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Speaker 2: By the way, when we end the show, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: accuse Elon Musk of doing too many penis jokes.
Speaker 3: Bastard.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine?
Speaker 3: What are you even talking about?
Speaker 4: Nothing? I'm going off on a tangent. Oh, how unusual?
Speaker 1: And now Handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen. Here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Yep, it is a Wednesday. It's a home day, February
Speaker 2: twenty six, a couple more.
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Speaker 2: can get the microphone working or my.
Speaker 4: Monitor working. Anybody suffering from a cold, because I'm dying
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Speaker 4: Can you imagine having nightmares about a show?
Speaker 2: And then you come into the reality about a show?
Speaker 4: So it continues on, very disconcerting.
Speaker 3: What's the nightmare about this show? What about it?
Speaker 4: All of it?
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Speaker 5: We're a pleasure to work with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pleasure, that's the word i'd use. Well well said,
Speaker 4: that's the first word that.
Speaker 2: Would come to mind, you know, just you know, waking
Speaker 2: up the show doesn't do well. You know, I say
Speaker 2: things that I shouldn't say, things that I shouldn't say.
Speaker 2: I'll say things that can get me in trouble. And
Speaker 2: the dump button doesn't work. By the way, for those
Speaker 2: of you that don't know, we're on a delay exactly
Speaker 2: for people like me. So in case I say something wrong, oops,
Speaker 2: that doesn't go on the air because.
Speaker 4: The FCC has a little issue with certain words.
Speaker 2: And so anyway, those are the on the nightmares. Then
Speaker 2: I come on and I deal with the same thing over.
Speaker 2: It's groundhog Day, is what it is? You deal with yourself? Yes,
Speaker 2: pretty much, Yeah, it's pretty much. It's that that's worth
Speaker 2: some therapy, all right. Good morning to the crowd, Cono,
Speaker 2: good morning and morning.
Speaker 3: Billy Billy no, no please, Billy Bob, Sorry.
Speaker 2: No, Billy Bob, Billy Willy no no, I let yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not even Willy Wolf.
Speaker 4: But I let two people get away with it. And
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 3: Mister H.
Speaker 4: Pardon, mister H. Misstreach works, strange works. Yeah, it's okay, Amy,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 5: Hi Bill.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go, happy happy happy, uh and uh
Speaker 2: and as you what are you cleaning the uh, your
Speaker 2: desk area.
Speaker 5: I'm cleaning my monitor.
Speaker 3: Oh oh that's a monitor.
Speaker 2: You're right, your monitor is on your Oh all right,
Speaker 2: fair enough.
Speaker 4: And Neil Morning, Neil Handleman.
Speaker 3: The nightmare continues.
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 2: It does a lot going on today. Some politics we're
Speaker 2: going to talk about.
Speaker 4: Jim Keeney is going to join us.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Stephen Portnoy, ABC News national
Speaker 2: correspondent Washington, big news about the White House press pool.
Speaker 4: And that just caught a little I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I like him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, he's very good. You know, he's very good.
Speaker 3: I just like his demeanor in the way he delivers news.
Speaker 4: I do like him.
Speaker 2: Uh. It's a since our affiliation with ABC, I don't
Speaker 2: know how long it's been going on, and we have
Speaker 2: access to ABC reporters across the country.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: It makes uh, I think for a better news reporting
Speaker 2: really does. Also it makes us sound better, you know, ABC.
Speaker 4: As opposed to uh put cooima based never mind what
Speaker 4: it just sound.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we we have a you know, a white
Speaker 2: House press on, a White House KFI reporter. Now, who's
Speaker 2: in the White House. Well, we're gonna find out if
Speaker 2: he stays in the White House.
Speaker 4: That's one of the stories we're gonna do. Yeah, I wonder.
Speaker 4: I don't think he's in the mix in terms of
Speaker 4: getting tossed. I don't know.
Speaker 2: All right, So we've got a lot going on as
Speaker 2: we start the show on this Wednesday, and let's do it.
Speaker 2: It is time for Handle on the News on a
Speaker 2: hump Day, February twenty sixth, with Amy King, Neil Savedra
Speaker 2: and moa least sorry.
Speaker 3: Not doing it, please please, Well.
Speaker 2: Certainly looks like and no surprise, Congress is moving towards
Speaker 2: an absolute capitulation and I wouldn't even call it a capitulation,
Speaker 2: and just following exactly what the Trump agenda is. There
Speaker 2: is no republic congressional agenda. It doesn't exist. It is
Speaker 2: exactly what Trump wants he gets. There used to be
Speaker 2: some pushback, even in a president's own party. The president
Speaker 2: would advance whatever piece of legislation. Certainly the other party
Speaker 2: on the other side has all kinds of issues with
Speaker 2: it and many times votes against it. And even within
Speaker 2: the president's party there would be some pushback. Doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson has made it very clear speaker of a house.
Speaker 2: He has been put on this earth to move forward
Speaker 2: Trump's agenda. He wakes up in the morning saying what
Speaker 2: can I do? Goes to bed every night, what can
Speaker 2: I do for this man? This is why I am
Speaker 2: here to make sure the president gets what he wants.
Speaker 2: And there has been a give and take what Trump wants?
Speaker 2: Is this all encompassing, huge, men omnimous bill of everything
Speaker 2: he wants, which almost never happens. And even Republican congress
Speaker 2: people were saying, hey, let's break it up. We have
Speaker 2: to look at these issues individually. Trump said no, they
Speaker 2: got it through. Mike Johnson was able to.
Speaker 4: Pull it off.
Speaker 2: One Republican who's a deficit hawk, voted against it.
Speaker 4: One that was not enough to stop it.
Speaker 2: And when I'm talking about stopping Trump's agenda either we're
Speaker 2: talking about simply breaking up this legislation and dealing with
Speaker 2: it piece by peace, which normally happens.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll see what happens coming up. I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: One of the things is Trump's and this is not
Speaker 2: just Trump, this is every president, is that the deficit
Speaker 2: is completely out of control. One point a trillion dollar deficit.
Speaker 2: That's one point eight trillion dollars more money than is
Speaker 2: being spent by the government that then comes in to
Speaker 2: the government. Doesn't matter. There's no such thing as a
Speaker 2: deficit hawk anymore.
Speaker 4: Used to be.
Speaker 2: I mean when Democrats are in control, of course, there's
Speaker 2: deficit hawks.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, look at all.
Speaker 2: This money you're spending. Not when you've got a Republican
Speaker 2: not when you have this president. And this goes to
Speaker 2: show you the power this man has. It is extraordinary
Speaker 2: within the party. All right, still one more and we'll
Speaker 2: take a break and move on ahead.
Speaker 5: Oh you mentioned this bill.
Speaker 6: The White House is changing how and who gets access
Speaker 6: to the president. The White House said yesterday that its
Speaker 6: officials will determine which news outlets can regularly cover President Trump.
Speaker 6: The Press Secretary Lovett said at the Daily Briefing. The
Speaker 6: White House Press team in this administration will determine who
Speaker 6: gets to enjoy the very privileged and limited access in
Speaker 6: spaces such as Air Force one and the OVAL. Select
Speaker 6: group of DC based journalists should no longer have a
Speaker 6: monopoly of press access at the White House.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, the problem is is that nobody has
Speaker 2: a monopoly because you have the Correspondence Association and they
Speaker 2: it's a rotating basis, and the question becomes is.
Speaker 4: How broad is this pool of reporters.
Speaker 2: It was mainstream, only recently they've added also online reporting,
Speaker 2: and also depends on I don't have a problem with
Speaker 2: the president saying I'm the one that's going to determine.
Speaker 2: It's just how broad is it going to be? And
Speaker 2: I don't know the answer to that. We're going to
Speaker 2: find out. If it's only people that are pro Trump
Speaker 2: that gets problematic, well.
Speaker 5: There wouldn't be anybody.
Speaker 3: In the room.
Speaker 5: H it'd be like three.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, they you'd find some. You'd find some.
Speaker 2: You'd find that the eighteen year old guy in Saskatchewan
Speaker 2: who is a Trumpist. But you're right, you're right, so
Speaker 2: right now, the bias, it's fair to say, you're right, Amy,
Speaker 2: the bias is against him right now.
Speaker 4: The mainstream media is not.
Speaker 2: Well, it's basically it's accused of being liberal. And guess what,
Speaker 2: it's liberal who.
Speaker 6: Cares and trouble lovesaid he loves sparring with the media.
Speaker 4: Oh he does. I mean he just he did it.
Speaker 5: For like an hour yesterday.
Speaker 4: Of course he does all right.
Speaker 2: Entertainment with a capital bold bold face d e all right,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputy is among eighteen
Speaker 3: people indicted by a grand Journey this week in what
Speaker 3: they refer to as a sophisticated drug smuggling operation within
Speaker 3: the county jail system. So half those indicted are already
Speaker 3: in jail right now, while the other half were free citizens.
Speaker 3: It ties into a collaboration with associates of the Mexican
Speaker 3: Mafia prison gang and pretty pretty hard or stuff. The
Speaker 3: l a DA Nathan Hawkman announced the unceiling of this
Speaker 3: ground granjury indictment just yesterday evening.
Speaker 5: Amy, Wow, oh, nothing to say about that?
Speaker 4: Huh? Okay? You know, let me ask you.
Speaker 2: Would it be easier for me to say I got nothing?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 2: And then we know we move on because I usually
Speaker 2: do usually got something. I usually have something, maybe something
Speaker 2: I got noted in, so I'll do that.
Speaker 6: So you have to do it like Arnold Schwarzenegger like
Speaker 6: you just did, though I got nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah or zilchkuseg and yet, Okay, who's the boss?
Speaker 6: After weeks of refusing to answer the question, the White
Speaker 6: House has revealed the identity of Doge's acting administrator, it's
Speaker 6: Tony Nope, it's healthcare technology consultant Amy Gleeson, who little
Speaker 6: known in the ranks. Apparently, President Trump had said that
Speaker 6: he is in charge and he he has said that
Speaker 6: that Elon Musk does not have the authority to make decisions,
Speaker 6: but he speaks for Trump, and then Trump is ultimately accountable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an interesting question there because I think the
Speaker 2: email that went out, You've got until yesterday eleven fifty
Speaker 2: nine or Monday night eleven fifty nine to tell us
Speaker 2: why the five things you did make any sense for
Speaker 2: what you did the last five weeks.
Speaker 4: Who signed that? Do we know? Because I don't Did
Speaker 4: that come from Musk?
Speaker 5: That came from Musk?
Speaker 2: It came from Usk individually. He posted it, you have
Speaker 2: and it was okay, okay. So with that, it looks
Speaker 2: like he has the ultimate power, and then the President
Speaker 2: is saying absolutely not. And the President is right, the
Speaker 2: buck stops here. You know that was by the way,
Speaker 2: you know who put that up on his desk one
Speaker 2: two three? You know who said that was Harry Truman
Speaker 2: on his desk. The buck stops here. Very interesting, President Truman.
Speaker 2: In any case, it's you know, Trump is right, and
Speaker 2: and so whatever is happening, Trump has the ultimate authority.
Speaker 2: People go that Musk is controlling Trump. No, no, no
Speaker 2: one controls Trump. He is very aware of his power.
Speaker 2: He has no problem wielding it. And whatever is being done.
Speaker 2: If he is unhappy at all, Musk is gone in
Speaker 2: two seconds.
Speaker 4: So we know.
Speaker 2: Now it's Amy Gleeson, who is the acting administrator for
Speaker 2: DOGE program. We don't even is DOGE an official department
Speaker 2: of the US. It's not even official. It's in some
Speaker 2: kind of an advisory board while consisting of Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: All right, Ukraine in the US have each an agreement
Speaker 3: of a framework for a broad economical deal that would
Speaker 3: include access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals. We've talked about
Speaker 3: this a little bit this week. The officials who are
Speaker 3: familiar with the matter spoke on condition of anonymity because
Speaker 3: they were not authorized to speak publicly, but one of
Speaker 3: them said that Kiev hopes that signing the agreement will
Speaker 3: ensure the continued flow of US military that the Ukraine
Speaker 3: urgently needs. The agreement could be signed as early as
Speaker 3: this Friday.
Speaker 2: Now this one is interesting because you had Zelensky originally
Speaker 2: saying to Trump, you are dreaming.
Speaker 4: Trump says, will continue.
Speaker 2: To support you, or consider supporting you, if we get
Speaker 2: half of the mineral rights. In other words, whatever you sell,
Speaker 2: whatever is sold, we get fifty percent. Okay, this is
Speaker 2: the businessman Trump talking. And the pressure on Kiev is
Speaker 2: so great that Zelensky had the cave. There's no way
Speaker 2: Zelensky can go up against the United States.
Speaker 4: Great job against Russia.
Speaker 2: But once the United States joins Russia and in this
Speaker 2: sense not attacking he but simply saying we're stopping the arms.
Speaker 4: That's it. The second the arm stop, Ukraine loses this war.
Speaker 4: So under a great deal of.
Speaker 2: Pressure, says, okay, you can go ahead and have And
Speaker 2: we don't know the exact figures how much of our
Speaker 2: mineral rights or the minerals that we sell. However, is
Speaker 2: it a quid pro quote? Has the deal been struck?
Speaker 3: Struck?
Speaker 2: Does the United States continue to support Ukraine?
Speaker 4: Don't know, no idea.
Speaker 2: And Zelensky is going to be coming to the White
Speaker 2: House as a supplicant towards I think the end of
Speaker 2: the week, within a few days, to kiss the ring,
Speaker 2: and we'll see.
Speaker 4: What Trump does.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine Trump would not continue support, because what's
Speaker 2: he going to say? We want rights, We want you
Speaker 2: to say there's peace, and after all of that you.
Speaker 4: Get no support. I mean, does that make a lot
Speaker 4: of sense?
Speaker 2: So I think we're seeing a deal being made where
Speaker 2: all of.
Speaker 4: The cards are on the side of the United States.
Speaker 2: Kiev has none of it, and you got Russia sitting
Speaker 2: back and really enjoying it, saying, yep.
Speaker 4: We now have someone who is on our side.
Speaker 2: Also, keep in mind the deal that was struck, if
Speaker 2: there was a deal struck between in terms of establishing
Speaker 2: peace is between Russia and the United States.
Speaker 3: How's that for a peace conference?
Speaker 5: Way too close for comfort.
Speaker 6: A Southwest plane was landing at Chicago's Midway International Airport
Speaker 6: on final approach, just about to touch down when a
Speaker 6: business jet decided to cross the runway. So the Southwest
Speaker 6: Airlines plane that was on its way in from Omaha,
Speaker 6: Nebraska was able to basically do a touch and go
Speaker 6: took off again. And have you seen the video of
Speaker 6: this thing? I mean, like that business jet was right
Speaker 6: in the middle of the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would It was three seconds away from the
Speaker 2: getting nailed. If the plane had landed, that would have
Speaker 2: been it for everybody on both planes. It would have
Speaker 2: exploded in the fireball. Good for the pilots. And yes,
Speaker 2: the control tower, the traffic. There's two different kinds of
Speaker 2: people in the air and the ones. There's control tower
Speaker 2: that controls what happens on the ground. Told the pilot
Speaker 2: of the small plane, do not cross that runway, went
Speaker 2: ahead and did.
Speaker 5: It, told him nine times, do not go, do not go?
Speaker 2: And yeah, I think his license to fly may be
Speaker 2: at risk here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was going to ask you that, did they
Speaker 3: just pull that person's license and said.
Speaker 2: I think that they immediately pulled the license pending and investigation.
Speaker 4: That's my guess.
Speaker 5: Maybe their radio is broken.
Speaker 4: Well, so heart of the investigation.
Speaker 3: You know, you don't know if Amy and I, I
Speaker 3: tell you nine times, don't say that, don't say that,
Speaker 3: don't say that, don't say that, and you say it
Speaker 3: is that similar?
Speaker 4: No, because when you tell me not to, it's a guarantee.
Speaker 3: That I will. I know, because you're six, Thank your
Speaker 3: six year old boy, Thank you all righty. While using
Speaker 3: Apple's automatic dictation feature to send messages just on Tuesday,
Speaker 3: some iPhone users reportedly seeing what they're referring to as
Speaker 3: a peculiar bug. So the word racist was temporary, temporarily
Speaker 3: appearing as Trump before quickly correcting itself. Kind of a
Speaker 3: little blit that would happen, And The New York Times
Speaker 3: replicated it several times to make sure that it was
Speaker 3: really happening. And it's obviously provoked controversy. Someone put it
Speaker 3: up on a viral TikTok post and all of that,
Speaker 3: so some are saying it. Apple said artificial intelligence capability,
Speaker 3: you know, failed and did this, But there are some
Speaker 3: experts that are going, n it's either a prank or something,
Speaker 3: because somebody must have put that into the software code
Speaker 3: somewhere for it to do this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how about that? Huh what a shocker?
Speaker 5: Well did you?
Speaker 6: The Apple spokesperson said the issue was due to a
Speaker 6: phonetic overlap between the two words, because racist and trump
Speaker 6: sounds so much alike.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, isn't that terrific?
Speaker 2: How about just saying one of our employees got that in,
Speaker 2: we missed it, and the employee now is working for
Speaker 2: some other company.
Speaker 4: You think that would have been easy.
Speaker 3: But no, And of course phonetic is spelled with a pee.
Speaker 3: But nobody argues about that anymore. That's correct.
Speaker 4: All right, we have one more and then we're going
Speaker 4: to take a break.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's fifty to fifty.
Speaker 6: More than a million federal workers have responded to that
Speaker 6: email from Elon Musk asking them to list five things
Speaker 6: that they did in the last week at their jobs.
Speaker 6: That's about half the federal workforce. The White House Press
Speaker 6: Secretary Levitt noted that asking workers to report on their
Speaker 6: accomplishments is a strategy that Musk has employed at his
Speaker 6: private companies.
Speaker 5: I've had to do it.
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk more about that coming up at
Speaker 2: seven twenty, because the argument here is not only does
Speaker 2: it not make sense in many many ways, it's actually counterproductive.
Speaker 2: It actually does exactly the opposite of what it is
Speaker 2: proposed to have done. And I will tell you about
Speaker 2: that makes a lot of sense, and that's coming up
Speaker 2: at seven twenty.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So, just like at an amusement park, if you want
Speaker 3: to cut the line, going to cost you a little cash.
Speaker 3: President Donald Trump said he is starting a program to
Speaker 3: offer residency and a path to citizenship to investors who
Speaker 3: pay five million dollars, offering a new avenue for legal immigration.
Speaker 3: Even as he carries out all these sweeping crackdowns, all
Speaker 3: these things. But it's he dubbed it the gold card.
Speaker 3: Are you going to get one?
Speaker 4: I know, because I'm already a citizen of this country.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Yeah forgoting out.
Speaker 2: If I'm wealthy and I'm living in a place that
Speaker 2: is a little bit difficult to live in, yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: take it. If I had the money and not the
Speaker 2: thing we want. The people with money, yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: they help.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It may be a little disconcerting, It may be a
Speaker 2: little immoral for those people that also want in that
Speaker 2: can't pony up five million dollars. But you know, it's
Speaker 2: the era of business. This administration is about money. He's
Speaker 2: a business person. That's what a lot of this is about.
Speaker 6: Rage against the machine. There's a new album out called
Speaker 6: Is This What We Want? Features more than a thousand
Speaker 6: musicians and the sound of Silence contributions from British artists
Speaker 6: including Kate Bush, Annie Lennox, Kat Stevens, Damon Alburn. The
Speaker 6: album was released yesterday to protest proposed British changes to
Speaker 6: AI laws that artists say they are worried it's gonna
Speaker 6: let a I use their work.
Speaker 3: It's just silence, right, I think it's just silence.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm on there too. Yeah, I was with the I
Speaker 3: was asked to be on it with all the big names.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I think my track, you do what.
Speaker 4: It's a little it's it's a little bit of a stick. Okay,
Speaker 4: that was profound, Yeah, really was.
Speaker 3: Yours would be silence and then just a little bit
Speaker 3: of gas.
Speaker 2: Mine would be silence and our ratings explode, but deadly, yes,
Speaker 2: all right, Uh stop posting images of Elon Musk's son X.
Speaker 3: So his his X man. There's a lot of ex
Speaker 3: dear his X Grimes, the award winning singer. It was
Speaker 3: talking to Time magazine and she's like, you know, she's
Speaker 3: in this battle custody battle with their children and their
Speaker 3: son X. Of course Elon's the owner of X, but
Speaker 3: they're you know, he's got pictures of him in the
Speaker 3: Oval office and all this, and people keep posting them
Speaker 3: and she's like, just just stop.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A lot of people, high end people do not like
Speaker 2: high end worth people. High worth people and they're famous,
Speaker 2: don't want their kids.
Speaker 4: Now. Just a real quick sidebar story here. I thought
Speaker 4: that Frank.
Speaker 2: Zappa, the musician was out of his mind when he
Speaker 2: named his children. His Sonny named Weasel and his daughter
Speaker 2: he named Moon. You in it.
Speaker 4: This is on a whole new level. How do you
Speaker 4: pronounce those kids' names?
Speaker 2: I mean Techno Mechanicus two that I can pronounce.
Speaker 4: How about the other ones? Ex? Dark ciderol or Cidereo three?
Speaker 3: I think I I think I'm on that.
Speaker 2: I think that's and then the and then the X
Speaker 2: A E A XII four. I have no idea how
Speaker 2: you pronounced that one?
Speaker 4: And what do they go to school? What do they
Speaker 4: call the kids? I have no idea.
Speaker 2: It's like George Foreman, five boys, all of them named
Speaker 2: George Foreman, every one of them.
Speaker 5: At least they're all in different classes.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 5: Israel is ready to hit play again.
Speaker 6: So over the weekend, Israel did not release hundreds of
Speaker 6: Palestinian prisoners and detainees after Hamas released six hostages, and
Speaker 6: it was because they were not at all happy about
Speaker 6: how those four hostages who were dead were released and
Speaker 6: paraded around by Hamas. But now they are saying, okay,
Speaker 6: we're gonna let them out. So the the Egyptian backed
Speaker 6: deal between Hamas and Israel will see the exchange of
Speaker 6: the final four bodies of hostages due to be released
Speaker 6: in the first phase of the ceasefire for six hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty Palestinian prisoners and detainees that we're supposed to
Speaker 6: be freed on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I find this whole exchange. I've said this before.
Speaker 2: I find this whole exchange so offensive. Six hundred Palestinians
Speaker 2: for four bodies.
Speaker 5: I don't get why do they make that deal.
Speaker 4: Because it's foreclosure.
Speaker 2: Because in Israel, and this is Judaism in general, life
Speaker 2: is so sacrisanct is so important. There is a phrase
Speaker 2: that's been used, if you save one person, you've saved
Speaker 2: the world. It's sort of a philosophy where in many
Speaker 2: parts of the world life means nothing. And I will
Speaker 2: say that to Hamas, life, the Palestinian people mean nothing
Speaker 2: to Hamas. So you know, forty fifty thousand people, if
Speaker 2: we're another one hundred thousand people dying, they would continue
Speaker 2: on with their move to destroy Israel. Yeah, it's pretty
Speaker 2: pretty depressive stuff. One great story. Okay, let's end with
Speaker 2: this one because this is okay.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's like you got the person who
Speaker 3: pushes on your seat or leans back their seat in
Speaker 3: the airplane. This is a little different, You've got. An
Speaker 3: Australian couple said they were forced to sit next to
Speaker 3: a passenger's body who died on a recent Qatar Airways
Speaker 3: long haul flight. The woman leaving the aircraft lavatory collapsed
Speaker 3: and died near their row. They tried to move her,
Speaker 3: but she was a rather large lady, I guess, And
Speaker 3: so they looked and there was some seats there and
Speaker 3: they kind of just put her there next to them.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it's kind of an interesting lawsuit.
Speaker 4: You forced me to see next to a dead woman
Speaker 4: for hours.
Speaker 2: Uh. And the reason you forced me because she was
Speaker 2: so fat they couldn't bring her in another section of
Speaker 2: the airplane.
Speaker 3: Literally, this should probably do something for the comany. And
Speaker 3: this was the case a situation. I would sit next
Speaker 3: to the body if they if they paid me enough. Sure,
Speaker 3: I know, it's like, it's not their fault the person
Speaker 3: died on the plane.
Speaker 2: Oh, but it's a question of trying to move them
Speaker 2: through and forcing them to say. I mean, it's gonna
Speaker 2: be a fascinating lawsuit and it's definitely a case of
Speaker 2: the fat lady can't sing all right?
Speaker 3: But the way I look at it, it's a double meal.
Speaker 3: I would lean over and she'd go, I go, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: she'd like the chicken.
Speaker 4: And the right we are done. Also very strong, all right,
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