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Speaker 3: And good morning everybody. Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Here it is a Friday morning of foody Friday, February
Speaker 2: twenty one. Oh yes, as usual, we have tons and
Speaker 2: tons of news. Let me start with a helloed one
Speaker 2: and all will good morning, see wow, good morning.
Speaker 4: You started with me.
Speaker 2: Well, I saw you coming into the studio this morning,
Speaker 2: so there you are, you know there you are can't
Speaker 2: fight in the sky right here in the studio.
Speaker 3: And as I mentioned in there.
Speaker 2: If you were actually high, as in smoking you know,
Speaker 2: smoking pot or maybe taking some other drug that gets
Speaker 2: you to that point, it would truly be can'tfi in
Speaker 2: the sky.
Speaker 3: So see that works out.
Speaker 2: Okay, cono, good morning, not much you know, someone has
Speaker 2: to close the door here, because I can hear you
Speaker 2: through the door. You can hear me, I can hear anybody. Oh,
Speaker 2: I can hear programming through the door. I hear the music.
Speaker 2: All right, someone will get it, or someone hasn't.
Speaker 5: Muted yet, get it.
Speaker 3: All right, Michelle. Michelle is here filling in for end
Speaker 3: and is not around.
Speaker 2: Good morning, and we've got It's a weird morning too,
Speaker 2: with everybody here yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you about that in a minute. Let me
Speaker 3: finish saying hello to everybody. Amy, good morning, Hi Bill,
Speaker 3: Happy Friday. Yeah, it is happy Friday. Neil, good morning, Bob.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 3: I can't see you on the monitor.
Speaker 4: Well you know, move the monitor.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the one guy not with you there you are,
Speaker 6: who's a big boy.
Speaker 3: Oh no, but I can't see you. Why I can't
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just can't see you.
Speaker 4: I can see you, I.
Speaker 3: Understand, but I can't see you. Nils in.
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 3: Is it? Really? That's well?
Speaker 2: Say yeah, I just Niels in the other room. I mean,
Speaker 2: because everybody is everybody all over there.
Speaker 4: All over the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, there you go. And Michelle's coming in
Speaker 2: here trying to figure out all right, Uh, yesterday, I
Speaker 2: took some pictures, took some photos.
Speaker 3: There's Neil.
Speaker 2: And what ended up happening is I went to my
Speaker 2: daughter Pamela's house and as I told you, I bought
Speaker 2: those steaks that.
Speaker 3: Cost more money than you could ever imagine.
Speaker 2: So we grilled last night and it was I had
Speaker 2: gone back to Costco. Of course I did twice thrice
Speaker 2: weekly tripped to Costco and I bought the major food
Speaker 2: again those steaks which were spectacular.
Speaker 4: And I thick cuts there tenderloind Oh.
Speaker 3: Man, I mean just beautiful. These were prime.
Speaker 2: These were prime steaks and it was ah, they were unbelievable,
Speaker 2: and so I used the they have a probe. She
Speaker 2: has a tragger grill, which Neil and I talked about
Speaker 2: and it's a smoking grill, but you can also use
Speaker 2: it just to grill and it is oh man, those.
Speaker 3: That the meats were good.
Speaker 2: So with then I now have a sandwich in front
Speaker 2: of me on a schiott Role that I also get
Speaker 2: from Costco and made a garlic mayonnaise a year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, hey, I was getting there.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you the there's there's a method to
Speaker 2: this madness. There is an ongoing conversation here, and that
Speaker 2: is uh, this garlic man is so garlicky that it
Speaker 2: is already smelling up the entire studio.
Speaker 5: I can smell it from here, even though the door
Speaker 5: was closed.
Speaker 4: There was something you could take.
Speaker 2: I don't have I don't havelms with I don't have
Speaker 2: zelmans with me.
Speaker 3: It's in the car. Seriously, seriously.
Speaker 7: And he was and he was going like go and
Speaker 7: hate Conny, almost like he needs a fix.
Speaker 2: Usually I could be in a sauna, a steam room, naked,
Speaker 2: and I'll come up with a packet of zelmans. I
Speaker 2: can't tell you where it comes from, but it'll still
Speaker 2: have a packet of zelments with me.
Speaker 6: Well, good old prison wallet comes out in the pinch.
Speaker 6: I literally, you know the old saying spectacles, testicles, wallet,
Speaker 6: and watch, you know, making sure you have all your
Speaker 6: stuff on you when you leave the house. Spectacles, test
Speaker 6: grab Well I got spectacles, testicles, wallet, watch, and zelman's.
Speaker 3: I can't believe I leave the house.
Speaker 2: Can't believe I left my zelmens in because I'm usually
Speaker 2: religious about the zelmons.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do it today. We have ass handle
Speaker 2: anything at eight thirty, which we always do a little
Speaker 2: modified Foody Friday with Neil eight twenty. So we only
Speaker 2: have one segment with Neil this morning for Foody Friday,
Speaker 2: but everything else as usual continues on.
Speaker 3: So let's do it, guys.
Speaker 2: It's time for Handle on the News with Neil and
Speaker 2: Amy and me ConA.
Speaker 3: Did I say good morning to you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, good morning? See this time I remember you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Did you were a second?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Hold on all right, Cono and Amy and and like you,
Speaker 2: Michelle is here and Neil. I'm counting on my fingers.
Speaker 2: I am counting. It's now a finger count with everybody.
Speaker 2: It's reached that way.
Speaker 3: Let's do it, guys. Late story.
Speaker 2: As I recounted yesterday, and this is still the big news.
Speaker 3: One out of four bodies.
Speaker 2: Well, this is another bit of news because the four
Speaker 2: bodies were handed to the Israelis from the from Hamas.
Speaker 3: And it was part of the negotiations.
Speaker 2: Eleven hundred prisoners or several hundred prisoners that Israel has Palestinians,
Speaker 2: most of which were being held without being charged.
Speaker 3: Because they do that.
Speaker 2: Israeli usually takes young men who throw stones against Israeli
Speaker 2: soldiers and arrests them or even suspected young men.
Speaker 3: Well, they're not suspected young men. They generally are young men, but.
Speaker 2: They detain them, usually without charges or in many cases
Speaker 2: without charges. Those were for the most part released, and
Speaker 2: a few who were convicted of terrorist.
Speaker 3: Acts were released.
Speaker 2: For four bodies, for four bodies so families could have closure.
Speaker 2: So it was a mother, two young sons among the
Speaker 2: three of the four bodies, and it was not the
Speaker 2: mom's body. Because they do forensic testing. I don't even
Speaker 2: know how decomposed those bodies were. No one is saying,
Speaker 2: but they have been in Gaza for five hundred days
Speaker 2: and there ain't much electricity going on in Gaza these days,
Speaker 2: so I don't know how many morgues refrigerated units the
Speaker 2: whole bodies are up there. And my guess is Hamas
Speaker 2: would rather refrigerate their own food than refrigerated bodies of
Speaker 2: quote enemies like a toddler, a nine month old and
Speaker 2: a four an infant and a four year old. And
Speaker 2: so one of the bodies purported to be the mom
Speaker 2: of the Bebas family, Shiri beebis it's not her, it's
Speaker 2: not her, it's someone.
Speaker 5: Else, and it's not another hostage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't seem to be so, and of course Israel, well,
Speaker 2: Hamas is saying that they were killed in an Israeli airstrike. See,
Speaker 2: no hostage is ever assassinated. It's an Israeli air strike.
Speaker 2: Camas or Israel says they were just killed. They were
Speaker 2: straight out assassinated. I would think it'd be fairly easy
Speaker 2: to tell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wouldn't one shrapnel and one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would think so. Or concussive wounds. I don't know.
Speaker 2: And Israel is not talking, and Hamas certainly isn't talking.
Speaker 2: And keep in mind there was no firefight between Hamas
Speaker 2: doesn't have an army because Israel went in and no
Speaker 2: one fought Israel because they went in arbitrarily and decided
Speaker 2: to shoot up Gaza and kill civilians. Kamas only talks
Speaker 2: about the forty eight thousand Palestinians, of which the majority,
Speaker 2: by the way, are civilians, there's no question about it.
Speaker 2: But the other third, who are militants, well, they're really
Speaker 2: not militants. It is simply Israel is massacre people without
Speaker 2: a fight. Now, on the other hand, if you look
Speaker 2: at the release of these hostages, they're all done on
Speaker 2: this stage that was built by Hamas, surrounded by the
Speaker 2: militants and new uniforms by the hundreds and signs behind.
Speaker 2: It's almost like a campaign, a political campaign up on
Speaker 2: the stage and big signs behind.
Speaker 4: Vulgar.
Speaker 6: It is a greatly crass And now are they trying
Speaker 6: to reprovoke?
Speaker 2: Well, if they are, and they're succeeding, they're succeeding beautifully.
Speaker 2: And at the same time, Amy, let's go ahead to
Speaker 2: the next story before we take a break.
Speaker 7: Buses have been bombed in central Israel.
Speaker 5: Several buses exploded yesterday.
Speaker 7: It's luckily it was supposed to happen during rush hour,
Speaker 7: but luckily the buses were not. They were parked at
Speaker 7: the time, and no one was hurt. The initial assessment
Speaker 7: from the security establishment is that the plan for the
Speaker 7: attack came from Iran and was carried out by Hamas
Speaker 7: in the West Bank.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the reason no one was hurt is not
Speaker 3: because this was a warning.
Speaker 2: It's because someone who put the bombs on those buses
Speaker 2: simply blew it. Well, didn't blow it. That's the whole
Speaker 2: point is the bombs didn't go off. They did go off,
Speaker 2: but after someone spotted one of the bombs, the bus
Speaker 2: driver immediately took everybody out of the bus. They called
Speaker 2: the bomb squad, and before the bomb squad could show up,
Speaker 2: they exploded and.
Speaker 3: None of them, none of them caused any casualties.
Speaker 2: I think this also may exacerbate the warlike thinking of Israel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what is it? Arms is just poking the bear.
Speaker 2: And by the way, when you poke the bear and
Speaker 2: it's already eaten all of your family and you're the
Speaker 2: only ones surviving, at what point do you simply give
Speaker 2: it up and go, Okay, I'm done poking the bear. Hey, cono,
Speaker 2: do you have the promo that we recorded yesterday? But
Speaker 2: any chance, just I want to give a quicker introduction.
Speaker 3: Do you have it? I can get it really quick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: get it really quick.
Speaker 2: So here is a new policy here at KFI, and
Speaker 2: that is we are to record, and you're hearing it
Speaker 2: a promo saying this is what we're going to be
Speaker 2: doing today and tomorrow. And so I was asked to
Speaker 2: read the promo and decide what we're going to talk
Speaker 2: about today and tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I couldn't really decide which topic.
Speaker 2: It's hard for us to find out or to decide
Speaker 2: the day before what topic.
Speaker 3: So here here's the promo that we're running on.
Speaker 2: The next bill Handle show, We'll be talking about topic
Speaker 2: teas that's coming up at specific time you intend to
Speaker 2: discuss it, don't know when tomorrow and the next bill
Speaker 2: Handle show. Pause, and that's coming up at specific time
Speaker 2: you intend to discuss it today and the next bill
Speaker 2: Handle show. Now I'm confused because if I'm recording today
Speaker 2: and it runs tomorrow, does that mean tomorrow was yesterday?
Speaker 3: And should I have put that in there? That's Tony
Speaker 3: Award winning really, thank you very much, and that's what
Speaker 3: we're gonna run. Now.
Speaker 2: The other promos I think are legitimate. You have Which
Speaker 2: promo are you supposed to run today?
Speaker 3: This one?
Speaker 2: Or are you doing Dari and Shannon? Also the promo?
Speaker 2: What do you mean that you can tell what it
Speaker 2: would actually? It should sound like.
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean they run throughout the day. Okay, you'll
Speaker 4: hear one.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough, so I'll get to it at some point.
Speaker 2: All right, back we go, more Handle on the news, Amy,
Speaker 2: Neil and me.
Speaker 6: Well, you are going to listen to someone actually lose
Speaker 6: faith in their mayor right now?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 6: Oh man, you know I gave Bass the benefit of
Speaker 6: the doubt, but now I am completely off that train
Speaker 6: LA Time reports. You know, obviously, since the Palisades fire,
Speaker 6: Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced repeated questions about why
Speaker 6: she left for Ghana, even when she told us she
Speaker 6: wasn't going to Well, now she's blaming it on She's
Speaker 6: blaming it on someone else. She's blaming it on Crowley,
Speaker 6: the fire chief. Fire Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley,
Speaker 6: who had said on live TV that she had been
Speaker 6: failed in her department, been failed by not being provided
Speaker 6: with more funding and rest and resources a shot at Bass.
Speaker 6: Now Bass is complimenting that, saying, you know, they didn't.
Speaker 4: She didn't tell me, yes, tell me.
Speaker 2: The story gets a little deeper than that, because here
Speaker 2: is what Karen Bass's position was. Number One, she goes
Speaker 2: to Ghana, even though during her campaign she promised she
Speaker 2: would not leave the city. Number Two, I saw, like
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, here she's in Ghana, no joke. She is
Speaker 2: in Ghana and comes back and when asked repeatedly, as
Speaker 2: you said, Neil, you were in Ghana, why were you
Speaker 2: there during during this horrible situation, she said, I don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about that. I want to be focused
Speaker 2: on helping Los Angeles and bringing it back and restructuring it.
Speaker 2: Why were you in Ghana. I don't want to concentrate
Speaker 2: on that. That is not my focus. It's rebuilding La
Speaker 2: the first thing she says when she does come back
Speaker 2: or now, because remember, she doesn't want to talk about
Speaker 2: it other than other than focusing on rebuilding, She says,
Speaker 2: Crowley's fault.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Crowley did not tell me because she should.
Speaker 2: Crowley should have told me that there was this kind
Speaker 2: of a risk, and she didn't tell me.
Speaker 6: On January second, the National Weather Service warned on its
Speaker 6: X feed of potential for extreme fire weather conditions beginning
Speaker 6: January seventh. The agency's forecast esque on January third to
Speaker 6: major risk take action critical fire conditions. Next day, Bess
Speaker 6: left for Ghana. How could she not know, Anne.
Speaker 2: Because she didn't know, because Crowley has to call her
Speaker 2: and tell her.
Speaker 3: That's the only way she could.
Speaker 6: Know, and she even mayor I'm assuming it's her doing
Speaker 6: this if not some lackey. She wrote on the sixth,
Speaker 6: on her own ex there is an expected destructive and
Speaker 6: potentially life threatening windstorm starting Tuesday morning through Wednesday morning.
Speaker 6: So if she could text that life threatening and not
Speaker 6: be here, she just completely lost me and is a
Speaker 6: hack for going after her fire chief or who, for
Speaker 6: altontents and purposes, seems incredibly dedicated.
Speaker 4: A firefighter. So that's just crap.
Speaker 2: You can tell me how long Crowley is going to last,
Speaker 2: because when asked by a reporter, did you fail the
Speaker 2: city u LAFD, Crowley said, yeah, we failed. Now you
Speaker 2: watch Karen Bass come back and say she admitted she failed.
Speaker 4: I'm going to fire her.
Speaker 3: We'll see how long she lasts. We will see how
Speaker 3: long Crowley lasts.
Speaker 5: Moving on time to take a closer look.
Speaker 7: US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was in town, went to
Speaker 7: Union Station to make an announcement about California's high speed
Speaker 7: rail project and said, we're going to look at whether
Speaker 7: the California High Speed Rail Authority is actually complied with
Speaker 7: agreements they've signed with the federal government and went on
Speaker 7: to say we can't just say we're going to give
Speaker 7: money and then not hold states accountable to how the
Speaker 7: money was spent. And then he went on to say
Speaker 7: this project's been going on since two thousand and eight,
Speaker 7: was when voters first approved bond money. The project was
Speaker 7: supposed to cost a total of thirty three billion. Now
Speaker 7: those estimates are way up over one hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 7: The first section of has not been completed. It was
Speaker 7: supposed to be done by twenty twenty. Now they're saying
Speaker 7: maybe twenty thirty three for them are said to Bakersfield
Speaker 7: part of the line, and he said, with no end
Speaker 7: in sight, we got to take a look at.
Speaker 2: This, and now how many people commute from her said
Speaker 2: to Bakersfield two exactly. Now, those people that are involved
Speaker 2: in the as their sheephurders is what they are because
Speaker 2: that's where all the sheep are up in that part
Speaker 2: of the world or part of California. And so when
Speaker 2: this finally ends up right now, it's slated to be
Speaker 2: over one hundred billion dollars. I just can't wait for
Speaker 2: this to happen. It's that we're never going to have
Speaker 2: this working. And and if we ever do, what do
Speaker 2: you think is going to cost La to San Francisco.
Speaker 6: Oh, and it's not even gonna be high speed because
Speaker 6: the amount of stopped right, the stops.
Speaker 2: And the rails, they're not going to have part.
Speaker 3: Of it high speed.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it'll be a high speed for one hundred
Speaker 2: miles and then then it's fifty miles has to slow down.
Speaker 2: It's you know how they name cars and name they
Speaker 2: name locomotives. You know they have the name the Golden
Speaker 2: Zephyr and all that number one will be boone and
Speaker 2: then the second.
Speaker 4: Okay, pat boondoggle.
Speaker 6: Yeah pretty much alrighty, so it has the bloom fallen
Speaker 6: off the rose.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 6: Senate Republicans took a major step to advance President Donald
Speaker 6: Trump's sweeping agenda this morning, voting to adopt a budget
Speaker 6: blueprint that sets up a major clash with House Republicans
Speaker 6: who have put forward a competing plan. So Trump has
Speaker 6: endorsed the competing plan from the House Republicans that's more expansive,
Speaker 6: but that apparently didn't stop the Senate Republicans from forging ahead.
Speaker 2: Well, no, it's the Senate Republicans, even though they are
Speaker 2: in lockstep with the president. Look at all the nominees
Speaker 2: have been confirmed, even the crazy ones.
Speaker 6: So I mean Trump still controls. But how is this
Speaker 6: lockstep if they're opposing?
Speaker 2: Oh, the only thing they're opposing is one major bill
Speaker 2: encompassing everything that Trump wants to do. That's what he wants,
Speaker 2: and that's what the House Republicans want. The Senator is saying, oh,
Speaker 2: we still agree with everything he does, but we want
Speaker 2: to do it step by step. We want to look
Speaker 2: at individual bills. It's effectively lemmings walking towards the cliff,
Speaker 2: some jumping off immediately and other stopping for a restroom
Speaker 2: break and then going back and then jumping over the cliff.
Speaker 3: I think that's the analogy here. That's a nice visual. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's actually true.
Speaker 7: Dodgers pitcher gets his bell rung out. Yeah, La. Dodgers
Speaker 7: pitcher Bobby Miller was on the mound in the third inning,
Speaker 7: throws a ball to Chicago Cubs player Michael Bush, who
Speaker 7: rips a one hundred and five and a half mile
Speaker 7: per hour line drive, hits Miller on the temple, knocks
Speaker 7: him to the ground. He's got a big old goose
Speaker 7: egg on his forehead, but he was able to get
Speaker 7: up walk off the field on his own. Dodgers manager
Speaker 7: Dave Roberts says, the ball squared him up pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you think it was a problem when he
Speaker 2: went by himself, got up and went to the dugout
Speaker 2: thinking he was a Napoleon.
Speaker 3: No problem there.
Speaker 7: You know what else they did yesterday during these games,
Speaker 7: the MLB games in spring training, they used robo umpire.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna do about that. Not only I know
Speaker 2: it's fascinating. I'm going to talk about that. And I
Speaker 2: really know this stuff because I'm a baseball nut, aren't I?
Speaker 2: Because I know my stuff. I've gone to two baseball
Speaker 2: games my entire life.
Speaker 4: I get it. When I think balls, I think handle.
Speaker 3: There you go, Okay, let's move.
Speaker 4: All right. If you've ever wanted to lick the backside
Speaker 4: of Betty White, man, come on, let me finish the story.
Speaker 4: Now you made it awkward.
Speaker 6: March twenty Angels, the United States Postal Service is going
Speaker 6: to be issuing the Betty White stamp, legendary TV icon
Speaker 6: Betty White, She's gonna be honored with that stamp, and
Speaker 6: she deserves it. Not only for you know the Golden
Speaker 6: Girls Married Tyler Moore show and all of her wonderful
Speaker 6: acting and joy she brought to us, but she is
Speaker 6: also very compassionate and an advocate for animals. So people
Speaker 6: young and old like her. Oh yeah, everybody loved her.
Speaker 2: She died just shy of her one hundredth birthday, and there,
Speaker 2: how could you not adore that one. No, everybody does.
Speaker 2: And I'm looking because she took herself. She was so
Speaker 2: self deprecating and so wonderful, and I'm looking at the pit.
Speaker 3: It's a great picture of Betty White. First of all, she.
Speaker 2: Doesn't look ninety nine or one hundred, and she definitely
Speaker 2: looks alive, beautiful woman.
Speaker 7: Okay, so this is like Uber, but with guns. It's
Speaker 7: a new app called Protector works like Uber. You say it, yeah,
Speaker 7: I want to ride, but this ride isn't just a
Speaker 7: little Hyundai or a Toyota Prius. It's probably a Cadillac Escalade.
Speaker 7: It's black. And you can also hire bodyguards and you
Speaker 7: just order them up. You can do it like up
Speaker 7: to twenty four hours in advance, but if you want
Speaker 7: a little entourage, you can get up to three vehicles.
Speaker 7: And the bodyguards that they have are like active duty
Speaker 7: and retired military and law enforcement and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: They've all been checked out. So it comes for a price.
Speaker 7: It's like two hundred bucks an hour and a minimum
Speaker 7: of five hours.
Speaker 2: You know what, that's not bad. Two hundred dollars an hour.
Speaker 2: That's about the going price, Neil. You've hired, you've hired
Speaker 2: security before you know five. It was very involved in
Speaker 2: and it's about this is about right, that's okay if
Speaker 2: I paid right or does pay whenever.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to talk about what we pay for
Speaker 6: our security, but I will tell. But I would say
Speaker 6: that that is very reasonable for that. I would love
Speaker 6: to get an on diarage just h go on heat
Speaker 6: one day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's going to be funny to see who uses
Speaker 7: it just for doing exactly that. I want to be
Speaker 7: like a you know, a major hi roller for a
Speaker 7: day and do all of that fun stuff on a.
Speaker 4: First date or something and then you know, I don't
Speaker 4: want to talk about it.
Speaker 3: You meet someone for the first time on a blind date.
Speaker 3: My name is Bill. Oh, by the way, this is
Speaker 3: my bodyguard that I'm taking.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 6: Nearly one in ten US adults identify as LGBTQ plus.
Speaker 6: This is a new Gallup survey survey, and they were
Speaker 6: a little surprised because they expected it to go up eventually,
Speaker 6: but they were thinking decades. It hit an all time
Speaker 6: high of nine point three percent. That's up from seven
Speaker 6: times person who identifying twenty three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Of gay people out there or trans or you look
Speaker 2: at the very way for you. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: gay people out there, but it's but the point is
Speaker 2: it's gone from interesting. It's gone from they were in
Speaker 2: closet completely and it was a perversion to okay, now
Speaker 2: they are members of society. Now it's gone back the
Speaker 2: other way where there's a real problem with gay people,
Speaker 2: as in, by the way, LGBTQ plus people are those
Speaker 2: who are particularly gay a plus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're super gay.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it's like mega gay. Yeah pretty much, wife Kno,
Speaker 4: never mind, we.
Speaker 5: Got to be problem in California.
Speaker 7: There's not enough of them, and because of that, farmers
Speaker 7: got to find them so they can get enough to
Speaker 7: pollinate their crops. They got the almond bloom coming up,
Speaker 7: and almond is like one of the most lucrative crops
Speaker 7: in California, and so beehive thefts in California are up.
Speaker 7: People are going and stealing beehives and then running them
Speaker 7: out to farmers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and almond groves.
Speaker 2: You cannot fertilize almond trees without a bee.
Speaker 3: You need the bees. And so they're getting a lot
Speaker 3: of farmers.
Speaker 2: You're just leaving the industry the business, and they're question
Speaker 2: to be or not to be.
Speaker 3: They don't know.
Speaker 4: Why.
Speaker 3: Okay, we have time for one more.
Speaker 4: A little palette cleanser.
Speaker 6: Mexico's president is warning the United States against any violation
Speaker 6: of its territory and sovereignty. Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum said
Speaker 6: that US made the decision to designate the cartels as
Speaker 6: terrorist groups unilater unilaterally without consulting Mexico. So she says,
Speaker 6: you know, be careful if you start fighting the drug
Speaker 6: car tells we prefer that you do it with cooperation,
Speaker 6: not coercion. You know, why are you defending the cartels.
Speaker 3: I don't think they're defending the cartels.
Speaker 6: No, But why do you say say, yeah, we're looking
Speaker 6: forward to working with them and we know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think. I think they're on the same page.
Speaker 2: But it's just a question of optics.
Speaker 4: And back and forth. Yeah, I know.
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