Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KF I
Speaker 1: am six forty.
Speaker 2: You know, we're not getting much information.
Speaker 3: About the guy who hold on, I'm gonna sneeze, hang on.
Speaker 4: Please stand bye for the sneeze off.
Speaker 2: And I turned off the microphone. Usually I sneeze right.
Speaker 4: It was a big boy.
Speaker 2: Oh god, this mic sock is dripping.
Speaker 1: Now and now handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was fairly disgusting. Oh by that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, well, first fall, good morning, and as usual,
Speaker 3: we have a ton to talk about. Good morning, Neil,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Willie Wolf, Taco Tuesday. Behind you, that's great, Amy,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hi Bill, and there you are. Kno, there
Speaker 3: I am, and certainly last, but certainly least. Okay, Now
Speaker 3: why ex why? Because I want to show you what
Speaker 3: a great heart I have. Now I am watching a
Speaker 3: TV show on Hulu. I've mentioned this before, uh, And
Speaker 3: it's called The Righteous Gemstones and it's a takeoff on
Speaker 3: a televangelist family and John Goodman is in it and
Speaker 3: Danny McBride, who is completely.
Speaker 2: Insane, it's his show.
Speaker 3: And I have to tell you it is impossible to
Speaker 3: offend me. Impossible, and it is as close to that
Speaker 3: as it can get in terms of sheer depravity. And
Speaker 3: very rarely do I.
Speaker 2: Watch a scene that I go, wow, WHOA.
Speaker 3: Enjoying it enormously, But it's got to tell you, just
Speaker 3: having the time of my life.
Speaker 2: Depravity at a level that I find astounding.
Speaker 3: Anyway, it's October one already and the holiday season is
Speaker 3: upon us. Neil was talking to and prior to the show,
Speaker 3: they're already bringing out their Halloween.
Speaker 2: Their decorations. And I didn't know. I know, Neil goes
Speaker 2: balls to the wall.
Speaker 3: What Neil does to his place on Halloween is incredible.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know you went that far that you
Speaker 2: really do a big thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, she has really great ideas and she
Speaker 5: was going, we went there and we're pulling stuff out too.
Speaker 4: I did not know that either.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah we are.
Speaker 6: Just we start planning. We've been working on some custom
Speaker 6: stuff for about a month now.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate Halloween. I hate it. I hate people coming.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, in my neighborhood, knowing the door,
Speaker 3: I have the lights off in the porch and a
Speaker 3: big sign that says registered sex offender lives here. Kids
Speaker 3: do not get anywhere near my house. It's a complete
Speaker 3: pain in the ass.
Speaker 5: Well, in your defense, that's a legal issue. You have
Speaker 5: to put that sign ass.
Speaker 3: Actually I don't because while the accusations are out there,
Speaker 3: I am not a convicted felon.
Speaker 2: Okay, just want to let you know. It's get away
Speaker 2: from this topic.
Speaker 4: That's horrible.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's just people confused you for a jack a lanning.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's just it's just to make sure that
Speaker 2: kids don't come to the door. I hate that, you
Speaker 2: know why.
Speaker 3: It's the best of the ass here, you know, or
Speaker 3: dentist lives here is another one.
Speaker 2: Leave me alone, get out.
Speaker 3: Uh. The only thing that's the only thing that's worthwhile.
Speaker 3: I always thought to give kids or a Halloween are
Speaker 3: the apples with the razor blades in him? And I
Speaker 3: found out that that is an urban myth that no
Speaker 3: one has actually done that.
Speaker 2: No, tell me how disappointing that is.
Speaker 4: But don't hear. It's like we have family over.
Speaker 5: We sit in the on the front porch with the
Speaker 5: fire pit going and the decoration.
Speaker 2: You have a front you have a fire pit in
Speaker 2: the front porch.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Wow, you mean wow? A fire pit on their front porch.
Speaker 5: All right, And I'd like to take this moment to
Speaker 5: say thanks to Outdoor Elegance and Laverne.
Speaker 4: Right off of the two, I find it.
Speaker 3: And I am definitely going to use my ongoing joke
Speaker 3: for West Medical the venicel procedure to get rid of
Speaker 3: the vericos veins, and I will make fun of anybody
Speaker 3: who has vericos veins.
Speaker 2: And you can go to a.
Speaker 3: Halloween party in a swimsuit dressed as a roadmap.
Speaker 2: And it's always very strong. Okay.
Speaker 3: I think we have covered pretty much everything. Ceeo apples
Speaker 3: with razors in them, we got that, we have signs
Speaker 3: that say you're registered.
Speaker 4: What very gross veins? We talked about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's very strong too. All right, guys, let's
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's time for by the way, for those people
Speaker 3: that really think I am that level of jerkiness.
Speaker 2: Neil, what's what's the truth on that?
Speaker 4: Oh no, you're much worse.
Speaker 3: Okay, And you know me, come on, I come off
Speaker 3: like a jerk, but really, deep down inside I'm a jerk.
Speaker 2: I'm more of that. Cono.
Speaker 3: We haven't really talked very much, and Amy, you have suspicions.
Speaker 6: Right, yeah, let's sleep it hit that.
Speaker 4: We haven't talked much. But yes, you are jerky, Yeah,
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 6: I'm the only one who has a job now.
Speaker 2: I love I love this show.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's do it, guys, it's time for Handle on
Speaker 3: the news with Amy and Neil and me Lee.
Speaker 2: Story. Well, we sort of knew for the last few
Speaker 2: days this is going on. Happened.
Speaker 3: Israel has launched an offensive into Lebanon ground forces and
Speaker 3: this is first time since two thousand and six that
Speaker 3: Israel has gone in And I don't understand Lebanon. Well,
Speaker 3: I understand Hisbela, but Hisbola is not Lebanon. Hezwela is
Speaker 3: part of Lebanon. You look at south Lebanon, that area
Speaker 3: is his bola controlled. You go north of that, it's
Speaker 3: not particularly controlled. And you've got the citizens of Lebanon going,
Speaker 3: what the hell are we doing? Because here it is
Speaker 3: hisbola attacking Israel in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza,
Speaker 3: they went to war because hey, these guys went to war,
Speaker 3: therefore we're going to go to war.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be a really good choice.
Speaker 3: Israel took out the entire hierarchy of Hebela, including Israala,
Speaker 3: their leader for thirty years, and they're the higher management,
Speaker 3: if you will.
Speaker 2: And it's I don't know where they're going.
Speaker 3: And this Lebanon or Hesbelah, which heretofore had a reputation
Speaker 3: of being a really strong military force. If anybody can,
Speaker 3: anybody can stand up to Israeli be his blah.
Speaker 2: No, no, you don't go to war with Israel.
Speaker 5: So Bill in this circumstance is a little different. So
Speaker 5: Gaza a smaller area UH and all controlled by Kamas, Yeah,
Speaker 5: by Jumas. Now you go to Lebanon, and as you're saying,
Speaker 5: the southernmost part is but two thirds, let's say, is
Speaker 5: not right. So can that two thirds put pressure on
Speaker 5: those not?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 3: His law is now Hisbollah is a terrorist organization, also
Speaker 3: a governmental organization, also a military organization UH supported supply
Speaker 3: trained by Iran. The Lebanese army, even though it's there,
Speaker 3: really has noose, say, the Lebanese government, even though it
Speaker 3: is there, really has no say for the south.
Speaker 5: Of behooved them to have them gone? What has weillah
Speaker 5: the northern part of Lebanon? Would it behoove them to
Speaker 5: have has belood gone.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, there wouldn't be war.
Speaker 3: You know, Lebanon at one part, at one point was
Speaker 3: known as the Paris of the Middle East. It was
Speaker 3: an expounding city, boulevards and it was just incredible. And
Speaker 3: of course that all went to hell in a handbasket
Speaker 3: because hey, we got to get rid of those damn Israelis.
Speaker 2: But here's the problem.
Speaker 3: Those damn Israelis aren't moving, and they're prepared to go
Speaker 3: to war with.
Speaker 2: Anybody that figures are going to move.
Speaker 3: So the attacks on Israel happened the day after October seventh.
Speaker 3: October eighth is when the missile started launching to Israel
Speaker 3: from Lebanon, up to one hundred a day, and Israel
Speaker 3: just said, we're done.
Speaker 2: That's enough. Boom, here we go. Now the missiles will
Speaker 2: keep on going.
Speaker 3: But Israel has Iron Dome, and Israel has these anti
Speaker 3: missiles missiles that are supplied by the United States as
Speaker 3: well as their own domestically produced at anti missile systems.
Speaker 2: And it's let me.
Speaker 3: Tell you, if they really go full blast to war,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's gonna be horrible for Israel, but ain't
Speaker 3: gonna be good for hesbal law not as bad as
Speaker 3: it is for Hamas. Look at Hamas. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: going to turn into an insurgent sort of a gorilla organization.
Speaker 3: You know, just let's attack here and there. It's not
Speaker 3: gonna it certainly isn't what it was. All right, let's
Speaker 3: go ahead and take a break and we'll probably talk
Speaker 3: more about this later on.
Speaker 2: Let me see, Yeah, that is the seven twenty.
Speaker 7: In this corner, Tim Walls, and in this corner jd Vance.
Speaker 7: They're going to meet tonight for their probably only vice
Speaker 7: presidential debate. We're going to air it here on KFI
Speaker 7: starting at six o'clock, simulcasting it with CBS. Polls have
Speaker 7: shown that Vice President Harris and former President Trump are
Speaker 7: locked in a close race, giving added weight to anything
Speaker 7: that might sway voters on the margin, including the impression
Speaker 7: left by the vice presidential candidates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, usually they have almost no influence.
Speaker 3: Now, well, a tiny bit of influence is now a
Speaker 3: lot of influence. And coming up at seven o'clock, I'm
Speaker 3: going to talk about what we know is going to happen,
Speaker 3: what might happen, and then hopefully they take us for
Speaker 3: a loop tonight where it's not anticipated where either of
Speaker 3: them will go.
Speaker 2: So I'll talk more about that at seven o'clock.
Speaker 5: All right, after making landfall in Florida's Big Bend region
Speaker 5: Thursday night last week, major category four hurricane when it hit,
Speaker 5: Helene has caused massive storm surges, wind damage. They got
Speaker 5: a lot of flooding inland, massive swath through the south
Speaker 5: there and strongest hurricane make landfall in Big Bend region
Speaker 5: on record, one hundred and forty mile per hour wins.
Speaker 5: Just one hundred and thirty two people have been killed
Speaker 5: in six states, so Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 5: and Virginia.
Speaker 4: Just horrific.
Speaker 3: And we don't even know how many are still going
Speaker 3: to be popping up dead.
Speaker 4: Don't they say like a thousand plus people or a lot.
Speaker 3: Of well it's not I don't think it'll be a thousand,
Speaker 3: Maybe it will, but hundreds because they can't even get
Speaker 3: to some of those areas. It's as bad as we anticipated,
Speaker 3: and we're reporting prior to it hitting.
Speaker 7: And it's worse inland than actually on the coast what
Speaker 7: they're talking about, like Asheville, North Carolina. Just if you
Speaker 7: look at the pictures from it, parts of that town
Speaker 7: are literally flattened.
Speaker 6: It's just a solid debris field.
Speaker 7: And it got hit particularly hard because it was four
Speaker 7: hundred miles inland.
Speaker 6: They didn't expect that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's a real outlier, aberrational storm and unfortunately
Speaker 3: in the wrong direction.
Speaker 6: Put your money where your mouth is.
Speaker 7: President Trump went on to uh check out some of
Speaker 7: the hurricane damage yesterday, and then uh launched a GoFundMe page,
Speaker 7: and they've raised a million dollars.
Speaker 6: Of course that's I had, you know, a penny in
Speaker 6: the bucket. What's the now.
Speaker 3: I know, obviously they're gonna it's gonna be billions to
Speaker 3: take care of all that. But still, I mean, it's
Speaker 3: it's it's a start. I mean, it helps. And he
Speaker 3: got most of it from his donors.
Speaker 2: His political allies, which is still a great thing.
Speaker 3: A fun story is, as he was announcing it, he
Speaker 3: had said that Governor Kemp I did couldn't reach the
Speaker 3: White House, and is Kemp Georgia.
Speaker 6: I think he is, right Camp is the Governor Georgia?
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, Okay, So Donald Trump said that Kim's trying
Speaker 3: to reach the President and the President.
Speaker 2: Refuses to talk to him.
Speaker 3: Right, two hours later, Kemp gives a press conference. I
Speaker 3: talked to the President yesterday completely made up. I wonder
Speaker 3: if Fans is going to do any of that tonight.
Speaker 2: Well, he said he will. I can't wait. He said.
Speaker 3: If I have to make up stories to get people's
Speaker 3: concentration on our problems in the country, I will make
Speaker 3: up stories. So he's doubled down. We've got children. Wait, no,
Speaker 3: we have pets being eaten. Here's here is We're gonna
Speaker 3: do a football pool? Does he say that Haitian eat children,
Speaker 3: neighbors kids?
Speaker 4: So yes or no?
Speaker 2: I say yes?
Speaker 5: What are you telling me that our country is not
Speaker 5: being overrun by bigfoots? Not saying because if you're telling
Speaker 5: me that, yeah.
Speaker 2: I know, I understand. Anyway.
Speaker 3: I just it's just my my diatribe against Trump. I
Speaker 3: take every opportunity, you know, and there you go, and
Speaker 3: I'm giving lots of opportunity, just having a great time,
Speaker 3: all right. And by the way, if Fans rips into
Speaker 3: Walls tonight with and makes a point, I'm gonna bring
Speaker 3: it up. I'm absolutely gonna bring it up. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm not completely delusional. Maybe okay, if.
Speaker 5: I as Walls, I'd go JD. You've got a little
Speaker 5: you got a little cat on the on the corner
Speaker 5: of your mouth. Yeah, you got a little dog. Yeah,
Speaker 5: all right, Well it happened. We talked about this yesterday,
Speaker 5: but it happened. Nearly fifty thousand members of the International
Speaker 5: Longshoreman's Association are on strike. Yea, though this is going
Speaker 5: to wipe out so much it's going to choke off
Speaker 5: the flow of you know, basically the nation's imports and exports.
Speaker 5: This is a massive throw away and it's going to
Speaker 5: be they're saying the most disruptive work stoppage in decades
Speaker 5: here in the United States.
Speaker 3: You know what the demand is from the longshoreman's workers.
Speaker 3: Part of the demand seventy seven percent increase in pay
Speaker 3: over the next four years. Seventy seven percent.
Speaker 4: Wasn't that your last contract?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The way, yeah, you bet, you bet. All we've done
Speaker 3: for years is take haircuts.
Speaker 2: But then, you know, it's it's business. And I get that.
Speaker 3: I don't resent that, because you know, radio today is
Speaker 3: different than it was five years ago or ten years ago.
Speaker 3: But the point is they're being offered fifty percent over
Speaker 3: four years, and they're demanding seventy seven percent and you
Speaker 3: can't bring automation in. You have to limit the automation
Speaker 3: that comes into the ports to keep workers going and alive.
Speaker 5: Do you think, well they're arguing all of this, they're
Speaker 5: actually loading the automation in behind them.
Speaker 3: No, oh god, no. Now it all has to be
Speaker 3: bargained for collectively. And the problem is is that the
Speaker 3: DOC workers have unbelievable power.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what the union gets.
Speaker 3: We should look that up and what is base pay
Speaker 3: and any one of those ports of the Longshoreman's Union.
Speaker 6: LAY just talked to.
Speaker 7: Jim Ryan about this with ABC and he said they
Speaker 7: start at like eighty thousand, eighty one thousand, and they
Speaker 7: based on seniority and all that stuff, they can make
Speaker 7: up to two hundred thousand.
Speaker 6: Already.
Speaker 2: That's a union worker. You talk about a powerful union.
Speaker 3: And it used to be you know Steve Adores and
Speaker 3: the longshoreman.
Speaker 2: It used to be a really tough, tough job where you.
Speaker 3: Get these swinging cranes and those cargo nets that would
Speaker 3: go into the hold. Let me tell you what they
Speaker 3: do now is they go into the ship, they drive
Speaker 3: the cars off into a parking lot, A golf cart
Speaker 3: picks them up, drives back.
Speaker 2: To the ship, They pick up the.
Speaker 3: Next car, drive it to the lot, and go back
Speaker 3: and forth and get paid a couple hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a year, and they want a seventy seven percent increase
Speaker 3: over the next four years. There aren't as many of
Speaker 3: them because you know, you got those big containers and
Speaker 3: the guys up there.
Speaker 2: Here's the problem. When you have those guys.
Speaker 3: Up two hundred feet and they're controlling those massive cranes
Speaker 3: that lift the containers where they pee.
Speaker 2: That has always been a problem. You want to take
Speaker 2: a break.
Speaker 5: It's weird how your brain works, or it doesn't. I
Speaker 5: guess as the case may be.
Speaker 6: Well, Charlie has done his last tussle.
Speaker 7: Pete Rose, the seventeen time All Star who said multiple
Speaker 7: Major League Baseball records during a twenty four year career
Speaker 7: that began in nineteen sixty three, has died in nineteen
Speaker 7: eighty nine. He voluntarily accepted a lifetime ban from baseball
Speaker 7: because of accusations he gambled on games while playing for
Speaker 7: and managing the Reds, and even was alleged to have
Speaker 7: beat on his own team.
Speaker 3: He was a gambler on of just ex biblical proportions.
Speaker 2: He would gamble on anything. He was that crazy.
Speaker 3: I met Pete Rose a few times. Here is an
Speaker 3: interesting story. Wow if you find it interesting. Across the
Speaker 3: street from Premiere Radio was a restaurant sicily restaurant where
Speaker 3: he used to eat out all the time. And I
Speaker 3: was friends with the owner and he was friends with
Speaker 3: the owner, so we started running into each other. The
Speaker 3: first time I met Pitt Pete Rose, I was introduced
Speaker 3: to him by Jamie Bill.
Speaker 2: This is Pete Pete Bill.
Speaker 3: He looked at me. I put my hand out to
Speaker 3: shake hands. He looked at me, and he goes, I
Speaker 3: was robbed. I should be in the Hall of Fame swear.
Speaker 3: That's how he started conversations. And then he wore those
Speaker 3: Elton John glasses for the latter part of his life.
Speaker 3: And you know how he made a living signing baseballs
Speaker 3: and bats. That is how he made a living. He
Speaker 3: would go to these shows and literally.
Speaker 2: Sign baseballs for the kids. I made a good living
Speaker 2: at it too, because he was You.
Speaker 5: Can find baseballs that say I'm sorry, I gambled, seriously
Speaker 5: say you would sign them.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I mean it's just interesting guy.
Speaker 3: But one of the goal time great ballplayers that you
Speaker 3: can't take away from him.
Speaker 4: Employees at this sucks.
Speaker 5: The Department of Veterans Affairs apparently improperly accessed medical files
Speaker 5: of Senator j D Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walls,
Speaker 5: and that just sucks, you know. So Washington Post, which
Speaker 5: first report of the incident, said at least a dozen
Speaker 5: employees access the records, and we've gotten to the point
Speaker 5: where we don't care about anything but our own views
Speaker 5: or having insights that other people don't.
Speaker 3: Now they haven't those records have not been released publicly,
Speaker 3: but you know a lot of people have those private ones.
Speaker 2: You know, they were looking at them privately.
Speaker 4: It just sucks that you've so artisan or anything like
Speaker 4: this secks.
Speaker 6: So they get out to vote. Message apparently is working.
Speaker 7: Hundreds of thousands of new voters have signed up to
Speaker 7: gas ballots in the November election, and they're looking at
Speaker 7: key battleground states where the races are very close. The
Speaker 7: number of registered voters in those seven states is up
Speaker 7: compared to the twenty twenty presidential contest. North Carolina nearly
Speaker 7: a half million more registered voters in Michigan, three hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty thousand more in Arizona. That's also up, so
Speaker 7: interesting people are registering.
Speaker 3: I mean, keep in mind when you talk about hundreds
Speaker 3: of thousands of new registered voters. Biden won Georgia by
Speaker 3: eleven thousand votes, that's it.
Speaker 2: Michigan it was well, no, Michigan. It was a healthy win.
Speaker 3: But Nevada was just a smidge in favor of Biden.
Speaker 2: So this is a big, big deal.
Speaker 3: Now the issue is whether the new voters, the new registrants,
Speaker 3: are Democratic or republic My guess is they tend to
Speaker 3: swing Democrat. I don't know why, but I just sort
Speaker 3: of have that feeling. But I'll tell you where it
Speaker 3: may hit is the Taylor Swift move her endorsing Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris and telling Swifties to register and vote. That may
Speaker 3: have some influence. Don't know, there's you know, there are
Speaker 3: way too many angles to this one. There are too
Speaker 3: many facets to this election. It is fascinating up in
Speaker 3: the air. Which way is it going to go? And
Speaker 3: I don't know the answer to that obviously, Literally I
Speaker 3: could not tell you. Usually I go, yeah, well, well
Speaker 3: I knew that Hillary was going to win, that there
Speaker 3: was no issue, right, I was pretty and I knew
Speaker 3: Barack Obama was going to win, and I certainly knew
Speaker 3: Barack Obama was going to win the second time, but
Speaker 3: this one is it's going to be razor razor thin.
Speaker 2: And I just can't wait. I just can't wait.
Speaker 5: All right, all right, the US wants to triple nuclear
Speaker 5: or if you're w nuclear power by twenty fifty. So yeah, more,
Speaker 5: not only three Mile Island going to restart, but we
Speaker 5: need more, we need more.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were one hundred wall we do we need well,
Speaker 3: there's no way we can meet there's no way we
Speaker 3: can meet our goals. Fossil fuel emission cut down. Without nukes,
Speaker 3: you can't do it. And it's just we were on
Speaker 3: our way. By the way, there were tons of nuclear
Speaker 3: plants that were being designed and permitted, and then Fukushima happened,
Speaker 3: shut it down across the world.
Speaker 2: And without that, you know.
Speaker 3: That France seventy five or eighty percent of it's entire
Speaker 3: energy needs are with nuclear deviceo nuclear reactors, and.
Speaker 2: We can't do it without it, can't. So it's gonna
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 3: You're gonna see a lot of nuclear But the problem
Speaker 3: is takes ten years to build a nuclear.
Speaker 2: Reactor just to get the permission to build one.
Speaker 3: The design is like insanity because they I don't know
Speaker 3: why governments are upset about things like Chernobyl.
Speaker 2: You know, it happens, and I can.
Speaker 4: Probably do it quicker if we cut some corners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we would. Those Russian design reactors are quite the thing.
Speaker 4: Or Homer Simpson running it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so did?
Speaker 2: He didn't give up.
Speaker 7: He is trying to get his denial of bail overturned.
Speaker 7: Sean Combe's legal team has submitted a notice of appeal
Speaker 7: to a higher court seeking an appeals court judgment that
Speaker 7: would overturn Judge Andrew Carter Junior's September eighteenth decision denying
Speaker 7: his request to be released from jail on conditions that
Speaker 7: included a fifty million dollars bomb.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and let me tell you what are chances of
Speaker 3: him overturning that bail? About zero, because he would have
Speaker 3: to prove that procedurally something happened wrong, that the judge
Speaker 3: did not have either the right or acted in such
Speaker 3: a way that it was capricious and arbitrary, and just
Speaker 3: to punish him as opposed to Gee, this is a
Speaker 3: pretty serious crime. Wow, you have more money than God
Speaker 3: and you have the ability to leave.
Speaker 2: And on top of that, look at the charges.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the appeals going to go to the court's
Speaker 3: going to say, yeah, yeah, let's.
Speaker 2: Turn it around. Ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 5: The man who prosecutors say stock Donald Trump in Florida,
Speaker 5: Ryan Wesley, Ruth, Ruth, Ralph, Well, Ralph, thank you, Amy
Speaker 5: said that he set up what they're calling a sniper's
Speaker 5: nest on the fence there bordering the former president's West
Speaker 5: Palm Beach golf course. He is pleaded not guilty to
Speaker 5: a crap ton of different accusations, gun charges, assassination, attempt
Speaker 5: assaulting an officer.
Speaker 3: Are fascinated by a charge of attempting to assassinate a
Speaker 3: major presidential candidate. I can see a public figure, but
Speaker 3: a candidate is kind of an interesting charge as opposed
Speaker 3: to just a straightway attempt murder, attempting attempted murder.
Speaker 4: But he's a former president, I do.
Speaker 3: I would tell you know that it used to be
Speaker 3: that when JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald, that
Speaker 3: was not a federal crime. It was a straight murder charge.
Speaker 3: That's it, yeah, straight out you know, Dallas murder charge.
Speaker 3: It was not a federal crime, and they changed it
Speaker 3: after that. Matter of fact, there was a huge fight
Speaker 3: wow Dallas authorities and the Feds, and it didn't pan
Speaker 3: out because of course Oswald was assassinated or was.
Speaker 2: Killed by Jack Ruby, but it was it was a straight.
Speaker 3: Murder, and they changed it all the way around. Now
Speaker 3: it's a bad thing to try to kill a president.
Speaker 6: Great news if you're a bad driver.
Speaker 7: California Department of Motor Vehicles has announced that it no
Speaker 7: longer is requiring most drivers seventy and older to take
Speaker 7: a written knowledge test when renewing their license. They say
Speaker 7: it's to improve customer service. They say a thousands fewer
Speaker 7: people need to visit the DMV or can spend less
Speaker 7: time in an office. The people who need to take
Speaker 7: care of business in one of our offices can be
Speaker 7: better served.
Speaker 6: Of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you ever taken that? You've taken that test? We
Speaker 2: all have.
Speaker 6: Oh, I failed it the first time I took it.
Speaker 2: How do you fail that test?
Speaker 3: You know? For example, what color light do you stop on? Blue, puce,
Speaker 3: peel or red? And you've and you failed the exam?
Speaker 6: Amy, I you know what? The Oregon laws are different
Speaker 6: than the California.
Speaker 3: Actually actually it can't get pretty obscure, by the way,
Speaker 3: it really can. You know, how many feet behind a
Speaker 3: vehicle do you have to be when making a left turn?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Two hundred three hundred four. Now I'm just making fun
Speaker 2: of you, that's all.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, that's okay, And I deserve it because I
Speaker 7: didn't read the book and.
Speaker 6: I failed the test. There you go, all right, But
Speaker 6: now if you're over seventy you don't have to take it.
Speaker 6: So if you're a bad driver.
Speaker 3: You're good to go, good to go, and you can
Speaker 3: be blind. No, they give you the eye testess. Yes, yeah, Neil,
Speaker 3: your Mike is a nine.
Speaker 5: Judge Robert mcburne, Georgia State County of Fulton County judge
Speaker 5: rather says that the abortion ban, the six week abortion ban,
Speaker 5: is unconstitutional under Georgia State Constitution and suggests that the
Speaker 5: six week abortion ban treated women like collectively owned community property.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he went to it's he took it to a
Speaker 3: political extreme.
Speaker 2: This is not what a judge should do. A judge
Speaker 2: to simply.
Speaker 3: Rule on the legality and without throwing politics in there.
Speaker 3: This is does the law meet the requirements? Is it unconstitutional?
Speaker 3: Here's why it's now Obviously, the pro the pro abortion
Speaker 3: folks are jumping up and down because Georgia it just
Speaker 3: has to rework its laws, which it will, but it's considered.
Speaker 2: A major win.
Speaker 3: And then and there's I'm not going to get into
Speaker 3: it because under Row and he's bringing back basically the
Speaker 3: Row definitions, and we don't have to get into it.
Speaker 2: But anyway, big win.
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