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Speaker 2: Good morning everybody, and welcome on a Tuesday morning, May thirteenth.
Speaker 2: If you haven't guessed it yet, with the promo that
Speaker 2: I love everybody, that was me higher than a kite
Speaker 2: on opiates from my surgery. And strangely enough, you know
Speaker 2: I don't like you as much as I did yesterday.
Speaker 2: We're going back to normalcy, so let me say hello
Speaker 2: to everybody. First of all, Amy is back, Amy, having
Speaker 2: returned from Paris.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning for sure, bon sure.
Speaker 2: Now, Paris, of course, is the city of lights. The
Speaker 2: only problem with Paris is full of French people, but
Speaker 2: that is a different topic.
Speaker 5: You are totally wrong. The French people were freaking fabulous.
Speaker 3: You are You also are on drugs during the entire trip.
Speaker 6: I did not have foot surgery. No.
Speaker 5: I was so surprised because I was totally prepared for
Speaker 5: everyone to be sort of rude and they don't like
Speaker 5: Americans and all of that.
Speaker 6: They were so wonderful.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe we approached it wrong because every time
Speaker 2: I was introduced to someone French, I would call them
Speaker 2: cheese eating surrender monkeys. Maybe that is not a way
Speaker 2: to make friends, could be. Yeah, did you did you
Speaker 2: take my advice and go someplace else to see the
Speaker 2: Eiffel Tower?
Speaker 3: Then the Eiffel Tower?
Speaker 6: We did.
Speaker 5: We did a river cruise on the sand River, so
Speaker 5: we actually didn't go like up to the Eiffel Tower,
Speaker 5: but we went like got right by it and saw
Speaker 5: it by river and then you know, saw it from
Speaker 5: We couldn't see it from the other place. We went
Speaker 5: to Moltmart and saw that went to this chapel up high,
Speaker 5: but you couldn't see the Eiffel Tower from there.
Speaker 6: But we did see it. We just didn't go like
Speaker 6: up into it.
Speaker 2: Good for you and you didn't go into up on
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower, which is a monumental waste of time
Speaker 2: the French. Did any Frenchman to say abaga khan on you? No?
Speaker 5: And In fact, on our train ride, we went on
Speaker 5: a high speed train from Paris to Bordeaux. One day
Speaker 5: we rode back with these two French guys. They sat
Speaker 5: next to U, so we talked the whole time. They
Speaker 5: were friendly and lovely and just like it was just
Speaker 5: such a cool surprise, and they were funny, and they
Speaker 5: said that you know what they did. One guy said,
Speaker 5: he goes, there was one thing a Frenchman cannot say,
Speaker 5: what's that? And he goes squirrels. They can't say squirrels.
Speaker 5: And so we laughed about it for the next hour,
Speaker 5: because did.
Speaker 2: You mention to them that the French caved in after
Speaker 2: six weeks when the Nazis marched in.
Speaker 3: No or two?
Speaker 5: No, But we were there. See, I'm going to turn
Speaker 5: everything negative you say into a positive. We were there
Speaker 5: for the ve for the victory in Europe celebrations, which
Speaker 5: is a huge thing over there.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 5: No, it is in both France and in England. And
Speaker 5: it was so it's cool to be there during the no.
Speaker 2: It was in which the French had very little to
Speaker 2: do with it. Also, I want to point something out.
Speaker 2: If you go back historically, do you know if you
Speaker 2: ask anybody, everybody in France, fought in the resistance. Everybody, yeah, everybody, Oh,
Speaker 2: I welcome back. Nice to have nice to have you back.
Speaker 2: And Paris is kind of neat, and the food is
Speaker 2: spictac killer that you have to admit.
Speaker 3: They take their food really serious.
Speaker 5: The food and the coffee and the wine, and the
Speaker 5: atmosphere and the slidewalk cafes.
Speaker 6: It was just all spectacular.
Speaker 4: Go to Disneyland Paris.
Speaker 3: You know, why would anybody go to Disneyland Paris?
Speaker 2: Neil you would, you would go to Disneyland Paris, Yes,
Speaker 2: I would. Yeah, Disneyland Paris is Paris is Disneyland with wine. Well,
Speaker 2: and the lines and when you go on the lines,
Speaker 2: you know, waiting for the rides, you go backwards. You
Speaker 2: don't actually move forwards, and they just have a thing
Speaker 2: that's all yeah, and the Disney flag is all white
Speaker 2: that flies above the rides.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're done with that. Let's say hello will, good morning.
Speaker 2: Sure, well was your and I know you know that
Speaker 2: shirt you're worry makes you look particularly fat.
Speaker 3: I just want to point that out.
Speaker 4: That's so great to be here this morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Yeah, good good morning.
Speaker 6: Off his meds.
Speaker 2: Right morning, Kono Neil, Good morning you exactly, yeah, and
Speaker 2: and good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: It's but by the way, I did take some payments
Speaker 2: because I woke up this morning. They haven't kicked in yet,
Speaker 2: so I'm going to go into a loving talk show host.
Speaker 3: Hey, I love you, guys, I really love you. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's do it.
Speaker 2: You've got a lot of news to cover this morning.
Speaker 2: As always, let's do it. Handle on the news, Amy,
Speaker 2: Neil and Me late story eaton Alexander, the last stone
Speaker 2: living American hostage in Gaza, released by Hamas yesterday, eighteen
Speaker 2: months in captivity. Israel was not involved in these negotiations.
Speaker 2: It was the United States and Hamas and US clearly
Speaker 2: trying to cowtow to Trump and the US because well,
Speaker 2: hopefully for them that the US will have some kind
Speaker 2: of influence on Israel coming in and decimating what's left
Speaker 2: of Gaza, and we'll see what happens. I don't think
Speaker 2: much is going to happen in that regard. We'll talk
Speaker 2: more about that coming up a little bit later.
Speaker 3: We'll do that over the next few weeks because this
Speaker 3: is big news.
Speaker 2: As Israel says they're going in what they have gone
Speaker 2: in and they are going to occupy for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 5: Slashing prices with the swipe of a pen. President Trump
Speaker 5: assigned an executive order that promises to crack down on
Speaker 5: unreasonable or discriminate discriminatory practices by foreign countries that end
Speaker 5: with Americans paying a lot more for prescription drugs. He said,
Speaker 5: starting today, the US will no longer subsidize a healthcare
Speaker 5: foreign countries, which is what we were doing. He said
Speaker 5: that this order could lower prescription drug prices by as
Speaker 5: much as ninety percent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this one yesterday.
Speaker 2: I gave him such huge kudos for doing this, because
Speaker 2: it's not just Medicare. It's not just what the government
Speaker 2: purchases pharmaceutical drugs and the cost they pay, which when
Speaker 2: it comes to Medicare, is totally socialized medicine. So it's
Speaker 2: the government that negotiates with big pharma. This also goes
Speaker 2: beyond that and says big Karma has to sell to
Speaker 2: everyone in the United States prices that are equivalent to
Speaker 2: the lowest prices that any foreign country buys drugs from Pharma.
Speaker 3: Good thing, I tell you.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: Biden tried to do that.
Speaker 2: Well, he did, but to a very small degree and
Speaker 2: this is good for Trump on this one.
Speaker 3: This had to this was too long in waiting. Hey,
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Speaker 7: Me file under God Hates rich People. For around two
Speaker 7: thousand years, global sea levels, you know, they went up,
Speaker 7: they went down, they went up, they went down. Well,
Speaker 7: in the twentieth century they started rising and they have
Speaker 7: not stopped, and the pace keeps accelerating. This comes at
Speaker 7: a time where you've got Trump stripping back all kinds
Speaker 7: of organizations, and in this particular case, you've got PSI
Speaker 7: are tasked with monitoring set oceans. But since nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 7: satellites have been looking and it's they're just keep going
Speaker 7: up and up and up, and so the rich people
Speaker 7: are gonna drown.
Speaker 3: Well, those long the beach, So you're.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you're fifteen million dollars homes along the beach
Speaker 2: in Malibu, for example, it's gonna look like Louisiana and
Speaker 2: the swamps with houses up on stilts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's not pleasant. It really isn't pleasant. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: a rough future climate wise for everybody. I've said this before,
Speaker 2: I'm kind of happy. I'm in the last half of
Speaker 2: my life that I don't have to do for waste
Speaker 2: fifty years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, we're happy. You're in the last Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: I will tell you this. Though everybody looks at this
Speaker 7: as negative. Nobody looks at it and goes, well, you know,
Speaker 7: now the poor people that were inland, they'll have ocean
Speaker 7: front property.
Speaker 3: Good for you. You're right, You're absolutely right.
Speaker 6: The Pope makes the plea. The new Pope, no less Pope.
Speaker 5: Leo the fourteenth, has called for the release of imprisoned
Speaker 5: journalists and affirmed the what he calls precious gift of
Speaker 5: free speech in the press.
Speaker 6: The pope was.
Speaker 5: Elected in a twenty four hour conclave last week, called
Speaker 5: for journalists to use words for peace, to reject war,
Speaker 5: and to give voices to the voiceless.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's typical pope stuff, but this is fine, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we want you know what almost almost you know, it
Speaker 2: almost sounds like a beauty pageant every time the Pope
Speaker 2: does it, gives a speech.
Speaker 3: Yeah I want world peace. Yeah, that's what I want.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Now, this Pope is kind of fun because for some reason,
Speaker 2: ABC News particularly and maybe it's because David Mura's Catholic,
Speaker 2: and I don't know, but they went to his brothers,
Speaker 2: who his brothers have a very close relationship with quote
Speaker 2: Robbie the new Pope, and they are in touch with
Speaker 2: each other every day, so there was kind of a,
Speaker 2: you know, a fun spin to that. And he seems
Speaker 2: like a very regular guy who is a very regular guy.
Speaker 3: He was playing wordle with his brother just before get him.
Speaker 4: In a headlock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, it was just it was kind of fun.
Speaker 2: And he speaks English obviously, comes from Chicago, and he
Speaker 2: speaks Spanish, and he speaks Italian, so he is very international.
Speaker 2: Of the pope speaks for the Chicago accident. Oh, one
Speaker 2: of the things that was kind of fun when it
Speaker 2: was ABC News again, did admit that Leo converted?
Speaker 3: He did convert.
Speaker 2: He went from Chicago deep dish pizza to the Italian
Speaker 2: thin crust and devastated people in Chicago.
Speaker 7: Actually, it's a misnomer. Chicago has great thin crust pizza.
Speaker 7: Nobody talks about it, though.
Speaker 3: That's correct, you just.
Speaker 4: Did, all right.
Speaker 7: Trump started his visit to the Gulf in Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 7: and he's talking basically about economic deals, not Gaza, not
Speaker 7: Iran's nuclear program, but focusing on securing trillions of dollars
Speaker 7: in investments rather than the other issues. And he even
Speaker 7: got off the air Force one and punched.
Speaker 2: The air You don't see a president doing this very often.
Speaker 2: When he went to Saudi Arabia a couple of other
Speaker 2: Arab states for the primary purpose of business, not for
Speaker 2: international relations, to bring huge investment into the United States.
Speaker 2: And he's convincing the Mid East just start piling money
Speaker 2: into America, which on a business level, that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: That's a very good thing business wise.
Speaker 2: And they are doing so not because the US is
Speaker 2: a good investment. They're doing this because of a personal
Speaker 2: relationship they want with Saudi Arabia with the United States.
Speaker 2: And it seems to be the case. And then the
Speaker 2: issue of the airplane. Here have an airplane if it's
Speaker 2: a party favor after one of the dinners they have.
Speaker 5: Is Saudi Arabia have much of a military.
Speaker 3: Not really.
Speaker 2: I mean, we are the ones that supply all the
Speaker 2: arms to Saudi Arabia. It's not considered a major military. Uh,
Speaker 2: it's not the only thing. They have to defend themselves
Speaker 2: against is Iran, and in a very weird way, Israel
Speaker 2: is their deterrent. They actually have a pretty good relationship.
Speaker 2: They can't get they can't talk about it because it's
Speaker 2: all lip service, of course to the Palaestadians, but they
Speaker 2: rely on Israel to defend them as against Iran, because
Speaker 2: that's that's the big one that part of the world.
Speaker 7: Back to head on the news news with me and
Speaker 7: a king Amy okay uh.
Speaker 6: Ice is going to get that information.
Speaker 5: A federal judge has denied an injunction request to prevent
Speaker 5: the Department of Homeland Security and the IRS from teaming
Speaker 5: up to get US Customs and Immigration Enforcement ICE to
Speaker 5: access taxpayer information. And the whole idea behind that is
Speaker 5: that they would use that information to find illegal immigrants
Speaker 5: who are subject to deportation. In the ruling, it said,
Speaker 5: at its core, this case presents a narrow legal issue.
Speaker 5: Does the memorandum of understanding between the IRS and DHS
Speaker 5: violate the Internal Revenue Code? The order says it does not.
Speaker 5: So it looks like if you're here illegally, ICE is
Speaker 5: going to get your information.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm back, sorry about that.
Speaker 2: I really really had to pee and I try to
Speaker 2: do it as quickly as I can during the course
Speaker 2: of the show. I mean, I don't wash my hands
Speaker 2: or shake, so I maan, I do it very quickly,
Speaker 2: all right. My timing was off. What can I tell you?
Speaker 6: That's okay? You're on meds, right, Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah yeah, I'm on meds. I'm drinking
Speaker 2: lots of coffee and it's a diuretic.
Speaker 6: Well, we were just.
Speaker 5: Talking about ice and how DHS and the IRS can
Speaker 5: get the information on illegal immigrants or can give the
Speaker 5: information on illegal immigrants who are subject to deportation.
Speaker 3: What a surprise.
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk more about what's happening with illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants in general, coming up at seven o'clock a Department
Speaker 2: of Homeland Security. Because there's a lot of news going on.
Speaker 2: You know, I should have shaken you know that. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's move on, you know, I you know Will always
Speaker 2: you know, for some reason, Will hasn't been around long
Speaker 2: enough to just let that stuff, you know pass.
Speaker 4: We just easy to get back to the news.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we can do that, Okay, moving on.
Speaker 4: Jeez, thirty year stroke.
Speaker 7: This is Sean Colmes, The assistant US attorney Emily Johnson
Speaker 7: told the jury as she pointed at mister Combs there
Speaker 7: he leaned back in his chair there in Manhattan, and
Speaker 7: she's continued, during this trial, you are going to hear
Speaker 7: about twenty years of the defendant's crimes. Those crimes, she said,
Speaker 7: include kidnapping, arson, drugs, sex crimes, bribery, and obstruction.
Speaker 4: And continued to go on and on and on and the.
Speaker 2: A lot of evidence his defense. Defense attorney says, he's
Speaker 2: not a good guy. Granted this is he's not a
Speaker 2: boy scout. However, what he did was consensual. Everything was
Speaker 2: consensual sex. And then they showed the video of him
Speaker 2: beating the crap out of his girlfriend in that hotel room,
Speaker 2: grabbing her by the hair, pushing her to the ground,
Speaker 2: and then kicking her. And I'd really like to see
Speaker 2: the defense argue that that was consensual, right. I think
Speaker 2: he's gonna have some real, real problems.
Speaker 6: She's taking the stand today or expected it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's gonna be. And I think he had to.
Speaker 2: Go to trial because the plea deal that he was
Speaker 2: offered was horrific.
Speaker 3: It's almost if as if it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: I've been hearing things like he's being real charming and
Speaker 7: talking to people that work there and the security people,
Speaker 7: and I wonder if is it just hubris that he
Speaker 7: goes just let me take this, let me I don't
Speaker 7: like or defend myself.
Speaker 2: I mean, it doesn't help him that he's invited the
Speaker 2: jury right there in the courtroom to join him in
Speaker 2: an orgy.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, how about a white party.
Speaker 7: Uh huh yeah, yeah, speaking of white amy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Trump is not trying to kick everyone out. He's
Speaker 6: letting a few people in.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: There was a flight that has landed in the US.
Speaker 5: It has a group of fifty nine South Africans who
Speaker 5: are all white. They've been granted refugee status by the
Speaker 5: Trump administration. They were the first people to be granted
Speaker 5: refugee status by the administration. They're not expected to be
Speaker 5: the last Africaners to come to the US. So Trump
Speaker 5: had said that these guys were being threatened and killed
Speaker 5: in South Africa as they're like farm owners and as
Speaker 5: the people of South Africa are taking them over again.
Speaker 5: This has gone on for a long time. It was
Speaker 5: a big issue in Zimbabwe when the government started giving
Speaker 5: land back to the indigenous people.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, Well Mugabi, who was president of Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Speaker 2: they changed the name, was a.
Speaker 3: Dictator for forty or fifty years.
Speaker 2: Any single handedly destroyed the country. It was the wealthiest
Speaker 2: country in Africa. And then it became the poorest country
Speaker 2: in Africa, and a lot of it because you had
Speaker 2: the white farmers, you had successful farms and businesses were
Speaker 2: in fact taken over because of the pendulum swinging, because
Speaker 2: the insane racism and apartheid that the African Africans suffered,
Speaker 2: and so hey, the pendulum swings. And now you have
Speaker 2: a situation where much the same thing is happening, and
Speaker 2: it's the Trump administration saying we don't want anybody else
Speaker 2: other than white people, and white people are being prosecuted,
Speaker 2: which they are probably and being persecuted, which they probably are,
Speaker 2: and it's you know, welcome to the world. This didn't
Speaker 2: happen when Nelson Mandela was president. Nelson Mandela was really
Speaker 2: Gandhi and Martin Luther King. And it has gone south.
Speaker 7: So another of these big court cases, this time this
Speaker 7: is against sc Johnson, and you've got a California woman
Speaker 7: suing them, the maker of ziplock, because she says some
Speaker 7: of its products contained undisclosed microplastics that mislead and harm consumers.
Speaker 7: And these are things like uh that say, microwaves, say,
Speaker 7: or freezers safe, all of these that imply it's safe
Speaker 7: to use those, but the lawsuit claims that they're made
Speaker 7: from materials that release microplastics when.
Speaker 3: Used in the microwave for everything does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's just lawsuit after lawsuit. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you were around before. Plastic was there when I
Speaker 2: was a little one, and my parents used to make
Speaker 2: sandwiches for me, uh and uh and for you, and
Speaker 2: they were wrapped in wax paper.
Speaker 4: We had.
Speaker 7: We had plastic obviously when I was around, but uh,
Speaker 7: I do remember wax paper being used on occasional.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was and wax. I mean not that
Speaker 2: they didn't have plastic. They did, but it was just
Speaker 2: they did have the ziplock stuff.
Speaker 3: And it was, oh, you know what I wanted. So
Speaker 3: I thought I mentioned that.
Speaker 7: The movie The Graduate, because there's a scene in there
Speaker 7: Ryan on it he goes plastics.
Speaker 4: You got to invest in plastics.
Speaker 6: Lost in translation.
Speaker 5: President Trump's Special envoy, Steve Whitkoff, has broken with long
Speaker 5: standing protocol by not having his own interpreter during three
Speaker 5: high level meetings with Russia's President Putin. He used translators
Speaker 5: from the Kremlin only instead. Witkoff met in February and March,
Speaker 5: and in April and apparently used their translators. Western officials say,
Speaker 5: if they speak to each other in Russian, he doesn't
Speaker 5: know what they're saying.
Speaker 3: And that doesn't make sense. I mean, you want.
Speaker 2: Your own interpreter who can pick up nuances and inflection.
Speaker 2: And so it was the Russian translator. So it ended
Speaker 2: up happening as Putin would say something, the Russian translator
Speaker 2: would then go to Witkoff and said, the president just
Speaker 2: told you to go shove it where the sun Jones
Speaker 2: don't shine, and didn't necessarily say that. But it makes
Speaker 2: very little sense not toy have your own interpreter at all.
Speaker 2: But you know, things have changed, to say the least.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when Jimmy Carter brought when he went
Speaker 2: to Poland and brought his own interpreter and she didn't
Speaker 2: speak Polish.
Speaker 3: It was Gibberish that she was speaking. It's a great
Speaker 3: it's oh yeah, look it up.
Speaker 2: It's a great story. It is a terrific story. How
Speaker 2: she it was just crazy, all right.
Speaker 7: San Diego County educator who was once named Teacher of
Speaker 7: the Year not so much anymore.
Speaker 4: She's been sentenced to.
Speaker 7: Thirty years to life for grooming and sexually assaulting two
Speaker 7: young boys in her elementary school classroom there in National City.
Speaker 7: Jacqueline Ma, that's what it looks like to me. Took
Speaker 7: advantage of her role. She was a fifth and sixth
Speaker 7: grade teacher at Lincoln Acres Elementary School, and she manipulated
Speaker 7: the kids basically gifts special attention completing their homework.
Speaker 2: As sick as it is when high school teachers do
Speaker 2: this to high school students.
Speaker 3: This is elementary school kids. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, that one you just don't understand. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is one sick lady.
Speaker 5: A sex stortion scheme heard around the world. Three years ago,
Speaker 5: a California teenager killed himself as a result of being
Speaker 5: sex storted online. Well, authorities have now arrested four men
Speaker 5: in Ivory Coast for their roles in an international scheme
Speaker 5: that the Department of Justice has targeted that of victims
Speaker 5: around the globe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, getting these kids to send compromising photos which are
Speaker 2: what to do, and then and then start extorting them,
Speaker 2: and then you reach a point where these kids just
Speaker 2: go over the top and they kill themselves. There have
Speaker 2: been unfortunately several stories of that, and these animals don't care,
Speaker 2: you know, Okay, that's another one. You know, let's move
Speaker 2: on to the next victim. It is heartbreaking, and let's
Speaker 2: do one more to finish it up.
Speaker 7: All right, Santa Monica's palsade parts that stretch along Ocean Avenue.
Speaker 4: There, it's being.
Speaker 7: Overridden, overrun by squirrels, lots of squirrels.
Speaker 4: Although French people can't pronounce it, they are a problem.
Speaker 4: It's been.
Speaker 7: The population's exploded since COVID, the COVID pandemic in twenty twenty, and.
Speaker 4: It's apparently nuts.
Speaker 7: Like they're so desensitized that people jogging are trying not
Speaker 7: to step on them because they're running through their legs.
Speaker 7: People are feeding them. It's basically just another round of
Speaker 7: homelessness in San Diego.
Speaker 2: A couple of restaurants have opened up in that area,
Speaker 2: which you're going to help the.
Speaker 3: Population and squirrels a whole lot. All right, we're done, guys.
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