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Speaker 2: Handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Good morning everybody, Bill Handled.
Speaker 1: Here. It is a Thursday morning, October twenty four, and
Speaker 1: it's getting closer and closer.
Speaker 2: First of all, what the general election twelve days from now.
Speaker 1: And my daughter getting married a week from saturday? Ask
Speaker 1: me how excited I am about that?
Speaker 3: How excited are you about that?
Speaker 2: Not very I was able.
Speaker 1: She's doing at the Anaheim White House, by the way,
Speaker 1: of course, where I have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, I mean where else would I do it?
Speaker 1: But Brunos Place, and I have asked for an early wedding.
Speaker 1: So she's getting married sort of late afternoonish so I
Speaker 1: can get to sleep, you know, get get into the sack.
Speaker 2: By nine o'clock like I normally do. Give me a break.
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? Stay up just because your
Speaker 1: daughter's getting married?
Speaker 2: Please? Okay? With that?
Speaker 1: The hello start Amy, Yeah, you got have to move
Speaker 1: the camera a little bit over because I could only
Speaker 1: see your left arm.
Speaker 2: There a little bit the other way other way. There
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 1: Hello, oh and there's your sweatshirt. Howdy awdy, howdy boy,
Speaker 1: that's clever. Okay, let me say hello to one and all.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, Kno's back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Kono. We had Elmer here for a few days.
Speaker 1: Como has returned. Cono has returned, and Cono, let me
Speaker 1: put it this way, you are so lucky you have
Speaker 1: a contract. There is no issue about that. Welcome back.
Speaker 1: Think as always. Neil is still sick, he said us
Speaker 1: a text that he will hopefully be back by tomorrow
Speaker 1: to do foody Friday. And then of course Amy and
Speaker 1: and also here, so life go ahead. I'm sorry, And
Speaker 1: you were about to say he oh hi, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: now a couple things, okay, marriage, presidential election, Oh tomorrow.
Speaker 1: It's the handle voter guide, but it really isn't the
Speaker 1: voter guide because I do not guide you to vote.
Speaker 1: I get very pissed off when anybody tells me how
Speaker 1: to vote. And I mean, you can give me information,
Speaker 1: you can certainly say these are the issues. I like
Speaker 1: it with the negative ads because there's nothing like mud
Speaker 1: slinging to really make an election interesting. So tomorrow at
Speaker 1: seven thirty, I'm gonna go through the props and that's
Speaker 1: basically it. As far as local elections, our listenership is
Speaker 1: too broad in terms of geography, so I'm not going
Speaker 1: to go through individual races.
Speaker 2: It's easy. As far as Steve Garvey and.
Speaker 1: Adam shiff With the senatorial election, shift's going to win.
Speaker 2: Thank you. We're done.
Speaker 1: And now the props are going to be kind of interesting,
Speaker 1: and those I'm going to go through and try to
Speaker 1: explain them a little bit, tell you why I'm voting
Speaker 1: one way or the other.
Speaker 2: And the same rule applies.
Speaker 1: If anybody brings along my list as a guide to voting,
Speaker 1: you are fired.
Speaker 2: As a KFI listener.
Speaker 1: You will not be able to listen to KFI again
Speaker 1: if you ever use my guide as a guide. Okay,
Speaker 1: fair enough. It's like my rules for Handle on the Law.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you've ever listened to Handle on
Speaker 2: the Law.
Speaker 1: I have certain rules that apply in terms of who
Speaker 1: I take as a caller. Number one, if someone is
Speaker 1: completely unintelligible and you have no idea what language or
Speaker 1: where they come from, that's near.
Speaker 2: The top of the heap. You get right on there.
Speaker 1: If someone is genuinely crazy, like speaking from a mental institution, boom,
Speaker 1: you're right up there. If someone, for example, dealing with
Speaker 1: an alien that has moved in next door and wants
Speaker 1: to know what the legal issues are, how do I
Speaker 1: deal with this bill?
Speaker 2: They're at the top of the heap.
Speaker 1: Oh that double quadruple amputees always always good stuff.
Speaker 2: So those are rules. All right. With that being said,
Speaker 2: I think we're ready to go with the news. Amy,
Speaker 2: Are you paying attention? Yes, you're looking at a screen.
Speaker 2: I know that and typing all right, No, Nember mine multitasking.
Speaker 2: You are multitasking. You're actually very good at that.
Speaker 1: Also, congratulations on that interview you did yesterday with Colonel Haig.
Speaker 3: Thanks, that was one of the most fun things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of good response, good response on that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: One of the other questions, if you ask him again,
Speaker 1: you know, it's a it's a closed environment up there
Speaker 1: on the ISS. What if someone has a flatulence issue? Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, they can't be the most popular person on
Speaker 1: that SPA space station.
Speaker 4: You know, I was going to ask him about smells
Speaker 4: on the space station precisely. Do they maybe I wouldn't
Speaker 4: going to ask him about flatulence specifically, but do they
Speaker 4: dissipate or do they just stay there because there's, like
Speaker 4: you said, there's nowhere to go. Yeah, although they do
Speaker 4: have systems because remember they he's talking about scrubbing.
Speaker 1: The you know, the general rule of a general rule
Speaker 1: at KFI is never getting an elevator with handle.
Speaker 2: It's it's just not a good thing. Okay, are you
Speaker 2: guys ready to do it? You bet?
Speaker 1: You handle on the news with Amy O'Neil today. He's
Speaker 1: back tomorrow hopefully and me lead.
Speaker 2: Sorry, all right.
Speaker 1: Well, earlyvoting is hitting a whole lot of states. California
Speaker 1: and nearly three million ballots have already been cast.
Speaker 2: It's a whole lot of votes.
Speaker 1: And you've got states like Georgia, North Carolina, Texas have broken.
Speaker 2: Early turnout records.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what that means because whenever you
Speaker 1: see minorities at these polling lines, at polling stations, you
Speaker 1: immediately think Democrats. Whenever you see white sort of older
Speaker 1: people or fifties or sixties, you think Republicans.
Speaker 2: And I don't know which way it's going to go.
Speaker 1: And whenever you see and it's always you can do
Speaker 1: anything with video and stats.
Speaker 2: You go out and send a reporter.
Speaker 1: And there's a line of his Spanish or line of Democrats.
Speaker 1: You know it's going to be a Democratic win. Same
Speaker 1: thing on the other side. So don't even know what
Speaker 1: early voting.
Speaker 2: Means at this point. Who's going to be ahead. I
Speaker 2: will tell you that Donald Trump is going to claim
Speaker 2: victory the night of the election.
Speaker 1: That I guarantee you in Georgia, for example, or Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Do you know we're not gonna.
Speaker 1: Even know, probably for a week, who won Pennsylvania. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know if anybody's gonna call it the night
Speaker 1: of the election, any news outlet, unless there is a
Speaker 1: landslide one way or the other and it's I don't
Speaker 1: think that's going to happen. Oh, and both sides are
Speaker 1: preparing lawsuits.
Speaker 2: That's where we've come to, right.
Speaker 1: Both sides are immediately arguing not necessarily rigged, although Republicans
Speaker 1: are arguing that it's rigged per se, but preparing lawsuits
Speaker 1: because election laws have changed since the pandemic.
Speaker 2: Early voting.
Speaker 1: What is it one of the states a lawsuit is
Speaker 1: already being prepared has to do with their Not only
Speaker 1: does that have to be a signature on the envelope
Speaker 1: for mail in votes, but there has to be a
Speaker 1: date and an appropriate date, and if there isn't any boom,
Speaker 1: it's to be tossed out. That's according to state law.
Speaker 1: Lawsuits have hit saying that that is not a substantial issue,
Speaker 1: that that's a minor problem, and therefore the vote should
Speaker 1: go forward. That's just an one of the issues that
Speaker 1: are up there that I'm going to share with you
Speaker 1: that we're going to talk about over the next couple
Speaker 1: of weeks.
Speaker 4: Thirty five percent just doesn't cut it, at least according
Speaker 4: to Boeing machinists. They have rejected Boeing's latest contract offer
Speaker 4: to settle a six week long strike. Production is halted
Speaker 4: at Boeing plants. They're not making their jets. The offer
Speaker 4: was for a thirty five percent pay raise over four years.
Speaker 4: Their initial offer was twenty five percent, so they up
Speaker 4: that to thirty five percent. But apparently the big sticking
Speaker 4: point now is that Boeing has offered to increase four
Speaker 4: oh one K contributions and the union wants Boeing to
Speaker 4: reinstate pensions.
Speaker 2: Yeah or yeah, that's a big one.
Speaker 1: That is a big one, and that was somewhat of
Speaker 1: an issue that we've had recently with iHeart about pensions.
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, what pensions.
Speaker 1: They don't know how to spell pension here, and so
Speaker 1: when you have a union based workforce, depending on the company,
Speaker 1: it's even you know, it's amazing to me that they
Speaker 1: gave up pensions years ago. I mean, when you talk
Speaker 1: about Boeing or a corporation of that ILK giving up pensions. Man,
Speaker 1: it's a whole new world. Used to be pensions were
Speaker 1: automatic with big companies.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Working to keep weapons off Metro La Metro has put
Speaker 4: in a new security system at Union Station. It's on
Speaker 4: a test basis. It's concealed weapons technology and they say
Speaker 4: that it will be testing an efficient on invasive screening
Speaker 4: method to detect and identify hidden threats weapons without having
Speaker 4: to have physical contact. And it will also remove the
Speaker 4: need to you know, take personal belongings off and have
Speaker 4: your bag search.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I mean, the best way to get
Speaker 1: on a subway and know that weapons are not a
Speaker 1: problem is never to get on the subway.
Speaker 2: And that works for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not riding Metro anytime soon.
Speaker 1: No, I did it once, Oh I have you know
Speaker 1: it first started. I remember going to Metro when it
Speaker 1: just opened up. It was a homeless encampment. It was
Speaker 1: a moving, homeless encamment, that's what it was. And now
Speaker 1: they do now you die. But you know, versus not
Speaker 1: a metro town.
Speaker 2: We're going to be. We're going to be.
Speaker 1: I'll do a story a little bit later on seven
Speaker 1: o'clock about Metro and connection with Lax.
Speaker 4: Russia's getting a troop boost from a new ally. At
Speaker 4: least three thousand North Korean soldiers have arrived in eastern Russia.
Speaker 4: That's confirmed by the White House. They say this is
Speaker 4: a highly concerning probability that they will join the fight
Speaker 4: against Ukraine, although they're not actually in Ukraine yet, according
Speaker 4: to any reports that the US has put out. The
Speaker 4: US doesn't believe North Green troops have reached Ukraine, but
Speaker 4: the movements have generated deep concern as a potentially serious
Speaker 4: escalation in the conflict.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the world is moving further and further apart.
Speaker 1: Now you have Russia connected with North Korea, and it's
Speaker 1: the allies. You've got the Western world and Russian it's
Speaker 1: just its pariah states are getting together. Look what Putin
Speaker 1: is done to Russia, brought it from a country that
Speaker 1: was part of the world community to not much anymore.
Speaker 4: I quit because you can't commit. The leader of the
Speaker 4: La Times editorial board has resigned from her post in
Speaker 4: protest after the newspaper's owner decided that the paper was
Speaker 4: not going to endorse either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump
Speaker 4: in the presidential election. They've endorsed every year since two
Speaker 4: thousand and four, so this is, you know, twenty years
Speaker 4: since they haven't done an endorsement. Mariogaza says she is
Speaker 4: not okay with us being silent. She also said, hey,
Speaker 4: you know what, we're a very liberal paper. I don't
Speaker 4: think we're going to change the outcome of the election
Speaker 4: in California. And she said she wants to make a stand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Times pretty liberals. It's become pretty liberal. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you have this information, because I didn't
Speaker 1: look it up. Who did the Times endorse in the
Speaker 1: last few presidentials they endorse?
Speaker 3: It was a moment in two thousand and eight.
Speaker 2: Okay, did they endorse Hillary in twenty sixteen?
Speaker 4: You know, don't have that right here? Yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 4: but I'm guessing we can look it up really quick.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing yes, Yeah, that's I'm guessing too. Because it
Speaker 1: is considered a pretty liber rual newspaper.
Speaker 2: In full wars. Did they endorse Hillary?
Speaker 4: Probably not, probably not, so you know, And the owner
Speaker 4: of the paper said, we've got actually Blake Trolly's on
Speaker 4: the story today. The owner of the paper said he
Speaker 4: gave the editorial board the opportunity to put together a
Speaker 4: factual analysis of positive and negative policies and plans from
Speaker 4: each of the candidates while they were in the White
Speaker 4: House and how those policies affected the nation. And he
Speaker 4: said the editorial board didn't say anything, They didn't do anything.
Speaker 4: So he said, okay, fine, then we're not endorsing either, okay.
Speaker 2: And he's the one that calls the shots too. And
Speaker 2: usually with the newspaper owners, there is when you look
Speaker 2: at the.
Speaker 1: New York Times, for example, traditionally there's that firewall that
Speaker 1: is not crossed. Editorial board is left alone. There's the
Speaker 1: measure measure of independ is. I don't know how Patrick
Speaker 1: soon Schong is the owner. I don't know how he
Speaker 1: operates the paper.
Speaker 4: Aaran's been fishing around. Iranian government linked hackers have researched
Speaker 4: and probed election related websites in several swing states in
Speaker 4: the US, possibly to try to figure out what vulnerabilities
Speaker 4: are that could be used to influence the presidential election.
Speaker 4: That's according to Microsoft. It says the researching of election
Speaker 4: related websites happened back in April, but was just recently
Speaker 4: discovered by Microsoft. The hackers also were doing recon of
Speaker 4: major US media outlets in May, according to Microsoft.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, they're also saying that it really hasn't panned
Speaker 1: out to where there is a concerted effort at this point.
Speaker 1: They're just looking at their Microsoft saying they're simply doing
Speaker 1: their how would you describe it, setting up up, looking
Speaker 1: at what they can do, not actively engaging in interfering.
Speaker 1: That's what we're hearing from Microsoft, unlike what's happened with
Speaker 1: the Russians and the Chinese, who are actively involved in
Speaker 1: interfering with the election.
Speaker 4: Walmart and a walk in oven have become a deadly combination.
Speaker 4: A nineteen year old woman was found dead inside a
Speaker 4: large walk in oven at a Walmart in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Speaker 4: Nova Scotia. She was found inside the bakery departments of
Speaker 4: an on Saturday. The exact cause of her death is
Speaker 4: still unknown, according to police.
Speaker 1: Really, you know, when I read this story, I was
Speaker 1: trying to figure out what comment could I make about
Speaker 1: this without sounding like a complete a hole, and jerk
Speaker 1: couldn't figure it out, So.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to make a comment on it. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, Yep, walk in and it's not a walk in.
Speaker 3: And I've never heard of a walk in oven. I've
Speaker 3: heard of a walk in freezer. Freezer.
Speaker 4: But apparently for the these large scale bakeries and that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff, they have huge, huge ovens that you
Speaker 4: can walk into.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but don't they have They're pretty full of racks
Speaker 1: that are moving around, aren't they.
Speaker 2: Whenever I've seen a story or a photo or video.
Speaker 1: You know you have, for example, bread baking or cookies
Speaker 1: being made, these are rotating racks of those products within
Speaker 1: the oven.
Speaker 2: So I don't understand how that works either.
Speaker 4: Musks million dollar giveaways maybe a bust.
Speaker 3: The Justice Department have sent a letter.
Speaker 4: To Elon Musk's America Pack saying that his one million
Speaker 4: dollar a day sweep steaks to registered voters in swing
Speaker 4: states may violate federal law. So Musk announced last Saturday
Speaker 4: during a Trump Can payn event, he said, We're going
Speaker 4: to be awarding a million dollars randomly to people who
Speaker 4: have signed our petition every day from now until the election.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's kind of a week.
Speaker 1: He's not asking for you to register. He is not
Speaker 1: saying you must vote. He simply says, sign this petition
Speaker 1: that says you believe in the Second Amendment and the
Speaker 1: First Amendment period. But it's only in swing states, and
Speaker 1: there is some and federal law does not allow anybody
Speaker 1: to be paid or receive anything any benefit for registering
Speaker 1: or voting. So it's this is why it may be illegal.
Speaker 1: This is a case of first impression. It's never happened before,
Speaker 1: and the Feds are sort of up in the air
Speaker 1: about it. And yeah, I we'll see what happens. And
Speaker 1: I don't even know how many of these petitions have
Speaker 1: been signed at this point. We don't know is still
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 3: I think so. And he's given away a million dollars
Speaker 3: a day.
Speaker 1: I know he's given away one million dollars so far.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard of anything beyond that.
Speaker 4: Supporting but scolding CENTI minority leader Mitch McConnell delivered a
Speaker 4: scathing assessment of the modern Republican Party in an upcoming biography.
Speaker 3: He says the.
Speaker 4: MAGA movement, mega movement is completely wrong in that Ronald
Speaker 4: Reagan wouldn't recognize the party today, and of course he
Speaker 4: blames it on Trump. He said, the former president has
Speaker 4: done a lot of damage to our party's image and
Speaker 4: our ability to compete. In his upcoming biography, The Price
Speaker 4: of Power, and apparently McConnell gave the guy who wrote
Speaker 4: it access to his personal archives, including an oral history
Speaker 4: he's been recording since nineteen ninety five for the book
Speaker 4: Look at.
Speaker 2: The History of the republic Republican Party.
Speaker 1: It started as an abolitionist party, started as an anti
Speaker 1: slavery party. Abraham Lincoln first Republican elected, and it was
Speaker 1: based on anti slavery. Do you know in the last
Speaker 1: forty years there were actual liberal Republicans.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. Can you imagine a liberal Republican today.
Speaker 1: Ronald'reagan, when he was governor, signed the most far reaching
Speaker 1: anti abortion bill in the country, even though he was
Speaker 1: personally against abortion. He said, the people of California want this,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to get in their way. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine a Republican governor today signing a far reaching
Speaker 1: abortion pro I'm sorry, pro abortion law, not anti abortion, Okay.
Speaker 2: It's just it's a different world we live in for sure.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on.
Speaker 4: Being a big fan is going to cost you. Tickets
Speaker 4: for this year's World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers
Speaker 4: and New York Yankees are said to be the most
Speaker 4: expensive ever. We were talking about this earlier this week,
Speaker 4: but the average ticket price is about seventeen hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: And that's according to reseller tick pic. I think that
Speaker 4: cheaper than some of the other sites that we've seen,
Speaker 4: more than double the average of ticket prices for last
Speaker 4: year's World Series.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if there's a Game seven, what those
Speaker 1: tickets are going to be?
Speaker 2: How expensive? Those tickets are going to be?
Speaker 3: Stupid expensive? What did we say that?
Speaker 4: On the third base side tickets are going for forty
Speaker 4: three thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: Come one, yeah, I mean please, You can buy half
Speaker 1: of Pakistan for that much money.
Speaker 4: There are efforts being taken to prevent deep fakes from
Speaker 4: getting into Yahoo News. The twenty twenty four presidential campaign
Speaker 4: has featured some notable deep fakes, AI powered impersonations of
Speaker 4: candidates that are, of course trying to mislead voters or
Speaker 4: tear down the other candidates. One of those deep fakes
Speaker 4: has been viewed more than one hundred and forty three
Speaker 4: million times. So Yahoo News is trying to get help
Speaker 4: from McAfee to stop this from happening.
Speaker 3: Happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't even know how to deal with this
Speaker 2: stuff yet.
Speaker 1: We really don't because if you add this to the misinformation,
Speaker 1: the disinformation that's going around. You know how many people
Speaker 1: get their news now, not from us, not from news stations,
Speaker 1: not from news outlets, but on the internet, especially young people,
Speaker 1: and the deep fakes are part of the deep fakes,
Speaker 1: the fake news. It's pretty depressing and it's a new world,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. All Right, we can do one more
Speaker 1: for we're taking a break.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, still on the technology front and how technology
Speaker 4: is taking over, chat GPT can be tricked into providing
Speaker 4: detailed advice on how to commit crimes everything from money
Speaker 4: laundering to exporting weapons to sanctioned countries. Isn't that great news?
Speaker 4: So just ask it how do I commit these crimes?
Speaker 4: And chat GPT, I'll tell.
Speaker 1: You makes sense when you think about what jack chat
Speaker 1: GPT can do and how it goes through the internet
Speaker 1: everything on the Internet. Do you remember when Siri just
Speaker 1: came out sirih just started and the first part of
Speaker 1: it and I did this.
Speaker 2: I did this on the air.
Speaker 1: Is hey, Siri, where's the best place for me to
Speaker 1: hide a dead body? And Siri would come back, using
Speaker 1: the GPS of the world and literally tell you where
Speaker 1: the landfill the closest landfills were to where you are.
Speaker 3: That's so gross.
Speaker 2: It was. Oh they got rid of that feature pretty quickly,
Speaker 2: but it was fun. Okay, So, Amy, we only have.
Speaker 1: Three stories left, ok And we've gone through these stories
Speaker 1: very very quickly, and so it's it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: little difficult expanding them.
Speaker 2: So let's tell a joke or too. Okay, Okay, I'll start.
Speaker 1: Okay, two jews walk into a bar and then they
Speaker 1: buy it. Now, Amy, would you like you can either
Speaker 1: tell a joke or we can do the next story
Speaker 1: very very very slowly.
Speaker 3: I think we're probably gonna have to do both.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's do it.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Horse walks into a bar and the bartender says, why
Speaker 4: the long face?
Speaker 2: Okay, very strong. A guy walks into a bar with a.
Speaker 1: Parrot on his shoulder and I don't know the rest
Speaker 1: of that joke.
Speaker 3: Mushroom walks into a bar.
Speaker 2: Right, because that's totally plausible.
Speaker 4: And the bartender says, hey, we don't serve your kind.
Speaker 4: He goes, why not, I'm a fun guy.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, let's do some news and then we'll
Speaker 2: go back to the jokes.
Speaker 4: Okay, not so funny. Roman Polanski's apparently off the hook.
Speaker 4: A civil lawsuit brought against Polanski that alleged he sexually
Speaker 4: assaulted a child in the nineteen seventies, a separate case
Speaker 4: from his conviction tied to a thirteen year old girl,
Speaker 4: is said to be dismissed. The suit accused Polanski of
Speaker 4: giving a child alcohol and raping her at his home
Speaker 4: in Benedict Canyon in nineteen seventy three. It was supposed
Speaker 4: to go to trial next August, but now an unspecified
Speaker 4: settlement agreement has been reached between the two sides.
Speaker 3: That's from the attorneys who are tied to this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's never ever been in the United States
Speaker 1: after he was charged.
Speaker 3: How old is he now?
Speaker 2: He has to be in his he's seventies.
Speaker 3: No, he's ninety one.
Speaker 1: Seriously, my goodness, did he I think he directed Rosemary's Baby,
Speaker 1: didn't he? And anyway, he was charged, went to Europe
Speaker 1: and done. He's never never came in again, never come
Speaker 1: to the United States. As far as the As far
Speaker 1: as the criminal charges, I think the statute has long
Speaker 1: run out, but civil charges can still be sued because
Speaker 1: the legislature blew up the statute of limitations, so anybody
Speaker 1: can sue for a period of time at any time.
Speaker 1: And let's continue on. How do you spell Polonski?
Speaker 2: Never mind? Yeah, I know, I'm gonna make it. By
Speaker 2: the way, we are going to make.
Speaker 4: It good news. Okay, well this is not good news.
Speaker 4: It's the Philippines turn now. Of course, we got hit
Speaker 4: in the US by Milton and Helene. Tropical Storm Trami
Speaker 4: is hitting the northeastern Philippines. It has killed at least
Speaker 4: twenty four people. Cars have been swept away. Authorities have
Speaker 4: been prompted to scramble for motor boats to rescue trapped villagers,
Speaker 4: some of them are stuck on their roofs. The government
Speaker 4: had to shut down schools and offices except for disaster
Speaker 4: response for the second day on the entire main island
Speaker 4: of Luzon to protect millions of people. After the tropical
Speaker 4: storm slammed into the northeastern province of Isabella after midnights.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look at the level of storms that are going
Speaker 2: on throughout the world, the level of flooding, the amount
Speaker 2: of rain that's coming down when we report storms, it's
Speaker 2: no longer by the inch, it's by the foot with
Speaker 2: rain coming down. It's pretty scary stuff.
Speaker 1: Climate change is here big time and coming up seven thirty,
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk on a spin on climate change
Speaker 1: that you probably didn't even know existed.
Speaker 2: That's it's seven thirty coming up.
Speaker 3: Okay, so this is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Goldfish is changing its name two Orangefish new to Chilean
Speaker 4: sea bass. The Pepperidge Farm snack brand is tweaking its
Speaker 4: name for a limited time to Chilean sea bass. It
Speaker 4: says it wants to attract a more grown up group.
Speaker 4: The Campbell's company says it's part of a strategy to
Speaker 4: attract adults and re establish Goldfish's relevance as a good
Speaker 4: snack food among the declining snack food usage.
Speaker 1: Who walked into the CEO's office and came up with
Speaker 1: that idea and was able to convince high management to
Speaker 1: go with it, I don't know. I'll tell you it's
Speaker 1: someone who is going to be fired in the next
Speaker 1: six months a year.
Speaker 4: Except that it is a gimmick because it's only going
Speaker 4: to be sold online.
Speaker 1: Chilean sea bass goldfish crackers. I don't know how they're
Speaker 1: going to connect. I really don't.
Speaker 2: Also, I hate those goldfish. Are you a fan? I
Speaker 2: just don't like them. I just you know, or for me?
Speaker 3: They're in our snap drawer, are they. Michelle keeps that
Speaker 3: stock for.
Speaker 2: Us, and you don't pay for it?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, yeah, you do. You put in money every
Speaker 3: once in a while.
Speaker 2: You're on the honor system.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yes.
Speaker 2: I love the honor system.
Speaker 1: You know the box where you put the money in,
Speaker 1: because I always take money out of the box whenever
Speaker 1: I need, you know, a couple of dollars. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: we are done. We're able to do it. We're able
Speaker 1: to stretch.
Speaker 3: It out Amy with only minimal stupid jokes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very minimal, all right.
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