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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he.
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Speaker 3: Oh you know what we might do if anybody has
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Speaker 1: I had a question for Neil, you know, uh, you know,
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Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, but that's you know, I can tell you
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Speaker 3: We should record that because that one's easy. All right, guys,
Speaker 3: let's do it. Handle on the news lead story.
Speaker 1: Okay, we have a winter winter chicken dinner.
Speaker 3: Democrat George Whitesides ran and won a seat in Congress,
Speaker 3: defeating a Republican represented Mike Garcia. So that's one more
Speaker 3: seat to the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Actually, it was a very conservative district and.
Speaker 3: It moved over to the blue side, and we'll see
Speaker 3: what happens.
Speaker 1: That's one more. But we don't know about a couple
Speaker 1: of those races. And if the.
Speaker 3: Republicans keep the House, and they took they took the Senate,
Speaker 3: and as you know, they obviously took the presidency, it's
Speaker 3: going to be well, it's going to be.
Speaker 1: A very different country anyway, no.
Speaker 6: Matter what mister Newsom goes to Washington. Why, Governor Newsom
Speaker 6: is going to be meeting with members of California's congressional
Speaker 6: delegation and key officials in the Biden Harris administration to
Speaker 6: figure out how to Trump proof California. He wants to
Speaker 6: safeguard California programs and funding that could be threatened by
Speaker 6: President elect Trump's second administration.
Speaker 3: This is going to be the biggest war I think
Speaker 3: that Trump is going to have during his presidency with
Speaker 3: a politician.
Speaker 1: It will be with Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 3: Now, they're members of Congress that are going to be
Speaker 3: fighting him. Members of the Senate they're going to be
Speaker 3: fighting him. But a lot of it has to do
Speaker 3: with the makeup of Congress. You know how much power
Speaker 3: they have. We have a Newsom has the power of
Speaker 3: California behind him, and now the Now certainly the president
Speaker 3: has far more power because he controls all the FED,
Speaker 3: and the FED money pours into the state and many
Speaker 3: programs across the country. But there is going every time
Speaker 3: Trump gives an executive order, makes an executive order, lawsuits
Speaker 3: going to hit right there. It's going to be four
Speaker 3: years of litigation. It will not stop.
Speaker 2: How's that going to affect us here in California. We're
Speaker 2: gonna get nailed Trump in the middle of it.
Speaker 3: No, we're gonna be the We're gonna be the recipient
Speaker 3: of some real hatred. Trump hates California, He hates Governor Newsom,
Speaker 3: California went against him. Most of Hollywood funded the campaign
Speaker 3: of Harris.
Speaker 1: I mean, we are everything that.
Speaker 3: He hates, and he's really good at. I wouldn't say
Speaker 3: holding in his hate. I mean he's made it really clear.
Speaker 3: You know, you look at appointments already. What's the first
Speaker 3: thing that he's looking at is loyalty. That he is
Speaker 3: number one. That is his number one requirement is loyalty.
Speaker 3: Some they're a point which you're going to see have
Speaker 3: some credentials. And in addition to being super loyal with Trump,
Speaker 3: you're going to see some appointments where the new administrator
Speaker 3: has nothing to do the EPA guy has never dealt
Speaker 3: with the environment.
Speaker 4: Doesn't that happen in every administration?
Speaker 3: It does, No, it does to, but to I think
Speaker 3: it's going to be to a lesser extent and not
Speaker 3: to important important posts.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 3: Like, for example, you're going to see you're going to
Speaker 3: see ambassadors, right, You're going to see ambassadors, the big,
Speaker 3: big donors that happens all the time, but you're not
Speaker 3: going to see that a lot of them are civil servants,
Speaker 3: a career ambassadors and civil and foreign service people. I
Speaker 3: think you're going to see more on a personal only
Speaker 3: because this president rely on loyalty more than any other
Speaker 3: president I think.
Speaker 1: We've ever had. But you're right, Andy, it does. I
Speaker 1: just think it's going to be more. That's all.
Speaker 2: He runs things like you run things. Everybody loyal to Bill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh no, no, I want people that are not
Speaker 3: loyal to me, Come on, Neil.
Speaker 2: Speaking of his cabinet, President elect Donald Trump is likely
Speaker 2: to pick Florida Senator Little Marco Rubio as his Secretary
Speaker 2: of State. You know, this would round out his national
Speaker 2: security team in his second term here. But it's not
Speaker 2: official yet, as you heard Amy talking about earlier in
Speaker 2: the news. But until the offer is formally made, you know,
Speaker 2: Trump could go back and forth and change his mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's one of those appointments, assuming he does go
Speaker 3: with Marco Rubio.
Speaker 1: That Marco Rubio has creds.
Speaker 3: He sat on this and an intelligence committee, the Foreign
Speaker 3: Relations Committee, and so he has the credits. He has
Speaker 3: experience in foreign relations. You know, probably the most probably
Speaker 3: the most experienced, most qualified president we've ever had in
Speaker 3: foreign relations.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. He sat on the Foreign Relations Committee for decades.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if he was coherent, Yeah, no.
Speaker 1: He was a certain point in his life.
Speaker 6: Forget turbulence. The new threat, the new concern when you
Speaker 6: fly is bullets, at least if you're going into Haiti.
Speaker 6: Two jets from US based airlines were hit by bullets
Speaker 6: while flying over Haiti's capital. One of them was a
Speaker 6: Spirit Airlines plane. It was getting ready to land in
Speaker 6: Port A Prince. It was struck by bullets. A flight
Speaker 6: attendant has minor injuries. In response to that, Spirit Airlines
Speaker 6: and other carriers have basically said yeah, we're suspending service.
Speaker 6: And then later in the day Jed Blue, which is
Speaker 6: one of the ones that suspended service, said you know what,
Speaker 6: we're going to hold off until December second because they
Speaker 6: found a bullet on one of its planes that was
Speaker 6: on its way back from Haiti.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are gangs. So the control Haiti just control it.
Speaker 1: Whole swaths of Haiti and these criminal gangs and they
Speaker 1: shoot up at airplanes.
Speaker 2: Obviously that's not an active war at all times.
Speaker 3: Yes, but who you have these various gangs? So what
Speaker 3: does that mean the United States is going to invade?
Speaker 1: No, they're not.
Speaker 3: Planes aren't just going to be there. This plane was
Speaker 3: landing was it five hundred feet when the bullets hit.
Speaker 3: It was coming down five hundred feet is just on
Speaker 3: top of you. And then it jammed on the engines
Speaker 3: and flew around and went to the Dominican Republic where
Speaker 3: it landed. So I wouldn't go to Haiti right now, No.
Speaker 2: But you'll probably go to Hades. I guess, oh, very strong?
Speaker 2: All right? The United States told its ally Israel, if
Speaker 2: you were imber, in a letter back in October around
Speaker 2: the thirteenth, that it's got to take steps to improve
Speaker 2: the aid situation in the war ravaged Gaza. Right. It
Speaker 2: gave them thirty days or they could face potential restrictions
Speaker 2: on US military aid. So Israel kind of failed this,
Speaker 2: and not only did they not take action, but they
Speaker 2: actually dramatically worsened the situation on the ground there.
Speaker 1: So Natanyakhu is basically a liar.
Speaker 3: This book that I'm reading, War by Bob Woodward, it's
Speaker 3: a very not only relevant and topical. I mean it
Speaker 3: goes just back a few months with the war Ukraine
Speaker 3: and how Israel is being dealt with by Biden and Natanyahu.
Speaker 3: And that's and Biden hates Natanyahu every time. Natanyahu first
Speaker 3: of all, completely denies that there's a humanitarian crisis to
Speaker 3: night say, just not true.
Speaker 1: To the extent that it is true, Israel is helping
Speaker 1: instead of hurting.
Speaker 3: And to the extent that Biden pointed out or the
Speaker 3: State Department pointed out, there is right there. You're not
Speaker 3: allowing you're not allowing aid to come into the country.
Speaker 3: He says, yes we are, or yes we will, we
Speaker 3: promise nothing. Biden hates Natanyahu. Natanau just lies straight out
Speaker 3: and people are and I'm as pro Israel as it comes.
Speaker 3: But how do you not supply aid to starving people?
Speaker 3: They're straight out starvation going to happen in Gaza, straight out.
Speaker 3: And the problem is in Israel to its point, says,
Speaker 3: what do we do when you have the militants embedded
Speaker 3: in the areas that are civilian. It's there's no easy answer,
Speaker 3: and neither answer here, and neither side is willing to
Speaker 3: budge neither side.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, they're.
Speaker 3: Getting stronger in their position, more in transigent all right.
Speaker 6: Full stop. It can happen if you're driving a Honda
Speaker 6: or an Accura. The nt National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Speaker 6: NITZA is investigating complaints that engines are failing on as
Speaker 6: many as one point four million Hondas and Accuras. Apparently,
Speaker 6: the connecting rod bearings on the vehicles with three point
Speaker 6: five leader V six engines can fail, leading to complete
Speaker 6: engine failure failure. So they're doing an investigation and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't care, Okay, I don't have a hinde,
Speaker 3: So all right, fine, you have an EV.
Speaker 1: I do have an EV and it's not a hind a,
Speaker 1: it's a BMWEV.
Speaker 2: TikTok will not go down without a fight. Be ramped
Speaker 2: up their attacks on the Biden administration this past week.
Speaker 2: They're looking or pushing back in the law that could
Speaker 2: ban the popular app for the United States. They are
Speaker 2: eating court and in the court filings. Rather that the
Speaker 2: US TikTok users could be forced to live on an
Speaker 2: island of content, disconnected for the rest of the world
Speaker 2: if the platform is forced to find a new owner.
Speaker 2: I love that coming out of China, they won't be
Speaker 2: able to get information. Turn on you, Mike, thank you.
Speaker 1: They're arguing First Amendment out of China.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you gotta love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's I love that. It's stunny. The hypocrisy.
Speaker 6: So women can't walk outside UNUS supported and they can't
Speaker 6: go to school. But at least Afghanistan cares about the environment.
Speaker 6: Afghanistan has sent a delegation to the UN Climate Talks
Speaker 6: in Baku, Azerbaijan. It's the first time they've attended since
Speaker 6: the Taliban returned to power in twenty twenty one, and
Speaker 6: Afghanistan apparently particularly vulnerable to climate change. Climate experts say
Speaker 6: it's the sixth most climate vulnerable country in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's getting nailed. And it's thought as if they
Speaker 1: if they give any.
Speaker 3: Part of the I'm sorry, it's not as if they
Speaker 3: contribute to global warming.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, look at their power plants, as guys on
Speaker 3: stationary bicycles.
Speaker 1: You know, pedaling. There just isn't a lot of technology there.
Speaker 3: And they are they're getting the brunt of the problem,
Speaker 3: the floods, the droughts.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're really getting nailed.
Speaker 2: This just in the Taliban says, now that it turns
Speaker 2: out that it is mother Nature and nature is in
Speaker 2: fact a woman, they will just ban her from being
Speaker 2: hot in anyway, absolutely all right. Russia may inadvertently have
Speaker 2: struck one of its own civilian buildings, oh boy, with
Speaker 2: an Iranian supplied drone. According to reports and security footage,
Speaker 2: so someone who had the drone didn't know how to
Speaker 2: use it. And apparently the attack injured two people, caused
Speaker 2: extensive damage, impacting forty apartments across three buildings, twenty four vehicles,
Speaker 2: and a shop of some kind, and did a appeers
Speaker 2: to originate from the Russian side of things, although I'm
Speaker 2: sure Ukraine was thrilled.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm sure Russia initially said this was the
Speaker 3: Ukrainian missile, But you know, occasionally it happens misfired and
Speaker 3: their own people get nailed.
Speaker 6: Twenty three and me gonna lose a lot of its staff.
Speaker 6: The genetic testing company is reducing about two hundred employees,
Speaker 6: which is about forty percent of its staff, and they're
Speaker 6: discontinuing further development of its therapies.
Speaker 4: I don't know what that mean.
Speaker 1: What is therapies?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: And the story doesn't really explain that. It says it's
Speaker 6: evaluating strategic alternatives, including licensing agreements and asset sales for
Speaker 6: its therapies in development.
Speaker 4: Does that have to do it?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: Are they selling your DNA? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't well, I guess if like Candle's daughters used
Speaker 2: it and found out they're really genetically tied to him.
Speaker 2: They might need therapy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is a problem I've always you know, I
Speaker 3: really am not interested in finding out who my ancestors
Speaker 3: are at all.
Speaker 1: Couldn't care less my ancestry.
Speaker 6: Okay, I have an answer for you about the twenty
Speaker 6: three and Me therapeutics. Yeah, it's a drug development organization
Speaker 6: that uses genetic data to develop therapeutic antibodies for cancer
Speaker 6: and other treatments. Oh so maybe they're developing therapies using
Speaker 6: the dn out DNA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I have a question, it's does twenty three
Speaker 3: and me talk about any medical aspect?
Speaker 1: Do they?
Speaker 3: For example, you do an ancestry check and you have
Speaker 3: a history of cancer in your family and you don't
Speaker 3: have it or they will have it.
Speaker 2: I think they do. I think they do. There are
Speaker 2: some that say, hey, you're predisposed X, Y and Z.
Speaker 4: Gee, that's fun. I just wanted to know if I
Speaker 4: had another brother.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's basically yet, that's true and everybody, that's one
Speaker 3: thing everybody you go through who your ancestors were. Inevitably
Speaker 3: it was an Egyptian prince or somehow some kind of
Speaker 3: a high figure in society. I'm afraid that I'm going
Speaker 3: to come back and find out I'm related to like
Speaker 3: a fire hydrant, you know, at the bottom of the barrel.
Speaker 1: So I'm just not.
Speaker 2: Interested that Tracks, parent company of Knotsberry Farm and Six
Speaker 2: Flags Magic Mountain, says they have zero plans to close
Speaker 2: any of their forty two theme parks and water parks,
Speaker 2: while the North American amusement park chain is, you know,
Speaker 2: weighing everything out, potential sell of underperforming parts, that type
Speaker 2: of thing. But the director of Six Flags says, at
Speaker 2: this time, we have no plans to close any parks.
Speaker 1: So what do they do? They can't close.
Speaker 3: If they're not going to close parks and they're underperforming,
Speaker 3: what do they plan on doing?
Speaker 1: Raising prices? What do they think?
Speaker 3: You are Disneyland or the more prices, you know, the
Speaker 3: higher the price, the more people want to go.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what happens. They just get people in line
Speaker 2: out front and then everybody else will want to join them.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I haven't been I enjoyed not Sperry Farm.
Speaker 2: I haven't been to to Six Flags Magic Mountain in
Speaker 2: a bazillion years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's true. Even people who go to
Speaker 3: Disneyland really like parks. When's the last time, Amy, you
Speaker 3: know you're a Disneyland person, when's the last time you
Speaker 3: went to a six Flags.
Speaker 6: I don't think I've ever been to that six Flags,
Speaker 6: and not because I don't think it's a good park,
Speaker 6: but it's just it's all, you know, roller.
Speaker 4: Coasters and thrill rides.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 6: And I like Disneyland and even and not Sperry Farm too.
Speaker 6: I mean, they have this really cool ambiance and it's
Speaker 6: more like a full day experience where if you're just
Speaker 6: going for the rides, six Flags all the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all the rides. Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 5: I get too scared.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh okay, Amy, are you a six flat person?
Speaker 1: All right? Excuse me? And are you a six Flag person? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I used to go a lot. I used to take
Speaker 5: my kids all the time too. They loved it, right.
Speaker 1: And Kono six Flags? Yes or no?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay? Fair enough, all right, take a break, we'll come back.
Speaker 3: And I'm pretending that people actually care about what you
Speaker 3: guys think about and care about.
Speaker 6: Okay, So things are not looking great for Ukrainian troops.
Speaker 6: Remember they took over the Kersk region back in August,
Speaker 6: pretty much took Moscow by surprise by going into Russian territory.
Speaker 6: That was the first time for an occursion since World
Speaker 6: War Two. Well, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski says that Russia
Speaker 6: has now deployed nearly fifty thousand troops to Kursk, including
Speaker 6: those North Korean troops that were recently added. Ukrainian troops,
Speaker 6: they say, are continuing to hold back the Russian troops,
Speaker 6: but they are launching big offensives.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of this we'll see if the war ends.
Speaker 3: Because President elect Trump said he's going to end the
Speaker 3: war day one, and I think he can by simply
Speaker 3: saying to Ukraine, we're yanking all of the armaments. You're
Speaker 3: now on your own. That war ends that day. And
Speaker 3: he has said you have to sit down and talk,
Speaker 3: and you have to sit down and cut a deal
Speaker 3: with Russia, which means giving up land. And at this
Speaker 3: point Ukraine's saying no. Vance is saying straight out, we
Speaker 3: cut all ties to Ukraine, all help for Ukraine, and
Speaker 3: we don't even know how far it's going to go
Speaker 3: and to what extent. And it's I'm saying over and
Speaker 3: over and over again, we it's going to be a
Speaker 3: very interesting start of a new administration. And you bet
Speaker 3: that Zelenski is sweating bullets, or we'll have no bullets
Speaker 3: to sweat is more like it.
Speaker 2: This one is about as confusing as it gets. So
Speaker 2: nearly eighty thousand pounds of Costco butter is recalled. Why
Speaker 2: because it's missing a statement that says contains milk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't understand this story. Neil explained this.
Speaker 2: Well, apparently, you know, because there's people with dairy allergies.
Speaker 2: But since milk is made from or butter is made
Speaker 2: from milk, you'd think that that kinda so I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think, well, butterfat, what is it separates?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know how you can have butter
Speaker 2: that's not made with milk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't get it.
Speaker 2: But apparently they have to make note of the allergen
Speaker 2: on the outside. But if somebody's allergic to dairy, would
Speaker 2: they be buying cow butter?
Speaker 1: Who the hell knows?
Speaker 2: Huh? This just did milk contains milk as well?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Are we surprised some people?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I just I may be missing something. I'm a little
Speaker 2: off this morning. But yeah, butter has milk in it.
Speaker 4: I think they have to do this because someone's going
Speaker 4: to sue them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you didn't tell me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you didn't tell me there was mil milk here?
Speaker 2: Butter right?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 6: To dismiss or not to dismiss. A judge will decide
Speaker 6: today whether to undo President elect Trump's conviction in his
Speaker 6: hush money case because of a Supreme Court ruling on
Speaker 6: presidential immunity. Judge Juan Marshan in New York is going
Speaker 6: to decide whether to toss out the jury verdict and
Speaker 6: order a new trial, or maybe even dismiss the charges altogether.
Speaker 6: Sentencing right now is scheduled for October or sorry, November
Speaker 6: twenty sixth.
Speaker 1: And this is a really interesting case.
Speaker 3: It all is predicated on the decision of a presidential
Speaker 3: immunity that was candied by the Supreme Court. And what
Speaker 3: Trump is saying that some of the evidence that was
Speaker 3: introduced in.
Speaker 1: The trial had to do with his disclosed.
Speaker 3: Your statements when he ran for president, his financial disclosures
Speaker 3: as president or that were used in his run that
Speaker 3: he had to that he had to submit, and the
Speaker 3: prosecutors saying that was only a tiny little bit, and
Speaker 3: Trump is saying, oh no, it's a big bit. And
Speaker 3: so now Mrschen has to decide yes or no. And
Speaker 3: by the way, whatever he decides, of course, is going
Speaker 3: up to you know. It's so you're not gonna see
Speaker 3: much happening.
Speaker 2: You know. Trump has sold bibles, steaks, and now watches.
Speaker 1: Okay, heard, Yeah, And don't forget the sneakers.
Speaker 2: On the sneakers. He's gotta sell nonstick pans. I mean,
Speaker 2: the guy is so teflon.
Speaker 1: Oh good point.
Speaker 2: Understand why he's not selling none. My pens are so nons.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine any other president, any other president, howking.
Speaker 1: Bibles?
Speaker 3: Forget about bibles because you can be religious, but hawking
Speaker 3: tennissues and ties and stakes. Although the tennis shoes is
Speaker 3: while he was running for president, the ties were the
Speaker 3: ties while he was president.
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 2: I can't remember. But there were like trading cards.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, that were crazy stuff digital trade. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, once a business man, always a business and.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take your last one.
Speaker 3: They're teaching Beyonce Yale University, of course on Beyonce.
Speaker 1: Why not.
Speaker 2: There is a difference between intelligence and education, and I
Speaker 2: will tell you I don't know why people are paying
Speaker 2: for college.
Speaker 1: That's all right, We are done.
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