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Speaker 2: We've already spent insane amounts of money. Do we spend more?
Speaker 2: Do we front burner more? I mean, the only way
Speaker 2: to deal with this is to spend a lot more money.
Speaker 2: And government is certainly limited in the amount of money
Speaker 2: it takes in LA is at a billion dollar deficit
Speaker 2: this year. How much more do you pour into homelessness?
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Speaker 1: Bill Handle.
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Speaker 4: With the morning team. Oh, I've got a thumbs up.
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened on that.
Speaker 2: We didn't I didn't have programming for a moment.
Speaker 4: Did you have your headphones on?
Speaker 5: No, there wasn't anything in my headsets either.
Speaker 4: I'm just doing the basics here. You cleaned your ears?
Speaker 2: No, okay, lots of wax. Lots of wax in my ears.
Speaker 2: Ectoplasm comes out of my ears and it tends to
Speaker 2: block it up.
Speaker 3: You've been approached by record makers LP makers for the
Speaker 3: amount of wax inside your head.
Speaker 5: That is correct? Okay? Uh, Neil, I'm assuming you opened
Speaker 5: up the show for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 3: There was bells, whistles, uh, trumpets excellent.
Speaker 5: Okay, anyway, good morning Neil.
Speaker 4: Good morning buddy. How are you How you took me?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm now aching? Uh? Lindsay took a
Speaker 5: picture of me yesterday and put it up. It was
Speaker 5: it was rough. It was a rough oh dust boot.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Did you say it with my pajama bottoms because I
Speaker 2: couldn't get geens.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just looked, Yeah, I looked at you should put
Speaker 2: that up by the way on on.
Speaker 5: Our social.
Speaker 4: Is it not? I thought it was.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I know you. I don't put anything
Speaker 5: up on social.
Speaker 2: So it's a question of you and Lindsey and I think,
Speaker 2: uh and put stuff up on social.
Speaker 5: So anyway, good morning. You have a Halloween T shirt on, Neil.
Speaker 3: I have my spirit Halloween T shirt. We're knocking on
Speaker 3: the door of halfway to Halloween.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's May fourteenth. Okay, morning Cono.
Speaker 4: Do you have do you have toes? What did you
Speaker 4: get surgery on?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 2: I had They had to break my toes, two of
Speaker 2: my the big toe in the one right next to it.
Speaker 2: And I have a rod Rod going through it because
Speaker 2: they were getting all weird and it was it was not.
Speaker 3: We should have auctioned that off. We should go Arenas
Speaker 3: to break your toes. So much money we would.
Speaker 4: Have raised.
Speaker 5: Quite a bit, I'm assuming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just between me and Amy alone, Yeah, we would
Speaker 3: have outbid each other.
Speaker 2: All right, in any case, that's true. And uh then, hey, Will,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 5: Will, good morning.
Speaker 4: I have a dollar I'll throw in.
Speaker 5: Okay, I noticed a couple couple of things this morning.
Speaker 4: Will.
Speaker 5: I noticed why you're wearing a.
Speaker 2: Blue sweatshirt of some kind to maybe all you know,
Speaker 2: one color all along with yeah.
Speaker 5: To make it trying to make you look a little thinner.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work. It's not working.
Speaker 2: Also, good shave this morning too, by the way, Yeah,
Speaker 2: just all of it. You just look fantastic. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Now let's move over to Amy. Amy had
Speaker 2: a good shave this morning, Yes I did. Yes, I
Speaker 2: saw that video of you in Paris. You know you're
Speaker 2: always so happy in these videos, you really are.
Speaker 6: I'm a happy person.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: It's vomitous.
Speaker 2: Why don't you do something that gives at least for
Speaker 2: me and be miserable?
Speaker 7: Uh no, but maybe I'll send something to you, but
Speaker 7: I'm happy.
Speaker 6: Come on, how could you know?
Speaker 5: Does that sweatshirt say Canterbury?
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 6: We went to Canterbury, England as well.
Speaker 5: Oh Canterbury's great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was great, just great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, went on all that.
Speaker 6: And then Truster actually never went to Canterbury.
Speaker 5: But he wrote about it.
Speaker 6: He wrote about it.
Speaker 7: I learned all those little fun things on a little
Speaker 7: boat trip down the canals, and then we went over
Speaker 7: to the White Cliffs of Dover.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 2: Boy, that seems like all the way around a nice trip.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know what she did while she was in Europe?
Speaker 4: Bill she won the eagles in Big Bear.
Speaker 6: I did check on them, of course you did, all right,
Speaker 6: And who is left?
Speaker 2: I said hello to Kono and good morning, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning. Are you working this week over at so
Speaker 2: far where you don't sleep?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: No, oh, good good. She has a little chance to sleep.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, as usual, just a ton of stuff
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 5: And let's start with the news with Amy Neil and
Speaker 5: me lead Sorry Psycho killers.
Speaker 2: The men and Dez brothers have been re sentenced to
Speaker 2: life in prison with parole, which means not only do
Speaker 2: they have a chance of getting out, they are going
Speaker 2: to get out. They've done thirty five years in prison,
Speaker 2: and had they been sentenced to life with parole, they
Speaker 2: probably would have gotten out of jail's prison. Several years ago,
Speaker 2: their entire family came and tested fight in their behalf.
Speaker 2: Do you have people the guards testifying on their behalf
Speaker 2: and even Nathan Hoffman, the DA who had said no
Speaker 2: horrible crime, even Key has come back and said it's
Speaker 2: up to the governor, It's up to the parole board.
Speaker 5: They're getting out. They're getting out. Okay.
Speaker 7: Trump tariffs could cost California billions of dollars. Governor Newsom
Speaker 7: is projecting the White Houses on again, off again tariffs
Speaker 7: are going to blow a sixteen billion dollar hole in
Speaker 7: the budget in the next fiscal year. The Governor's going
Speaker 7: to talk about this and the drain on the States
Speaker 7: General Fund when he unveils an updated budget plan.
Speaker 6: That's expected to happen today.
Speaker 7: California had a roughly balanced budget as of January, but
Speaker 7: officials are saying they now expect to face a deficit
Speaker 7: of at least ten billion dollars, in large part because
Speaker 7: of lower revenue estimates connected to the tear.
Speaker 2: You know California by the end of the budget process
Speaker 2: has to have a balanced budget. It's in the constitution.
Speaker 2: Can't go into huge deficits. When they talk about a deficit,
Speaker 2: they have to figure out a way to cover the deficit.
Speaker 2: And you can't just what the US government does just oh,
Speaker 2: we're in deficit. Okay, fine, you know, let's raise the
Speaker 2: national debt. We're done.
Speaker 5: So it's we don't yet know. Right now. The economy
Speaker 5: isn't doing badly.
Speaker 2: It has picked up all of its losses the market,
Speaker 2: but the influence the outcome of what these tariffs are doing,
Speaker 2: back and forth and forth and back and sideways that
Speaker 2: Trump is doing, and he goes back on his statements.
Speaker 2: The tariff on China is not going to go away.
Speaker 2: It's going to stay. I will not move. The next
Speaker 2: day he comes back and he moves it back. And
Speaker 2: what's going to happen with business is at this point
Speaker 2: just the investment.
Speaker 4: We just don't know.
Speaker 5: No one knows.
Speaker 2: Saval and I have we have four containers of stuff
Speaker 2: sitting in a warehouse in China that we cannot move
Speaker 2: in at all because we just don't know what the
Speaker 2: tariff is.
Speaker 6: Well, can't you move it now? Because you know that
Speaker 6: it's going to be lower.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, you know we can't because you have
Speaker 2: to pay for it in advance, and then it gets
Speaker 2: on a ship and then moves, and we don't know what.
Speaker 5: The tariff's going to be once it hits the US,
Speaker 5: no idea.
Speaker 6: How long does it take to get here?
Speaker 5: A couple of weeks, right, So the.
Speaker 6: Tariffs are gone now, So they changed today.
Speaker 5: They yesterday it was one hundred and forty five percent.
Speaker 5: Today it's sixty percent. It's changing the day.
Speaker 4: No one knows.
Speaker 2: That's and the problem is long term, you've got businesses
Speaker 2: that are simply they're not going to move. They're just
Speaker 2: not going to do anything because no one has any idea.
Speaker 3: I think I see all of your under grossly underpaid
Speaker 3: staff squeezing out a tear for you.
Speaker 4: No, no, that was Cono. He's fine.
Speaker 5: It's not even me.
Speaker 2: By the way, you know how much money I take
Speaker 2: out of the business, don't you. I've told you that
Speaker 2: many times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not a business. If you don't take money
Speaker 3: out of it, you're not a partner.
Speaker 5: Well I am a partner, but I don't take money
Speaker 5: out of it. I don't.
Speaker 4: I guarantee you will walk away from that with nothing.
Speaker 5: That's probably true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's because I've seen your businesses.
Speaker 5: I've done so well with him, all right.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, transitioning to Sean Diddy, Combs, his former girlfriend and
Speaker 3: R and B singer Cassie returns to the witness stand
Speaker 3: in the sex trafficking trial today.
Speaker 4: Wow, it just gets worse and worse.
Speaker 3: Colmbs is accused of forcing women, including Cassie, into these
Speaker 3: drugged up sex parties, the ones that you know we
Speaker 3: all learned about.
Speaker 4: The freak offs.
Speaker 3: She tests yesterday that she was injured in multiple beatings
Speaker 3: by Combs and compelled to participate in these freak costs
Speaker 3: for decades. And you got to love when the lawyers
Speaker 3: come back and say, oh my, you know, speaking on
Speaker 3: the behalf of Combs, Yes, my client is horribly violent,
Speaker 3: but you know he doesn't sex traffic.
Speaker 4: He doesn't.
Speaker 2: Right. Also, the allegations that she brought to the table
Speaker 2: were so horrific that National News wouldn't even repeat them,
Speaker 2: saying that they are so horrific that we're not going
Speaker 2: to broadcast them. Yeah, I don't know where Combs is going. Well,
Speaker 2: I do know where Comes is going to this one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's going to be in prison for a very long time.
Speaker 7: Siria is probably a big fan of President Trump at
Speaker 7: this point.
Speaker 6: President Trump kicked off his.
Speaker 7: Trip in the Middle East with a rather surprise announcement
Speaker 7: that the US plans to lift sanctions on Syria. He
Speaker 7: also talked about a six hundred billion dollar commitment from
Speaker 7: Saudi Arabia to invest in the US. The end of
Speaker 7: sanctions on Syria would be a huge boost. That country
Speaker 7: has been pretty isolated for decades after civil war, and
Speaker 7: of course the Bashar al Asad regime, which was toppled
Speaker 7: last December by the rebels led by current president Ahmed
Speaker 7: al Sharrah. Trump said he's acting on a request to
Speaker 7: scrap the sanctions from Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Speaker 2: And this guy president of Syria, who's a strong man.
Speaker 2: He took it over in a coup. Ahmed i'll shut
Speaker 2: ah was connected to al Qaeda, alright, He was connected
Speaker 2: to al Qaeda, and then he a few years ago
Speaker 2: separated from them and now has become and is trying
Speaker 2: to become a leader of a country that's within the
Speaker 2: world community.
Speaker 5: So big big movens.
Speaker 3: All right, State Farms State Farm has gotten approval to
Speaker 3: raise insurance rates for homeowners here in California starting in June.
Speaker 4: They refer to this as an emergency.
Speaker 3: Rate hike that was approved as customers are, you know,
Speaker 3: still baffled and devastated dealing with the wildfires here from January.
Speaker 3: This is the first insurance company to win approval to
Speaker 3: do so on this emergency interim pay basis, and they
Speaker 3: expect to pay seven billion dollars in claims in for
Speaker 3: the Los Angeles fires.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is in addition to their request for a
Speaker 2: regular increase based on the fact that the fire risk
Speaker 2: is so much greater. This is specifically as to the
Speaker 2: insane fires that occurred the wildfires, So you're going to
Speaker 2: see a whole lot more that bigger checks that are
Speaker 2: going out to the insurance companies. It's just there's no
Speaker 2: way around, and people bitch and moan, but you know,
Speaker 2: what are you going to do? If you want insurance,
Speaker 2: your house has to be covered and the insurance companies
Speaker 2: have to have enough money to cover it. So it's
Speaker 2: getting pretty prohibitive to say the least. We talked a
Speaker 2: little bit later on about how prohibitive it is in California,
Speaker 2: just even live here, and some stats that are kind
Speaker 2: of stunny.
Speaker 6: Target Sinwar.
Speaker 7: Israel says it has targeted H'mas leader Mohammed Sinwar in
Speaker 7: a strike on a hospital in southern Gaza last night.
Speaker 6: That's according to a senior Israeli official. He became this.
Speaker 7: Sin War became the military group's de facto leader after
Speaker 7: the Israeli military killed his brother Yah Yah Sinwar last October.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of attacks by Israel. Israel's gone balls
Speaker 2: of the wall. They just don't care anymore, and they're
Speaker 2: attacking all of Gaza. And the shame of it is
Speaker 2: also they are not allowing humanitarian aid, so the Palestinians
Speaker 2: and Gaza, the Gaysians are on the verge of faminine
Speaker 2: and dying of malnutrition.
Speaker 4: Isn't that just a straight up war crime?
Speaker 5: Yep, sure is.
Speaker 2: And I don't think Israel cares at this point, much
Speaker 2: like Hamas doesn't care. Hamas doesn't care about its people.
Speaker 2: Willing to wipe out ninety percent of its population or
Speaker 2: have ninety percent wiped out as long as they stay
Speaker 2: in power and maintain them as a military force. And
Speaker 2: they said, we're not going to give up being a
Speaker 2: military force, and effectively we don't care, and Israel, Saiah,
Speaker 2: we don't care.
Speaker 4: Why doesn't Israel at least pretend.
Speaker 3: I mean, if they're going to bomb the crap out
Speaker 3: of them anyways, why don't they just let humanitarian aid in.
Speaker 5: That's a good question, and I don't know the answer.
Speaker 2: Well, they're claiming, they're claiming that Hamas is co opting
Speaker 2: all of the military aid, all the humanitarian aid and
Speaker 2: use it for its own political and military purposes. But
Speaker 2: there's no evidence of that at this point. Certainly the
Speaker 2: humanitarian workers are saying that's not the case.
Speaker 3: But if you're again, if you're gonna bomb the crap
Speaker 3: out of everybody, just you know, do it on full stomach.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Just some insurance news.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one are the odds. So this is now the
Speaker 3: California is Fair Plan. Now, this is the plan. If
Speaker 3: you're not familiar with it, of last resort, when you
Speaker 3: can't get insurance from you know, your typical channels or
Speaker 3: the private companies, you have to go to the state. Now,
Speaker 3: the Fair Plan is state run. It's an insurance program.
Speaker 3: It provides strictly fire insurance. That's it to homeowners who
Speaker 3: cannot get coverage. So some people, some of the victims
Speaker 3: say from the January fire, say that the state run
Speaker 3: plan is anything but fair. They're not getting what they need.
Speaker 3: They're under being undercut, even if their home survived. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's box in and issues and stuff.
Speaker 5: There's issue. There's there's two issues with a fair plan.
Speaker 5: Issue Number one, it doesn't have enough money.
Speaker 2: The private insurance companies who are forced to have enough reserves,
Speaker 2: they actually have enough money to pay the claims. The
Speaker 2: California run fair plan doesn't have enough money because well
Speaker 2: it's California run and the state defines how much money
Speaker 2: has to go into the fair plan. The other issue
Speaker 2: is fire. As you pointed out Neil fire damage. What
Speaker 2: the fair plan is saying that doesn't include smoke damage
Speaker 2: or toxin damage that is in the area, and that
Speaker 2: they're going to court on that one.
Speaker 5: Lawsuits are being filed.
Speaker 4: They are fine. This is not the only one.
Speaker 3: No multiple No government are run plans always a great idea.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes as the last resort you have no change,
Speaker 2: you have no chance.
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame material Pete Rose and shoelas Joe Jackson
Speaker 7: may finally be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Speaker 7: It's because Major League Baseball has removed Pete Rose and
Speaker 7: Shoeless Joe from the league's permanently ineligible list.
Speaker 6: The list.
Speaker 7: The decision by MLB's commissioner Rob Manfred allows Rose to
Speaker 7: be considered for induction. He said, in my view, once
Speaker 7: an individual has passed away, the purpose of Rule twenty
Speaker 7: one has been served. Obviously, a person no longer with
Speaker 7: us cannot represent a threat to the integrity of the game.
Speaker 7: Pete Rose was a seventeen time Major League Baseball All Star.
Speaker 7: He played more games and had more hits than anyone
Speaker 7: in league history.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's a shoe in.
Speaker 2: And I mean, it's a good point that the commissioner said,
Speaker 2: a lifetime ban pretty well ends with your life. When
Speaker 2: your life ends, your lifetime ban ends. He is a
Speaker 2: shoe in for the Hall of Fame. And then I'm
Speaker 2: going to do this story and kno, you're going to
Speaker 2: join me on this because you are our baseball maven
Speaker 2: at seven thirty, and I'll share with you. When I
Speaker 2: first met Pete Rose, used to hang at the same
Speaker 2: place and it was just it's a great story.
Speaker 5: It really is I'll share that with you at seven thirty.
Speaker 2: Moving on two people at the top of their game. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you fly at an Italian restaurant.
Speaker 3: I might add, all right, uh, file this under. If
Speaker 3: you make something.
Speaker 4: Full proof, they will build a better fool.
Speaker 3: More than one thousand measle cases have been reported in
Speaker 3: the United States in twenty twenty five. This is according
Speaker 3: to a CNN taally, So this is only the second
Speaker 3: year cases have been this high since the disease was
Speaker 3: declared eliminated What was that twenty five thirty years ago?
Speaker 4: Bill?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so eliminated done, We're bringing it back.
Speaker 3: Experts have said the numbers in the outbreak are a
Speaker 3: severe undercount because many cases are going unreported. So even
Speaker 3: these high numbers they think are much lower than the reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like the eagles coming back after twenty five
Speaker 2: years and give you guess a concert. So the measles
Speaker 2: are coming back after twenty five years. I wonder how
Speaker 2: many of these kids and people who have gotten the
Speaker 2: measles were not vaccinator or were vaccinated. And this is
Speaker 2: not the anti vax people that are getting the measles.
Speaker 2: Some are, but this came out of the Mennonite community.
Speaker 5: Where it was.
Speaker 2: They weren't particularly anti vax they just didn't want to
Speaker 2: do what the government wants them to do.
Speaker 5: They're just not interested. And if the government is pushing
Speaker 5: measles vaccines, they're not going to do it. It is insane.
Speaker 4: No, but it's the same thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean and at RFK, crazy man.
Speaker 2: RFK has finally admitted in this case that the vaccine
Speaker 2: is the.
Speaker 5: Best way to protect yourself against the measles.
Speaker 4: Oh good wow.
Speaker 2: As opposed to drinking carrot juice or something crazy that
Speaker 2: he comes up with.
Speaker 7: Slipping someone out the back door didn't sit so well
Speaker 7: with a grand jury. A federal grand juries and guided
Speaker 7: judge in Wisconsin on charges that she tried to assist
Speaker 7: any legal immigrant escape from her courtroom last month. So
Speaker 7: Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan is accused of obstructing a
Speaker 7: US agency and concealing and an individual to prevent an arrest.
Speaker 7: If she is convicted, the penalty is six years in
Speaker 7: prison and three hundred and fifty thousand dollars in fines,
Speaker 7: but those sentences in cases involving non violent offenses are
Speaker 7: typically much shorter.
Speaker 6: She'll enter a plea tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, This is interesting.
Speaker 2: Her attorney says her unnecessary arrest, asserts her innocence and
Speaker 2: of course will be vindicated in court.
Speaker 5: As your language babbel, that normally happens.
Speaker 2: They have pretty good evidence that as the Border patrol
Speaker 2: people came into courtroom, she helped this guy out the
Speaker 2: door and out the jury door, which people are not
Speaker 2: allowed in other than the jury and staff. And that
Speaker 2: seems to be what she did, and that is illegal.
Speaker 2: You cannot get in the way of a legitimate arrest.
Speaker 2: Legitimate being a legal arrest, whether you think it's legitimate
Speaker 2: or it's a different story.
Speaker 5: So I don't know where she's going with this.
Speaker 4: I dout nuts with their political beliefs at this point. Yeah, well,
Speaker 4: he can't do that as a judge, That's my point.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's more important than their actual duty. Is
Speaker 4: just bizarre to me.
Speaker 3: Yep, all right, Well, the House Republicans seem to have
Speaker 3: misplaced or dropped plans for the new millionaire's tax hike
Speaker 3: that was in President Donald Trump's Big Beautiful bill doesn't
Speaker 3: show up, But there are other priorities that he is
Speaker 3: fixed on and then includes what he's talked about, no
Speaker 3: taxes on tip and overtime wages, both of which are
Speaker 3: accomplished via this new tax deductions.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which I don't understand. I really don't.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, the president he was going to
Speaker 2: have a tax on zillionaires, anybody making over what two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year or two point
Speaker 2: five million dollars per year, was going to be a
Speaker 2: new tax bracket.
Speaker 5: And that doesn't fly. That's not going to happen.
Speaker 2: And there's a bunch of different tax stuff going on
Speaker 2: right now, some good, some bad, some helping Californians, for example,
Speaker 2: salt on the deduction as to state income tax as
Speaker 2: well as property tax.
Speaker 5: The deduction may go up. I mean, there's a lot
Speaker 5: going on.
Speaker 2: But as you said, the big beautiful bill, it's not
Speaker 2: going to be that big and it's not to be
Speaker 2: so beautiful. And this is the way it means.
Speaker 5: Committee.
Speaker 2: This committee determines all of this, probably the most powerful
Speaker 2: committee in Congress.
Speaker 6: Moving on, will Putin be a show or a no show?
Speaker 7: President Zelensky Ukraine says he is going to Turkey to
Speaker 7: meet face to face with Vladimir Putin this week, but
Speaker 7: he also said that he has no intention of talking
Speaker 7: to anyone else other than Putin. US Secretary of State
Speaker 7: Marco Rubio is going to be attending the scheduled talks
Speaker 7: in Istanbul. Trump has said he's open to going, but
Speaker 7: the Kremlin so far hasn't said whether Putin or anyone
Speaker 7: else was going to go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Zelensky's made it really clear, no Putin, no show.
Speaker 5: It's that simple. I mean, we're there to talk.
Speaker 6: Turkey and uh we're talking in Turkey.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, okay, I'm misunderstood there.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see, we'll see if it pans out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Turkey pan Yeah, okay, okay, all right. Google agreed
Speaker 3: to pay fifty million mac rooneys to settle a lawsuit
Speaker 3: alleged that the alleging that the search engine giant was
Speaker 3: racially biased against black employees. The original lawsuit came after
Speaker 3: a state agency they're known as the California Civil Rights
Speaker 3: Department in twenty twenty one began investigating Google's treatment of
Speaker 3: black female workers. So this was reached after mediation.
Speaker 2: Just and you wonder, was the Google just cave because
Speaker 2: fifty million dollars is nothing to them? Was it because
Speaker 2: they realized there was something there and to the point
Speaker 2: of when you have a female who's black, who is strong,
Speaker 2: that's an angry black woman. When it's a white male,
Speaker 2: that's just someone who has strength. And their argument not
Speaker 2: only that kind of culture, but straight out discrimination, not
Speaker 2: giving not being given raises, not being given promotions because
Speaker 2: they are black, and it's mediated away. And it's fifty
Speaker 2: million dollars, which again I mean that they have more
Speaker 2: than fifty million dollars in change in the in the
Speaker 2: you know, the couches that are in the waiting room
Speaker 2: at Google.
Speaker 4: You're talking about four thousand employees. I think in this case, Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, figure that fifty million dollars over four thousand.
Speaker 4: Let me do that for sorry the one.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, I'll get there and I'll get there. Okay,
Speaker 2: hold on, all right, fifty five fifty million, that's five
Speaker 2: here you go, divided by four.
Speaker 6: You should have just asked Siri.
Speaker 2: Twelve five hundred dollars each. I should have asked sirih So, okay,
Speaker 2: not bad. And that's assuming that it's even Stephen.
Speaker 5: And usually where.
Speaker 2: The the performance is more egregious, those people get more
Speaker 2: money than others.
Speaker 4: Twelve thousand dollars. That's it. That's it and then after
Speaker 4: lawyer's fees five thousand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well and me, yeah, if the lawyers get a
Speaker 2: third of it, I have no idea what the mediator said,
Speaker 2: whether it was on top of or in addition to
Speaker 2: lawyer's fees, have no idea. In Texas, okay and real
Speaker 2: quickly an RFK insanity, We're.
Speaker 6: Probably going to have a whole lot of kids with
Speaker 6: rotten teeth pretty soon.
Speaker 7: The US FDA says it is starting a process to
Speaker 7: remove fluoride supplements for kids oh from the market. Of course,
Speaker 7: florid a mineral that naturally occurs in water, soil, and air.
Speaker 7: It has been demonstrated to prevent dental cavities and tooth decay,
Speaker 7: and for decades has been added to water supplies and
Speaker 7: dental products like toothpaste, But Health and Human Services Secretary
Speaker 7: Robert F. Kennedy Junior opposed adding it to tap water
Speaker 7: and claims, without conclusive evidence, the US floridation levels are
Speaker 7: associated with numerous health issues, including.
Speaker 2: Cancer, including boys testicles not descending. He is completely out
Speaker 2: of his mind.
Speaker 4: Try and take it out of toothpaste.
Speaker 5: No, he can't do that, But he can take it
Speaker 5: out of the water supply.
Speaker 2: And now universally Florida is put into water supplies because
Speaker 2: you've you have kids, poor kids who don't have water
Speaker 2: filters at home, who don't they don't have a life
Speaker 2: source system.
Speaker 5: They can't afford bottled water, so they're drinking tap water
Speaker 5: and they eat.
Speaker 2: And if you don't have fluoride in the tap water,
Speaker 2: I mean it is a direct correlation. No fluoride increase
Speaker 2: in cavities. It's not that complicated state by state issue.
Speaker 2: Can't the state decide whether there's fluoride in the water
Speaker 2: or not? I don't know, don't know. He's a dude,
Speaker 2: Yeah he is, and this is fluoride supplements. Maybe this
Speaker 2: is if a state handled it. I don't think the
Speaker 2: FEDS can get involved, but I'm assuming that a lot
Speaker 2: of these floor ride programs are federally funded. That's my assumption. Okay,
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