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Speaker 3: morning everybody. Unless you're a Catholic, then maybe it's not
Speaker 3: such a good morning you hadle here and the morning crew,
Speaker 3: it is. No, that's not true. Even if you're not
Speaker 3: a Catholic, it hasn't been a good morning. Certainly in
Speaker 3: the case of the book Pope. We woke up this
Speaker 3: morning to the news that Pope Francis is completely dead
Speaker 3: and it is. We're gonna go through it at seven
Speaker 3: o'clock and obviously talk about what his wife was about
Speaker 3: in the meantime. Good morning to one and all. Neil,
Speaker 3: Good morning morning, Willie Wolf Okay, mute, please cono, good morning.
Speaker 3: Oh there you are. No, I'm just hearing an echo,
Speaker 3: that's all. And will there you are?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 3: Uh huh Amy.
Speaker 4: Hi Bill, Hi, Ann Good morning, Bill.
Speaker 3: Okay, we got through it all all right. The Pope
Speaker 3: is dead. I'll be later on talking about some fun
Speaker 3: factoids about the pope and conclave, which we are going
Speaker 3: to now. See, there's an official nine days of the
Speaker 3: morning and then the cardinals meet for conclave, and that
Speaker 3: is to elect the new pope, where God comes down
Speaker 3: and helps them choose the new Vicar of Christ after
Speaker 3: a lot of politicking, after a lot of scrambling. Tell
Speaker 3: you what you'll get, Secretary of State, if you vote
Speaker 3: for me, I'll tell you what you're going to get.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just absolute politics. And we'll talk more
Speaker 3: about that later on. So what happens now, Well, Kevin Ferrell,
Speaker 3: who is the Consigliore, is now sending out invitations to
Speaker 3: cardinals all over the world on deadfish to come to
Speaker 3: the Vatican to now sit in conclave. Don't give me
Speaker 3: that look, I'm telling you the way it works. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they will meet it and I know it's carmel
Speaker 3: ango and it really isn't the COSIGLIOI and the invitation
Speaker 3: is not on deadfish. I think it's a phone call.
Speaker 3: All right, come on down. Maybe some kind of official
Speaker 3: document I don't know, but anyway, so the they meet
Speaker 3: in conclave, you know, and let's do that a little
Speaker 3: bit later on, because the whole thing about conclave is
Speaker 3: fascinating how it started, the white smoke, the black smoke,
Speaker 3: the being locked up in the Sistine Chapel and they
Speaker 3: can't leave and the doors are locked, and that's it
Speaker 3: until a new pope was elected. By the way, Francis
Speaker 3: was elected in less than twenty four hours I think
Speaker 3: third or fourth ballot, and he was elected pope. The
Speaker 3: record was in the twelve hundreds. And this is how
Speaker 3: they locked up conflict conclave. This was Pope Gregory, Pope
Speaker 3: Gregory to elect him. Conclave was over three years before
Speaker 3: he was elected. And so what he did, he said,
Speaker 3: that's it, we're done. From now on. We shut the
Speaker 3: cardinals in and until they elect, they're not coming out.
Speaker 3: And so there's a whole world of that. We should
Speaker 3: do that because that's fascinating stuff. What's going to happen?
Speaker 3: All right, So Pope Francis is dead and it's fascinating guy, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, he really didn't change a whole lot.
Speaker 3: The last pope who really tried to change the papacy
Speaker 3: was John the twenty third in the sixties nineteen sixties. Man,
Speaker 3: they were scared to death of what he was doing.
Speaker 3: So as soon as he died off four years all
Speaker 3: the popes have been insanely conservative popes right up through today.
Speaker 3: And even Francis didn't change the basic tenants of the
Speaker 3: church abortion, homosexuality. What he did say is let's look
Speaker 3: at them as people because we love them, even though
Speaker 3: men dorking each other is still an ultimate sin that
Speaker 3: God does not want to watch.
Speaker 1: All right, Wow, the theology is who I'm a theologian.
Speaker 3: I'm a theologian.
Speaker 2: Everyone's a theologian, mostly bad. I can't wait till you
Speaker 2: die and then we have to put the smoke up.
Speaker 3: You know what. Jews don't do this. Jews don't do smoke.
Speaker 3: They get buried.
Speaker 1: And then we throw rocks at the Yeah you do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I need to become worm food basically when it's
Speaker 3: no cremation at all, So no smoke up, although in
Speaker 3: my case it would be black smoke as opposed to
Speaker 3: white smoke. That I'll give you.
Speaker 2: Why the concern with cremation, you know that just happens naturally.
Speaker 2: Same breakdown, Yeah, it breaks down there.
Speaker 3: You don't burn up. Well, some of us burn up,
Speaker 3: but that's a different that's a different argument.
Speaker 2: Oh, now you are going to when you find out
Speaker 2: that you were wrong. It's going to be hilarious, hilarious,
Speaker 2: and I want to be there so bad.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't wait. All right, guys, are you ready
Speaker 3: to do it? We've got some news to talk about
Speaker 3: in addition to the Pope dying yesterday, and let's just
Speaker 3: start with a handle on the news with Amy Neil
Speaker 3: and me lead story. It's obviously about Pope Francis dying.
Speaker 3: Now the day before he met with JD Vance and
Speaker 3: now what twelve hours later he's dead. So jd Vance
Speaker 3: is scheduled to meet with world leaders on this tour
Speaker 3: right now. Every one of them have canceled. They don't
Speaker 3: want none of them want to take a chance. You
Speaker 3: get near this guy, you're dead. I wouldn't either. It's
Speaker 3: just yeah, he walks in the door, you know, give
Speaker 3: it up, don't do it. That's the second story, isn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I don't.
Speaker 4: Let's just skip over that one.
Speaker 3: I yeah, grabbed. There's a couple of things about it. Amy,
Speaker 3: just do a couple of little pieces of information on that.
Speaker 3: So the Easter egg and all that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so well.
Speaker 5: Obviously, Vice President of Vance one of the last to
Speaker 5: get an audience with the Pope. They met in a
Speaker 5: reception room at the Vatican hotel where the Pope lived.
Speaker 4: The eighty eight year old offered.
Speaker 5: Vance, who is Catholic, three big chocolate Easter eggs for
Speaker 5: his children, as well as a Vatican tie and rosaries,
Speaker 5: and then Vance said to the Pope, I know you've
Speaker 5: not been feeling great, but it's good to see you
Speaker 5: in better health.
Speaker 4: Thank you for seeing me. And he also said that
Speaker 4: he prayed for him every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Vance also did all that with a chuckle. I didn't
Speaker 3: know that Vance. I did not know that Vance was Catholic.
Speaker 3: By the way, did you.
Speaker 1: I didn't know either.
Speaker 3: I didn't know didn't know you was Catholic. He converted
Speaker 3: to Catholicism. I had read, well from ing, pray for
Speaker 3: you from what from a human being? All right, all right,
Speaker 3: Defense Secretary, I'm not a big fan.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's not a fan of yours either.
Speaker 2: Defense Secretary Haigseth shared detail information about forthcoming strikes in
Speaker 2: Yemen on March fifteenth. This was the scandalous private signal
Speaker 2: group chat that included his wife, brother, and personal lawyer.
Speaker 2: Now I know this sounds familiar, but this is a
Speaker 2: second one. Some of those people said the information mister
Speaker 2: Haggseeth shared on the signal chat included the flight schedules
Speaker 2: for the hornets targeting the who Thys and Yemen, essentially
Speaker 2: the same attack plans that he had shared on his
Speaker 2: separate signal chat the same day that mistakenly included the
Speaker 2: editor of The Atlantic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to talk more about that coming at
Speaker 3: eight o'clock. And it is hilarious. His spokesperson, or the
Speaker 3: Pentagon spokesperson said, this is old news rehashing. Actually it's not,
Speaker 3: it's a new story. And as far as releasing classified information,
Speaker 3: and that's just the fake news that's saying that there
Speaker 3: was no classified information. And so the reports are that
Speaker 3: the Pentagon is in complete disarray and it is being
Speaker 3: defined as in utter chaos, and a lot of people
Speaker 3: are saying he's gone and he's not going to last
Speaker 3: very long, even staunch Republicans who are on the Armed
Speaker 3: Services Committee. That's no joke. When you release classified information
Speaker 3: for people who have no business receiving classified information. So
Speaker 3: a lot of arguments saying he's out of there, he's
Speaker 3: not going to last. We'll see, we'll see. I mean
Speaker 3: outside of politics, I mean the judgment of a defense
Speaker 3: secretary twice releasing information. First one accident, the journalist was
Speaker 3: on the list by mistake, Okay, should have been a
Speaker 3: little bit more on top of it. This one, he
Speaker 3: created the chat room. He did it. So do you
Speaker 3: keep someone like that? You know, the judgment call. All right,
Speaker 3: let's take a break.
Speaker 2: If they made a judgment to get a massive surgery
Speaker 2: and not tell anybody, defense secretary nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean he absolutely he blew it. But
Speaker 3: that but that that is horrible judgment.
Speaker 1: But that is not everything was entirely in disarray.
Speaker 3: Uh well, what you had was the assistant who didn't
Speaker 3: even know she was now in charge. But again, this
Speaker 3: is not release of classified information. These are not secrets
Speaker 3: that are being released. And I think it's viewed differently.
Speaker 3: I think it's viewed differently. Also, he fest up to it.
Speaker 3: Austin just said, hey, I blew it, man, this will
Speaker 3: never happen again. Yeah, after he got caught, no question
Speaker 3: about it. Oh no, no, absolutely, But you know people
Speaker 3: tend to have Americans for the people that they when
Speaker 3: you come I think of heg this, we come to
Speaker 3: the table and go god, I'm so sorry. I don't
Speaker 3: know this happened. You will never see it. He doubled down,
Speaker 3: double down, double down. Spokesperson said, this is fake news.
Speaker 3: This is the media, this is the left wing, wild asked,
Speaker 3: radical media. Of course it is. But the point is
Speaker 3: that there it's stonewalling, and I think there's a difference.
Speaker 3: I believe there's a difference. And by the way, I
Speaker 3: thought that Austin completely blew it, no question about it,
Speaker 3: real lack of judgment. Okay, we continue with handle on
Speaker 3: the news on this day. I mean we're going to
Speaker 3: do this every quarter hour as people are tuning in.
Speaker 3: Pope Francis died yesterday. We don't know of what probably
Speaker 3: have respiratory causes, because we knew he was in trouble
Speaker 3: with the double pneumonia and lung issues. He's Adams since
Speaker 3: he's been a young man. And I think the big
Speaker 3: news is jd Vance visit him the day before and
Speaker 3: now there's a real question is did jd Vance kill
Speaker 3: the Pope?
Speaker 4: By the way, that real question about that.
Speaker 3: It's a great story. Let's start a rumor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is a great rumor that believed that might
Speaker 1: be the case.
Speaker 3: It's a great rumor. I you know, I love it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna stand by it. I have impeachable sources,
Speaker 3: unnamed sources.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the voices, unimpeachable sources.
Speaker 3: Yes, Okay, let's move on more handle on the news,
Speaker 3: Amy neil me.
Speaker 5: We may have a swaperu in the works. El Salvador's
Speaker 5: president has offered to let two hundred and fifty to
Speaker 5: Venezuelans deported by the US and imprisoned in his country
Speaker 5: go back to Venezuela if Venezuela will release the same
Speaker 5: number of political prisoners.
Speaker 4: He said.
Speaker 5: Many of the Venezuelan deporte deportees had committed rape and murder,
Speaker 5: but the Venezuelan political prisoners were jailed only because they
Speaker 5: were opposed to President Maduro.
Speaker 3: Doesn't that sound a little bit like Israel and Hamas
Speaker 3: will release you release prisoners, thousands of them. Kamas tells Israel,
Speaker 3: some of them convicted of murder terrorism charges because they
Speaker 3: don't have the death penalty in Israel. People who have
Speaker 3: been imprisoned for murder and will release men, women and children. Actually,
Speaker 3: now it's men and women who their crime was being
Speaker 3: at the kibbutz when Hamas overran them and killed so many.
Speaker 3: That's even steven, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Well, this just goes to show you the unintended consequences
Speaker 2: of even our actions here in the United States, how
Speaker 2: they roll over and now these people are being used
Speaker 2: as political ponds to get other things done in other countries.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Beijing warns countries against colluding with the US to restrict
Speaker 2: trade with It's kind of interesting the the pushing back
Speaker 2: and forth on this, because now you have media reports
Speaker 2: about the US here plans to use tariff negotiations to
Speaker 2: isolate China's economy. Right then you get a spokesperson for
Speaker 2: China's Commerce ministry and they say today that appeasement does
Speaker 2: not bring peace and I love this one, and compromise
Speaker 2: does not earn respect.
Speaker 3: Interesting how CNN describe this. Beijing warns countries against colluding
Speaker 3: with the US. There's no collusion. It's countries are caving
Speaker 3: into US pressure, economic pressure. There's no collusion there. It's
Speaker 3: not Hey, let's let's see what we can do to
Speaker 3: get these tariffs going.
Speaker 1: No but if you're China, it's collusion, of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're China. Anybody that caves to the United
Speaker 3: States pressure, which is enormous, its collusion.
Speaker 5: A series of failures and Israeli investigation into the killing
Speaker 5: of fifteen Palestinian medics last month in Gaza turned up
Speaker 5: that there was a chain of professional failures. Deputy commander
Speaker 5: has been fired. The medical workers know, of course, they're
Speaker 5: supposed to have special protection under international humanitarian law. And
Speaker 5: initially when this happened, if you'll recall, Israel said, hey,
Speaker 5: they were traveling around in unmarked vehicles. But then video
Speaker 5: came out and shows the ambulances had lights flashing and
Speaker 5: logos visible as they pulled up to help another ambulance
Speaker 5: that had come under fire when they were attacked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is what Israel tends to do. Is when
Speaker 3: you see what I think a lot of us clitterally
Speaker 3: see is a criminal act, firing on an ambulance that
Speaker 3: had its light flashing, Israel says, well, Hamas is using
Speaker 3: the ambulance. Well, yeah, times they do, but no fire erupted,
Speaker 3: there was no firefight. Israeli shot up the ambulance and
Speaker 3: the other one that had stopped to help victims. It
Speaker 3: was a one way fight, and Israel now says, okay,
Speaker 3: we'll reinvestigate this. You ever noticed when any of these
Speaker 3: atrocities happen on the Israeli side, they just sort of disappear.
Speaker 3: Now that that's it, you know, the investigator, you don't
Speaker 3: hear what happens out of investigations. It gets it's this
Speaker 3: is not good stuff. I mean, there you should see
Speaker 3: the We should see these army people being charged with
Speaker 3: the criminal acts, you know, purposely, and I believe it
Speaker 3: was purposeful.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 3: I you know, that's you know, I wasn't there. But
Speaker 3: there's too many of these incidences, too many.
Speaker 2: All right, DHL, More unintended consequences and probably confusion, is
Speaker 2: my guess. DHL expressed announced it will suspend deliveries more
Speaker 2: than eight hundred dollars in response to the cost increases
Speaker 2: in US customs regulations. This is brought on by the
Speaker 2: Trump administration and the tariff Plan. DHL said that the
Speaker 2: deliveries will stop temporarily today until further notice. It added
Speaker 2: that business to business shipments will continue, they may face delays,
Speaker 2: and this is all due to the fact that previous
Speaker 2: shipments of up to twenty five hundred dollars were allowed
Speaker 2: to enter the United States, very little paperwork and stuff
Speaker 2: going on. But the threshold will be lowered because.
Speaker 3: This is as Dominimus rule, which bypassed all of the
Speaker 3: requirements that it goes into sealed brokerage houses, shipments, and
Speaker 3: then border patrol and inspectors have to look at it.
Speaker 3: All of that disappeared with a Dominimus rule. And so
Speaker 3: this is how you were able to get stuff from TIMU.
Speaker 3: I don't think yeah, when you ask for something it
Speaker 3: doesn't work or something I will.
Speaker 2: Tell you I do because I have a small business.
Speaker 2: I do purchase some blanks and electronics and stuff from Timu.
Speaker 2: And I've never had a problem with any of their stuff.
Speaker 3: Wow, okay, I've seen a lot of problems with Timu
Speaker 3: from people. But in any case, you're.
Speaker 1: Rich, normal people are fine with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they yeah, that's right. And they looked at
Speaker 3: and they asked for tax returns and.
Speaker 1: When they let them eat cake. Is that what you said?
Speaker 3: No, No, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Say that them eat cake from China. That's what yes said.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, part of the ACA goes before the
Speaker 5: Highest Court today the Supreme Court is going to be
Speaker 5: hearing a challenge to a panel that was set up
Speaker 5: as part of the Affordable Care Act that recommends preventative
Speaker 5: services that insurers have to pay for it no cost.
Speaker 5: So the challenge was brought Christian employers braid Would Management
Speaker 5: and Kelly Orthodontics, and then several individuals are also part
Speaker 5: of it. They objected on religious grounds to the Preventative
Speaker 5: Services Task Force because it approves no cost coverage for
Speaker 5: HIV prevention medication known as PREP. The people who are
Speaker 5: challenging or suing say their religious rights are being violated
Speaker 5: by making them complicit in facilitating homosexual behavior, drug use,
Speaker 5: and sexual activity outside of marriage between a man and
Speaker 5: a woman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little conservative view. But what's I think interesting
Speaker 3: here is the argument is and it's not on the merits,
Speaker 3: by the way, No one's arguing the merits, because that's
Speaker 3: so insane that HIV preventative care is somehow engaged or
Speaker 3: somehow it encourages all kinds of homosexual sex, etc. That's crazy.
Speaker 3: But it's a technical issue. Does the president does Obamacare
Speaker 3: have the the president have legal authority to establish this
Speaker 3: uh task force under the Constitution because Congress has to
Speaker 3: do this. Now, what's interesting ask these people about the
Speaker 3: same issues as to whether the president has the authority
Speaker 3: to do what Trump is doing, and not one of
Speaker 3: them will say, Oh no, no, that's not a problem.
Speaker 3: It's only asked to this stuff. So you can't have both.
Speaker 3: You can't. It's either one or the other.
Speaker 1: And where you stop it?
Speaker 2: Bill glut needs a sin So diabetes, Yeah, all to diabetes.
Speaker 1: What if you have high cholesterol? What if you I mean,
Speaker 1: what where do you stop it?
Speaker 3: You know? For example, I mean you know, does it
Speaker 3: go so far? Is killing your parents? Which I completely understand, Uh,
Speaker 3: there are never mind, it's a ten commandments?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, going way.
Speaker 3: Back, going way back. Yeah, well yeah, but it's but
Speaker 3: I mean, unfortunately, this is so insane. And we'll see
Speaker 3: what the court says, because up to this point, what
Speaker 3: Congress has done is given the president unbelievable leeway, more
Speaker 3: and more, far more to this president than Obama had.
Speaker 3: But that seems to but it's not just Obama. It
Speaker 3: just every Congress gives more and more power to the
Speaker 3: sitting president to where the president has unbridled power. There's
Speaker 3: almost no controls at all, and that is what the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court is going to deal with. So is this
Speaker 3: I can't imagine that this issue of Obamacare is going
Speaker 3: to be attacked successfully because then everything a president does
Speaker 3: outside of what Congress specifically says would therefore be illegal.
Speaker 3: Every executive decision We're just not you can't do it.
Speaker 3: So I can't see it going that far, at least
Speaker 3: I can't. Okay, let's move on, all right.
Speaker 2: Ukraining a president to Vladimir Zelenski is accusing Russia on
Speaker 2: Sunday of creating this false appearance of honoring Easter ceasefire.
Speaker 2: He says that Moscow continued to launch attacks after Russian
Speaker 2: president announced a unilateral temporary truce, but as Easter morning arrived,
Speaker 2: they said that the Russian army is trying to create
Speaker 2: this general impression of ceasefire, but in some places they
Speaker 2: didn't abandon individual attempts to continue to advance and flick
Speaker 2: the losses on you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know who's telling me the truth? I
Speaker 3: would guess that Putin's a bigger liar. You think I
Speaker 3: would think, yeah, yeah, yeah, go figure. Oh, we didn't
Speaker 3: wish everybody a happy Easter yesterday.
Speaker 1: By the way, because it was Sunday and you weren't
Speaker 1: on the air.
Speaker 3: That's true, But I should have started this morning with
Speaker 3: the Pope is dead Happy Easter, and I didn't do that. So,
Speaker 3: by the way, I'm not connecting the two. Although it's interesting,
Speaker 3: isn't it that the Pope died, Well he didn't die
Speaker 3: on Easter. He died the day after Easter. But is
Speaker 3: there any significance there? You're the theologian, Neil.
Speaker 2: That Cono can use the Pope is dead Happy Easter
Speaker 2: as a drop?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know what is that? There is that drop?
Speaker 3: Pope is dead? Pope is dead. He was a CNN
Speaker 3: reporter that was saying that before and this was John
Speaker 3: Paul the second before he had actually died. Yeah, that
Speaker 3: was he got all kind and God all kinds of
Speaker 3: grief for it. You know, the guy was dying, all right,
Speaker 3: So they called it ten minutes earlier. I mean, give
Speaker 3: me a break. Oh that is horrific. That's like all
Speaker 3: the credit being given to We broke the story, right,
Speaker 3: insert name of news organization. We broke the story, and
Speaker 3: thirty seconds later every other news organization picks it up
Speaker 3: and you hear it. But this incredible urge to quote
Speaker 3: break the story is yeah, I don't see it, but
Speaker 3: then I'm not a newsperson. Amy, you're a newsperson. How
Speaker 3: big a deal is it to break a story? Exactly? Yeah,
Speaker 3: well said, Okay, it's a big yeah. Gat.
Speaker 5: You want to be first, but you want to be right.
Speaker 5: And it sounds like the one guy just jumped the gun.
Speaker 5: He probably already knew it just hadn't been confirmed.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: If one is at risk, all are at risk.
Speaker 5: That's the word from Senator Chris van Holland, who recently
Speaker 5: traveled to El Salvador to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Speaker 5: Of course, he's the guy who was caught in an
Speaker 5: ice sweep in Maryland and was deported.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: Van Holland told CNN it poses a threat to the
Speaker 5: constitutional rights of everybody in America. And he said, if
Speaker 5: we deny the institutional rights of this one man, it
Speaker 5: threatens the constitutional rights of everybody in America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is not a strange one. But the White
Speaker 3: House is pushing that he was a member of MS thirteen,
Speaker 3: that he's a bad, bad guy, ignoring the argument, isn't
Speaker 3: he allowed due process? He's a bad guy? Throw him out,
Speaker 3: But first you have to determine that he is. He
Speaker 3: has the right to he has the right to defend himself.
Speaker 3: There was no defense here. He was picked up with
Speaker 3: the administration admitting it was a mistake and instead of
Speaker 3: going whoops and made a mistake, let's get him back
Speaker 3: and then we'll try him and then we'll go ahead
Speaker 3: with charges and if they're right, okay, he gets deported
Speaker 3: and they're doubling down, unfortunately, missing the fact that due
Speaker 3: process has to be allowed. And there the president is
Speaker 3: doing us and again power of the presidency is at risk.
Speaker 3: Is at stake here the Aliens Edition Act the pres
Speaker 3: and it is using. It was passing i think seventeen
Speaker 3: ninety eight, and it allows a president to declare an
Speaker 3: emergency and it's only been used in cases of war twice.
Speaker 3: That's it, World War One, world War two. By the way,
Speaker 3: that was how the Japanese were interred during World War
Speaker 3: Two under this act, Aliens Sedition Act, because there was
Speaker 3: no due process. No Japanese American could walk into court
Speaker 3: and say, hey, what are you guys doing to me?
Speaker 3: I'm not a threat to the United States. It was
Speaker 3: just done unilaterally or arbitrarily. So does the President have
Speaker 3: the right. Is there any limit? Does he simply say
Speaker 3: under this Act, I can deport anybody under any circumstances.
Speaker 3: That's the issue. It's not a brego. It's not this
Speaker 3: guy per se. So all right, let's move on because
Speaker 3: this is important one to say the least.
Speaker 1: This is a crazy ass story.
Speaker 2: I came across this on Instagram from LA Insider, whom
Speaker 2: I follow and a great follow. By the way, it's
Speaker 2: somebody going around, presumably with the chainsaw by the looks
Speaker 2: of things, cutting down a number of shade trees along
Speaker 2: South Grand Avenue and some other areas downtown. And it's
Speaker 2: just nuts. I mean, some of them are cut at
Speaker 2: the base, some of them are cut three four feet
Speaker 2: from the roots, and they're just cut down. And they
Speaker 2: still don't know who it is or what's going on.
Speaker 2: But this is big time breaking story. A number of
Speaker 2: the trees appeared to be drought resistant species known as Indian.
Speaker 1: Laurel fig.
Speaker 2: But all over the place and they're just dropping them
Speaker 2: and I'm starting to see more and more of these.
Speaker 2: LA in a minute covered it as well as the
Speaker 2: La Times now, but they have no leads that I'm
Speaker 2: aware of.
Speaker 3: All Right, let's move to story fourteen because this was
Speaker 3: a softball to me. This was God saying, Bill, I'm
Speaker 3: going to give you a good story just because you
Speaker 3: are a talk show host. So Amy, would you do
Speaker 3: story number fourteen so I can come in and make
Speaker 3: an ass out of myself?
Speaker 5: Okay, mom, dad, you need to have the talk earlier
Speaker 5: for a lot of parents.
Speaker 4: You know, having the talk makes you a little squeamish.
Speaker 5: But there are groups that are saying that, you know,
Speaker 5: there are two talks you should have.
Speaker 4: One is the sex talk.
Speaker 5: The other one is about puberty, and that fort of
Speaker 5: parents say they only really talk to their kids about
Speaker 5: puberty after the kid goes, hey, mom, dad, what the
Speaker 5: heck is going on in my body?
Speaker 3: Yep, and we're finding out some problem. So there are
Speaker 3: too many people, as you just said, that don't tell
Speaker 3: their kid what's going on. Kid goes, mom, dad, I'm
Speaker 3: growing a beard, I'm getting and then they tell their
Speaker 3: daughter it's because we're Armenian. Okay. I had to do that.
Speaker 3: Couldn't throw that one away, could not control myself.
Speaker 2: My wife and I have agreed that when our boy,
Speaker 2: all right year old boy comes to us and says,
Speaker 2: what's happening in my body is well point scream and
Speaker 2: run away going oh my.
Speaker 3: God, Oh my god, Oh my god. That shit is yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like what doctor Keeney told me. He said, may all
Speaker 3: your dreams be wet.
Speaker 4: No, that is not what doctor Keeney said.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Doctor Keeney and I were talking at your wedding as
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, and he said, uh, we're talking
Speaker 2: about being open and honest with our boy. And he said,
Speaker 2: you know, nowadays, if you don't have a conversation about
Speaker 2: these things by the time they're ten, they're already going
Speaker 2: to hear it from someone else. You have to be
Speaker 2: you know, your progressive revelation where you give them a
Speaker 2: little bit of information needs to be sped up a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: Okay, we are done, guys. Story. Oh seven o'clock. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna do it. Oh, I'm gonna continue. Oh got it. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we'll do two segments Conclave and Pope Francis dying.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, Okay, we'll be back. This is KFI AM
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