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Speaker 2: So you know who really tip the barrel? The straw
Speaker 2: on the camel's tip of the barrel, Iceberg, the monkeys
Speaker 2: in the barrel that tip over? Do I have that
Speaker 2: right drunk? I know No, I'm just trying to figure
Speaker 2: out the phrase straw that broke the camel's back. Okay,
Speaker 2: that was a little That was a little shtick, all right, And.
Speaker 1: Now Handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen. Here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Okay, Friday is here.
Speaker 3: It's a Friday, it's a foody Friday, and it's TG
Speaker 3: y q N p r Z, thank.
Speaker 2: God Friday and everything else attached. So everybody's in a
Speaker 2: pretty good mood on Friday, and we have a pretty
Speaker 2: good time on Friday. We do stories that are fun, unique, heartfeld, uplifting.
Speaker 2: Except today, today is going to be another one. Your
Speaker 2: life is going to fall apart now between the three
Speaker 2: premises here. And I'm not going to put myself in
Speaker 2: the same league. I'm simply going to say attitude wise,
Speaker 2: So before you start writing the emails and posting, I
Speaker 2: am not comparing myself to Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, however,
Speaker 2: who prescribes the world in more dire terms. Former President Trump,
Speaker 2: who says that we are in the worst shape this
Speaker 2: country has ever been with been in and if Tamala
Speaker 2: Harris becomes president, world war three is guaranteed, and inflation
Speaker 2: will explode and everybody will die a horrible economic breath death.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris explaining Donald Trump no guard rails America disappears
Speaker 2: as a democracy. Look what he is going to do?
Speaker 2: Or is it me telling you you're going to be
Speaker 2: dead next week? Life is horrible across the board. I
Speaker 2: don't care what political arena you're in. So I'm I'm
Speaker 2: going to take the credit for this one because I
Speaker 2: am across the board. Life is crap, not just looking
Speaker 2: across the aisle.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, your life is horrible, by the way, I'm
Speaker 4: so sorry.
Speaker 2: Well no, no, I didn say my life was horrible. I'm
Speaker 2: saying your life is horrible. I love my life, I understand,
Speaker 2: but it is horrible. It is horrible. By definition, your
Speaker 2: life being horrible makes my life wonderful. It's a little complicated. Oh,
Speaker 2: I got a text for my shrink last night reminding
Speaker 2: me that I've been fired, She said, justice Trump. And
Speaker 2: here I'm gonna give her huge kudos on this one.
Speaker 2: She said, just as Donald Trump got the nomination in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen and Hillary had a lock in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: do you remember, I mean, there was no issue when
Speaker 2: Trump got the nomination and my shrink said Trump is
Speaker 2: going to win this and I said, you are out
Speaker 2: of your mind. She said, you watch, Trump is going
Speaker 2: to win this election. Last night the text came in
Speaker 2: saying twenty sixteen I predicted correctly, Trump was winning. Twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four acting Harris is going to win. And I
Speaker 2: give her a lot of credit for being right on,
Speaker 2: for being prescient. All right, So last night was the
Speaker 2: Democratic National Convention, the last night Kamala Harris in fact
Speaker 2: accepted in accepted the nomination. And I thought she did
Speaker 2: a very good job. I really did. I thought she
Speaker 2: came off. She had soaring rhetoric, could not plan the
Speaker 2: speech in such a way that it attacked Trump over
Speaker 2: and over and over again. And at the same time
Speaker 2: this soaring rhetoric about where the country is going to
Speaker 2: go and hope and joy, and she was able to
Speaker 2: put it together, the joy and the hatred side by side,
Speaker 2: a hatred of Donald Trump and what he is going
Speaker 2: to do and what a Trump administration would do side
Speaker 2: by side, And I thought she did a pretty good job.
Speaker 2: Her speech was appropriate. Talked about her background A lot
Speaker 2: of I was. I grew up in the middle class.
Speaker 2: A lot of that. My mom was terrific. Look at
Speaker 2: how hard she had to work, Look at how hard
Speaker 2: I had to work. There was a lot of When
Speaker 2: I was a kid, I walked four miles to school
Speaker 2: uphill both ways in the snow, even though it was
Speaker 2: southern California. I mean, there was a lot of that.
Speaker 2: First of all, let me say hello to the crowd.
Speaker 2: There's and good morning. Oh you're echoing Neil, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Willie Wolf. And there's Cono, good morning. Pretty good.
Speaker 2: I don't see Amy anywhere on the screen.
Speaker 5: Call this tall red hair, Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I know, very tall, very long, yeah, very long legs,
Speaker 2: very attractive.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 2: I can't even say you're attractive, Amy.
Speaker 6: Because that's say that if you can, you knowlaint.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, Chris. The way you see it, Bill
Speaker 2: is weird. You're pretty good looking. No, it's because it's
Speaker 2: no longer you being offended, Amy, it's someone hearing that
Speaker 2: who is offended and argues that this somehow is an
Speaker 2: inappropriate sexual comment. All right, hey, what are you wearing?
Speaker 2: I haven't seen you on the screen yet.
Speaker 4: You move your camera. It's just all of it now
Speaker 4: is creepy?
Speaker 5: Is heck?
Speaker 2: All right? Real quickly before we get to our first
Speaker 2: break list, to it handle on the news with Amy
Speaker 2: Neil and Me, and the lead story is, of course,
Speaker 2: the acceptance by Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention
Speaker 2: as it ended last night, and I'm going to do
Speaker 2: much much more of that at seven o'clock and go
Speaker 2: through some takeaways, do some grading of the performances, because
Speaker 2: that's what they are. You know, we knew that, and
Speaker 2: the promises they're made have very little to do with
Speaker 2: the actuality. And some allegations were made by Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: that I went come on, really, I mean a lot
Speaker 2: of it was legitimate. But the problem is when you
Speaker 2: go and connect it to some times where you don't know,
Speaker 2: for example, Project twenty twenty five. Right, even though Trump
Speaker 2: has distanced himself, it's an automatic because his advisors have
Speaker 2: written it. You know what. I'm going to talk about
Speaker 2: a lot about that coming up. At seven. Also a
Speaker 2: quick word about what is policy and legal here at KFI,
Speaker 2: I had mentioned how attractive Amy is and I do
Speaker 2: not do not want to be accused of any kind
Speaker 2: of discrimination. So, and you're pretty high up on the
Speaker 2: attractiven scale. I'll give you about an eight point four. Cono.
Speaker 2: Now I'm getting to you, Kno, you're a pretty good
Speaker 2: looking guy. I feel stirrings in my loins as I'm
Speaker 2: looking at you and Neil. I've always been impressed with
Speaker 2: your fruit package.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: It's all good.
Speaker 4: No one's going to debate that with you. But I
Speaker 4: would have liked the little you know eyes up here.
Speaker 2: No, I understand. It's it's such a shame you're sitting
Speaker 2: at a desk, now, Cono. I don't know if that
Speaker 2: is a promo, but it sure sounds like it, doesn't
Speaker 2: it Already get it, it's already there. All right, back
Speaker 2: we go more. It's a Friday, that's the matter.
Speaker 5: If it was a three is compliments, I know it's like, uh,
Speaker 5: it's weird.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's that's you know. You can't use the word
Speaker 2: weird anymore without all kinds of political connotations. All right, guys,
Speaker 2: let's do it more handle on the news with Amy
Speaker 2: and Neil and me.
Speaker 7: I always hear an Optimus Prime's voice in my head
Speaker 7: when I say this.
Speaker 6: It would be an honor, sir, honor. Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 7: Former President Trump has weighed in as Robert F. Kennedy
Speaker 7: Junior weighs in on dropping out of the race and
Speaker 7: throwing his support behind Trump. Trump said, if he endorsed me,
Speaker 7: I would be honored by it. I would be very
Speaker 7: honored by it. Kennedy Junior's campaign withdrew from the ballot
Speaker 7: in Arizona, and he's doing some sort of a news
Speaker 7: conference today and it just happens to be on the
Speaker 7: same day that Trump is going to be in Arizona
Speaker 7: and his teas.
Speaker 6: He will have a special guess at his rally.
Speaker 4: Is it Beyonce Taylor's That's very funny.
Speaker 2: I have a question to ask, as Trump said he
Speaker 2: regarding RFK, he really has his heart in the right place.
Speaker 2: He is respected person. Women love some of his policies,
Speaker 2: and I guess some people don't like some of his policies.
Speaker 2: Let me ask, if it turns out they can't cut
Speaker 2: a deal does and the endorsement doesn't come through, are
Speaker 2: we going to still hear he is a respected person
Speaker 2: and he really has his heart in the right place.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I doubt that. By the way,
Speaker 2: that is not an anti Trump. Well, actually it is.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a lot about Trump. I don't like it.
Speaker 2: There's a lot about commonly Harris. I don't like, you know,
Speaker 2: some of her policies. So I'm gonna have a good
Speaker 2: time during certainly this presidential race.
Speaker 4: Did you like anything about uh about Kennedy Robert Kennedy.
Speaker 2: No, nothing. I think he's out of his mind. I
Speaker 2: think RFK Junior is basically a lunatic and his family
Speaker 2: has completely disowned him.
Speaker 5: He seems crazy adjacent.
Speaker 2: To me, Yeah, well, you know he's a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's gone beyond just being a conservative. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm fine with people being conservative. I mean, there's no issue.
Speaker 2: I'm actually, even though I'm insanely pro choice, I'm fine
Speaker 2: with people who are anti abortion in terms of I
Speaker 2: will discuss it. It's a legitimate It is a legitimate point,
Speaker 2: both morally and legally. But when you talk about conspiracy
Speaker 2: theories and anti vax and getting autism, and I mean,
Speaker 2: you're just call you're just nuts at that point.
Speaker 4: Already divided Supreme Court just yesterday ruled that Arizona may
Speaker 4: require proof of citizenship and registering new voters for future elections.
Speaker 4: The court refused the GOP request to block voting in
Speaker 4: November by more than forty thousand people who have already
Speaker 4: registered without proving proof.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an interesting decision because they're saying the forty
Speaker 2: thousand who have already registered, they're registered. However, in the
Speaker 2: future proof must be given if the state decides proofs
Speaker 2: of citizenship must be given. Hey, here's the bottom line.
Speaker 2: You have to be an American citizen to vote. Why
Speaker 2: what God's name aren't you asked to prove your American
Speaker 2: citizen I don't get it. All you have to do
Speaker 2: is say you're an American citizen. That's like being stopped
Speaker 2: by a cop for blowing through a red light. Can
Speaker 2: I see your license? I have one? Can I see it? No,
Speaker 2: you can't see it. You have to take my word
Speaker 2: that I have a driver's license. I have never understood this. Now.
Speaker 2: The premise is that you have the disenfranchised, the minority,
Speaker 2: the poor, who are it's hard for them to prove
Speaker 2: their citizenship. So therefore the whole concept of proving your
Speaker 2: citizenship how somehow is either illegal or certainly immoral, because
Speaker 2: you're disenfranchising a whole group of people. Well you know what,
Speaker 2: can I tell you? It's hard to get a driver's
Speaker 2: license too? Okay, what does that mean?
Speaker 4: And why don't they solve the problem by making sure
Speaker 4: that those that feel disenfranchised get ID?
Speaker 2: They do. It's a law that you have to have
Speaker 2: ID you get a Californy.
Speaker 4: I don't understand why this is a why this is
Speaker 4: a political issue.
Speaker 2: It's a political issue, is the prem because well, no,
Speaker 2: the law does No. The law doesn't say you have
Speaker 2: to prove citizenship. Nope, nope. It says you must be
Speaker 2: a citizen, but you don't have to prove it.
Speaker 6: Well, except the Supreme Court says that you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well now, yeah, now you do, but only in Arizona. Okay,
Speaker 2: not across Remember they just held the area. This is
Speaker 2: an Arizona suit and they did not go so far
Speaker 2: as the court tends to in most cases, be as
Speaker 2: narrow as it can. And so this is not a
Speaker 2: universal right.
Speaker 5: No states can now require it? States?
Speaker 2: Well no, well, yeah, I think so. Under this decision,
Speaker 2: but they could have said states can now require it.
Speaker 2: They didn't. This is Arizona. They did not make a
Speaker 2: sweeping decision, and that's what the courts do anyway. So
Speaker 2: I don't get how you don't have to prove citizenship.
Speaker 2: The only argument is that there is virtually no fraud
Speaker 2: involved if you look at the number of cases in
Speaker 2: which non citizens vote. Democrats are saying it's infinite tissimal.
Speaker 2: I don't know how that works, but that is the allegation.
Speaker 6: Okay, can you hear my voice? I can, you can't.
Speaker 7: In Afghanistan, the Taliban rulers say they're cracking down on
Speaker 7: the sound of women's voices in public. It's under strict
Speaker 7: new rules. They're called vice and virtue laws under the
Speaker 7: Islamist regime.
Speaker 2: Just crazy shadia law they take to the most extreme.
Speaker 2: In Afghanistan, it's the most anti woman country in the
Speaker 2: world by a long shot.
Speaker 5: Well let's not. Let's let's think this through for a second.
Speaker 5: I'm joking. I know, so women can see Anne's face.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's true. I mean women you can't hear their voices.
Speaker 2: So everybody has to learn sign language. Oh no, because
Speaker 2: your hand show you can't do that either.
Speaker 4: But you know what we should, We should approach test
Speaker 4: to protect. Yeah, that'll do it all right, no longer
Speaker 4: places to go. A thousands of Palestinian Palestinians in Gaza
Speaker 4: are having to flee again and again and again. After
Speaker 4: the Israeli military issued a new evacuation order. Experts are saying, hey,
Speaker 4: this just is encroaching further on aid roots and humanitarian z.
Speaker 2: And it is Israel is pounding areas which heretofore were
Speaker 2: safe evacuation areas, saying this is a safe zone, and
Speaker 2: then a few days or a few weeks later, boom,
Speaker 2: it's hit again. Now Israel says that a mosque goes
Speaker 2: into that area and sets up or moves into that
Speaker 2: area and sets up its command control and its fighters
Speaker 2: in civilian areas as they embed. I don't know, I
Speaker 2: don't know. All I know is I would love Israel
Speaker 2: to prove that and to say, here's some video of
Speaker 2: these command centers. Here's video of a bunch of Hamas
Speaker 2: militants who are dead in a hospital. Haven't seen it.
Speaker 4: Well, you know what Hamas says, you can't have human
Speaker 4: shields without humans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good point. So, I mean, both sides
Speaker 2: of this are just so insane. I just parts of it.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand.
Speaker 6: Everyone is welcome.
Speaker 7: A federal judge has ruled the US military can no
Speaker 7: longer turn away people who want to enlist to our
Speaker 7: HIV positive The US District judge made the ruling saying
Speaker 7: the Pentagon's ban on HIV positive people seeking to enlist
Speaker 7: in the armed forces contributes to the ongoing stigma surrounding
Speaker 7: HIV positive individuals, and also adds that modern science has
Speaker 7: transformed the treatment of HIV. So now there are asymptomatic
Speaker 7: HIV positive service members who have undetectable viral loads. They
Speaker 7: maintain the treatment they have, they're capable of performing all
Speaker 7: of their military duties, including worldwide deployment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's become a chronic. It's become chronic. That's it.
Speaker 2: You take your medication and you're a viral loads so
Speaker 2: low that first of all, the prognosis is the same.
Speaker 2: I mean, the lifespan doesn't change as to people who
Speaker 2: don't have HIV, and you know, there really is not
Speaker 2: a lot of risk of transmission, especially with viral loads
Speaker 2: that are undetected, so you know, and it's not easy
Speaker 2: to get HIV. I mean blood transfusions. Those you don't
Speaker 2: get them anymore because the testing is so extraordinary. So
Speaker 2: you have unprotected sex, both vaginal and non vaginal sex.
Speaker 2: I mean, that will transfer HIV. But you know it's
Speaker 2: it's just it's not as big a deal where it
Speaker 2: was a death sentence twenty twenty five years ago. I
Speaker 2: notice how well I did you notice how well I
Speaker 2: did that, How totally politically correct I did that. I
Speaker 2: did not go into a I did not take it
Speaker 2: into the gutter, which I would normally do.
Speaker 6: Can you not say that word again?
Speaker 2: What you know I didn't Okay, I didn't say that word.
Speaker 5: There's no need to shine in line on it.
Speaker 2: That's another thing. You can't get HIV doing that either. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm moving at her. Okay, we're moving in the wrong direction.
Speaker 2: Let's continue.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: The FBI rated a Tustin home owned by an Orange
Speaker 4: County supervisor's daughter. She was named in a lawsuit that
Speaker 4: accuses her and a nonprofit of misusing millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: I mean, like the two of thirteen million bucks. The
Speaker 4: name of the organization is Via America Society, and her
Speaker 4: name is Rihannan Doe and is the daughter of Andrew Doe.
Speaker 2: By the way, I've interviewed Andrew a bunch of times.
Speaker 2: He's a real good guy. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 2: a good guy. He is in the meantime, his daughter
Speaker 2: not so much. Now keep in mind, this is not
Speaker 2: criminal they have well I'm talking of the act. Of course,
Speaker 2: his criminal life it proves, but this is Orange County
Speaker 2: filing a civil lawsuit to get money back. She has
Speaker 2: not been arrested yet, and if any of this is true,
Speaker 2: of course she will be arrested. Okay, it's too one
Speaker 2: more before we take a break.
Speaker 7: Careful when you're making fun of the ugly cry, as
Speaker 7: you remember, it was actually one of the sweetest things.
Speaker 7: Tim Waltz's Wells's seventeen year old son Gus was crying
Speaker 7: as his dad was accepting the nomination to become vice president,
Speaker 7: and Culter put a post up and said, talk about weird.
Speaker 7: She did that on X She's deleted it because the
Speaker 7: backlash was huge because the seventeen year old son, Gus
Speaker 7: apparently has a nonverbal learning disorder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you could tell that there was some
Speaker 2: kind of disability, and I think that's what she alluded to,
Speaker 2: or just the extent of his crying, and he cried
Speaker 2: the entire time during the nomination or during his father speaking,
Speaker 2: and it was, you know, I started tearing up. I mean,
Speaker 2: he is bawling, tears are coming down his face. He
Speaker 2: looks at the camera and he goes, that's my dad,
Speaker 2: that's my dad. It was the sweetest thing. And culture right,
Speaker 2: I don't know how many memes came out ripping into
Speaker 2: Gus crying.
Speaker 4: More than you would hope, trusting more than you would hope.
Speaker 4: And I, you know, I like a good I got
Speaker 4: a cross sense of humor. I like a good joke.
Speaker 4: I just don't see it in this. I maybe it's
Speaker 4: because I'm a dad. There's just something in that. May
Speaker 4: we all be put in a situation where our kids
Speaker 4: are proud of us like that? I just I think
Speaker 4: she's a horrible human being. I don't care about her politics.
Speaker 4: She's a disgusting human being. And even the Mafia lays
Speaker 4: off of children.
Speaker 2: And she deleted it very quickly. I might add, there's
Speaker 2: no I don't like.
Speaker 5: The people that bust on Baron Trump either. And when
Speaker 5: he was a kid and all of it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 4: Practice times may look a little different for some student
Speaker 4: athletes across southern California as the CIF places new guidelines
Speaker 4: on the student athletes practicing in the heat. How many
Speaker 4: stories have we heard of kids dropping in the heat
Speaker 4: and the like?
Speaker 2: So you got too many and it's becoming more and
Speaker 2: more prevalent. Why, Well, because the heat is becoming more
Speaker 2: and more prevalent, So it's gonna been early morning practice
Speaker 2: or late afternoon practice. Boy, that one screw up family
Speaker 2: life or your school, the way you go to school.
Speaker 7: Well, it's about time. A guy has been arrested in Guatemala.
Speaker 7: The US authorities say they're going to seek extradition. He's
Speaker 7: charged with helping to coordinate the smuggling of a group
Speaker 7: of people into the US. You'll remember, Oh, yeah, they
Speaker 7: found like fifty three people and they all died. They
Speaker 7: were an abandoned big rig and it was like one
Speaker 7: hundred degrees outside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was crazy. I remember that story vividly as
Speaker 2: we covered it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so they're they're charging him.
Speaker 7: They arrested seven people, this guy, particularly maybe the ringleader,
Speaker 7: and they're they're going to extra died.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was so weird. I don't remember amy whether
Speaker 2: he was. They were fearful that the border patrol was
Speaker 2: on their tail, because what was the reason they that
Speaker 2: the driver would just abandon the rig on the side
Speaker 2: of the road, having locked the doors, the back doors
Speaker 2: of the truck. It was a big semi trailer, take
Speaker 2: away all the phones, so no one could have a
Speaker 2: phone inside, and people were screaming. And how many died?
Speaker 2: I think there were only seven or eight that survived.
Speaker 7: Right, fifty three died. Forty eight were already dead when
Speaker 7: they found them, So they were locked in that trailer.
Speaker 7: And authorities are saying that the men knew that the
Speaker 7: trailer's air conditioning unit wasn't working and they wouldn't blow
Speaker 7: any cool air to the migrants, and they were just
Speaker 7: stuck there.
Speaker 2: How do you do that to a human being? Man,
Speaker 2: I don't get it. I don't get it.
Speaker 5: We shouldn't get it.
Speaker 2: Anyway. He was arrested in Guatemala and is now awaiting extradition.
Speaker 2: The United States has asked for extradition, and I can't
Speaker 2: imagine Guatemala is not going to grant it.
Speaker 4: All right, A California bill that would allow undocumented immigrants
Speaker 4: to qualify for first time home buying loans. Continues to
Speaker 4: progress in the state legislator and legislature, and now the
Speaker 4: bill would need to be signed by Governor gav Look
Speaker 4: at how handsome I am before it becomes law.
Speaker 2: This is California. Can you imagine this happening in the
Speaker 2: Southern States. So now undocumented immigrants, of course they can vote.
Speaker 2: All they have to do is say they're American citizens.
Speaker 2: We did that story earlier, but now we have tax
Speaker 2: money where it goes to undocumented immigrants to help buy
Speaker 2: a house first time buyers. Is that another reason why
Speaker 2: we have such an influx of illegal migrants coming into
Speaker 2: this country because we are the land of opportunity. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know you starve in Mexico or Honduras or Guatemala.
Speaker 2: I mean you literally eat twigs for dinner. And look
Speaker 2: at the opportunities in the United States. Even minimum wage
Speaker 2: jobs that pay virtually nothing are a king's ransom. And
Speaker 2: now let's come to California because the undocumented now are
Speaker 2: also eligible from the state to help them buy their
Speaker 2: first home. Matter of fact, we're well part of the
Speaker 2: bill which didn't make it. If you look at the
Speaker 2: hearings was part of AB eighteen forty, would allow only
Speaker 2: undocumented members or undocumented people living in the States to
Speaker 2: buy homes and to get governmental help if you are illegal.
Speaker 2: If you are a citizen, you are not eligible for this.
Speaker 2: But if you are illegal, you are. By the way,
Speaker 2: I just made that up. That was a political statement.
Speaker 2: I just made up. But still, I mean, it's gonn't
Speaker 2: get to the point where and a lot of the
Speaker 2: left wing believes this is that as soon as someone
Speaker 2: crosses the border, they are effectively US citizens. VINCENTE. Fox,
Speaker 2: former president of Mexico, years ago, said the border between
Speaker 2: the United States and Mexico is just literally a line,
Speaker 2: and that's it. It's like a border between the states.
Speaker 2: We go from here to Nevada, there's just a sign
Speaker 2: that says, welcome to Nevada. There's your border. And a
Speaker 2: lot of people are arguing that should be the case
Speaker 2: with illegal aliens entering the country. I don't buy it.
Speaker 2: I just don't buy it. They are not citizens. A
Speaker 2: lot of that is personal. My family, my dad waited
Speaker 2: eleven years to get in this country legally, and he
Speaker 2: should have just walked over the border.
Speaker 5: Well, he shouldn't have been let in.
Speaker 2: That's another point. Oh now, yeah, that's another point in retrospect,
Speaker 2: he should not his but that is another issue for
Speaker 2: discussion at another time. This is KFI AM six forty
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