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Speaker 4: The hot news, the hot hot Live.
Speaker 3: That's what we're doing now, hot and live. Let's get
Speaker 3: some handle stuff out of the way. Uh oh, b
Speaker 3: feel sorry for me because my secondary business is having
Speaker 3: tariff problems.
Speaker 5: It's tarifable out there. And what else?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm having printer problems this morning. I'm in the
Speaker 3: I'm in my home studio.
Speaker 4: I just took a bite of food.
Speaker 3: This is that's from Costco, just like my shirt bagel. Actually,
Speaker 3: Handle is getting foot surgery. They're finally going to remove
Speaker 3: it from his mouth. So we're excited.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know what, working with an actual comic is
Speaker 3: not going to work if you're going to start judging.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: You just made sure that I'm going to be front
Speaker 3: and center on your show on Saturday at the Ice House.
Speaker 3: Yes we will get into that coming up a little
Speaker 3: bit later too, but yes, our very own Heather Brooker
Speaker 3: is going to be doing stand up as she is
Speaker 3: wont to do on Saturday at the Historical and Wonderful stage,
Speaker 3: which stage you on.
Speaker 4: The main stage on the big show shop it Yeah,
Speaker 4: the big shut your mouth, the big room, the big room.
Speaker 5: But it is wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a good room. It's a great room, and
Speaker 4: it's a lot of energy. We need to sell more tickets,
Speaker 4: so thank you for your thank you for your support.
Speaker 3: Buy a ticket for goodness sake. It's She's delightful.
Speaker 4: It's a thank you so much. It's it's gonna be
Speaker 4: a fun show. It's kind of a Mother's Day special show.
Speaker 4: So there's gonna be some mom jokes, little parenting comedy.
Speaker 3: One thing I should say as a warning, I suppose
Speaker 3: very blue. She works very blue.
Speaker 4: It's true as they say, and I do drop us
Speaker 4: ware every now and then. I try not to, but
Speaker 4: it's so hard. We got a lot of pinto frustration
Speaker 4: in the news.
Speaker 3: Richard Pryor saw her once and blushed. He was like,
Speaker 3: I got to get out of here.
Speaker 4: Eddie Murphy was like, calm down.
Speaker 3: She's filthy. I think what was the term he used, filthy? Filthy? Filthy? Yeah,
Speaker 3: but that's very cool. And I love that I have
Speaker 3: mad respect. I have friends in their comics and I
Speaker 3: used to, uh travel all the time, showed a show
Speaker 3: to show hanging out in.
Speaker 5: Green rooms and uh, that's so nice. Written a joker too.
Speaker 4: What a good friend you are?
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh my god, are you kidding? It's it's awesome.
Speaker 3: So I have mad respect. Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: We'll hit that again and then tomorrow let's talk about it.
Speaker 5: And I appreciate you. Yeah, no, of course. Uh, shall
Speaker 5: we get to some of that?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 5: I hi, Conoh, hello Neil.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you look like you look like a hoodlum.
Speaker 5: Hello, Heather?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 2: You Will?
Speaker 5: You know Will in here? And he looks great. I'm like,
Speaker 5: you don't take crap from handle. He looks great, said,
Speaker 5: I looked like a rotted bumblebee yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well listen, his dad smacked him around. That's all
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say. And the lovely talented Ann good morning
Speaker 3: for everything. No, I'm going to say that right off
Speaker 3: the bat. You bust your hump and handle can't. He
Speaker 3: does not have a love language, no outside of Fortada's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, thank you. I appreciate that. The best is
Speaker 5: it's vulgar does Okay.
Speaker 3: The first thing I did this morning when my eyes opened,
Speaker 3: I looked at the clock and I said, don't bitch
Speaker 3: AND's been up for two hours? Yes, And then I
Speaker 3: thought so was Cono. But I'm like, he probably didn't
Speaker 3: go to bed. What are you playing out like?
Speaker 5: Uh? I ord my other job last night. They got
Speaker 5: off at eleven?
Speaker 3: Are you sure? I was thinking, great theft auto now
Speaker 3: yet not six.
Speaker 5: I will retire from all of my jobs when grand
Speaker 5: thefoughto six comes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you strike me as that person, all right? Handle
Speaker 3: on the news late story. Black smoke, no Pope, black smoke,
Speaker 3: no Pope. Black smoke rose from the chimney over the
Speaker 3: Sistines Chapel. You know you think that this is a
Speaker 3: big deal. They'd probably go to the seventeen or eighteenth chap.
Speaker 4: Is sixteen sead of the sixteen stem.
Speaker 3: Sistine. No, no, you know what, We're not doing that. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's not the morning Zoo. I'm trying to bring down.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to gauge my level the handles comedy. Okay,
Speaker 3: we're not doing the rim shot.
Speaker 4: If we start doing like that. Oh god, yeah you Clackson.
Speaker 6: Oka Goldla. Yeah, now look at you. I've heard radio shows.
Speaker 6: I know what's going on.
Speaker 3: So Thursday afternoon, Uh, their time signaling the second ballot
Speaker 3: of the first full day of conclave. Uh so we're
Speaker 3: looking what in a couple in about an hour or so?
Speaker 5: Are they going to do it again?
Speaker 4: Well, they're on a lunch break right now. I just
Speaker 4: talked to Brian Clark. They're on a lunch break, and
Speaker 4: well it was about an hour ago that they were
Speaker 4: a lunch break, so they're probably coming back from lunch
Speaker 4: break and uh, they vote again, and then they do
Speaker 4: the smoke, and then they'll vote again and do another smoke,
Speaker 4: and if there isn't a winner of America's Next Top
Speaker 4: Model after that, then they will go back into their conclaving.
Speaker 5: I want to know what they're eating.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing it's very very Mediterranean.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm saying.
Speaker 4: A lot of chickpeas, chickpias. Sad.
Speaker 3: That Mediterranean diet all excellent for you every year, the
Speaker 3: best diet on the planet.
Speaker 4: It is the diet that all the doctors say we should.
Speaker 5: Be the only one.
Speaker 4: And I live in the Glendale and we have a
Speaker 4: lot of Mediterranean, a lot of form.
Speaker 5: All of that.
Speaker 4: It just gets a little bit of the heartburn. I
Speaker 4: get a little bit of the harp. Yeah, it gets
Speaker 4: a little you know, if they char the meat too
Speaker 4: much or the chicken too much.
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm learning more about you than I
Speaker 5: wanted too this morning. But thanks.
Speaker 3: Okay, So what we'll be waiting with baited breath on
Speaker 3: that coming out on Pope Watch.
Speaker 4: On Pope Watch, Okay. In Columbia, Columbia University, there was
Speaker 4: a couple dozen pro Palestinian demonstrators that were taken into
Speaker 4: police custody after they took over part of the main library.
Speaker 4: They were attempting to sort of rekindle the protest movement
Speaker 4: from last spring, and they were wearing masks. They had
Speaker 4: burst through apparently, the police said they burst through the
Speaker 4: security gate. Just after three o'clock in the afternoon, they
Speaker 4: hung up banners in Butler's Library there at Columbia, and
Speaker 4: it was an hour's long standoff. The administrators had to
Speaker 4: call NYPD back to campus for the first time since
Speaker 4: the occupation of Hamilton Hall in April of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: I've said this before. I don't think there's real protests anymore.
Speaker 3: I just don't protesting and having a position means to
Speaker 3: articulate the position in a way that others can understand.
Speaker 3: You are using a persuasive argument to get others to
Speaker 3: believe and to understand your point of view. When you
Speaker 3: get to the point where you are masking yourself and
Speaker 3: taking over buildings, you have lost to me because you
Speaker 3: don't have an argument anymore. And I think that if
Speaker 3: you you care about something so deeply, you come out
Speaker 3: of the dark for it, you stand by it, You
Speaker 3: take your damn mask off, and you stand and say,
Speaker 3: this is why we're here, this is what we want
Speaker 3: you to know, this is why we think it's important.
Speaker 3: The minute you go to these types of stunts to me,
Speaker 3: you lose me. You tell me that you aren't smart
Speaker 3: enough to intellectually break down an argument and explain it
Speaker 3: to me in a way that persuades me to your view.
Speaker 3: And so I'm lost, and I love that they kept
Speaker 3: them in there. They brought them out two by two
Speaker 3: at handcuffs.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 5: Yes, you have the right to protest.
Speaker 3: You don't have the right to shut down libraries, don't
Speaker 3: have the right to shut down streets, free ways. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all that stuff just shows me you are inarticulate, You
Speaker 3: don't believe. And if you put a mask on because
Speaker 3: you don't want repercussions, that shows that you're co not
Speaker 3: worthy of your own face to put your signature on it.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you this, using that same logic, do
Speaker 4: you think the same thing can be true of the
Speaker 4: ICE agents who are going in and have their faces covered.
Speaker 3: No, it's a different situation when you're an undercover officer.
Speaker 3: By definition, that cloak of inanimity is your protection. That's
Speaker 3: completely different.
Speaker 4: You don't know that all of the ICE raid ICE
Speaker 4: officers are undercover, though, are they all? They could possibly
Speaker 4: all be undercover.
Speaker 3: Each they are doing a job that by definition has
Speaker 3: just like wartime or just like military, has prerequisites to
Speaker 3: protect them because they are a different target and of them.
Speaker 3: They're not protesting, they're doing their job, And to me,
Speaker 3: that's protective gear, just like any ppe that you would
Speaker 3: be using in service to something. When you're protesting, claiming
Speaker 3: you'll or First Amendment rights and you're saying this is
Speaker 3: worthy of me being fired or any of those things.
Speaker 3: But in a world that says, even if you're right
Speaker 3: and you're doing law enforcement, I'm gonna come after you,
Speaker 3: dots you, or do anything like that, No, you'd never
Speaker 3: be able to get anybody to be able to do
Speaker 3: the law enforcement work that needs to be done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, that's true.
Speaker 5: That's true, all right.
Speaker 3: Three former Memphis police officers acquitted in death of Tyree Nichols,
Speaker 3: which is a hard pill to swallow too. That video,
Speaker 3: I mean all video like that on the job, and
Speaker 3: you know, I give some leeway. Law enforcement is a
Speaker 3: tough gig, but holy hell. So three former Tennessee police
Speaker 3: officers on trial the January twenty twenty three fatal beating
Speaker 3: of Tyree Nichols.
Speaker 5: If you saw the video, it is it is just
Speaker 5: hard to sit through.
Speaker 3: At any amount any and I believe there was multiple.
Speaker 3: So they got acquitated of all state charges. Keep in
Speaker 3: mind that these formous. Former officers still face jail time
Speaker 3: after being convicted of federal charges last year. The situation
Speaker 3: here was, I guess not as easy because even though
Speaker 3: race was involved, Tyree Nichols an African American man, that
Speaker 3: the officers, all three officers were African American as well.
Speaker 3: I think it's easier to get uproar and frustration and
Speaker 3: anger when it's unfortunate. You know that you don't look
Speaker 3: at the just the facts at hand, of which color is.
Speaker 3: But in this situation, I think that ended up clouding
Speaker 3: as well, and not necessarily for the better.
Speaker 4: All right. So, in a kind of a last minute
Speaker 4: move here, the White House announced that President Trump is
Speaker 4: pulling his original nominee to be Surgeon General, doctor Jeannette Nihiwat.
Speaker 4: I got a careful I don't think I'm saying that right, Nichewat.
Speaker 4: She is being replaced with doctor Casey means, and this
Speaker 4: was all happening like right before the Senate confirmation was
Speaker 4: said to begin. And the only thing I really said
Speaker 4: is that doctor Casey has great credentials and they're looking
Speaker 4: forward to her working with Robert F. Kennedy Junior. So
Speaker 4: we don't know why.
Speaker 5: They did that, all right.
Speaker 3: Russia's President Vladimir Putin is set to host the leaders
Speaker 3: of China, Brazil and other heads of state for festivities tomorrow,
Speaker 3: marking the eightieth anniversary of the defeat.
Speaker 5: Of Nazi Germany in World War Two.
Speaker 3: They refer to this as Victory Day, which is celebrated
Speaker 3: in Russia on May ninth.
Speaker 5: Oh, you know what the French call May ninth.
Speaker 3: Right, It's become the country's most important secular holiday.
Speaker 5: They get everybody together.
Speaker 3: The lineup of leaders coming to Moscow this year is
Speaker 3: kind of a sharp contrast to past years.
Speaker 5: You used to have.
Speaker 3: Western leaders and things like that, when we had friendlier
Speaker 3: ties between Russia and the West. Putin described Chinese President
Speaker 3: ji Ajijinping as our main guest at the Victory Day festivities.
Speaker 4: And didn't Trump just say too that he wants today
Speaker 4: to be like Victory Day.
Speaker 3: Well he was. He was saying something that he wanted
Speaker 3: to do a parade or something along.
Speaker 4: He wants to do a Victory Day parade for him
Speaker 4: that's timed with his birthday and celebrating winning of World
Speaker 4: War One and World War Two. So he wants to
Speaker 4: have his own Victory Day here as well. Because like
Speaker 4: they do in Russia, because we didn't get invited. I
Speaker 4: guess well, I'm gonna throw my own party. Jerk, he
Speaker 4: wasn't on that lives.
Speaker 5: Chuck e cheese and we'll have fun.
Speaker 4: We'll have our own us patty, all right. Speaking of Trump,
Speaker 4: he is he's going to be taking a closer look
Speaker 4: at tariff exemption specifically for baby products and childcare products,
Speaker 4: car seats, cribs, strollers. Apparently the lobbyists where the Juvenile
Speaker 4: Products Manufacturers Association are pretty powerful, because Trump has said
Speaker 4: that he doesn't want a lot of exemptions to his
Speaker 4: tariffs because he thinks it creates confusion about the policy.
Speaker 4: He wants to keep it simple, just tariffs for everything.
Speaker 4: But for this particular one, he has said that he
Speaker 4: will take a closer look at it and keep it
Speaker 4: under consideration to reduce tariffs or make the exempt for cribs, strollers,
Speaker 4: car seats, and other childcare and baby products.
Speaker 5: Makes sense.
Speaker 3: Four months after the Eating fire ignited, a tower suspected
Speaker 3: of starting the devastating fire was removed by California Edison.
Speaker 3: So they get these helicopters, right, they go and they
Speaker 3: attach this stuff to them. They lifted a part of
Speaker 3: the transmission tower out of Eaton Canyon. About an hour
Speaker 3: or so later, they come back and they get a
Speaker 3: second apart as part of the tower. They move them
Speaker 3: to this warehouse and then they're going to dismantle them.
Speaker 3: If you've ever seen the FAA come together when there's
Speaker 3: a plane crash and basically they rebuild the entire plane,
Speaker 3: they you know, kind of do a puzzle. I'm assuming
Speaker 3: it's going to be something like that where they put
Speaker 3: it all together and look for some sort of point
Speaker 3: of ignition or something like that. So the parts will
Speaker 3: be moved to this warehouse, they'll undergo all these lab tests,
Speaker 3: and we'll see from there. I don't know that i'd
Speaker 3: want the people that could be popped doing the investigation,
Speaker 3: but I'm sure there's other hands on deck there, so
Speaker 3: you got to I.
Speaker 4: Hope that there's some accountability there and there's you know, somebody,
Speaker 4: an outside agency or someone overseeing that investigation. We hope
Speaker 4: it looks like we're stealing San Francisco's law enforcement. One
Speaker 4: of their veterans there, not veterans, but he is a
Speaker 4: retired well yes, he is a retired San Francisco Chief
Speaker 4: of police Bill Scott. He is going to be La
Speaker 4: Metro's first in house police department chief. So big news
Speaker 4: there for Metro. They're saying they're doing this because they
Speaker 4: really want to create a safer metro system and this
Speaker 4: is how they're going to start doing that.
Speaker 5: Fingers crossed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like handles toes, I guess, but they're because I'm hopeful.
Speaker 3: I don't know Bill Scott from Adam, but I'm never
Speaker 3: hopeful when we pull anything out of San Francisco.
Speaker 4: Well, I know, I mean, isn't there a bart system
Speaker 4: notoriously also dangerous?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just I think that we've had low I mean,
Speaker 3: first you got to pose down all the urine and
Speaker 3: feces off the person and then start from there. But
Speaker 3: I just San Francisco d isn't the bastion of strength
Speaker 3: and authority.
Speaker 4: It would be so nice to have a safer, more
Speaker 4: consistent metro system and public transportation system.
Speaker 5: Why do we have to even say that? Why is
Speaker 5: that on our Christmas suition now?
Speaker 4: But it would just be nice. It would just be nice.
Speaker 3: It'd be nice to not get raped, murdered or pete on. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when we're trying to get to work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw TikTok the other day where we had
Speaker 4: some visitors from the UK that we're here, and they
Speaker 4: were talking about how this was. They only had thirty
Speaker 4: six hours in Los Angeles and they were taking the
Speaker 4: public transportation around to kind of see some of the highlights.
Speaker 4: And they got on a bus and she said, the
Speaker 4: first thing that happened is a homeless woman through an
Speaker 4: open can of tomato soup on everyone on the bus.
Speaker 4: And they were like, welcome to America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, what are you going to go see the
Speaker 3: wax Museum. That's the real la right, Welcome. The US
Speaker 3: based World Central Kitchen at Great Charity, by the way,
Speaker 3: has halted work there in the Gaza strip lots going on.
Speaker 3: They've run out of supplies, been prevented from Israel from
Speaker 3: bringing in the aid. They've said after serving more than
Speaker 3: one hundred and thirty million total meals and twenty six
Speaker 3: million loaves, I was doing the math on the meals
Speaker 3: with I like bread with my meal. That past eighteen
Speaker 3: months they've been doing all this great work they but
Speaker 3: they have nowhere, They don't have those supplies and they
Speaker 3: have nowhere to cook the meals, bake the bread or
Speaker 3: do that in Gaza anymore because it's just gotten too dangerous.
Speaker 5: That's unfortunate.
Speaker 4: Well, the Uber CEO is saying, get back in the
Speaker 4: office and if you don't like it, go somewhere else.
Speaker 4: The CEO made the comments during an interview with CNBC.
Speaker 4: He's saying, well, he wants people employees back in the
Speaker 4: office three days a week, he wants remote workers to
Speaker 4: return to the office, and extending the number of years
Speaker 4: people have to work before being offered a paid sabbatical.
Speaker 4: He says, I think the economy is really strong, and
Speaker 4: people work at Uber will have lots of opportunities everywhere.
Speaker 4: So if you don't like his new rules, then feel
Speaker 4: free to apply somewhere else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's like bye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you don't like it, by I feel like
Speaker 4: a lot of companies are doing that now.
Speaker 5: They're making people go to work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're making people work.
Speaker 5: We're paying you.
Speaker 3: Listen, there's some's somebody who's had his own business before
Speaker 3: and has worked for himself. You need discipline, and it's
Speaker 3: not always easy. But there's some jobs where you got
Speaker 3: to go like seriously, they need to come in.
Speaker 4: There are some jobs that yeah, I think truly can
Speaker 4: be done and done well at home. Some people really
Speaker 4: thrive in the home environment. I think it should be
Speaker 4: somewhat optional. But I understand the frustrations from corporations too,
Speaker 4: who are like, if they're showing that they're not getting
Speaker 4: enough done and not meeting expectations for their bottom line
Speaker 4: or whatever, then sure you can, you know, force people
Speaker 4: to come back in.
Speaker 3: But force them, I mean, yeah, for just crack all
Speaker 3: these bad, bad people. Force them.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: It's funny is that Anne is forced to come in
Speaker 3: handle does it on the toilet from his house, so.
Speaker 5: It's like.
Speaker 4: And he forces us to watch him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which is weird.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's why they created zoom and it
Speaker 3: doesn't need to be zoomed.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I also just don't think that everybody working. It's
Speaker 4: kind of a misnomer. I don't think everybody working from
Speaker 4: home is not working. I think that's unfair to do
Speaker 4: because I have watched my husband sit in our dining
Speaker 4: room table for ten hours straight working his butt off.
Speaker 3: Wait wait, wait, why are you watching him because you're
Speaker 3: working from home and have nothing to do?
Speaker 4: No, because I'm just part time, Neil, you just you
Speaker 4: just told on yourself all part time. So sometimes I
Speaker 4: actually get some time off and I stare at my husband.
Speaker 5: Is another job.
Speaker 3: If you're staring at your husband and your free time,
Speaker 3: get another job. Sure, big changes coming to Netflix. See
Speaker 3: they're doing this new rollout of some people calling it
Speaker 3: a facelift, BUTOK, basically they've just.
Speaker 5: Redesigned their homepage.
Speaker 3: They haven't done that since twenty thirteen, so it's due
Speaker 3: for a little botox.
Speaker 5: If you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Have you looked at it?
Speaker 3: Let's see, I have not seen it. Not everybody is
Speaker 3: going to get all of this just yet. They're kind
Speaker 3: of testing it. They have this AI boosted search. Of course,
Speaker 3: everything's Ai TikTok like vertical video feed on mobile.
Speaker 5: Apparently I don't don't, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Looks very man. I mean, I honestly, I never go
Speaker 4: to Netflix dot com. I just opened the app. It's
Speaker 4: just bigger font which I appreciate, and it looks like
Speaker 4: it's a little more like cleaner, a little cleaner, a
Speaker 4: little more simplified. Okay, thanks for things that we didn't
Speaker 4: really need. Netflix, Now hire me. Apparently I need a
Speaker 4: second job. Jet Blue, Southwest and Delta are the Power
Speaker 4: JD Power's top airlines.
Speaker 5: I'd agree with that.
Speaker 3: I've been on Delta in a while, but I really
Speaker 3: enjoyed Jet Blue, and I like Southwest.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised at Southwest because didn't they have some controversy
Speaker 4: a few months ago when they said, by the way,
Speaker 4: no more free bags. Yeah, people are pretty upset about that.
Speaker 3: I get that, but it doesn't mean they're a bad
Speaker 3: airline that. It just means that they have to catch
Speaker 3: up with some other things and type. You know, times
Speaker 3: are tough. Yeah, okay. Lastly, you'll have to pay a
Speaker 3: new fee for Mexico cruises starting this summer, but not
Speaker 3: as bad as we thought. According to the Florida Caribbean
Speaker 3: Cruise Association. They are you know, they take guests to
Speaker 3: Mexico all the time. That when you visit Mexico now
Speaker 3: you will be paying five dollars beginning on July one,
Speaker 3: rather than what we were told previously, which was big
Speaker 3: Bucks forty two dollars. That will go up to ten
Speaker 3: dollars between August first and June twenty twenty seven, and
Speaker 3: then fifteen bucks between July first, twenty twenty seven and
Speaker 3: July twenty twenty eight, and then finally twenty one Bucks
Speaker 3: on August first, twenty twenty eight. So inching up there,
Speaker 3: but not as bad as it was expected, all right,
Speaker 3: So that there goes Handle on the news. This is
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