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Speaker 2: Good morning everybody, Bill Handle.
Speaker 3: Here it is a Monday morning, September sixteenth.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's better. Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, how long was I into it before I first
Speaker 3: made my first mistake this morning? Uh?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Fifteen twenty seconds? Excellent, it's a good start, all right.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Uh Neil, it's a strange look you're giving me.
Speaker 2: That's sort of weird. Look.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm always amazed you can fumble the ball so
Speaker 5: so early in the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, so am I so am? I Tom
Speaker 2: about football?
Speaker 3: The game yesterday between Cincinnati and Kansas City one of
Speaker 3: the best games out there. I mean, last two seconds
Speaker 3: it was fantastic with a.
Speaker 2: What a fifty one yard field goal?
Speaker 3: Really impressive anyway, See I know what I'm talking about
Speaker 3: with football.
Speaker 2: Don't I? No, I don't. All right, anyway, Good morning, Neil.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Willie Wolf and good.
Speaker 2: Morning Kno, yeah, exactly, all right, and good morning Amy,
Speaker 2: Good morning and morning Amy.
Speaker 3: You got to move the camera a little bit so
Speaker 3: I can see you plays because I have to see
Speaker 3: your lovely face. No, you showed me your lovely monitor. Okay,
Speaker 3: won't even go to see which one is better?
Speaker 2: Oh right? Or more attractive? Is that HR? Oh?
Speaker 3: If I compare you you to a computer monitor and
Speaker 3: I think the computer monitor is more attractive, is that
Speaker 3: an HR violation? Is that considered a hostile work statement?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Let's give it a shot.
Speaker 2: I just did all right, Okay, you know what.
Speaker 6: This is a new segment.
Speaker 5: Instead of do they have a case, it'll be do
Speaker 5: they have a case against Bill Handle?
Speaker 6: And it will be all HR problems?
Speaker 4: Yeah, which with new cases every day.
Speaker 3: Every day, every single day a line of people.
Speaker 2: It does not. And that's true.
Speaker 3: By the way, I've had accusations and the way, you know,
Speaker 3: what's fascinating is the ones that I should have been
Speaker 3: nailed on, because I've made more than my share of
Speaker 3: let's say errors in the world of HR violations.
Speaker 2: The ones where I should have been nailed on I
Speaker 2: never was.
Speaker 3: And the ones that were ludicrous on their face, in
Speaker 3: which the HR people just shut it down immediate lee
Speaker 3: and I'm not going to go through them, said, this
Speaker 3: is insanity. It's kind of weird, it really is. Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't even have a file. I've been here thirty years.
Speaker 2: Oh god, I've.
Speaker 3: A file the size of a phone book. It's I
Speaker 3: think they just don't even bother anymore. They just they
Speaker 3: just keep onloading up the paper. You know how they
Speaker 3: have those blinders, you know school binders, those three ring blinders.
Speaker 2: They're on their fifth one. Okay.
Speaker 5: They have a special special vault at Iron Mountain where
Speaker 5: they keep just your HR stuff.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, guys, Yeah, I've gotten in a little bit
Speaker 3: of trouble a couple of times.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do it. We've got plenty of news
Speaker 2: to say the least.
Speaker 3: It is time for a handle on the news with
Speaker 3: Amy Neil and Me leave Storry. Another assassination attempt against
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. It has gotten so crazy out there. We
Speaker 3: don't know the motive yet. We know the first one
Speaker 3: with Crook, there wasn't a particularly anti Trump motive.
Speaker 2: He just didn't care.
Speaker 3: He just wanted to shoot somebody because he had on
Speaker 3: the list, both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and a
Speaker 3: bunch of other people, and it was simply, okay, who's
Speaker 3: up first, who can I get to? And that happened
Speaker 3: to be Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. This one, we
Speaker 3: don't know, We don't know what we do know, and
Speaker 3: we'll talk about it a little bit later. More specifically,
Speaker 3: it was on the golf course former President Trump was golfing.
Speaker 2: The guy was I.
Speaker 3: Think two hundred and fifty yards away, sticking in AR
Speaker 3: fifteen is what they said, out from the bushes against
Speaker 3: the chain link fence and through the fence, and a
Speaker 3: Secret Service agent saw him and started shooting.
Speaker 2: Didn't hit him, scare him, also.
Speaker 3: Scare him off, jumps into his Nissan and drives off,
Speaker 3: and a witness took a snap, took a photo of
Speaker 3: the Nissan, the license plate, so they knew, they knew.
Speaker 5: And this was not on any schedule, right, This was
Speaker 5: just spur the mon He was just playing golf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was just playing golf. That was it.
Speaker 2: So I'd love to see the motive of this one.
Speaker 7: I'd love to see how the guy got to him
Speaker 7: if it wasn't on his schedule.
Speaker 4: How did he know the Trump was going to be
Speaker 4: golfing less?
Speaker 6: He was just waiting their nose.
Speaker 2: I mean, we don't know at this point.
Speaker 3: They're not releasing any information other than the name and
Speaker 3: the age of this guy and the facts that I
Speaker 3: just told you it is, so we don't know.
Speaker 2: Yet, But I'll tell you what we do know.
Speaker 3: If it's possible, this selection cycle has gotten crazier that
Speaker 3: we know.
Speaker 6: I hope we make it to November.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: A lot of homes have been lost, more than one
Speaker 7: hundred destroyed by the fire that's burning an Orange and
Speaker 7: river Side counties. Most of them are in the Lake
Speaker 7: Elsinor area. Fourteen people have been hurt in the fire,
Speaker 7: including twelve firefighters to civilians. The firefighters. The good news
Speaker 7: is are starting to make some good progress. I'm getting
Speaker 7: lines around it. As of yesterday morning, they had it
Speaker 7: nineteen percent surround it. It's burned about twenty three thousan
Speaker 7: five hundred acres, which is the same as it was
Speaker 7: before the weekend, So it doesn't appear to be growing.
Speaker 2: It's not moving, which is great news.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: We conflate containment and the movement of a fire, and
Speaker 3: they don't there and they.
Speaker 2: Can be mutually exclusive.
Speaker 3: Really, you could have less containment or very little containment
Speaker 3: because up in it's up in the mountains and you
Speaker 3: can't get to it. They have the cruise, you know,
Speaker 3: dig the fire breaks around it and it doesn't move
Speaker 3: like in this case.
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry about that, Neil, go ahead, No, no, not
Speaker 6: at all. It's your show. Whatever you say, sir.
Speaker 5: A short but tense distribution dispute between Disney and Direct TV.
Speaker 6: We all know about this.
Speaker 5: It affected a lot of people wanting to watch them
Speaker 5: sports games.
Speaker 2: Came to an end.
Speaker 5: On Saturday, the two sides finally agreed to a new deal.
Speaker 5: It will restore Disney owned channels. You're talking about ESPN,
Speaker 5: ABC FX to the satellite TV provider. And it sounds
Speaker 5: like listening to Amy King this morning on wake Up Call,
Speaker 5: that it might just mean an uptick in cost for
Speaker 5: depending on what you know, package you end up getting.
Speaker 7: I got my notification my bundle, the Hulu Disney ESPN
Speaker 7: bundle is up to twenty one to ninety nine.
Speaker 4: And that's with ads Wow.
Speaker 2: With Adstan. That just drives me crazy.
Speaker 3: By the way, I was reading the fact that they
Speaker 3: had gotten together and cut a deal, and I'm saying, wow,
Speaker 3: thank goodness, and then I realized I don't have direct TV,
Speaker 3: so I went right into I don't care.
Speaker 2: But the question here empathy, Well, yeah, of course, heart
Speaker 2: of goal.
Speaker 3: The question is why you spend that much money for ads?
Speaker 3: And the whole purpose of streaming was no ads. That
Speaker 3: was the basis of the platform. And now you're paying
Speaker 3: money to hear ads. I mean, I mean, come on, guys.
Speaker 4: But that's how cables started.
Speaker 2: Remember, Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's what I was just gonna say. Amy is that it?
Speaker 4: I love it When I'm thinking along the same line.
Speaker 5: The whole purpose of cable was listen, you don't have
Speaker 5: to sit through all those ads.
Speaker 6: You pay for it once and you're good to go.
Speaker 5: And we're going it's bifurk well more than bifer kidding
Speaker 5: at this point. But you've got them all splitting off,
Speaker 5: all buying content that you can't get anywhere else.
Speaker 2: Here's a little bit of history, a history factoid.
Speaker 3: When cable first came out HBO, there was something called
Speaker 3: the Z channel in oh yeah, Southern California's and the
Speaker 3: Z channel was.
Speaker 2: Movies, but they were first.
Speaker 3: Run movies that had been nominated for Academy Awards.
Speaker 2: Hold on to sneeze, look at a light. Yeah, okay, wow,
Speaker 2: I got my microphone off.
Speaker 3: Anyway, it was first run movies that had been nominated
Speaker 3: for Academy Awards, and the premise was that people who
Speaker 3: were voting, the vast majority of voters, were living Hollywood
Speaker 3: and they could see the movies without having to go
Speaker 3: into a theater. You know, they had special screenings. You
Speaker 3: didn't do any of it, you watched it on TV.
Speaker 3: And that was I mean, we're talking about movies that
Speaker 3: had just been released, Academy Award.
Speaker 2: Movies, and that went the way of the Dodo Bird. Okay.
Speaker 3: Interesting, by the way, phrase the Dodo bird, because there's
Speaker 3: a lot of history of that.
Speaker 2: Jd.
Speaker 7: Vance, who's running for vice president on the Trump ticket,
Speaker 7: said he doesn't regret spreading rumors that Haitian immigrants are
Speaker 7: stealing and eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. He said, if
Speaker 7: I have to create stories so that the American media
Speaker 7: actually pays attention to the suffering of the American people,
Speaker 7: That's what I'm going to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, two things, okay.
Speaker 3: I have asked and to produce some recipes for Dogs.
Speaker 4: And Cats podcast about it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna put it up on Instagram.
Speaker 3: I mean that I'm going to do on the Bill
Speaker 3: Handle Show at Bill Handle Show. But it is we've
Speaker 3: reached the point now that how far is this going
Speaker 3: to go? Are Democratic aliens coming down and eating your children?
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's it is insanity where we have.
Speaker 2: Gone in this election cycle.
Speaker 3: I mean, we've just if you had said this was
Speaker 3: going to happen ten years ago, you would have been
Speaker 3: put away in the guys in the white coats would
Speaker 3: have dried you away.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is just crazy.
Speaker 4: There are two things about this one.
Speaker 7: There was a nine to one one call about somebody
Speaker 7: stealing and making off with geese.
Speaker 2: Yes, right.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that was the only one, but
Speaker 4: that one was.
Speaker 2: Okay a question.
Speaker 7: Springfield, Ohio, which is a town of like fifty eight
Speaker 7: thousand people, has grown by fifteen thousand in the last
Speaker 7: couple of years and their town is just in turmoil
Speaker 7: because of it.
Speaker 3: Not arguing that at all now translate into either the
Speaker 3: legitimacy or the logic of I'm complaining about the number
Speaker 3: of Haitian immigrants that have come in legal by the way,
Speaker 3: not nearly, Yes, legally, and then the word is illegal.
Speaker 2: Now you may or may not.
Speaker 3: Agree with the issue of asylum, which they all got.
Speaker 3: That's a legitimate argument, by the way, you should you
Speaker 3: give it, should you not? But they are legal, so
Speaker 3: the first argument that they're not legal is simply untrue.
Speaker 2: On one phone call.
Speaker 3: They talked to the lady who created that, who has
Speaker 3: recanted and said I heard it from a third party,
Speaker 3: and I called, I'm so sorry about.
Speaker 2: Starting that rumor. Okay.
Speaker 3: Uh So with that, if I call in and I
Speaker 3: say a Martian has just chewed off my leg, does
Speaker 3: that go forward as a legitimate.
Speaker 2: I'll call nine to one one and it gets bill.
Speaker 3: I I just saw Martians.
Speaker 2: I just saw Martians sitting down.
Speaker 3: With Kamala Harris to figure out how she's going to
Speaker 3: win the election.
Speaker 2: And there they were a bunch of Martians.
Speaker 3: Yep, I can defend that then, and I mean, it's
Speaker 3: just gotten crazy.
Speaker 2: It's just I will.
Speaker 5: Tell you that if I were in government, I would
Speaker 5: make it illegal to say it's raining cats and dogs
Speaker 5: because I do not want people coming over the border
Speaker 5: trying a good points.
Speaker 3: And by the way, we are putting up u next
Speaker 3: story though, that tells you what's going on because of it. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's good point, Hold on, but I want we're going
Speaker 3: to put up we are going to put up recipes
Speaker 3: for hats and dogs.
Speaker 2: It'll be on Instagram. Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 5: So what ad is saying is spot on, because the
Speaker 5: problem here is now that these words become actions in
Speaker 5: a different way. You've got bomb threats. You've got shooting
Speaker 5: threats popping up on campuses and in buildings in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 6: So these words.
Speaker 5: That are going on in debates or going on in
Speaker 5: social media are now making their way. You've got bomb
Speaker 5: threats made this Saturday targeting three medical facilities, unspecified fourth facility.
Speaker 5: They're in Wittenberg University, small private liberal arts college in Springfield.
Speaker 5: And these are popping up everywhere now because we've made
Speaker 5: it a thing, and quite honestly, it means nothing to
Speaker 5: the average American. I mean, if someone if someone buys
Speaker 5: some culture, came over here and didn't understand how things work,
Speaker 5: or if it did take place, it's still not a
Speaker 5: national problem. It's a local, local issue.
Speaker 3: No, we can know it's not. It is a national problem.
Speaker 3: Because what immigration is.
Speaker 5: No majority here's immigrants aren't coming over oat cats and.
Speaker 2: I understand, well that's just ludicrous.
Speaker 3: But here is the issue making those accusations in Springfield
Speaker 3: and talking how Springfield is suffering because residents pets are
Speaker 3: being eaten and uh, the anti Haitian and Haitians were
Speaker 3: blamed specifically, and the anti Haitian rhetoric is so high,
Speaker 3: and then the threats start coming in against the Haitian
Speaker 3: community and JD. Van says there is no connection, none whatsoever. Well,
Speaker 3: thank you, but I'm just saying it's that mayor is
Speaker 3: in an uproar.
Speaker 2: The city officials.
Speaker 3: Are going out of their minds uh, saying that how
Speaker 3: you know we're in trouble. This kind of rhetoric is
Speaker 3: putting us in danger. And Jdvans is saying absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Don't believe it.
Speaker 2: I don't know it.
Speaker 3: This is saying there are no threats. I don't know
Speaker 3: and maybe the city attorneys lying. Maybe dogging cats, yes, threats,
Speaker 3: no no idea.
Speaker 5: Okay, But one is what is a rumor about dogs
Speaker 5: and cats? And the other is people threatening to harm
Speaker 5: other people because of a rumor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the argument is on the Republicans side, at
Speaker 3: least JD. Vance there's no connection between the two, none, zero.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: That's the crazines. That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: It's gotten nuts.
Speaker 2: It's gotten Oh, it's gotten completely nuts.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just can't take it anymore, although I
Speaker 3: have to because I get paid to take it. Okay,
Speaker 3: tell me when recipes for dogging cats are up. And
Speaker 3: also there's that great gift that was the funniest thing
Speaker 3: that we have to play on nah on the air.
Speaker 7: All right, So Israel's defenses missed the mark on this one.
Speaker 7: The Jutis launched a barrage of rocket attacks into Israel again.
Speaker 7: A Houti military spokesman says, the group hit with a
Speaker 7: new hypersonic ballistic missile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a croc.
Speaker 7: But the missile did take about eleven and a half
Speaker 7: minutes to get to where it was going. They did
Speaker 7: intercept it, but they didn't completely destroy it. And so
Speaker 7: Israel is being accused of or they're going to do
Speaker 7: an investigation, and they're like, why did this one fail?
Speaker 7: Because that's what their iron dome is for, is to
Speaker 7: knock these suckers out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can't knock all of them.
Speaker 3: But a single missile, I mean something happened, but it
Speaker 3: did fragment, It did hit the missile. It just went
Speaker 3: into pieces and then fragments of it when they hadn't
Speaker 3: fell of Israel. No one was injured, right, one minor injury.
Speaker 3: But you know the Huthis are asking for it too.
Speaker 3: You know, they want to go to war with Israel.
Speaker 3: You know they're they're joining the fray.
Speaker 5: All right, a different kind of battle. The US government
Speaker 5: and TikTok going head to head in federal court today
Speaker 5: or all arguments start in this potentially very consequential legal case.
Speaker 5: It's going to determine if or how this social media
Speaker 5: platform is used or not used in America. Are we
Speaker 5: going to allow it to operate here? You've got nearly
Speaker 5: half of all Americans on it. And the law was
Speaker 5: signed by President Joe Biden back in April. And this
Speaker 5: is a years long going back and forth. Whether it's
Speaker 5: a problem with the ownership being Chinese.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and TikTok saying we don't share anything with the
Speaker 3: Chinese government or the Chinese military.
Speaker 2: We're on our own, And the.
Speaker 3: US government says, yeah, maybe at this moment in time,
Speaker 3: although they're not even giving him that credit. But the
Speaker 3: government Chinese own company that's based in Beijing, and they
Speaker 3: are collecting the data.
Speaker 2: So we'll see if it'll go to the it'll go
Speaker 2: to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Of course, there's no issue about that whether the government
Speaker 3: can stop it. And I don't think they're arguing on
Speaker 3: Sherman antitrust. I think they're arguing on national security.
Speaker 7: So this five day mission actually lasted five days. SpaceX's
Speaker 7: Polaris Dawn crew has come back to Earth. They splashed
Speaker 7: down in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday after a five
Speaker 7: day mission. The Polai's Dawn made history as it reached
Speaker 7: a higher altitude than any human has been in five decades.
Speaker 7: And then they also did a spacewalk early Thursday morning,
Speaker 7: marking the first time that a spacewalk has been done
Speaker 7: by a privately funded and operated mission and by civilians.
Speaker 4: So cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and the boat, the Boeing Starliner, people are still
Speaker 7: on the International Space Station, all the civilians.
Speaker 2: It is kind of mentioning Neil Armstrong was a civilian.
Speaker 3: Neil Armstrong was a he was yes, I'm sorry, he
Speaker 3: was an astron he was not military. Oh gotcha, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I take that back. Okay, these are pure civilians. They
Speaker 3: do not work for the government.
Speaker 5: All right, family of Blackfeet, Chief, the face of the
Speaker 5: NFL's Redskins for forty eight years, wants his image back
Speaker 5: in the f NFL. So the descendants of John two
Speaker 5: Guns white Calf also what his story told and that brings,
Speaker 5: you know, attention to multiculturalism and Americans learning about this.
Speaker 5: So two Guns white Calf's proud portrait adorned the Redskins, helmets,
Speaker 5: t shirts, playing fields, marketing material from nineteen seventy two to.
Speaker 6: Two and twenty.
Speaker 3: Now, look how crazy political correctness has gone. Right, ninety
Speaker 3: percent of the Native Americans supported using his face and
Speaker 3: lightness and the Redskins name. And that's of Native Americans.
Speaker 3: My high school, we were the Birmingham of the Birmingham
Speaker 3: High School in Van Eyes. We were the Birmingham Braves,
Speaker 3: and we had to take the braves off where they
Speaker 3: had to and we had a side view of I
Speaker 3: forgot the chief's name.
Speaker 2: It was no bullet was terrific.
Speaker 3: No one complained and the Board of Education said, Nope,
Speaker 3: can't use it.
Speaker 2: No reference to the Indians Native Americans.
Speaker 3: Although the banana slug is fine up in what University California.
Speaker 6: What is that?
Speaker 3: God, I forgot the name of the campus, but the
Speaker 3: banana slugs are fine.
Speaker 4: I think it's Santa Cruz.
Speaker 3: It is Santa c Yeah, I can't wait to anything
Speaker 3: other than a specific group. Maybe Amiba's you know, pathogens.
Speaker 3: Maybe you can do that. If you can do the
Speaker 3: banana slubs, you can do anything. I mean, this is
Speaker 3: crazy political correctness. I mean, I can understand h Chief Wahoo, Okay,
Speaker 3: being a little offensive.
Speaker 2: I get that, But come on, guys, really.
Speaker 5: Didn't the supposed offending folks have a say? It's like
Speaker 5: not anymore, it's most But here's the thing. It ends
Speaker 5: up being a bunch of white people making decisions now
Speaker 5: on behalf of others, which is just a type another
Speaker 5: type of racism.
Speaker 3: Well, for example, if I say something to Amy, for example,
Speaker 3: which I did, about your looks being you know, not
Speaker 3: equivalent to a computer monitor, and we were referencing that
Speaker 3: this morning, if she is not offended, if no one
Speaker 3: is offended and no one complaints, it's still a violation.
Speaker 4: Oh I was offended.
Speaker 2: Oh that makes it feel too, I was.
Speaker 3: I know, Yeah, I just think that it's a hell
Speaker 3: of a complaint. You compare me to a TV or
Speaker 3: a computer monitor. You said, I'm not as good looking.
Speaker 3: That's a great that that is a file that I
Speaker 3: want to see.
Speaker 5: But you end up going getting a bunch of white
Speaker 5: folks going, oh no, no, no, you don't even know
Speaker 5: what's good for you.
Speaker 3: That's a correct. That is absolutely correct. That's how crazy
Speaker 3: it has more offensive? Ye that and LATINX those the most.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, Trump's.
Speaker 7: Not the only one targeted for assassination these days. Venezuela
Speaker 7: has arrested three US citizens, two Spaniards, and a Czech
Speaker 7: national over their alleged participation in what they're saying is
Speaker 7: a US sponsored plot to kill President Nicholas Maduro and
Speaker 7: several members of his government.
Speaker 3: I don't doubt that these guys were going to attempt
Speaker 3: to kill them. It's just the US is doing this governmentally,
Speaker 3: and there's any three people to do it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You think it'd be a little bit more sophisticated than
Speaker 3: that if the US government was involved.
Speaker 5: So no idea, did it say that that's US?
Speaker 6: They're tied to the US government or are they just US?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, Venezuela is saying US government, the.
Speaker 7: State Department is saying that they that there are three
Speaker 7: US citizens, including a Navy serviceman member, being held in Venezuela,
Speaker 7: but rejected any links to an assassination attempt.
Speaker 5: As the government right, all right, the is this is
Speaker 5: very sad. The Israeli military says that three Israeli hostages
Speaker 5: whose bodies were recovered from Gaza back in December were
Speaker 5: most likely killed as a result Israeli airstrikes. So hostages
Speaker 5: were two soldiers and a civilian.
Speaker 6: And they have been doing a.
Speaker 5: They were researching this and union investigation and they said
Speaker 5: it's most likely high probability at this point looking through
Speaker 5: all the data that they were in the tunnels with
Speaker 5: you know some Homas leaders in that wind down.
Speaker 7: Well nothing, it's no Game of Thrones. But winter is coming.
Speaker 7: They're expecting snow in Yosemite this week. Snow levels are
Speaker 7: going to drop to eight thousand feet, likely bringing measurable
Speaker 7: snow to parts of this year.
Speaker 4: In Nevada.
Speaker 7: Winter weather advisories up for parts of the mountains, including
Speaker 7: those inside Yosemite National Parks. They're only expecting like a
Speaker 7: couple inches, but they say, yeah, and another low pressure
Speaker 7: system is going to be heading through the state this
Speaker 7: week later on and could bring more snow.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, mid September a little early, bring
Speaker 5: it in the crazy weather category again. At least eight people, unfortunately,
Speaker 5: have died after some of the heaviest reign in years
Speaker 5: hit Central and Eastern Europe. Lots of flooding, widespread disruption,
Speaker 5: the you know usual suspects, power and the like problems.
Speaker 5: And in Romania two more people were confirmed to have
Speaker 5: died from flooding just yesterday.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to do more and more and more
Speaker 3: weather stories. You're going to hear well climate change, and
Speaker 3: it's just going to get worse and worse. And you know,
Speaker 3: at some point where does this say we're here in
Speaker 3: the world is over?
Speaker 2: I hit that a year ago.
Speaker 6: Okay, I don't think y'all have to guess when the
Speaker 6: world's over.
Speaker 2: Now, well, the world will end.
Speaker 3: I'm watching a documentary now on the on the Cold War,
Speaker 3: and it's a Netflix documentary and it's just fascinating how
Speaker 3: the just how close we have come.
Speaker 2: To blowing ourselves up.
Speaker 3: And it's just and you wonder maybe we should have
Speaker 3: done it, just done, you know, instead.
Speaker 2: Of wondering about you know, worrying about all the weather.
Speaker 3: Just that's very metaphysical, very deep. Life is here, it is.
Speaker 3: Here's a shocker. By the way, guys, I'm sure you've
Speaker 3: never heard this before by me. It's all going to
Speaker 3: hell in a handbasket. It's all crap. All right, Let's
Speaker 3: do one more story and then we'll end it.
Speaker 4: Okay. So swifty celebs are speaking out.
Speaker 7: Former President Trump posted on his social media website Truth Social,
Speaker 7: I hate Taylor Swift. And he did that in response
Speaker 7: to her endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president. On
Speaker 7: her Instagram, she has two hundred and eighty four million followers.
Speaker 7: By the way, So horror writer Stephen King wrote, I
Speaker 7: love Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Her music makes me happy.
Speaker 7: End of story and Star Wars is Mark Hamill and
Speaker 7: Mia Farrow and West Wing star Bradley Whitford all shared
Speaker 7: hashtag I Love Taylor Swift, and Flavor Flav chimed in
Speaker 7: and wrote he loves Taylor Swift two.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's just sure. Why not?
Speaker 4: You know that last one proves at the end of
Speaker 4: the world is coming.
Speaker 3: Yes, so well said. Okay, guys, we are done. This
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