Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
Speaker 1: six forty.
Speaker 2: Kirkland being I guess, the king of private labels.
Speaker 3: This was, you know, growing up, whenever you got like
Speaker 3: tasty O's or fruity you know, holes, that's not a
Speaker 3: good one.
Speaker 1: And now handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: Here's Bill Handle. Here we go, unmute the mic. It
Speaker 4: is I just lost the introduction, so I just don't
Speaker 4: remember what happened. Anyway, It is Valentine's Day, February fourteenth,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five, and cono were we gonna be interviewing
Speaker 4: Valentine this morning? He's on my I know, but yeah,
Speaker 4: it's Valentine's Day. It's a kind of did there, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: so clever. So I don't know. Yes, it's val that's
Speaker 4: his name. By the way, that's his real name, is Valentine.
Speaker 3: There are no no last name, no first no.
Speaker 2: No no last name at all.
Speaker 4: Dallas rains for example in channel seven, that is his name.
Speaker 4: We got a mute issue here. Uh that is actually
Speaker 4: his name. No idea where the mute is going? All right?
Speaker 2: Why am I hearing that?
Speaker 4: Is that better?
Speaker 5: It's Amy?
Speaker 3: Amy got to mute it.
Speaker 2: You gotta see.
Speaker 5: Normally Ann does this for me, but Michelle won't turn
Speaker 5: my everybody can put it. I don't know how to
Speaker 5: mute it.
Speaker 4: Michelle, you sound like me. I'm the only one that's
Speaker 4: allowed to do that. Amy all right, If I keep
Speaker 4: it low like that, the echo doesn't happen, right, I
Speaker 4: think so.
Speaker 3: It sounds certain that it sounds very romantic.
Speaker 4: It does because he's Valentine's Day, Neil.
Speaker 5: I found it.
Speaker 2: Neil. Yeah, I think of you, and I get would
Speaker 2: you know that?
Speaker 5: Don't you stop it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well, it's so what It's six o six and we've
Speaker 4: started already on the show.
Speaker 5: You've started already.
Speaker 4: It is a Friday morning, Foody Friday, which is always great.
Speaker 4: Fun Foody Friday is because at eight o'clock Neil we
Speaker 4: come aboard and he does Foody Friday.
Speaker 2: And Neil is and this is not blowing smoke.
Speaker 4: Neil is one of the best cooks chefs actually I've
Speaker 4: ever been.
Speaker 3: You know what, that's that's very kind of you. It's true,
Speaker 3: that's a title like a military it.
Speaker 4: Is, but that I understand creating foods and coming out
Speaker 4: it's you're not a cook cook follows recipes, chefs create
Speaker 4: and you and I've been to your place you create,
Speaker 4: I've seen you say I've asked for recipes and you've
Speaker 4: said I don't have a recipe. I just sort of
Speaker 4: did this and through whatever I could, and it's fabulous.
Speaker 3: I have plenty of sault bombs in my past where
Speaker 3: I'm like.
Speaker 4: Okay, I just thought, you know, I'm being nice, and
Speaker 4: when I'm being nice, which is very rare, at least
Speaker 4: I'm telling the truth. Okay, today some fun stuff because
Speaker 4: as candle anything, we do that on Friday, and that's
Speaker 4: getting great reviews, I think because it's just so embarrassing
Speaker 4: for me, so humiliating, and people enjoy knowing what I'm like,
Speaker 4: or like, what anybody is like. There's something about people
Speaker 4: behind the mic. People want to know what are they
Speaker 4: like in real life? And I'm the same way. I'm
Speaker 4: exactly the same way, what are they like? When I
Speaker 4: first started, we had Tom Likes here, who his ratings
Speaker 4: were so horrible, but his ratings were the best of
Speaker 4: this station. That's how bad.
Speaker 3: We were horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah they were compared to what we have gotten. Yeah
Speaker 2: they were.
Speaker 4: By the way, that's not his fault. Because no one
Speaker 4: was not his fault. No one was listening to KFI.
Speaker 4: We came from zero.
Speaker 3: So he's probably in those days one of the best
Speaker 3: broadcasters that LA had ever seen. Could have been huge
Speaker 3: if he didn't go down that path of the TNA.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he'd go down and on the radio, he would
Speaker 4: ask I when we met him once and I know downstairs, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I knew him. He's somebody that I know.
Speaker 3: He loves to cook, he loves to I think he
Speaker 3: loves to grill, he loves wine. He's somebody i'd like
Speaker 3: to I think he has a winery in this business
Speaker 3: for thirty years.
Speaker 4: I think I think he has a winery up in
Speaker 4: northern California's interesting stuff. Okay, so much for that, And
Speaker 4: then a real fun when at seven, at seven thirty,
Speaker 4: how flunking a personality test can actually cost you your
Speaker 4: dream job. And I have a personal story about taking
Speaker 4: a personality test.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would love to seem to.
Speaker 4: Get a job that is seven thirty, And I will
Speaker 4: share that story with you. You have the result, not
Speaker 4: going to not going to share, not going to share
Speaker 4: until seven thirty, and yes, I'm going to share the results.
Speaker 3: Did you have to take a test for each personality
Speaker 3: or do you taste take it once?
Speaker 4: Or okay, okay, my middle name is Sybil. Okay, you
Speaker 4: finally recognize it.
Speaker 2: Fair enough? Anyway, that's a seven.
Speaker 4: Thirty I take a personality test, and so oh in
Speaker 4: a story about at seven fifty fake i DS, which
Speaker 4: naturally all the kids have used, my kids included, and
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 2: A personal story about that and the radio.
Speaker 4: And that's a fun story too about fake id's and
Speaker 4: it has a political spin to it. And that's at
Speaker 4: seven fifty. And that's another teast. Okay, guys, Hello, there's
Speaker 4: Anne harassing me as always, good morning.
Speaker 5: I'm not here today.
Speaker 4: I always do that, don't I?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately? Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 4: Why do I conflate your name Amy with Anne because
Speaker 4: they're two a's. That's why.
Speaker 2: All right, Amy, Hi kono? Who I conflate with?
Speaker 4: No one? Hello?
Speaker 5: Oh? No?
Speaker 2: And Neil? Who you know?
Speaker 4: Neil? Yeah? Okay, Neil Gowarnie Hello? Yeah, all right, Michelle.
Speaker 3: Good morning. Do you know Valentine's real first name?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Edwardio?
Speaker 1: Sean?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: Fair enough?
Speaker 3: Good morning Sean, mornings to Valentine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it sounds like Kirk Douglas's real name. I just
Speaker 4: grew up in a very Jewish home. Kirk Douglas a Brahma,
Speaker 4: it's a titch or something like that. So weird names,
Speaker 4: uh is John Wayne, I always yeah, Michael something Morrison.
Speaker 3: Is his first name is like Miriam or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think it is. And uh so
Speaker 4: they made him change to some weird name. Those are
Speaker 4: the days when you grab names that then they didn't
Speaker 4: give you the name. Same thing with radio you would
Speaker 4: get you know. For example, there was a very famous
Speaker 4: DJ here in Los Angeles, the real Don Steele, remember him.
Speaker 4: His first name though, was the real and so that
Speaker 4: was legitimate.
Speaker 3: Lucille Ball was Lucy Testicles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well said okay, guys, let's do it.
Speaker 4: It's time for Handle on the news with Amy and
Speaker 4: Neil and b lead story and man, it is all
Speaker 4: about the rain and it is a tough one here
Speaker 4: in southern California.
Speaker 2: Amy, I defer to.
Speaker 5: You, well it rained a lot, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, second story in the studio.
Speaker 5: You know what, we got a huge day lose yesterday
Speaker 5: and it was right when forecaster said it was going
Speaker 5: to happen. The National Weather Service was saying between four
Speaker 5: and nine pm. Was gonna be the heaviest drain and
Speaker 5: that's when it came down. And we still have chances
Speaker 5: for rain today, but not nearly as much. We do
Speaker 5: have some mudslides, some debris flows, some flooding, but overall,
Speaker 5: I think we kind of lucked out on this.
Speaker 4: Could have been worse, could have been worre and wet.
Speaker 4: In some areas got two to three inches. That that
Speaker 4: is a day loge.
Speaker 5: The San Gabriel Dam area five and a half inches.
Speaker 4: I mean, that is crazy.
Speaker 5: Downtown La got almost three inches, like two point eight inches.
Speaker 4: Which is even though we're still in drought though the
Speaker 4: rain is if I'm in the dry rain, it is
Speaker 4: a dry rain. There's no water in it. Well said,
Speaker 4: but Amy, we're still below the pace that we would
Speaker 4: normally have at fifteen and a half inches of rain
Speaker 4: for the year, are we not?
Speaker 5: We are for southern California, but northern California is doing
Speaker 5: so well that we might be okay. Like they're The
Speaker 5: Shafted Dam is up twenty two feet in the last
Speaker 5: couple of weeks. Orville Dam is up twenty three feet
Speaker 5: because they got twenty four inches of rain in two weeks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they still have not hit capacity, have they.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: No, If you go to Boulderdam, Hoover Dam, and you'll
Speaker 4: see Lake Mead right behind it. If you look at
Speaker 4: the water, it is so low or was so low
Speaker 4: those huge pumps that they look like German hand grenades.
Speaker 4: During World War Two. It almost reached the point they
Speaker 4: and they are low too to suck up water to
Speaker 4: go to the turbines. They were close to being a deadpool,
Speaker 4: which means number one, it's a movie that did pretty good,
Speaker 4: pretty well, and number two, there wasn't enough water. That's
Speaker 4: a tough one that never happened before.
Speaker 5: Okay, Trump's team is closer to complete. The Senate has
Speaker 5: voted to confirm Robert F. Kennedy, Junior as the Health
Speaker 5: and Human Services Secretary. Of the vote fifty two to
Speaker 5: forty eight. There are fifty three Republicans in the Senate.
Speaker 5: Mitch McConnell of Kentucky once again joined the Democrats to
Speaker 5: oppose the nomination.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's has Donald Trump personally and had a real
Speaker 4: issue with RFK recording the vaccines. Now, all of the
Speaker 4: under secretaries you go to see that also have to
Speaker 4: be confirmed. Most of them are in iron lungs because
Speaker 4: they didn't take the polio vaccine.
Speaker 3: We're going backwards as a civilization.
Speaker 4: But matter of fact, I ask you, wait, you wait
Speaker 4: till one of these undersecretaries are asked a question and
Speaker 4: they're going to answer.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let's move on.
Speaker 5: Is that because of the iron lung?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, it was an iron lung joke most for
Speaker 4: those you have no idea what an iron lung is
Speaker 4: because a little bit dated. They don't use that anymore.
Speaker 4: Go look up iron lung. There are a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: Very last the last user of an iron lung just
Speaker 3: passed away not long ago. Yeah, he became an attorney
Speaker 3: in there and everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, taking the bar inside an iron lung is no
Speaker 4: small feet, and that's because he had small feet. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's move on.
Speaker 3: I'm rubber your glue. Whatever your tariff bounces off of
Speaker 3: me in tariffs you that's a horrible Trump. But I
Speaker 3: think they get what's going on. President Donald Trump signed
Speaker 3: a memorandum Thursday calling for fair and reciprocal trade tariffs
Speaker 3: on all major US trading partners, including longtime allies, which
Speaker 3: is I think what raises the eyebrow.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, here is he.
Speaker 3: Just says purpose of tariffsy, we've been paying more than others.
Speaker 3: We're just gonna match.
Speaker 4: It's a trade it's a straight out trade war. He's
Speaker 4: right by the way, China, for example, charges everything that
Speaker 4: comes in, and they don't let a lot of things
Speaker 4: at ours that we produce sold, so it is horrifically unfair.
Speaker 4: He's absolutely right about that. But here's the trade war.
Speaker 4: And he has admitted, yep, there's going to be some
Speaker 4: pain as opposed to when I come in, prices are
Speaker 4: going to decrease day one, and he has admitted that
Speaker 4: is true.
Speaker 2: It is going to be painful long. We don't know
Speaker 2: what's going to happen.
Speaker 3: He figures crossed. But yeah, he's been in a trade
Speaker 3: When was the last time we were in a trade war.
Speaker 4: Oh, we've been in trade wars with China before. We've
Speaker 4: had tariffs like crazy. The Smooth Holly Act. I think
Speaker 4: either that dealing with ships going to the United States
Speaker 4: and ports or it's tariffs. Don't know, it's one of
Speaker 4: the two bill. But we've had trade wars.
Speaker 5: Before, so here's a question. Though he hasn't actually imposed
Speaker 5: these tariffs, he has said we're going to Is it
Speaker 5: a negotiating tactic.
Speaker 4: Don't know, but I'll tell you he's the president that walks.
Speaker 4: He walks the talk.
Speaker 2: He absolutely does. Yeah, yesterday, what was it?
Speaker 4: The offer for federal employees to resign a buy out
Speaker 4: until September. Okay, and those that didn't, looks like you
Speaker 4: may be fired. The mass firings happened the next morning
Speaker 4: and they're still going on now. I don't know what
Speaker 4: mass means, uh in quotation marks, but a lot of
Speaker 4: people losing their jobs, he said. And he said he's
Speaker 4: going to clean out and redo the federal government completely
Speaker 4: top to bottom. And what is he doing.
Speaker 2: He's doing exactly what he said.
Speaker 3: And I think everything is a tactic, don't you. Everything's
Speaker 3: just a negotiator. I think that's I think that's his muscle.
Speaker 4: No, I think you're yeah, you're right, except that I
Speaker 4: think they're saying some things that are so near and
Speaker 4: dear and visceral to him that he's just going to
Speaker 4: do it. And tariff we wanted to do well he does.
Speaker 4: And then if you're going to.
Speaker 3: Negotiate, you have to be willing to do whatever. You know,
Speaker 3: that's the only power in your negotiations.
Speaker 4: And in terms of restructuring the federal government.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 4: When's the last time you saw a president who said,
Speaker 4: I'm going to restructure the government because there's too much
Speaker 4: crap in it?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: And he did it. Growth of government has been far,
Speaker 4: far greater than inflation, has been far greater than other industries.
Speaker 4: So you know, the you know, the court is still
Speaker 4: in out or in session, or you know, it's the
Speaker 4: ball court or whatever the hell you goes. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't know how that goes. Well, Sorry, ready to
Speaker 4: come back. Hey, I'm good with those free I get
Speaker 4: that from my mother. By the way, just to let
Speaker 4: you know the malapropisms. My mother and my mother and
Speaker 4: dad had bought new furniture in their house, first time
Speaker 4: they ever did, and they went around saying, you know,
Speaker 4: but the arms and the legs are so expensive, and
Speaker 4: I'm trying to figure out what the hell is that
Speaker 4: it costs an arm in the lake? See how that works?
Speaker 4: And that is that's what she said.
Speaker 5: Police have prevented a Valentine's Day massacre. A teenage girl
Speaker 5: has been arrested for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at
Speaker 5: her high school in Indiana. She'd planned to do it,
Speaker 5: apparently on Valentine's Day. Now, they got wind of this
Speaker 5: because a tipster said that their friend was planning an attack,
Speaker 5: had access to an aar Fil fifteen, and had just
Speaker 5: ordered a bulletproof vest.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Also went to a mental health counseling on Tuesday
Speaker 4: disclosed being sexually attracted to Nicholas Cruz, who opened fire
Speaker 4: at Marjorie Douglas Douglas Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School. I
Speaker 4: mean on and on killers faces. I just you think
Speaker 4: there were some signs there, I mean, it didn't stop
Speaker 4: so and is there any doubt that she would have
Speaker 4: done it? Absolutely none.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of got crazy face. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 3: Pope Francis. He's been admitted to the hospital. Of course,
Speaker 3: he's had back and forth health issues. This medical examination
Speaker 3: is to treat bronchitis, and he's been, you know, doing
Speaker 3: a lot. At eighty eight years old, he's continued at
Speaker 3: his activities and the audience's indoors and all that. He
Speaker 3: handed off his speeches for his aid to read aloud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean posts last forever and they last forever.
Speaker 2: Have one lung too, he does, he has he has
Speaker 2: one lung and.
Speaker 3: Michelle, Yeah, it was a line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 2: Gary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who came up with that song? And it's just
Speaker 4: a phenomenal I don't know that song.
Speaker 5: It's from the Conclave, the musical bit that we did
Speaker 5: when they.
Speaker 2: Were that's right, when they were when they were conclaving.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh, and ended up choosing Francis as the new pope,
Speaker 4: which is very interesting how that works. Conclave, because you
Speaker 4: have a bunch of cardinals running around doing nothing but politicking,
Speaker 4: nothing but politicking, and all of a sudden someone is
Speaker 4: elected pope and now it's a direct line to Jesus.
Speaker 4: It is a singular line, no one can hack it,
Speaker 4: and picks up the phone and goes, hey, Jesus, what's
Speaker 4: going on today. It's fascinating how that works.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the movie Conclave?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, GeV Yeah, getting together to gloat a bit. California
Speaker 5: Attorney General Rob Bonta and eighteen other state attorneys general
Speaker 5: of issued a statement after another judge I think that's
Speaker 5: been three at least have blocked President Trump's executive order
Speaker 5: that tries to get rid of birthrate birthright citizenship. The
Speaker 5: message says President Trump may believe he is above the law.
Speaker 5: But today's preliminary injunction sends a clear message he is
Speaker 5: not a king and he cannot rewrite the Constitution with
Speaker 5: the stroke of a pen.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not quite rewriting the Constitution.
Speaker 4: It's interpreting the line under the jurisdiction thereof in reference
Speaker 4: to the United States, and that can go either way.
Speaker 4: The court can say that if parents who are not legal,
Speaker 4: they are not under to quote the jurisdiction of the
Speaker 4: United States, much like diplomats. Diplomat's kids were born in
Speaker 4: Iasais are not citizens. So and much like the court
Speaker 4: interpreting the Second Amendment. You know, the militia line is
Speaker 4: it disappeared? Disappeared even though it's right there in the Constitution.
Speaker 4: So the court go that way, will it? I don't
Speaker 4: think so. I don't think so. I think the fourteenth
Speaker 4: Amendment is pretty clear cut. But you know, you never
Speaker 4: know with this court, you never know with any court.
Speaker 3: Actually, well, isn't that why you have verbiage in there?
Speaker 3: I mean, why have that clause at all?
Speaker 4: Well, because everything has to be has to be interpreted.
Speaker 4: For example, the First Amendment. Okay, how far does that go?
Speaker 4: Is pornography covered? The First Amendment, Yes, it is allowed
Speaker 4: to do that. Freedom of religion. How far does freedom
Speaker 4: of religion go? Does that include prayer in the schools?
Speaker 4: Is that prohibited under the First Amendment freedom of religion? Maybe? Maybe?
Speaker 4: And the courts have certainly gone that way, saying no
Speaker 4: prayer in school, not even a moment of silence. Can't
Speaker 4: even have that because that's a violation of the separation
Speaker 4: of church estate. So it's all a matter of interpretation.
Speaker 4: Is the document a living breathing document. I don't know
Speaker 4: how paper breathes. But that's one view. The other view is,
Speaker 4: and this is what originalists say, You have to look
Speaker 4: at the language of the Constitution, look at the four
Speaker 4: corners of the document itself. For example, privacy Roe v. Wade,
Speaker 4: and the right to privacy still exists. It came out
Speaker 4: of nowhere the court. Blackman actually wrote the opinion, where's
Speaker 4: the right to privacy? Scully? You ask, it's not there?
Speaker 4: And what Blackman wrote? It exists because of the p
Speaker 4: number of the rights. If you put all of it together,
Speaker 4: if you look at the ecdoplasm of the Constitution.
Speaker 2: What flows from the Constitution are these rights?
Speaker 4: And the originalists say absolutely not first Amendment, I mean
Speaker 4: the right to fourteenth Amendment, right to birthright says right there,
Speaker 4: born in the United States, you are a citizen. So
Speaker 4: does that help? Of course? Not?
Speaker 3: All right, all right on, moving on, Okay, Elon Musk
Speaker 3: can continues to rub people the wrong way. California has
Speaker 3: joined more than a dozen other states just yesterday ensuing
Speaker 3: the Trump administration over Elon Musk's informal, sort of formal
Speaker 3: role as the president's personal budget advisor. And they say
Speaker 3: that it's you know, everybody the same word we're going
Speaker 3: to be hearing forever unconstitutional, and that he has all
Speaker 3: this authority and democracy as we know it is collapsing
Speaker 3: because they're actually turning over rocks and saying you paid
Speaker 3: how much for what?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I don't know. Oh yeah, but I don't know
Speaker 4: if that's unconstitutional because he's doing it on behalf of
Speaker 4: the president. You have to be an official of the
Speaker 4: government to do that. I don't I don't know. By
Speaker 4: the way, when I refer to freedom, separation of church
Speaker 4: and state, and you can't pray in school, for example,
Speaker 4: that's public schools. It's not private schools. You can pray
Speaker 4: all day long if you want in private schools Catholic schools.
Speaker 4: Do they do another?
Speaker 2: But do they do anything but praying Catholic schools?
Speaker 3: What another thing that's not in the constitution. Separation of
Speaker 3: church and state does not exist in the Constitution. That
Speaker 3: term comes from.
Speaker 4: Right, the separate Now the state shall the state shall
Speaker 4: not abridge freedom of religion, and that has.
Speaker 3: Or pick one as the state or the national religion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't do that. Where in England the term
Speaker 4: none of that. We're in England, by the way, there
Speaker 4: is a state religion is and the Queen is the
Speaker 4: defender of the faith. Although of course all religions can
Speaker 4: be practiced in Britain even though there is a state religion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if that was going to cause any problems like
Speaker 3: a revolutionary war.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah. Israel, for example, there's a state religion. Does
Speaker 4: Israel allow other religions?
Speaker 2: For example?
Speaker 4: Can Islam be practiced in Israel? Not too many people
Speaker 4: do because they're all killed. If they do practice in Israel,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: They have mosques in Israel, Yeah they do.
Speaker 4: Now, there's a serious freedom of religion there, so theocracy,
Speaker 4: but it is it is an official state religion. All right,
Speaker 4: let's go finish up handle on the news with Amy,
Speaker 4: Neil and Me and Neil and me is No, I
Speaker 4: don't think so.
Speaker 5: I think it's Nils.
Speaker 2: I think it's Nils.
Speaker 3: That doesn't make sense.
Speaker 5: Oh no, but did you do to story seven?
Speaker 4: That's all?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, then it's okay. Next, got to do everything
Speaker 3: around IRS. The handsome be funny bees marches.
Speaker 5: Still talking about Elon Musk here. Elon Musk is freaking
Speaker 5: the Democrats out because he's attempting to overhaul US Agency
Speaker 5: for International Development and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and
Speaker 5: gain access into the Treasury Department and now has moved
Speaker 5: over to the IRS. Oregon Democratic Senator Ron Wyden says
Speaker 5: Doge is now with the IRS. That means Musk's henchmen
Speaker 5: are in a position to dig through a trove of
Speaker 5: data about every taxpayer in America.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and well that's one aspect of it. That's one view.
Speaker 4: The other view is going to clean out the IRS
Speaker 4: the agents because there are too many of them and
Speaker 4: they cost too much money, which I've always wondered how
Speaker 4: the government does that. You think they'd be more IRS
Speaker 4: agents because they make a lot of money for the government.
Speaker 4: I mean that is a profit center, you would think
Speaker 4: not necessarily, Okay, Neil, now you Jonah.
Speaker 3: If you I know, if you did not see this,
Speaker 3: you have to look it up. A humpback whale briefly
Speaker 3: swallows kayaker in Chilean, Patagonia, and it's all captured on camera.
Speaker 3: I think by the guy's dad.
Speaker 4: It was yeah, and the guy's dad was calm and
Speaker 4: captured the whole thing. I mean it took it was
Speaker 4: just a second. You know. The whale swallows him, I
Speaker 4: guess by a mistake and then goes phit. I don't
Speaker 4: want this. I don't want this person in my mouth.
Speaker 3: But I was thinking about that as a father. I'm like,
Speaker 3: what would I have sat there and continued to tape it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I can. I aren't.
Speaker 2: Aren't humpbacks bayleen whales?
Speaker 5: Yeah, what's that, Baileen?
Speaker 2: You can look it up.
Speaker 4: They eat They eat krill, which are a little tiny,
Speaker 4: almost microscopic shrimp, and they're not they're they're not like sharks.
Speaker 4: They don't eat chunks out of people, they don't eat mammals,
Speaker 4: they don't eat virtually anything. It's a filter, big big miles, Yeah,
Speaker 4: huge mouths, and there's a filter there.
Speaker 2: Yes, she's looking it up.
Speaker 5: Well, no, I'm watching the video because I actually have
Speaker 5: seen humpback whales feeding and they do do that, but
Speaker 5: they also eat fish.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, you're bound to right, So I don't you
Speaker 3: know what, look it up?
Speaker 4: Look it up because I think baileen whales do not
Speaker 4: eat fish. They just filter krill. I think they filter
Speaker 4: out the fish. I think they do because what a
Speaker 4: whales sound like. Most of them are that high pitched
Speaker 4: sound they do, humpback whales are. There's a lot of that.
Speaker 5: Okay, So pumpback whales do filter feed on small crustaceans,
Speaker 5: mostly krill, and also small fish.
Speaker 4: Okay, they have to be very small fish.
Speaker 2: Then they have to be sardinia.
Speaker 3: Be like you perceive the rest of your crew.
Speaker 5: Will They do this thing called bubble fishing where they
Speaker 5: all hurt around and then they all go down and
Speaker 5: they blow bubbles up and it forces the fish up
Speaker 5: to the surface and then they come up and open
Speaker 5: their mouths like he did for that kayaker and go
Speaker 5: and chomp them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dolphins do the same thing. Orcas do the same
Speaker 4: thing with their prey.
Speaker 3: Handle, and I do the same thing in a buffet.
Speaker 4: That's absolutely correct.
Speaker 5: Well, at least he spit them out quickly.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It just it was mind blowing because it's like, could
Speaker 3: you imagine he would be eating my poop and my
Speaker 3: pea because I would be voiding myself.
Speaker 4: Oh that's delightful. All right, I think we have one
Speaker 4: more coming up.
Speaker 5: Do you remember getting a good night's sleep?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, the number of studies show that's there's an
Speaker 5: association between the risk of dementia and sleep.
Speaker 4: AIDS told you.
Speaker 5: Insufficient sleep by itself is also linked to health effects,
Speaker 5: heart disease, type two diabetes, memory problems. About eight point
Speaker 5: four percent of US adults who report taking medication to
Speaker 5: help them sleep the previous month.
Speaker 4: So how do you spell ambient?
Speaker 3: Oh? Handle has a G A give me and M
Speaker 3: How do you still take that stuff.
Speaker 2: You put in your mouth?
Speaker 4: I get it and I swallow a little bit of
Speaker 4: water and it goes down your throat?
Speaker 3: What? How have you weaned your it is? It is
Speaker 3: malpracticed for anybody to give you ambient anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I go to drug dealer and let me tell
Speaker 4: you how difficult it is. Drug dealers don't stand on
Speaker 4: corners and.
Speaker 2: Go, hey, you want to try some ambient Hey, they
Speaker 2: don't do that. Okay, I think we're done, guys.
Speaker 4: That is it.
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