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Speaker 2: Here's what I want to do.
Speaker 1: If our friend who was deported is able to show up, Neil,
Speaker 1: we have to put her next to him. Rodrigo will
Speaker 1: not be showing up. He's already gone. You can call
Speaker 1: him in Mexico.
Speaker 3: And now Handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's
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Speaker 4: Story.
Speaker 1: Everybody, Bill Handle Morning Crew on a Monday, June night.
Speaker 1: That promo, by the way, was a reference to the
Speaker 1: dinner that all of us, that is, all of us
Speaker 1: on the Morning Crew had with some listeners who won
Speaker 1: a contest, and we were at the Anaheim White House.
Speaker 1: And for those of us who've been before, we know
Speaker 1: how fabulous the food is. For those who've never been H's,
Speaker 1: you were introduced to some incredible food. Anyway, that had
Speaker 1: to do with one of our win winners, Rodrigo, who
Speaker 1: is Hispanic. I have having him sit next to Michelle,
Speaker 1: who was a former ice agent, and the two of
Speaker 1: them got along, got along beautifully, both telling stories on
Speaker 1: either side of the coin. In any case, good morning
Speaker 1: to everybody, Neil, good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning, and Latinos hate the term Hispanic. Sorry, I'm
Speaker 5: just saying you don't need to put panic in anything
Speaker 5: for one.
Speaker 4: And then secondly, oh, the word panic.
Speaker 2: But is that how we're starting the show this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm just saying he's from Mexico or his family's from Mexico.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm already sick of this show and we just
Speaker 2: started it. Amy, Good morning, Hi Phil, Hi.
Speaker 1: Amy came in with her normal wherever we do an event,
Speaker 1: looks like she just came in from her stint in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Uh, the glittery top.
Speaker 4: I believe you're talking about.
Speaker 2: She always wears the glittery top whenever we do anything
Speaker 2: she does. She loves blain. It looks great and blaining
Speaker 2: it was really nice.
Speaker 1: You know, the normal you know, her boots and her
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it's her uniform.
Speaker 2: And it just works. And good morning.
Speaker 1: You're wearing your San Diego Podra shirt.
Speaker 2: What Will? Who is the newest member of the team, Will,
Speaker 2: good morning? Can't hear you? Will microphone is not on now?
Speaker 6: It is?
Speaker 1: Nope, No, Will's microphone is not on. He's doing the
Speaker 1: best impression of Helen Keller I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: I'll translate. Yeah, oh, I can't translate that one.
Speaker 2: No, you can't anyway.
Speaker 1: Will he obviously came to the dinner to be introduced
Speaker 1: to everybody, and no one knew who he was, and the.
Speaker 2: People who did know who he was ignored him.
Speaker 1: So Will was off in the corner and eating by himself.
Speaker 4: No one would say.
Speaker 7: The funniest thing about Will is that he's our traffic guy.
Speaker 7: And guess who was late because of traffic.
Speaker 2: It was our traffic guy.
Speaker 1: And we were celebrating Will, pretending it was in a
Speaker 1: helicopter and making all the sound effects at the table
Speaker 1: because it's now KFI.
Speaker 2: On the ground.
Speaker 1: And finally, Cono is not here, but Sam is filling
Speaker 1: in for Cono this morning.
Speaker 2: And Sam's wearing a hat.
Speaker 1: Did you It was the first time I ever saw
Speaker 1: Kno without his hat most and we.
Speaker 4: Didn't recognize him.
Speaker 2: No one knew who he was.
Speaker 1: He comes in with Heather or his wife, and who
Speaker 1: the hell is that one of.
Speaker 2: Our winners that we are not We weren't aware of.
Speaker 4: It was conor Glasses either.
Speaker 2: It was weird. Cono just was.
Speaker 4: No hat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I literally thought he was one of the guests. Yeah,
Speaker 7: looking down the table going who's that guy?
Speaker 1: And Jim Keeney came and Jim did I announced this
Speaker 1: that Jim, even though he's an er doc and now
Speaker 1: medical director of hospital in Long Beach, actually did his
Speaker 1: residency in proctology and he was kind enough to offer
Speaker 1: a free exam. So we set up a little area
Speaker 1: with curtains in the corner and so that it was
Speaker 1: a good time had by all.
Speaker 5: Wow, you went back there so many times. I thought,
Speaker 5: how many checkups do you need?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know, I know, And okay, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: go down that path anyway. Will, is your microphone not working?
Speaker 7: It's not that his microphone isn't working. It's Sam, who's
Speaker 7: filling in for Cono hasn't figured out how to turn
Speaker 7: him on.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here they are right there is all right? Will
Speaker 1: you're there, I'm here. Okay, there you are finally it
Speaker 1: was so fun.
Speaker 2: It was so fun.
Speaker 5: The other night I got to meet doctor Jim and
Speaker 5: Dana was there with the you know.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah you didn't shoot anybody? Yeah, Dana? Who is
Speaker 2: who is security?
Speaker 1: We have to bring security every event if we announced it,
Speaker 1: mainly due to years and years ago, there were one
Speaker 1: or two or five or fifteen death threats that were
Speaker 1: off in our direction.
Speaker 2: So as a matter of policy, they bring us.
Speaker 1: They bring Dana, who occasionally will shoot someone in the
Speaker 1: heart for me, and it is just terrific.
Speaker 4: Nice, Okay, fair enough, you.
Speaker 2: Are we done?
Speaker 1: Oh and what did we give out? M Zelman's minte
Speaker 1: mouth mints? And I had forgotten them, and so Neil
Speaker 1: brought some, uh beautifully packaged I might add in that
Speaker 1: plastic bag that used Ralph's.
Speaker 5: Produce bad It wasn't a actually is one of the spare.
Speaker 5: I have a little tresh container in the back of
Speaker 5: my truck and it was one of those.
Speaker 2: One of those. Excellent. Okay, are you guys ready to
Speaker 2: do it? I said hello to everybody. I think I did.
Speaker 1: Let's do it, guys, It's time for a handle on
Speaker 1: the news, Amy Neil me lead story. Well, National Guard
Speaker 1: arrives in LA. The fallout from the raids continues, as
Speaker 1: you heard Amy this morning with the news that where
Speaker 1: we're gonna expect more demonstrations today.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be doing more about that a lot.
Speaker 2: Alex Stone is joining us.
Speaker 1: He's here in Los Angeles, ABC News correspondent, and we'll
Speaker 1: have his take. We'll talk a little bit about it,
Speaker 1: and I've got a comment or two. Because of course
Speaker 1: the National Guard has been called in.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 1: I have absolutely no idea none, But we're going to
Speaker 1: see an aircraft carrier come in pretty soon later on
Speaker 1: today and the F fifteen fighter jets will be deployed
Speaker 1: over Los Angeles and will be shooting down any demonstrator.
Speaker 4: Says the man who lives in a gated community.
Speaker 1: No, general, the overreaction is crazy. I mean it doesn't
Speaker 1: have you know, the.
Speaker 2: Police can handle it. It is in hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of people there.
Speaker 5: The police. The LAPD works for Mayor bass. I do
Speaker 5: not trust her to take care of this situation.
Speaker 1: But the cop what do you think is just going
Speaker 1: to be ignored you. I'm going to go give a
Speaker 1: little bit history the National.
Speaker 4: You remember the Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 2: That was hundreds of.
Speaker 5: But you've got people that are causing massive hav it
Speaker 5: that are with or not with the protest, doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: No, you're right.
Speaker 1: They should have not only called in several thousand members
Speaker 1: of the National Guard, I think forty fifty thousand members
Speaker 1: of the Armed Services here to come in too, and
Speaker 1: completely surrounded everybody. All I'm saying is is it appropriate.
Speaker 2: For authorities to deal with it? Yes?
Speaker 1: Is there a little bit of a broad brush here, Yes,
Speaker 1: and what I think is appropriate, But too much sometimes happen,
Speaker 1: especially with this administration. We'll talk more about that, and
Speaker 1: then the legal issues, by the way, that are involved
Speaker 1: in sending in the National Guard, And I'm going to
Speaker 1: talk about that coming up at seven twenty because there
Speaker 1: is some issue there too.
Speaker 2: So we've got a lot to cover. Let's do one
Speaker 2: more and then we'll take a break.
Speaker 7: Driverless taxis got into way more trouble than they bargained for.
Speaker 6: Waimo trouble, Weymo trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so the protesters took over I want to know
Speaker 7: how they got into these things.
Speaker 6: Don't they have locks on them?
Speaker 7: They got into several Waimo driverless taxis down town, LA yesterday,
Speaker 7: took them over, beat the crap out of them, tagged them,
Speaker 7: and then started them on fire, sending thick plumes of
Speaker 7: black smoke billowing into the air.
Speaker 6: And isn't that fun because those lithium.
Speaker 7: Batteries just burn and burn and burn, and toxic smoke
Speaker 7: emitting from them.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I've always wondered, what good do these demonstrators think is
Speaker 1: coming from blocking the freeways, torching buildings and cars tagging
Speaker 1: the buildings.
Speaker 2: U and I guess asking for support from the rest
Speaker 2: of us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're we're certlly going to support you as you
Speaker 1: torch vehicles and stop freeway traffic.
Speaker 5: Country would allow American nationals to fly the American flag
Speaker 5: in the middle of the streets and light cars on fire.
Speaker 5: What other country would allow that?
Speaker 1: Oh well, I don't think we allow it. I mean flying
Speaker 1: the American flag, you can. You can do anything you
Speaker 1: want with the American flag.
Speaker 4: Maybe in another country.
Speaker 1: The demonstrations, No, there's stock you know, you go to
Speaker 1: Germany and you see the demonstration.
Speaker 2: No, other countries do stop that.
Speaker 1: Uh it's you know, you have riots and uh, you
Speaker 1: know the country stopped that with demonstrations.
Speaker 2: We just have more demonstrations than anyplace else.
Speaker 5: And it's a process of protesting. What's a true protest?
Speaker 5: But that is guarded by the constitution.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's protest is absolutely guarded. Blocking freeways is not,
Speaker 1: Torching vehicles is not.
Speaker 4: But what is a protest?
Speaker 5: Does it a peaceful protest?
Speaker 4: Are they do? They have to get a permit for it.
Speaker 1: Well marches down the street. Yes, you have to get
Speaker 1: you have to get a permit. But if you if
Speaker 1: thousands of people line up on the sidewalk and they're protesting,
Speaker 1: as long as they're not blocking people from going into
Speaker 1: buildings or residents, that's considered a peaceful protest courts of
Speaker 1: specific that's blocking.
Speaker 2: That's a touch of blocking traffic.
Speaker 1: This is when you gun your car and you plow
Speaker 1: through a few of them. That sort of tells the story.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back, all right, I just dropped my phone.
Speaker 1: That's all KF I am six forty handle here. Good
Speaker 1: morning on a Monday, June Night's could be a nice
Speaker 1: day today too, As per the weather report given to
Speaker 1: us by our weather girl, Amy, Amy.
Speaker 2: Don't you like being called a weather girl?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know that's that was what that used to be
Speaker 1: back back. I think who was it that started here
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles? Like the first quote weather girl.
Speaker 7: On the news, And because it used to be all
Speaker 7: men who did it, it.
Speaker 1: Did all men, and then they brought in women and
Speaker 1: now it's for the most part women or guys who
Speaker 1: like to wear dresses one or the other, and they're
Speaker 1: all weather girls. Okay, let's do it more. Handle on
Speaker 1: the news with Amy Neil and me.
Speaker 5: All right, the ineffectual California Governor Gavin Newsome accused President
Speaker 5: Donald Trump of the act of a dictator for deploying
Speaker 5: National Guard troops to quell violent protests in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: He accused Trump of inciting and provoking violence, creating mass chaos,
Speaker 5: and militarizing the cities.
Speaker 4: Not see nothing about yea.
Speaker 1: He it was who created the mass chaos. It wasn't
Speaker 1: the demonstrators, right, It wasn't the protesters. They had nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the chaos. It was just Newman who
Speaker 1: Knewsom woke up in the morning and said, you know what,
Speaker 1: let's just start creating mass chaos or the president did, well,
Speaker 1: I've got nothing else to do this morning, So that's
Speaker 1: kind of insane. But coming up at seven twenty, I
Speaker 1: am going to talk about the legal aspects of the
Speaker 1: president going outside of what the governor does. Usually it's
Speaker 1: a governor who asks the president to nationalize the UH
Speaker 1: to actually yeah, nationalized National Guard these businesses eight Guard.
Speaker 1: But it's under the it's under the federal auspices and
Speaker 1: the president. It's the president who makes the call, but
Speaker 1: usually it's because the governor asks them. You can override that,
Speaker 1: and that's what happened here. And I'll explain the legal companying.
Speaker 4: Pardon because they're army, they're not army, and they are
Speaker 4: these they are the Army National Guard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I understand, but under these circumstances they are not
Speaker 1: considered army. And I'll explain the legality of that letter
Speaker 1: because of that phrase, because under the uh Posecomatatas Act,
Speaker 1: it is the only exception, or one of the few exceptions.
Speaker 1: I know, it's a little bit wonky, but I'll explain it.
Speaker 1: He brings a good point. This is the National Guard,
Speaker 1: but it only is called, but it's only called when
Speaker 1: the governor asks for it. And what governor is in
Speaker 1: charge of our national army. None, So it's it's a
Speaker 1: little complicated.
Speaker 4: What about the Marines at Pendleton being on scandby right.
Speaker 1: Now, that is entirely different. They're on standby, but they're
Speaker 1: not actively involved. You can have all the standby in
Speaker 1: the world. For example, the army is allowed to provide
Speaker 1: support in terms of national turmoil, but not engaging in
Speaker 1: police action. It's pretty complicated, but I'll explain that at
Speaker 1: seven twenty.
Speaker 2: So there, Neil, you stick your tug out of.
Speaker 4: Me, you wiener.
Speaker 6: Glendale's backed out of a deal.
Speaker 7: Officials announced last night that the city has terminated its
Speaker 7: contract with Homeland Security and ICE to hold immigration detainees.
Speaker 7: They said that they will no longer house federal immigration
Speaker 7: detainees at the Glendale Police Department facility. So here's the
Speaker 7: rub though, By offering local access, say Glendale officials, detainees
Speaker 7: were given the due process proximity that is too often
Speaker 7: lacking in more remote, privately owned detention centers. Nevertheless, despite
Speaker 7: the transparency and safeguards, the city recognizes the public perception
Speaker 7: of the ICE contract, no matter how limited or carefully managed,
Speaker 7: no matter the good, has become divisive.
Speaker 6: So they're shutting it down, even though.
Speaker 7: They're saying that they're actually giving them the due process
Speaker 7: that there.
Speaker 1: Is no they're helping out illegal migrants who are being charged,
Speaker 1: we're being detained, saying to the US government, Okay, we'll
Speaker 1: give us a contract, will house them so for far
Speaker 1: less money I'm assuming, certainly closer to their legal process.
Speaker 1: So they're not way out for forefe in Land having
Speaker 1: an impossibility to deal with going to hiring a.
Speaker 2: Lawyer, going in front of a judge.
Speaker 1: I mean, all of that which you're entitled to due process,
Speaker 1: and what Glendale is saying, you know what, we don't
Speaker 1: want to deal with it anymore because of public perception.
Speaker 5: That's the worst and most horrible thing I've heard all day.
Speaker 5: They are stopping something that could be beneficial because of public.
Speaker 2: That is correct. That is exactly what's happening, the.
Speaker 4: Most political garbage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep, that's what's That's how crazy it is become.
Speaker 1: And you didn't know, but Ice has contracts with various
Speaker 1: organizations to house people because there is not enough room
Speaker 1: and detention centers. They just cut a deal with Costco
Speaker 1: for their back room and they get free samples on top.
Speaker 4: Of that, they have a back room. I'm in.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I once who it was that I
Speaker 2: was talking to.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, I was once talking to someone who a
Speaker 1: woman who worked in San Diego and they would house
Speaker 1: illegal migrants, not on a massive scale, just when they
Speaker 1: were caught and processing had to be done. And I
Speaker 1: and I asked her she was part of the organization,
Speaker 1: and I said, so, you know what do these people eat?
Speaker 1: By the way, What do you feed them? You don't
Speaker 1: have kitchens in these detention centers. What do you feed them?
Speaker 1: And she said that's classified. I said, that's classified.
Speaker 2: What you feed them? Give me a break, don't give
Speaker 2: me that crap.
Speaker 1: And she said, okay, burger King. We have a contract
Speaker 1: with a burger King down the street for their croissants
Speaker 1: in the morning to feed the illegal migrants.
Speaker 4: Picked up.
Speaker 2: That was a fun interview.
Speaker 6: Okay, that sounds delicious, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: That's almost that's almost worth getting arrested for for illegal immigration. No,
Speaker 1: they would provide their breakfast croissants.
Speaker 2: Not bad. We'll be back, Amy, classified. I swear that's classified.
Speaker 4: All right, Amy, remember the interview.
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Speaker 2: June ninth.
Speaker 1: And we continue would Handle on the news, Amy and
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Speaker 5: Israeli forces seized a Gaza bound aid boat and detained
Speaker 5: Greta thunberg Uh and other activists who were on board
Speaker 5: on Monday, enforcing a long standing blockade. Of course, and
Speaker 5: this group said that they had they were kidnapped by
Speaker 5: Israeli forces. They called it the Freedom Float Flotilla Coalition,
Speaker 5: although Israeli's Foreign minister referred to it as the selfie yacht.
Speaker 1: Yeah, celebrities now kidnapped, I mean, give you a break.
Speaker 1: They boarded it or then they went into it illegally
Speaker 1: boarded it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well legally boarded it and now ac courting Israel.
Speaker 1: You know, it's I don't know if they did it
Speaker 1: within Israeli waters or it would be off Gaza, but
Speaker 1: the Israeli.
Speaker 4: Kill international waters at the time.
Speaker 1: So they board it and granted should they have I
Speaker 1: don't know, probably not. And this was AID and I
Speaker 1: assume it's not weaponry, but Israel controls all AID. And
Speaker 1: you don't bring a to uh Palestinians in Gaza.
Speaker 4: You haven't starve photo op.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have them starve because and no one's going
Speaker 1: to get in the way of those starving people as
Speaker 1: far as we're concerned.
Speaker 5: Right, we haven't heard whether it was a rowboat or not,
Speaker 5: because now you know it all those toxic fumes and
Speaker 5: batter environment.
Speaker 1: Well said, yeah, it's what is there Israel is doing,
Speaker 1: I mean stopping aid literally AID, not weaponry aid.
Speaker 2: As soon as they bored.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's okay for them to board
Speaker 1: to make sure that arms are not going. But once
Speaker 1: they determine arms are not going, okay, you're on your
Speaker 1: way now humanitarian aid. And that's what I don't doubt
Speaker 1: that was the case.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but this is not like a massive amount of food.
Speaker 2: No, no, but it's some.
Speaker 4: Some food.
Speaker 2: Someone's going to have a real.
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying this was a photo op.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't disagree.
Speaker 7: People from nineteen countries cannot come in anymore, at least
Speaker 7: mostly not. A new travel ban from the President kicked
Speaker 7: in this morning at midnight. It fully bans travelers from
Speaker 7: a dozen countries and partially restricts those from another seven.
Speaker 7: Administration officials say they're targeting countries that have ties to terrorism,
Speaker 7: lacks sufficient vetting for passports, and have high rates of
Speaker 7: citizens who overstay their US VISUS.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk more about that because this has
Speaker 1: a lot to do with what does the band mean
Speaker 1: for the World Cup which is next year and the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight Olympics and the ban you know, for example, Chadonians,
Speaker 1: people from chad is one of the group, or is
Speaker 1: that Chadden's.
Speaker 5: Chadians, Chadonians, Yeah, Chetdeville's Yeah. Yeah, Like that's the only
Speaker 5: problem we have about having the Summer Olympics in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty years.
Speaker 2: What to call we are not.
Speaker 4: Ready is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's correct, what to call them? Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: Terry Moran, a senior national correspondent for ABC News, has
Speaker 5: been suspended because social media never fails. Put a social
Speaker 5: media post about Stephen Miller, President Donald Trump's Deputy chief
Speaker 5: of Staff for policy. He said on x a man
Speaker 5: who is richly endowed with the capacity for hatred, and
Speaker 5: then referred to Trump as a world class hater.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't do that as a national news correspondent.
Speaker 4: Isn't just a supposedly objective national courts.
Speaker 1: Particularly objective, And he was rightly suspended. If you're going
Speaker 1: to be a news correspondent for a legitimate and I'll
Speaker 1: use the word legitimate, fairly objective news operation, no, you
Speaker 1: and I can rant about almost anything. Amy is not
Speaker 1: allowed to give her and shouldn't give her opinions about
Speaker 1: the President and Democrats and Republicans. She just can't do
Speaker 1: it because she is a newsperson, and that's exactly what
Speaker 1: Terry Moran is. National correspondent. Cannot do that. Suspension works.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that.
Speaker 5: When ABC News starts to sound like this garbage we
Speaker 5: do for an hour, that's the problem.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the price of politics could be your life. A
Speaker 7: presidential candidate in Colombia is in intensive care. He was
Speaker 7: shot three times, two times in the head at a
Speaker 7: campaign event in the capital city of Bogata. He was
Speaker 7: addressing supporters at a park when he was shot. It's
Speaker 7: Miguel Eribe Turbe and he's arrested. A fifteen year old
Speaker 7: suspect at the scene.
Speaker 6: Oh hell, arive was rushed.
Speaker 7: To the hospital. He had surgery and he's still in
Speaker 7: extremely serious.
Speaker 1: How old was the young young man who shot at
Speaker 1: President well candidate at that time, former President Trump, who
Speaker 1: could have been another inch and President Trump would have
Speaker 1: been dead.
Speaker 4: I don't recall he was young.
Speaker 6: He was early twenties, I believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's go ahead and take a break
Speaker 1: and we'll come back and finish up Handle on the
Speaker 1: news on this Monday morning. Yeah, bye, Bill Handle, Yet
Speaker 1: he is a Monday morning, June ninth, we finished handle
Speaker 1: on the news on this lovely morning with Amy and
Speaker 1: Neil and Me.
Speaker 5: Sometimes, Hey, do you want a massive four foot long,
Speaker 5: ten pounds plus lizard running around that's not supposed to.
Speaker 1: Be there, Liz, I thought you were talking about you,
Speaker 1: oh you know starting I thought you were bragging.
Speaker 5: Uh No, an invasive creature.
Speaker 4: It's a native to South America, has.
Speaker 5: Been spotted in northern California in a park, prompting a
Speaker 5: search of rangers and the like. Hikers found this Argentinian
Speaker 5: black and white tigu. It's pretty, but apparently it eats
Speaker 5: bird eggs, small birds, small lizards, various small mammals and invertebrates.
Speaker 4: Toddlers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, actually don't want this thing around.
Speaker 5: Apparently they're pretty docile and they don't they won't harm people,
Speaker 5: but they're not supposed to be here, so.
Speaker 6: They can be up to four feet long.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a hell of I was like, I don't
Speaker 5: know what I would do if I came. You know,
Speaker 5: I used to love lizards and snakes as a kid,
Speaker 5: but you come across a four foot long lizard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's something, although and the problem is invasive. It'd
Speaker 1: be great, but it eats what's indigenous to us without it,
Speaker 1: and it shouldn't be here.
Speaker 2: So it really screws up the ecology.
Speaker 4: Damn colonizers, damn right.
Speaker 7: The gentrification of the parks. Okay, Yeah, Yang wants to
Speaker 7: play ball with Elon. Remember Andrew Yang he wanted to
Speaker 7: do the guaranteed income he run for president. Well, he
Speaker 7: said he has reached out to Elon Musk and wants
Speaker 7: to collaborate to create a new political party. He says
Speaker 7: he believes the Tesla CEO has what it takes to
Speaker 7: form a new faction that propels America's strongest leaders. He
Speaker 7: says he's been thinking about it, wanting to do it
Speaker 7: for a long time, and says we have been of
Speaker 7: the opinion that America needs a new political party for
Speaker 7: years now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are a two party system, you know.
Speaker 1: In the last the last time, there's only been one
Speaker 1: legitimate third party that has not legitimate in terms of
Speaker 1: its own legitimacy, but in terms of.
Speaker 2: As a political force.
Speaker 1: Once it's happened in the United States, and that was
Speaker 1: nineteen twelve with.
Speaker 2: The Bull Moose Party with Theodore Roosevelt.
Speaker 1: Now there's been a couple of them. George Wallace as
Speaker 1: a third party. If you remember him when he ran
Speaker 1: for president, got nineteen percent of the vote, which is
Speaker 1: pretty impressive. But ain't gonna happen. It just isn't happen.
Speaker 1: We just don't have that system in the United States.
Speaker 1: It is a two party system. That's what it is,
Speaker 1: and certainly that's the way it's going to remain in
Speaker 1: our lifetime.
Speaker 5: And that's why it has such a wide spectrum. Now
Speaker 5: on both parties. You know, you have wing nuts on
Speaker 5: the far left and you have the wing nuts on
Speaker 5: the right.
Speaker 1: But how do they then combine to make it a
Speaker 1: legitimate third party. What happened was in nineteen twelve of
Speaker 1: the Bull Moose Party, and at the convention it was
Speaker 1: split between William Howard Taff the president who was running
Speaker 1: for a second term. You had Teddy Roosevelt who came
Speaker 1: back to run for president, split.
Speaker 2: The vote right down the middle.
Speaker 1: So Woodrow Wilson comes in and just with a landslide,
Speaker 1: comes in and wins.
Speaker 2: There you go a.
Speaker 4: Little bit of history there.
Speaker 2: I thought I'd throw it at you.
Speaker 4: I like it, well, all right.
Speaker 5: Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has signed a roughly fourteen
Speaker 5: billion dollar budget for fiscal year of twenty five and
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six. This, you know, they've been going back
Speaker 5: and forth with the city council and everything else because
Speaker 5: we're a million or a billion dollars in the hole, and.
Speaker 6: Probably a little bit more than that after the protests.
Speaker 4: Yeah you think, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to do more about this at seven thirty.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, I'm doing seven to fifty. I'm going
Speaker 1: to talk about the budget and how Karen Bass is
Speaker 1: trying to put it together but it becomes insurmountable.
Speaker 5: I'm just worried about how, you know, how bad for
Speaker 5: the environment those cars burning and the way moos burning
Speaker 5: and is that gonna is the ozone or the bezone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think they're that. With five cars burned,
Speaker 2: do I have that right?
Speaker 6: There were? Yes, five were set on set on fire.
Speaker 1: You never know what five cars on fire does? No,
Speaker 1: it is It is lithium batteries and they just don't
Speaker 1: stop burning.
Speaker 5: Granted, you don't believe that. You don't believe in global warming?
Speaker 5: Do you?
Speaker 4: Dare you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't, but yeah, I don't care about me fire.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be shitzing and it's ninety degrees out.
Speaker 7: There, uh, just with the egg industry does not need
Speaker 7: bad eggs.
Speaker 6: About almost two million cartons.
Speaker 7: Of eggs are being recalled after being linked to a
Speaker 7: salmonella outbreak. Seventy people have had to go to the
Speaker 7: hospital to be treated for salmonella. They are Brown cage
Speaker 7: free eggs and Brown Certified organic eggs, distributed by August
Speaker 7: Egg Company. They're sold under different brand names, though also
Speaker 7: they were sold to stores and restaurants. Nine states are affected,
Speaker 7: including California and Arizona and Nevada.
Speaker 1: And I'm one of the customers of those eggs.
Speaker 7: Oh, because Lindsay buys the super expensive ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so here, yeah, she's buying I think you
Speaker 1: pay extra for salmonella.
Speaker 7: Now yeah, here are Here are the brands by the way,
Speaker 7: Clover First Street, New laid Clever, Oh Organics, market Side,
Speaker 7: Ralegh's Simple Truth, Sun Harvest and Sunnyside eggs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the New Laider for what fifteen year olds? Right,
Speaker 1: they're only allowed to buy them?
Speaker 6: Okay, that's funny New laid Away.
Speaker 5: Before we go, Bill, Another invasive creature, the wicked Asian
Speaker 5: needle ant spreading across the US. So that I see
Speaker 5: your four foot lizard. I raise you Asian wicked, Asian
Speaker 5: needle ants because we're focused on the hardworking people from Mexico.
Speaker 5: But we're not building walls for ants and four foot lizards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this is not fun either.
Speaker 1: I mean, these things sting you and you are in trouble.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, we're done.
Speaker 2: Coming up.
Speaker 1: Alex Stone, ABC News correspondent joining us, talking about the
Speaker 1: protest slash riots of Los Angeles still going on today.
Speaker 1: I think, Amy are there are more schedule today.
Speaker 7: There's a rally scheduled for this morning at eleven. Why
Speaker 7: they're demanding that one of the guys taken in where
Speaker 7: to be released because he was swept up in the
Speaker 7: ice raids over the weekend.
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