy. If you saw the video of it,
Speaker 1: and this woman was reported missing. Well, when you're missing
Speaker 1: during a flash flood like this, you are dead. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 3: Another reason not to go anywhere flooding in one part
Speaker 3: of the world. And then now you have a tourist
Speaker 3: who had died. Two more missing after an ice cave
Speaker 3: collapsed during a tour visiting a glacier in Iceland. So
Speaker 3: don't go where there can be lots of water, and
Speaker 3: don't go where there can be lots.
Speaker 1: Of hard water.
Speaker 3: Yeah, five tourists were in this organized tour and a
Speaker 3: wall of ice collapsed.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I wonder if that's ever happened before. Oh it
Speaker 1: must have, yeah, because we haven't heard about it, so
Speaker 1: I'm assuming it's still relatively safe. So you know, here's
Speaker 1: the bottom while ice fishing. Has anybody fallen through the
Speaker 1: ice with ice fishing, I'm assuming so? Right not. Let's
Speaker 1: do one more.
Speaker 2: And this is the one you want to do the
Speaker 2: Devil Man.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, Which one do you want to do?
Speaker 1: Which one do you want to do?
Speaker 2: This one's really weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's say you pick it Amy.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez, Okay, let's do this one.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: The frontman of a hardcore punk band from La went
Speaker 4: on what they're calling a terrorizing trek near Yosemite over
Speaker 4: last week. His name's Anthony Melhoff. He's the front guy
Speaker 4: for Cancer Christ, which mixes Christian, Satanic, and other reptilian
Speaker 4: imagery in an intentionally and outlandishly sacrilegious mix.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a lot of fun, So here's what he did.
Speaker 2: He was arrested last Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Police and Americo Mariposa County say he assaulted a restaurant employee.
Speaker 4: He led park rangers on a car chase, He crashed
Speaker 4: a car, stole a bicycle, then threatened workers at a
Speaker 4: lodge with a knife, then stripped down to his underwear pictures,
Speaker 4: tried to kidnap a store manager, stole the manager's car,
Speaker 4: started ramming it into another car in the road, and
Speaker 4: then crashed again. He was arrested and then assaulted deputies
Speaker 4: when he was being assessed at a local hospital.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of crazy. Quick question before we veil, for
Speaker 1: those of you that do belong to one of those
Speaker 1: major mega churches Televangelis, televangel televangel Televangelical churches. What are
Speaker 1: the great buddy huh, thank you doing great? What are
Speaker 1: the chances that cancer Christ will be performing? Just throwing
Speaker 1: that out there.
Speaker 3: Okay, the best part of this bill is apparently he
Speaker 3: went to some sort of I don't know eatery and
Speaker 3: approached her pregnant waitress, touched her on the belly and said,
Speaker 3: the spirits led me to you, and your baby belongs
Speaker 3: to me, before he asked her when her break started
Speaker 3: so he could be waiting for her.
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