Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KF I
Speaker 1: am six forty.
Speaker 2: Neil, you want to take this over? I wouldn't mind
Speaker 2: going back to bed to be honest with you. Oh sure,
Speaker 2: this is the easy part. Hey, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: What day? Is it? No shirt? Amy?
Speaker 1: And what are you doing? Something rude and appropriate? Kno,
Speaker 1: you're Mexican, aren't you?
Speaker 3: Why are you here? Not marching? All right? Where am I?
Speaker 4: And now handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's
Speaker 4: Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, ah right, one of the better promos out there.
Speaker 4: That was Neil doing a better than average impersonation. Don't
Speaker 4: you think?
Speaker 3: Why not an impersonation?
Speaker 1: It was just, I don't know, a blatant amplification of
Speaker 1: your idiosyncrasy, sir.
Speaker 4: Right, someone's not muting? Good morning everybody?
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, still on school?
Speaker 4: Have an echo somewhere there? Does that mean? No?
Speaker 3: It's not here?
Speaker 4: We go?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Good morning everybody. It's Friday the thirteenth. As Amy was
Speaker 2: saying with her Dodgers shirt sword of Dodgers, Go Dodgers,
Speaker 2: And I noticed that Anne is not wearing her Padre's shirt.
Speaker 5: We're not playing them anymore.
Speaker 4: Wait, you will you will.
Speaker 6: Wait till Monday.
Speaker 5: Wait till Monday.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, wait till month.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, I was just we're going to talk
Speaker 2: to Anne in a few minutes about what's going on
Speaker 2: this weekend at SOFI. In the meantime, Hello to Amy,
Speaker 2: good morning, and Neil and Cono and Ann and Will
Speaker 2: is not here. He will be back on Monday. And
Speaker 2: boy do we have a show today? Oh my, got
Speaker 2: to think we have a little bit of news.
Speaker 4: To talk about today, Just to leave a tiny.
Speaker 2: Bit right, Yeah, Friday the thirteenth, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: I always celebrate Friday the thirteenth. When I'll be doing
Speaker 2: this today, I will be killing a black cat under
Speaker 2: a stairway while breaking a mirror, and just before I
Speaker 2: kill it, I'll be pouring salt all over it. I
Speaker 2: celebrate the thirteenth a Friday. It's just it's a big
Speaker 2: day for me, cat alone.
Speaker 1: It's uh, I'm not superstitious, which is for someone who's faithful,
Speaker 1: but I'm not superstitious.
Speaker 4: I'm not either.
Speaker 2: I'm not an iota of superstition.
Speaker 1: You remember the old Tim and Eil show a bazillion
Speaker 1: years ago. Yeah, they had me do a bunch of
Speaker 1: that walk under ladder, break a mirror, do all that,
Speaker 1: because that's like I don't.
Speaker 4: And then you lost all your hair. You see, there
Speaker 4: is some validity.
Speaker 3: It was the year my father died, I believe.
Speaker 4: Oh that's nice, love it.
Speaker 3: No, it wasn't.
Speaker 4: There. The kidney decided.
Speaker 1: Not to the kidney disease, and I worked with knot
Speaker 1: until then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. Oh man, do we have so much
Speaker 2: news to talk about today? Of course, Israel is it's
Speaker 2: at war with Iran. I mean that the bottom line is, yeah,
Speaker 2: you and when you attack another country, that is a
Speaker 2: declaration of war, although it hasn't legally been declared war.
Speaker 2: And I don't even know if they're going to bother
Speaker 2: with any legal declarations here.
Speaker 4: But and we talk more about that at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: And Israel, and we talked about it a long time,
Speaker 2: preemptively has struck at Iran's.
Speaker 4: Edie's Ron's nuclear facilities. We'll talk tons about that. Alex
Speaker 4: Padilla yesterday.
Speaker 2: I am surprised he wasn't deported yesterday to where whatever
Speaker 2: country would take him to Venezuela. It's a great story
Speaker 2: about the senator here in Los Angeles being just pulled
Speaker 2: to the ground and handcuffed the US senator.
Speaker 4: Fantastic, and we got a lot more going on.
Speaker 2: But in the meantime, let us start we handle all
Speaker 2: on the news, Amy Neil and me lead Storry. Well,
Speaker 2: no surprise, Nitsan, Yahoo and the Israelis have been saying
Speaker 2: this for a very long time, that Iran will simply
Speaker 2: never be able to get a nuclear weapon without or
Speaker 2: Israel would never allow Iran to become a nuclear power ever,
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what's happening. It's being reported that within days,
Speaker 2: if not weeks, that Iran will have enough fissionable material,
Speaker 2: which is enough uranium purified uranium, to create.
Speaker 4: An atomic weapon. And Israel said, ain't gonna happen. It's
Speaker 4: just an.
Speaker 2: Exxidential, existential, existential, excidential, existential, Yeah, threat to Israel. There
Speaker 2: we go for them to have an atomic weapon. I'll
Speaker 2: talk more about that coming up at seven o'clock. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of balls in the air on this one.
Speaker 7: Gov gav got the Guard back for a minute. A
Speaker 7: federal judge in San Francisco ordered the Trump administration to
Speaker 7: return control of the California National Guard to Governor Newsom,
Speaker 7: saying that Trump, nationalizing the troops or federalizing the troops.
Speaker 6: Was completely illegal.
Speaker 7: And then last night the Ninth Circuit put a pause
Speaker 7: on that, and so now Trump has control of the
Speaker 7: National Guard still, but it's only for well a few
Speaker 7: more days, possibly because the Ninth is the Ninth Circuit
Speaker 7: Court of Appeals is holding a hearing about it on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's when it will probably decide whether it's going
Speaker 2: to go forward or not, whether the federal government has
Speaker 2: the ability Trump has the ability to national I federalize
Speaker 2: the National Guard under these circumstances. The judge, in his
Speaker 2: order handing back the control of the National Guard to Newsom,
Speaker 2: effectively said, just because Trump called in an invasion doesn't
Speaker 2: mean it's an invasion.
Speaker 4: You can't just arbitrarily.
Speaker 2: Say, okay, you've got three hundred protesters or two thousand protesters,
Speaker 2: and that is an invasion of the United States by
Speaker 2: an armed force, and the president has the ability to
Speaker 2: go to war to stop the invasion and federalize the
Speaker 2: National Guard. That judge said, you just can't do that.
Speaker 2: I mean, how far does that one go? For example,
Speaker 2: Alex Padilla, the Senator, starts screaming at Christy Nomes's press
Speaker 2: conference an invasion of a press conference by a foreign power.
Speaker 4: We're going to now arrest half the Senate.
Speaker 2: Now, I mean, obviously I'm a lot of hyperbole there,
Speaker 2: you know, an enormous amount of hyperbole. But the point
Speaker 2: I'm making is, can you really take three hundred protesters
Speaker 2: and call that an invasion?
Speaker 4: Can you call that an insurgency.
Speaker 2: And then send uh and then send hundreds, if not
Speaker 2: thousands of troops.
Speaker 4: I don't think you can. There is a limit. There
Speaker 4: is a limit.
Speaker 2: And the judge said, this crossed the limit. We'll see
Speaker 2: what the court say. We'll see what the course has
Speaker 2: to say about this.
Speaker 4: What is it on pause until right now?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 2: Trump still has the National Guard under his control. The
Speaker 2: judge said, no, he has to give it back to Newsom. Uh.
Speaker 2: Then he put that on pause until today, and then
Speaker 2: the appeals court put extended the pause until Tuesday. So
Speaker 2: until tuesday, Trump has federalized and the National Guard is
Speaker 2: still under his power.
Speaker 3: How do they how did?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: It's not a jury or anything who decides whether it
Speaker 1: was legitimate or not.
Speaker 4: It'll be the court.
Speaker 6: It'll be the court, the ninth US Circuit Court of appeal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll say whether this is a legitimate use of
Speaker 2: presidential power, because you know it. Certainly the judge went
Speaker 2: nuts on this when he said, you know, you're the president,
Speaker 2: You're not King George. You just can't arbitrarily call it
Speaker 2: an invasion.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 2: Because if if the courts say that the president determines
Speaker 2: if it's an invasion, he literally can say, then six
Speaker 2: people that are rioting is an invasion of the United States.
Speaker 2: If he has given that kind of power where there
Speaker 2: is no limit, and and the administration is arguing there
Speaker 2: is no limit, he can call it. It is his
Speaker 2: call under all circumstances to determine whether the United States
Speaker 2: is at risk or not.
Speaker 4: It's a tough one.
Speaker 1: On the note that you said about guns, there's been
Speaker 1: that I'm aware of. Amy, maybe you can tell me different,
Speaker 1: but there's been no weapons other than you know, raw
Speaker 1: But there's been no armed people at any of these.
Speaker 2: On the right.
Speaker 4: I don't think any shots have been fired.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think so either.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, As Bill mentioned and you heard Amy
Speaker 1: talk about earlier, Democratic US Senator Alex Padilla on Thursday
Speaker 1: was forcibly removed from Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nomes news
Speaker 1: conference in Los Angeles. Not a pretty site, no matter
Speaker 1: what your beliefs are. In a statement, DHS said that
Speaker 1: Padilla chose disrespectful political feeder. Probably true, but the Secret
Speaker 1: Service said they thought he was an attack attacker. I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure he acknowledged who he was.
Speaker 2: In the as a matter of fact, they said they
Speaker 2: said he didn't. But as they were grabbing him and
Speaker 2: moving him outside of the room, that's when they there's video,
Speaker 2: there's audio of him screaming, I'm a US senator.
Speaker 4: He don't.
Speaker 5: Anybody could say that he didn't right with you?
Speaker 2: No, I have no no, I have no problem. Right
Speaker 2: anybody could. Anybody could. And I'm going to go beyond
Speaker 2: that because I'm going to give him a pass on
Speaker 2: that one. Uh. The guy he said he just wanted
Speaker 2: to ask questions. He was screaming at Christal. It was
Speaker 2: it was pretty out there, it was pretty it was theater.
Speaker 2: But he shouldn't, you know, he was disrupting a press conference.
Speaker 2: You have a first on the space that they should
Speaker 2: have taken him out. And that's that's exactly the.
Speaker 3: Portant thing where he ignored.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The demands.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, now let's now, let's go outside the room. Right,
Speaker 2: he was a threat there, saying that he attacked and
Speaker 2: made a move towards her. Don't know if that's true
Speaker 2: or not inside the room. But now as they're moving
Speaker 2: him outside of the room, right, he is now in
Speaker 2: the hallway. You can see his hands are up in
Speaker 2: the air as he's being shoved. They throw him to
Speaker 2: his knees, owe him on the ground and handcuff him. Uh,
Speaker 2: the incident was far over at that point. Anybody else
Speaker 2: would simply be removed from the room. You go to
Speaker 2: a city council meeting, people go out of here, go
Speaker 2: out of their minds. The cops take you away and
Speaker 2: they move you outside the hallway and go Now, get
Speaker 2: out of here.
Speaker 4: You're not going to come back in the room. That's
Speaker 4: the problem is what.
Speaker 3: They bug me the most.
Speaker 1: Though he's a senator, he has a voice if it
Speaker 1: was someone else who didn't have a voice. As one thing,
Speaker 1: but that's what makes me say, it's theater.
Speaker 3: It's like, of.
Speaker 4: Course, of course it's theater. The whole thing is theater
Speaker 4: and thin of it.
Speaker 1: The activism of political leaders annoys me in the sense
Speaker 1: that they have a voice, they have a place for
Speaker 1: that voice, and he was shoving himself into someone another
Speaker 1: political leader's voice, which to me is inappropriate. I would
Speaker 1: have been I would have felt better if it was
Speaker 1: just your average individual.
Speaker 2: My argument, my argue, And do you think anybody in
Speaker 2: the room number one would say, yeah, that is the
Speaker 2: center he was when they put when he wasn't wearing
Speaker 2: his Senate id on his clothing, on his jacket, when
Speaker 2: they pulled him, when he went to the ground, according
Speaker 2: to the story, according to reports that he did have
Speaker 2: some identification that shows as a US center. Whether or
Speaker 2: not they saw it or not, I don't mind. But
Speaker 2: if you're removing someone thrilled if you're removing, But if
Speaker 2: you're removing someone who is disrupting a press conference, and
Speaker 2: you got him out of the room, instead of just
Speaker 2: you're gone, you're not coming back in the room, you
Speaker 2: hand you throw him to the ground and handcuff him.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, guys, you know, uh yeah, it
Speaker 2: gets it gets a little rough. And of course the
Speaker 2: Democrats all went crazy across the board, and all the
Speaker 2: Republicans defended the Secret Service, all of them right down
Speaker 2: the line.
Speaker 4: It's totally appropriate by handcuffing him. O good, Where do
Speaker 4: you go with that? Where do you go? I don't know.
Speaker 3: One side's cheering it and the other side is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd say it doesn't matter. Though it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just it's crazy, Okay, moving on.
Speaker 7: You can bet a lot of people are going to
Speaker 7: be requesting seat eleven A. That is where the one
Speaker 7: person who survived that Air India crash yesterday was sitting
Speaker 7: in eleven A. The other two hundred and forty one
Speaker 7: people on board were killed, along with dozens on the ground.
Speaker 7: They still don't know exactly what happened. They know that
Speaker 7: the engines went out, it appears. We talked to Iheart's
Speaker 7: aviation expert Jay Ratliff, it looks like the landing gear
Speaker 7: was still down, which was weird because usually the landing
Speaker 7: gear comes up immediately after takeoff.
Speaker 5: But they don't know.
Speaker 6: But they have recovered the black boxes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're going to find out for sure.
Speaker 2: And the reason that it covered the black boxes is
Speaker 2: you could see the tail of the airplane sticking out
Speaker 2: from that building.
Speaker 4: Still intact.
Speaker 6: Only one black box has been recovered.
Speaker 7: They got the they got the digital front flight reporter recorder.
Speaker 6: They just found it, not the voice recorder.
Speaker 7: They actually they had the voice recorder and it just
Speaker 7: it just crossed on the wires that they found the digital.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's going to give all the information, all right.
Speaker 1: The House of Representatives narrowly approved legislation yesterday to eliminate
Speaker 1: the next two years of federal funding for public media outlets.
Speaker 1: That's your NPR, your PBS. This comes from President Trump
Speaker 1: in his administration. The belief is that he is against
Speaker 1: the bias against conservative viewpoints as part of his broader
Speaker 1: attacks on mainstream media.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a shame.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What makes this story so interesting is his money's already
Speaker 2: been approved and he's calling it back, and so there's
Speaker 2: an issue here.
Speaker 4: And it's not just the NPR.
Speaker 2: They also took a whole lot more in terms of
Speaker 2: US four and A two their flying back.
Speaker 1: The reality is, listen, are they bias, Absolutely, but they
Speaker 1: do some great reporting. And also when you think that
Speaker 1: the vast majority of commercial radio is conservative across the country,
Speaker 1: then it actually ends up being balanced.
Speaker 4: All Right, we can get into that for a while.
Speaker 7: You can keep your gas guzzler in California, at least
Speaker 7: for now, President Trump has signed legislation to rescind California's
Speaker 7: ambitious auto emission standards, including that rule that eventually would
Speaker 7: have barred the sale of new gas powered cars in
Speaker 7: California by twenty thirty five. You signed, held a whole
Speaker 7: big signing ceremony yesterday in the East Room. Trump slammed
Speaker 7: California's plans zero emission requirements for in new car sales
Speaker 7: as a disaster for our country.
Speaker 2: Now keep in mind the Feds, actually we have jurisdiction
Speaker 2: over this. And the reason California was able to pass
Speaker 2: its emission standards or mandate for electric vehicles by twenty
Speaker 2: thirty five is the government gave them the waiver.
Speaker 4: The government said you are allowed to do this, we
Speaker 4: will let you.
Speaker 2: And now with Trump's saying, uh uh, we're taking that back.
Speaker 2: So it's not state law protected by the Constitution.
Speaker 4: Although I'm sure there's a lawsuit filed on this one too.
Speaker 4: Sure why not it went in doubt? You know, as
Speaker 4: a matter of fact, was it?
Speaker 2: Newsome says, oh no, The President said they can't take
Speaker 2: us to court on this one. They can't do anything
Speaker 2: with the executive orders. It's permanent because this was a
Speaker 2: congressional bill. And even when you have Republicans who have
Speaker 2: a problem with it and a few bills they're saying,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, I'm going to vote no.
Speaker 4: Inevitably they vote yes.
Speaker 3: All cave.
Speaker 5: And Trump said this can't be challenged in court, but.
Speaker 2: To be.
Speaker 4: Lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Of course, Trump can't walk without being without a lawsuit
Speaker 2: being filed. He cannot get out of bed if he
Speaker 2: gets off on the left side of the bed. There's
Speaker 2: a lawsuit filed that he got out of bed wrongly.
Speaker 5: Do you think he secretly loves that.
Speaker 4: Yes, I don't think he secretly loves that. I think
Speaker 4: he loves that.
Speaker 2: I mean the guy likes to who was his mentor,
Speaker 2: Roy Cohne, who was Joe McCarthy's counsel, and just I
Speaker 2: mean his philosophy. You hit me once, I hit you
Speaker 2: back twice. I hit you twice as hard, five times
Speaker 2: as hard. That is how he lives you damn right,
Speaker 2: he likes it. There is a He's a contentious guy,
Speaker 2: always has been.
Speaker 1: And Governor Newsom has one of those T shirt shooters
Speaker 1: filled with lawsuits and it just shooting out of the
Speaker 1: air everywhere.
Speaker 4: I think how the number twenty four five have already
Speaker 4: been fired.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is the one that they just filed about.
Speaker 7: The mandate was twenty six and.
Speaker 2: He's been in office for three months, didn't he only
Speaker 2: didn't gave only put aside like twenty five million.
Speaker 3: He's gotta been he mustag.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, they're going to blow through that. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: very very quickly.
Speaker 1: Fifteen thousand foreigners foreigners in the last twenty four hours
Speaker 1: have signed up for Trump's Gold Card. Remember that offers
Speaker 1: applicants residency and a path the citizenship.
Speaker 3: This is what he.
Speaker 1: Announced, President Trump. You remember the Gold Card with his
Speaker 1: face on it. So he touts the programs once in
Speaker 1: a lifetime opportunity. Though it comes with a required five
Speaker 1: million dollar payment to the US government that could be
Speaker 1: seventy five billion dollars. You do the math there. He
Speaker 1: has not sought approval from Congress, he being the president,
Speaker 1: because he's not providing Gold Card buyers citizenship, only.
Speaker 3: A path to citizenship, which we don't know what that
Speaker 3: means yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't think anybody knows what the hell is
Speaker 2: going on. And these are only people that have signed up.
Speaker 2: Keep in lying, there's not any application going on it's
Speaker 2: just here sign up for this. So I love the
Speaker 2: idea of buying your way into citizenship or buying your
Speaker 2: way into the United States. A lot of countries do that,
Speaker 2: by the way, you can. The United States is not
Speaker 2: alone on this one. Is that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And we've always had that sure because if
Speaker 2: you if you invest X number of dollars a million dollars,
Speaker 2: you will get residency. For example, if you invest money
Speaker 2: to buy a business or start a business in the
Speaker 2: United States, I don't know if that's still available, but
Speaker 2: then you would get residency to run that business. And
Speaker 2: other countries, if you invest in a business or real
Speaker 2: estate to a certain extent, you can get residency in
Speaker 2: those countries.
Speaker 4: They want money coming in.
Speaker 1: Wait, are you saying that you can give money to
Speaker 1: a US politician and get something in return?
Speaker 2: You can give money to the government and get something
Speaker 2: out of chart the US politician.
Speaker 4: That's a given.
Speaker 2: That is when you go out and you buy paperbacks,
Speaker 2: you buy lunch bags. That is a different kind of relationship.
Speaker 1: But Elvarado, when you can drive doun Alvarado and they'd
Speaker 1: make that little hand symbol like a card like you
Speaker 1: got it for fake green cards.
Speaker 3: Maybe, yeah, sake gold card.
Speaker 4: All right, the.
Speaker 7: King of low cost retailers has come out against King Trump.
Speaker 7: A billionaire Walmart heiress publicly speaking out against Trump.
Speaker 5: It's Christy Walton.
Speaker 7: She's the widow of one of the Walmart founder's sons.
Speaker 7: She's taken out a full page ad in national newspapers
Speaker 7: calling for people to defend against aggression by dictators. She
Speaker 7: wants people to participate in the no Kings protests. Yeah,
Speaker 7: there's like eighteen hundred of them planned for tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, of course, the backlash is going to
Speaker 2: be crazy. The let's go after Walmart, boycott Walmart.
Speaker 4: Walmart has nothing to do with this. She has nothing
Speaker 4: to do with Walmart. They just have the money.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens there, all right.
Speaker 3: At least we can all go out and buy some
Speaker 3: great growth. Oh never mind.
Speaker 1: Estimated forty five thousand Albertson's Pavilions, Vonds, and Raups grocery stores.
Speaker 1: Maybe looking at a strike. Workers are preparing for a
Speaker 1: possible walkout after voting to authorize as strike. This could
Speaker 1: be the Southern California's largest grocer strike in decades.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they're asking for stuff they've never asked before,
Speaker 2: wage increases, healthcare and pension issues.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what are the odds?
Speaker 4: What are the odds?
Speaker 5: Toys are going high tech.
Speaker 7: Mattel and Open Ai are teaming up to develop a
Speaker 7: out AI powered products and experiences that they say are
Speaker 7: rooted in Mattel's iconic brand portfolio. Mattel's chief franchise officers
Speaker 7: said their products and experiences are designed to inspire fans
Speaker 7: and entertain audiences and enriched lives through play, and AI
Speaker 7: has the power to expand on that admission and broaden
Speaker 7: the reach of their brands in new exciting ways.
Speaker 6: So these had you what any of that means?
Speaker 5: No, it's but it's Barbie Hot Wheels and Fisher Price.
Speaker 4: Okay what And I don't get what any of this means? AI?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 4: All right, go figure, I can't wait to see this.
Speaker 3: Whatever whatever Barbie questions, maybe you can. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Two of the most pivotal documents President Abraham Lincoln ever
Speaker 1: signed coming up for auction. Rare copies of both the
Speaker 1: Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment will be auctioned off
Speaker 1: in Southby's upcoming books and manuscripts sale. It's on June
Speaker 1: twenty sixth. It'll be in New York. So this is
Speaker 1: not the it's a copy, but it's signed about a
Speaker 1: year later. But they think it's gonna sell for at
Speaker 1: least three million. The handwritten amendment he signed on VELLAM
Speaker 1: in eighteen sixty five, ending slavery nationwide is expected to
Speaker 1: sell for at least eight million.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's just crazy.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Does a copy of the Declaration Independence of the Constitution
Speaker 2: the original signed document does not even exist, And I
Speaker 2: don't know if that is if we have that, in
Speaker 2: other words, the wet signatures of the founding father signing
Speaker 2: those documents.
Speaker 1: If that, well, these are wet signatures too, but I
Speaker 1: don't know that.
Speaker 3: I would imagine it has to.
Speaker 2: I don't know because they printed copy And I don't
Speaker 2: know the answer to that.
Speaker 4: By the way, I should know that.
Speaker 1: I think this is hand written with a well, well,
Speaker 1: of course they were all hand written.
Speaker 2: But the argument is, well, no, I mean, were there
Speaker 2: were printed copies? So you know, you know all the
Speaker 2: there weren't twelve or fifteen you know, declaration of Independence
Speaker 2: that were hand signed.
Speaker 4: Maybe there were. I should dive into this and figure
Speaker 4: out what that what that does. I should know that.
Speaker 2: I'm embarrassed by not knowing that. All right, moving on,
Speaker 2: let's go into some place where I'm not embarrassed.
Speaker 5: Where there's smoke. There's an investigation.
Speaker 7: State Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara says the state is launching
Speaker 7: a formal inquiry into how State Farm, which is California's
Speaker 7: largest home and sure, has been handling thousands of claims
Speaker 7: filed by victims of the gen Your Werry wildfires. They've
Speaker 7: been getting tons of complaints from policyholders. This investigation apparently
Speaker 7: is going to focus specifically on the smoke damage claim,
Speaker 7: which people are saying that they're getting denied or delayed.
Speaker 7: The examination will assess whether State Farm has complied with
Speaker 7: California's consumer protection and claims handling laws.
Speaker 1: H Harvey Weinstein court trial. The retrial in New York
Speaker 1: declared a mistrial yesterday.
Speaker 3: A lot of weird stuff going on.
Speaker 1: You have a majority female jury and they were set
Speaker 1: to have deliberations yesterday, but the jury four per person
Speaker 1: has been complaining he's a fella, that he felt he's
Speaker 1: a fella. He's a fella, they're dames. He's a fella,
Speaker 1: and he's been complaining this week that he felt bullied.
Speaker 1: He said, I feel afraid inside there, and apparently there's
Speaker 1: some stuff going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've never heard of this happening where the judge
Speaker 2: goes go back in the jury room, which they do
Speaker 2: all the time, when they're saying, we can't decide. We
Speaker 2: have a mistrial going on. You know, we can't make
Speaker 2: a decision. He goes, he go back in there, and
Speaker 2: he goes, Nope, I'm not walking back in that jury room.
Speaker 2: I'm too frightened. I've never heard of that.
Speaker 1: I guess someone told him at one point, they said,
Speaker 1: you're gonna you're gonna see me outside.
Speaker 4: Go figure that one anyway.
Speaker 2: So they declared a mistrial on that one count, on
Speaker 2: that rape count, he was convicted of another one and
Speaker 2: declared innocent of another one or not guilty of another
Speaker 2: one not innocent, and now they're are prosecutors. Hey, we're
Speaker 2: going to retry him on this rape trial, just this
Speaker 2: rape charge. All right, We're done, guys, KFI A M sixty.
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