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Speaker 2: So Monica Lewinsky best known for being Monica Lewinsky. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: She was on a poor under the desk. She was
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Speaker 1: and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle morning. Everybody.
Speaker 3: All right, just unmuted it got it. Handle here fighting
Speaker 3: a cold still. So I'm gonna sound a little bit ragged,
Speaker 3: raggedy in a little bit, naisly. I just want to
Speaker 3: say a quickload everybody. Will We're gonna start with you, okay.
Speaker 3: I'm starting to remember, even though I don't see.
Speaker 1: You, that you are there. By the way, is that
Speaker 1: short for William? It is? Yeah, I'm another William. Oh wow?
Speaker 1: And do you sign your name William or is it
Speaker 1: will Well? If it's something legal, yeah, William just will
Speaker 1: just will okay? Fair enough? Uh? Neil, hello, please call
Speaker 1: me Neil? Okay? Yes, yea helium bomb you're brought.
Speaker 3: You're broadcasting tomorrow at the what the Academy Awards Museum.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the Academy Museum there on Wilshire. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be a good time. Fannies is the name of the
Speaker 2: restaurant there, and I've got a prop historian coming in.
Speaker 2: We're going to try some cocktails that are tied into
Speaker 2: the the nominees and there'll.
Speaker 1: Be a blast.
Speaker 3: Sounds like if I show up and take a visit,
Speaker 3: will I get free food?
Speaker 1: You know what you never find out? Can you find out? Please?
Speaker 2: I am like a drug addict, you know, like the
Speaker 2: Comedians of the seventies where everyone would buy them coke.
Speaker 2: Never I go somewhere people buy me food.
Speaker 1: So that's true. That's true.
Speaker 2: And you should have seen the spread over at Wrongo
Speaker 2: last Saturday.
Speaker 1: I was seen this spread. It was I have it
Speaker 1: was more than that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it is really it could very well be
Speaker 3: in the top three all you can eat buffet. They
Speaker 3: havecular food, Yeah they do, they do.
Speaker 1: They love you and.
Speaker 3: It's not your normal buffet. I absolutely loved it. Okay,
Speaker 3: so much for the plug there and let's.
Speaker 1: Let's move on.
Speaker 3: Hey, comono, good morning, good morning, good morning, Amy, good morning.
Speaker 1: Is that a Disneyland some kind of sweater t shirt? Something?
Speaker 3: Okay, sort of pinkish, very femaleish, it says Disneylan on it,
Speaker 3: and then right, I can't can I even say it
Speaker 3: right across the cleavage area?
Speaker 4: You cannot say that? Oh okay, I got a castle
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 3: Okay, reading from left to right. Matter of fact, it
Speaker 3: is left to right. Never mind, I'm going to leave
Speaker 3: that one alone.
Speaker 1: And and good morning Anne.
Speaker 4: Good morning Bill.
Speaker 3: Okay, by the way, was that a lawsuit right there?
Speaker 3: Sexual harassment?
Speaker 1: Are we done? Okay? Now I want to share somebody
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 3: As you know, I moved to Orange County and I
Speaker 3: need a doctor, and so I don't know of any doctors.
Speaker 3: And I'm a kaiser, of course I don't know of
Speaker 3: any doctors. So I call up yesterday and there is
Speaker 3: a list of doctors and I have to find one.
Speaker 3: And so I'm going with the lady who assigns doctors
Speaker 3: and we start talking about which doctor you know, their specialty,
Speaker 3: I mean, they're all interness, but what their interests are?
Speaker 3: And she asks, do you want a male or female doctor?
Speaker 3: And I said, do you have anything in between? Crickets? Crickets?
Speaker 3: Not a word from her, So I'm assuming that.
Speaker 1: Might have been the one that's in between she could
Speaker 1: have been.
Speaker 3: So I'm assuming now the Trump invasion of well, certainly
Speaker 3: the military trans.
Speaker 1: Are out gone.
Speaker 2: So anyway, well, wait a second, if you have something
Speaker 2: in between, let's see, would that make you a boy?
Speaker 2: Or if you don't have something in between? Yeah, it depends,
Speaker 2: It depends, it's which way you go.
Speaker 3: Do you know that you know hermaphrodites are born and
Speaker 3: I don't know what percentage of hermaphrodites, but what normally happens,
Speaker 3: and those are people that are born with both female
Speaker 3: and male genitalia. The doctor's pick at birth, of course,
Speaker 3: convincing the parents, and it virtually always goes to female.
Speaker 1: Uh, and for very practical reasons. It's just easier.
Speaker 3: It's easier to create a female than it is to
Speaker 3: create a male.
Speaker 2: It just seems like simplicity shouldn't be the thing you
Speaker 2: go on there, You.
Speaker 3: Would think so, but then how do you figure how
Speaker 3: someone is wired at that age?
Speaker 1: You know, it wasn't there like a myth about Jamie
Speaker 1: Lee Curtis, because yeah, there was a myth. There was
Speaker 1: a myth, But you know where I think it stems from.
Speaker 2: I think there was a birth announcement that refers to
Speaker 2: her as a boy.
Speaker 1: In the newspapers. Yeah, it was just something weird.
Speaker 3: That's I mean, the doctors, you know, the doctor's guests,
Speaker 3: and you don't know until he hit is five six
Speaker 3: years old, and does the child start playing a guy,
Speaker 3: start playing with frilly girl dolls. I mean I played
Speaker 3: with Barbie, but I blew up the Barbies with firecrackers,
Speaker 3: so that was different. Just watching pieces fly out, that's
Speaker 3: a whole different issue.
Speaker 1: Okay, how did your parents decide? Did they? Was it
Speaker 1: like an any meaning miney moe, he's not even listening. No,
Speaker 1: it is the appendage. Oh with the lack of a
Speaker 1: big on screen. Yeah, you can tell.
Speaker 3: I mean sometimes you can't tell, depending on where the
Speaker 3: baby is located in terms of up.
Speaker 1: Down, because they do the ultrasound from.
Speaker 3: The top and if the baby's butt is facing the ultrasound,
Speaker 3: the little probe you can't even tell.
Speaker 1: But sometimes you can't. Yeah, mind, you could see the
Speaker 1: whole every everything. Oh yeah, yeah, my girls, you could tell.
Speaker 3: I mean they said, yeah, you've got female females as newborns.
Speaker 1: So I worked out, all right, that was your umbilical
Speaker 1: cord by the way, kono geeze.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, enough of that, we're talking about birth. Okay,
Speaker 3: is you ready to do it? It's time handle on the
Speaker 3: news on this Friday morning, February twenty eighth, Amy Neil
Speaker 3: and me lead Storry in kind.
Speaker 1: Of a surprising move.
Speaker 3: As you know, the mayor of Los Angeles as fired
Speaker 3: the LA Fire Chief and now the fire chief or
Speaker 3: any head a department can appeal a firing, and the
Speaker 3: city council can override that firing. But you need two
Speaker 3: thirds and it's not going to happen. It requires the
Speaker 3: approval of ten of the fifteen city council and.
Speaker 1: Not a chance. Now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what, it makes sense even though
Speaker 3: what Karen Bass is completely despicable and that's going to
Speaker 3: be brought up at the next election. In reality, the
Speaker 3: fire chief has to work closely with the mayor and
Speaker 3: that relationship is so poisoned that it and I think people.
Speaker 1: Realize that even if I were on the city council.
Speaker 3: As much as I dislike Karen Bass, especially for doing this,
Speaker 3: she was this was disastrous, This was.
Speaker 2: Do you need to stand up as part of the
Speaker 2: you know, city council.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at the same time realizing, you know, you
Speaker 3: can't have you can't be at odds. You can't have
Speaker 3: a toxic relationship with your department head. So I would
Speaker 3: vote to keep her, I know I would. Yes, I
Speaker 3: would vote in favor of Karen Bass on that one.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately forced to do so. And I hope Karen bas
Speaker 3: gets nailed the next election. Man, I tell you, I
Speaker 3: really miss.
Speaker 1: Place so stupid. Yeah, yeah, Paul Caruso, not Paul.
Speaker 3: You get me doing Rick CRUs So why do I
Speaker 3: keep on saying Paul? So I got to know, but
Speaker 3: you do that? Now you've got me doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I call I called bezos bezos the other day
Speaker 2: because I've been hanging out with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I call him Bozo's h and that doesn't
Speaker 3: work out. Uh And and he's got enough clout just
Speaker 3: to tell me can't do that. All right, now, let's
Speaker 3: take a no, we can do one more if we
Speaker 3: take a break.
Speaker 1: Any Okay more, we haven't done any Yeah we did?
Speaker 4: Did We talked about Chief Crowley?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I thought that was just deleted? All right?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 5: Trump's backtrapping tracking just a little bit sort of. Uh
Speaker 5: So he's meeting with the UK's Prime minister yesterday. They're
Speaker 5: sitting there taking reporter questions, and one of the reporters
Speaker 5: asked him if he still believed that Ukraine's president Zelensky
Speaker 5: is a dictator, and Trump said, did I say that?
Speaker 4: I can't believe I said that?
Speaker 3: Next question, Yeah, I mean he deflected and he just
Speaker 3: will not apologize.
Speaker 1: He shoots from the hip. Does he really think so? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think he shoots from the hip. Although look at
Speaker 3: the negotiations, look at what he is able to achieve
Speaker 3: at this point. Uh, he wants Uh, he wants Ukraine's
Speaker 3: rare earth minerals right, the United States getting them today,
Speaker 3: and he is getting them. And what Zelenski wants is
Speaker 3: security from the United States in terms of Russia. He
Speaker 3: has not gotten them yet. We'll see what happens. But
Speaker 3: it's exactly what Trump wanted. And Zelensky is coming with
Speaker 3: his Ukrainian hat in hand.
Speaker 1: To the White House today. What else could he do?
Speaker 3: He has no choice. He has to beg. He has
Speaker 3: to beg. He has to be a supplicant. There's no
Speaker 3: question about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Federal judge in San Francisco, what are the odds?
Speaker 2: Found that the mass firings of probationary employees were likely unlawful.
Speaker 2: He granted some or I don't know the William Yeah,
Speaker 2: he granted some temporary relief to the coalition of labor
Speaker 2: unions and organizations that have sued to stop the Trump
Speaker 2: administration's massive trimming of the federal workforce.
Speaker 3: So, and this is not because there's a moral issue,
Speaker 3: it's simply does the president have the ability to engage
Speaker 3: in mass firings of probationary employees?
Speaker 1: And we'll find out. Believe it's the Office of Coursonnel Management. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 3: So we're going to find out whether he has the ability,
Speaker 3: whether he has the authority, how strong presidency.
Speaker 4: Just odd enough to do some more digging.
Speaker 5: Of course, yesterday we got the news that actor Gene
Speaker 5: Hafman and his wife Betsy Arakawa had been found dead
Speaker 5: in their home in New Mexico, And as the day
Speaker 5: went along, we got more information about it. That they
Speaker 5: were found in separate rooms. He was in a mud room,
Speaker 5: she was in the bathroom. There were some pills scattered
Speaker 5: on the counter, there was a dog dead in a kennel,
Speaker 5: and then more information came out. Apparently they were starting
Speaker 5: to mummify. Could have been there for a couple.
Speaker 3: Of weeks, weren't they starting to decompose? Also, certain signs
Speaker 3: of decomposition. And two dogs survived, one dog did not.
Speaker 1: And it's just weird.
Speaker 3: And so, by the way, initial the autopsy report, preliminary
Speaker 3: says there's no.
Speaker 1: Foul play here. So we're going to get to find out.
Speaker 3: Coming up at seven o'clock, Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent
Speaker 3: out of Dallas is covering this story, and we're going.
Speaker 1: To dive into it a little bit deeper.
Speaker 2: You know, I saw pictures of the daughters. I guess
Speaker 2: they're close. They were together in Burbank at the Dennys
Speaker 2: and the press whoever. I can't remember who took the pictures,
Speaker 2: but it may have been TMZ. They're like surprisingly joy
Speaker 2: filled or so because they were smiling, I don't know,
Speaker 2: they were having well.
Speaker 1: They're they're they're going to inherit. Yeah, but it just
Speaker 1: was kind of a gross the way it was written.
Speaker 3: Do you know every time I get sick down the
Speaker 3: street from the studio, every time I get sick, my
Speaker 3: daughter started dancing.
Speaker 1: Oh I do too. Okay, excellent, I'm going to be
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 2: I told you I want something, even if no I no,
Speaker 2: I get it, I want something, Okay.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Trump administration has its government shrinking sites again set on
Speaker 2: the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Around one thousand employees
Speaker 2: eight hundred to one thousand employees have been tapped for
Speaker 2: termination and these layoffs may take place today.
Speaker 3: And uh, Noah is one place where maybe you don't
Speaker 3: want to throw everybody out or a good portion of
Speaker 3: the people out.
Speaker 1: That's seven twenty.
Speaker 3: I'm going to dive deep into that story and tell
Speaker 3: you what Noah does. And I don't think anybody in
Speaker 3: the right mind would fire those people. And well Musk
Speaker 3: would doge Wood.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, and round talking about cow farts.
Speaker 3: Noah to some extent. But there's more to it. At
Speaker 3: seven thirty, I'm going to give you. I'm going to
Speaker 3: share with you a story of how exactly Musk came
Speaker 3: in and had this kind of power. This just not
Speaker 3: this did not happen in a vacuum.
Speaker 4: This is a callback to an old Tom Jones song.
Speaker 4: It's not unusual.
Speaker 2: It's not unusual, well to have measles in the Yeah.
Speaker 4: Robert Robert F.
Speaker 5: Kennedy Junior said that the measles outbreaks that we've experienced
Speaker 5: in the US, including the big one in Texas, West Texas,
Speaker 5: is not unusual.
Speaker 4: Doctor said, yeah, that's wrong. Doctor Philip Huang, the director of.
Speaker 5: Dallas County Healthy Services, says, fortunately, it is not usual,
Speaker 5: and that's because of the effectiveness of the vaccines.
Speaker 3: This is the first death in ten years of musles
Speaker 3: in our country. It was eradicated in the US by
Speaker 3: the year two thousand and it is coming back. And
Speaker 3: the vast majority, if not all, of the people that
Speaker 3: in fact did get musles, were not vaccinated.
Speaker 1: Jim Kinney was talking about that that you go.
Speaker 3: Into a room where one person has measles, those unvaccinated
Speaker 3: people ninety five percent.
Speaker 1: Will get musles the most.
Speaker 3: It is the most contagious disease that's out there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the most contagious disease.
Speaker 2: This proves that science is not stronger than stupidity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Unfortunately that's true.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, As if there's not enough to
Speaker 2: worry about for some people to Fresno. Men are and
Speaker 2: a used men in quotes are accused of carrying out
Speaker 2: a social media stunt where they posed as US Immigration
Speaker 2: and Custom Enforcement agents and then they shut themselves harassing
Speaker 2: local businesses. And this was just after ice raids in
Speaker 2: the Central Valley. So you've got undocumented people on edge.
Speaker 2: Remember they are people, and so they had wigs, black,
Speaker 2: tactical vests and how the best say police, Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: they taped over the first letters there, so just said ice.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But it's terri it's terrible people, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it just to hurt people, Yeah, it does.
Speaker 2: It doesn't do anything, and it hurts people unnecessarily that
Speaker 2: are already stressed out right now and just stupid.
Speaker 5: So far, it looks like this is a big old
Speaker 5: nothing burger. But Attorney gen Pam Bondi has released government
Speaker 5: documents about Jeffrey Ebstein. The first wave of files have
Speaker 5: already been circulating in the public domain for years and
Speaker 5: didn't include any real bombshells about the sex trafficking case that,
Speaker 5: of course has peaked everybody's curiosity. They got flight logs
Speaker 5: from his private plane and a heavily redacted photocopy of
Speaker 5: an address book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, big deal.
Speaker 3: It's all out there anyways, and she made a very
Speaker 3: big deal of transparency, and she's going to release those documents.
Speaker 3: It's part and parcel of the Trump administration's philosophy of
Speaker 3: complete transparency except for Elon Musk, and so she releases
Speaker 3: this and okay, no news, no new news.
Speaker 4: But they're out there. And they said they were going
Speaker 4: to put them out there, so yes.
Speaker 3: And they did, but it's yeah, but they're already there,
Speaker 3: so I mean, big deal.
Speaker 1: We're going to put them back out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, all right, whoops, here's the dead body.
Speaker 1: Someone dying. Sorry.
Speaker 2: Meta apologized on Wednesday night that it says an error
Speaker 2: that led to graphic and violent videos flooding the feeds
Speaker 2: a vast number of Instagram users.
Speaker 1: I thought something was going on.
Speaker 2: I'm like, why all these you know, they have these
Speaker 2: little sensitivity blurs or whatever they put on them. I
Speaker 2: remember seeing some of those, and even some said the
Speaker 2: sensitive contact content warnings on them, others didn't. And it
Speaker 2: was pushed out to all kinds of people, even even
Speaker 2: young folks. And these are people being shot, mangled by machinery,
Speaker 2: ejected from theme park rides. These were from you know,
Speaker 2: pages called black people being hurt, shocking tragedies, and people
Speaker 2: dying hub classie.
Speaker 1: That's entertainment.
Speaker 3: With the capital E, Florida is not people getting run
Speaker 3: over nothing.
Speaker 1: Okay, cricket's there, all right. What'd you say with the capital?
Speaker 1: What e capital? E E entertainment? Oh okay, people being
Speaker 1: run over? Thought we missed a joke. Yeah, yeah, I was. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's keep on going.
Speaker 5: Florida is not putting out the welcome matt for these
Speaker 5: two influencers. Andrew and Tristan Tate, have been released from Romania,
Speaker 5: where they've been held for a couple of years. They've
Speaker 5: landed in Florida. They were restricted from leaving Romania. They're
Speaker 5: accused of human trafficking and forming an organized criminal group
Speaker 5: with a goal of sexually exploiting women in two cases.
Speaker 5: Andrew Tates says they are largely misunderstood, and Florida Governor
Speaker 5: Ronda Santis says, hey, you know what, you guys are
Speaker 5: not welcome here.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Can the Santis do anything? No, I mean he's not
Speaker 3: allowed to deport people or not let him in the state.
Speaker 3: And the other thing the political spin on this is
Speaker 3: these guys were real hardcore Trump supporters and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden they're on an airplane. As a point, and
Speaker 3: they were being they were forced to stay in Romania
Speaker 3: because this trial was pending, and the President was asked
Speaker 3: about that during his press conference and he said, I
Speaker 3: don't know anything about it. And I believe that because
Speaker 3: this is this is not the level at which a
Speaker 3: president is information is brought forward, at least I don't
Speaker 3: think so. And but the point is the philosophy, uh
Speaker 3: is supporters are good. They're good people, so and there may.
Speaker 1: Be no connection. By the way, I have absolutely no idea,
Speaker 1: but it just stinks. The optics are terrible. Here one more,
Speaker 1: and then we'll take a break.
Speaker 2: Panel of scientific experts that advise the FDA on vaccine
Speaker 2: policy and have actually been a target of criticism from
Speaker 2: the Health Secretary, the new one, Robert F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 2: They just learned on Wednesday that they're upcoming meeting that
Speaker 2: was scheduled to discuss next year's flu vaccines because they
Speaker 2: have to get ahead of it, that it's been canceled.
Speaker 2: So one of the committee members, doctor Paul Ofitt of
Speaker 2: the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, also an outspoken critic of
Speaker 2: mister Kennedy, he confirmed cancelation and warned that it could
Speaker 2: interfere with or delay production of flu vaccines for next year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is the group of people that advises the
Speaker 3: government advises the FDA. Then and these scientists with government
Speaker 3: officials sort of guess at what the new vaccine is
Speaker 3: going to be. Like they guessed on what They guess
Speaker 3: what version, what strain of the flu. And sometimes they're
Speaker 3: pretty well on and sometimes they're off substantially. And Robert F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy Junior, well under the FDA, with the FDA under
Speaker 3: his Department of Health and Human Services, said Nope, we're canceling.
Speaker 1: We're canceling this conference over whoa I'm usual for people
Speaker 1: to get the flu.
Speaker 3: I guess, no, it is, and it's pretty serious this year.
Speaker 3: Yesterday I got my flu shot.
Speaker 1: And I'm supposed to get your shots when you're sick.
Speaker 1: They gave it to me.
Speaker 3: They gave me the flu shot and RSV. They gave
Speaker 3: me that all the stuff that I'm supposed to get.
Speaker 3: And I asked for distemper parvo.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't give that to me. I mean, I want
Speaker 1: to be covered.
Speaker 4: You should go to the VET for that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. What about mange mange? I don't know
Speaker 3: if you can have a vaccine against mange.
Speaker 5: Okay UK's PM does a little tap dancing with a
Speaker 5: mix of flattery and frank talk. British Prime Minister kir
Speaker 5: Starmer talked to President Trump yesterday, making the case to
Speaker 5: Trump to remain cautious. Ays he tries to stop the
Speaker 5: fighting between Ukraine and Russia, and he is urging him
Speaker 5: not to abandon Ukraine as he tries to find an endgame.
Speaker 3: Mat Krohne did the same thing a couple of days ago,
Speaker 3: so we'll see and the and the President really likes flattery.
Speaker 1: I mean that seems to work with him.
Speaker 3: A matter of fact, one of the most effective means
Speaker 3: of getting him on a good side is looking at
Speaker 3: him and going, hey, what a fruit package.
Speaker 1: Very impressive. Let's move on now.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to put a little spacer, you know, like
Speaker 2: the grocery store. Put a little spacer between you and me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be thought as you know, appealing
Speaker 2: to the lowest common denominator.
Speaker 1: That's what this show is about, Neil. Not for me.
Speaker 2: I see it as important news. So this next story
Speaker 2: is important. Nothing like the size of your venus. Right,
Speaker 2: very good?
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, been long. February ends with a.
Speaker 2: Treat for skygazers if you're listening to Amy this morning
Speaker 2: on wake Up Calls, She talked about this as well
Speaker 2: at parade as seven planets across the night sky, including Mercury,
Speaker 2: your Anus, and Neptune, alongside the bright planets that were
Speaker 2: used to like Mars and Venus and Jupiter.
Speaker 1: What does this mean astrologically?
Speaker 3: When seven planets are up in the sky and the
Speaker 3: moon is in the seventh veil or whatever the hell
Speaker 3: that is, means nothing other than seven planets up there.
Speaker 1: The astrologer is going to go crazy. They're going to
Speaker 1: go crazy. Astrology is garbage, Yes, that's correct. All of
Speaker 1: that numerology is garbage. What's that? Numerology is garbage?
Speaker 2: Yes, numerology equally as garbage as astrology.
Speaker 1: But for automers.
Speaker 2: It is glimpsing, you know, something pretty beautiful and cool
Speaker 2: and sort of rare. And the problem is that getting
Speaker 2: to see them all isn't necessarily easy to take place
Speaker 2: on the horizon just after sunset there in the west
Speaker 2: yesterday night and tonight you will be able to see it.
Speaker 2: Mercury and Saturn are particularly close to the sun, so
Speaker 2: that Sun's glare might knock them out. But I have
Speaker 2: a chance, need a clear view of the western horizon.
Speaker 2: Maybe binoculars, but them after the sunsets, now.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna be able to see them.
Speaker 3: You're better off taking a candle and going a few
Speaker 3: hundred yards away from someone and going planet planet Nott
Speaker 3: what works too.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen Saturn with your you know, with
Speaker 2: a telescope or something.
Speaker 3: It's amazing, Yes, absolutely, yeah, it's just hanging there. It's yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: It's amazing you can do that, you know. It's one
Speaker 2: of the greatest things about going up in the mountain here.
Speaker 2: You go up to Big Bear, the skies are gorgeous
Speaker 2: and you can see everything.
Speaker 3: You see little blinking lights is what you see. Well,
Speaker 3: that's what you see. You see blinking lights. It's like
Speaker 3: when you walk into a building and the fluorescent lights
Speaker 3: are blinking. That's basically it, except the bulbs are bigger.
Speaker 1: However, Mars is orange red.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay, but that's close enough as far as
Speaker 3: Saturn is way off. You know, where you can see
Speaker 3: Saturn is at the observatory, the Griffith Observatory on a
Speaker 3: clear night, and that is not particularly a big that's
Speaker 3: not particularly a big telescope they have there and it
Speaker 3: still works. Edwin hubblee Edwin Hubble Big Bang theory. He
Speaker 3: came out of Griffith's Observatory.
Speaker 4: We got a treehouse on the chopping block.
Speaker 5: This is so sad. Okay, So there's this tree house.
Speaker 5: It's been in the neighborhood in Sherman Oaks for twenty
Speaker 5: four years. It was built by Simpson's producer, Rick Polisi,
Speaker 5: who is also if that name sounds familiar because the
Speaker 5: Simpson and he's also behind Boney Island, which is down
Speaker 5: at the Natural History Museum that's around at Halloween time.
Speaker 4: And he is just the coolest man.
Speaker 5: But he built this treehouse for his kids and everybody
Speaker 5: loves it. Celebrities come by and see it.
Speaker 1: Do you see a picture of it. It's terrific.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But the city says it didn't meet building permit requirements
Speaker 5: and is charging him criminally.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you know who actually shut down the permit is Inspector.
Speaker 1: Kiljoy, who works for the city. We're done, guys. Maribeth
Speaker 1: said that he didn't tell her in time. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: didn't tell her in time. Well said he's fired.
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