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Speaker 3: I know, Bill Handle. I don't I even mispronounced that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, Amy. By the way, wait a couple of things.
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Speaker 2: you log off, when you leave your show at five o'clock, uh,
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Speaker 2: specialist Nick and technical director Kono. Why is it that
Speaker 2: you only refer to me as an a hole and
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Speaker 3: What is going on?
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Speaker 4: I was so impressed built with how they do things
Speaker 4: at the Union Rescue Mission that they became one of
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Speaker 4: at the fact that they get no government money because
Speaker 4: they want people to work towards their.
Speaker 2: Because they I think it's because they want people to
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Speaker 4: It has to do with the fact that they're a
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Speaker 2: Would Why would they then not get federal funding or
Speaker 2: governmental funding because of that?
Speaker 3: That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 4: Question Bill, investigate, get on, okay, I will do so, And.
Speaker 5: Do you guys see what just happened?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's my life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's surry with legs.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, it is time for handle on the news on
Speaker 2: a Wednesday morning, September eighteenth.
Speaker 3: Lead. Well, it's with Amy and Neil and me.
Speaker 2: Lead storry, We're gonna do this today at seven twenty.
Speaker 3: You know, this is a lesson. And when you go against.
Speaker 2: Israel, just be prepared for some stuff coming back. And
Speaker 2: this has to do with Hezbelah and Hezblah because Israel
Speaker 2: has the ability to interfere with communications or to use
Speaker 2: your own communications for intelligence, much like what the United
Speaker 2: States does your cell phones other means of communicating.
Speaker 3: So they all went to pagers. Hebelah went to pagers.
Speaker 6: Right, They warned their people, right, you guys, your cell
Speaker 6: phone communications are not secure.
Speaker 5: Get rid of them. Let's get you pagers instead.
Speaker 3: Right. So here's what Israel does.
Speaker 2: It somehow puts thousands of pagers or puts explosives in
Speaker 2: thousands of pagers that are brought in that Hesbla bought
Speaker 2: from his Chinese company, bought in one Fell Swoop and
Speaker 2: handed out to its members, its militants.
Speaker 3: It's hierarchy, and Israel was.
Speaker 2: Involved in putting explosives and in one Fell Swoop thousands
Speaker 2: were set off at the same time and exploded, nine
Speaker 2: people dying, twenty five hundred wounded. And so hisbela, I assume,
Speaker 2: is now saying, don't use pagers anyway, I'm going to
Speaker 2: do this story. It's an incredible story of infiltrating just
Speaker 2: that one aspect of technology.
Speaker 6: And that they did it like six months ago. Yeah,
Speaker 6: sort of like the I was talking to Jordanna Miller
Speaker 6: about this. It's like the attack that they did where
Speaker 6: they took out the Hamas leader. I believe that there
Speaker 6: was a bomb planet in an apartment for like six
Speaker 6: months and it really was there and then exploded it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean they do that. They put in
Speaker 3: the explore when you have.
Speaker 2: A well planned act of either terror that's what the
Speaker 2: victims say, or an act of militancy, and that's justified
Speaker 2: as what those who in fact engage in it. You
Speaker 2: know what well planned, and Israel does its planning. I mean,
Speaker 2: Israel does its planning very well.
Speaker 4: Do we know how many civilian casualties there were?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I assuming they're all civilians because as oh,
Speaker 2: I mean nons, they don't know. All were being told
Speaker 2: as twenty five hundred people were wounded.
Speaker 3: Nine died, including a child.
Speaker 7: And we don't know who the child is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this is hasblah is handing this out for
Speaker 2: its own members, its own purpose.
Speaker 3: So this is not the general population.
Speaker 5: Deal or no deal.
Speaker 6: Fifty million dollars to make bail and the judge says, nope,
Speaker 6: no deal.
Speaker 5: Sean Diddy Coombs is expected to be.
Speaker 6: Back in court this afternoon to appeal a federal judge's
Speaker 6: decision to keep him in jail without bail. This followed
Speaker 6: his not guilty plea in federal court to charges of racketeering, conspiracy,
Speaker 6: sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that story is coming up at seven o'clock and
Speaker 2: there this goes back thirty years with this guy, and
Speaker 2: the accusations are incredible. I'm going to talk a little
Speaker 2: bit more about that at seven and give you some facts.
Speaker 4: The Federal Reserve is expected to announce today that it's
Speaker 4: cutting interest rates for such move in more than four
Speaker 4: years they've been doing what about, you know, a quarter
Speaker 4: point or something like that. They're looking at doing a
Speaker 4: half point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a big deal. When they were raising rates,
Speaker 2: it was going up like crazy and now they're bringing
Speaker 2: it down. They're bringing it down faster than really. A
Speaker 2: lot of people thought this has to do with they
Speaker 2: look at inflation, and inflation either starts going really high
Speaker 2: or you have inflation going too slowly. It's just it's
Speaker 2: not it's the economy isn't hot enough. So this looks
Speaker 2: like inflation is coming under control. That's what the FED
Speaker 2: is thinking. You know, the Fed is wrong half the time.
Speaker 2: Half the time.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a spin.
Speaker 7: No, you're better.
Speaker 2: I think if you take and you know, you take
Speaker 2: a monkey and you give it a dart and throw
Speaker 2: the economy inflation, you have it on our dartboard and
Speaker 2: you throw it at That's about how well the FED does.
Speaker 4: Then guessing, Wow, it's a bright sunny Wednesday morning with
Speaker 4: Bill Handle.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, now we've started. We've just started.
Speaker 6: Does the lack of a stopover send a message? US
Speaker 6: Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln is on his way to Egypt,
Speaker 6: but apparently he's not going to make a stop in
Speaker 6: Israel this time, and this will be the first time
Speaker 6: since the October seventh attack that Blincoln has visited the
Speaker 6: Middle East without visiting Israel. This apparently the US has
Speaker 6: been pushing and pushing to get that ceasefire deal, but
Speaker 6: it's looking less likely that it's going to happen before
Speaker 6: Biden leaves off.
Speaker 2: No, it won't happen, and it's not going to happen
Speaker 2: no matter who takes office in January. It's the only
Speaker 2: way that Israel can be forced to come to the
Speaker 2: table is if the United States simply cuts off arms
Speaker 2: and says, okay, we're done, You're not getting any American
Speaker 2: arms anymore. That would bring them forward. However, politically that
Speaker 2: would be suicide because you have a lot more pro
Speaker 2: Israel people in America then you do pro Hamas or Gaza,
Speaker 2: and then you have just the internal politics of Israel.
Speaker 2: How big are the demonstration is going to get an
Speaker 2: Israel to bring home the hostages.
Speaker 3: And then you have all of the politics here.
Speaker 2: You can't imagine politically cutting off arms to make this
Speaker 2: thing happen. The United Stations couldn't do it. So it's
Speaker 2: a complicated mess. But the bottom line, it looks like
Speaker 2: Blincoln is going to Egypt just to enjoy authentic Egyptian
Speaker 2: food and that's it.
Speaker 3: He wants to see the pyramids, all right.
Speaker 4: The Biden Administration submitted a special request to congressional committees
Speaker 4: back in August. They were asking for a boost of
Speaker 4: funding for the US Secret Service. Now, this was weeks
Speaker 4: leading up to their desires, weeks leading up to and
Speaker 4: after the twenty twenty four election. They're saying that there's
Speaker 4: insufficient rese sources for the agency if the request is
Speaker 4: not granted. Now, this happened just after some time after
Speaker 4: the attempt on former President Donald Trump back in July
Speaker 4: in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to argue I'm going to talk about
Speaker 2: this at seven thirty.
Speaker 3: I'm going to argue that.
Speaker 2: The issue is there not enough resources with the Secret Service.
Speaker 7: There is.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of other issues involved.
Speaker 2: Particularly assassination attempt number one and then assassination Attempt number two.
Speaker 2: The Secret Service did everything it was supposed to do.
Speaker 2: I mean, more funding for the Secret Service wouldn't have
Speaker 2: changed anything.
Speaker 3: So that's coming up at seven thirty. I'll jump into that.
Speaker 5: Purp Walk posts.
Speaker 6: So there's a sheriff in Florida who said he is
Speaker 6: sick and tired of all of these threats being made
Speaker 6: to schools, and you know they're not credible threats, but
Speaker 6: kids are making them. So he says, you know what,
Speaker 6: I'm going to start posting mudge mugshots of anyone who
Speaker 6: does this. And I think he made that threat on Friday,
Speaker 6: and yesterday he made good on it. He posted a
Speaker 6: mugshot of an eleven year old kid. Said, we got
Speaker 6: to know who these people are and we've got to
Speaker 6: put them in the spotlight so this will stop.
Speaker 2: I want to know if the law says, and this
Speaker 2: is this is Florida, so this is state by state.
Speaker 3: I don't think, for example.
Speaker 2: In California, by law, a sheriff, for any kind of
Speaker 2: a police official could post a picture and keep in mind,
Speaker 2: this is this kid has not been convicted and he's
Speaker 2: a minor, and everything stays sealed. And what the sheriff
Speaker 2: has done is literally post his picture of this kid
Speaker 2: getting arrested. And then the argument is what happens if
Speaker 2: he is not convicted or they have the wrong kid,
Speaker 2: or or so. I mean, I'm fine with posting. I'm
Speaker 2: fine with arresting five year olds, you know who act out.
Speaker 2: I don't care. Like my kids were small, I mean
Speaker 2: at four, I would threaten to have them arrested.
Speaker 7: I'm sure they wouldn't have minded.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that, which is why. And I'm paying
Speaker 2: the therapy bills now if I had known, you know.
Speaker 7: You caused your own problem. I like that.
Speaker 4: He said, if you don't want to raise your kids,
Speaker 4: I'm going to raise them for you. Basically, the sheriff's going.
Speaker 4: You know what, you got your troublemakers all right. Senate
Speaker 4: Republicans blocked a Democratic bill to provide a nationwide right
Speaker 4: to IVF treatments. It was the second time Senate Democrats
Speaker 4: tried and failed to advance the measure bill.
Speaker 7: What's the.
Speaker 4: Do you know why the Republicans give a rats ask
Speaker 4: about that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because, as they say, and their position is, this
Speaker 2: is simply pandering.
Speaker 3: This is a political move because every state allows IVF.
Speaker 3: I mean, is there some are there some lakes to
Speaker 3: this bill?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a right which is not a federal right,
Speaker 2: and mandating insurance companies to cover IVF, which only a
Speaker 2: very few states have. But the argument is, and this
Speaker 2: is the pandering goes on on both sides. I don't
Speaker 2: know you can for example, for example, Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, they're hopscotching over each other to see who
Speaker 2: can pander most to the voters, which made none of
Speaker 2: it makes sense. Pamela Kamala Harris twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: down payment, six thousand dollars credit for first first year.
Speaker 3: No one is arguing, how are you going to pay
Speaker 3: for this?
Speaker 2: And then Donald Trump no taxes on tips, no taxes
Speaker 2: on over on, on working more than forty hours or
Speaker 2: eight hours a day, overtime, no taxes on that. We're
Speaker 2: not going to tax any of that. Tell me that's
Speaker 2: not pandering. How do you pay for that? You know,
Speaker 2: the deficit this year is gonna be one point nine
Speaker 2: trillion dollars the deficit.
Speaker 3: What happened to the deficit? Hawks?
Speaker 2: What's going? Where is it that, Hey, we're spending too
Speaker 2: much money. Both sides are screaming at spending more money
Speaker 2: because they're both pandering. This is you know, I mean
Speaker 2: this bill said, Yeahti, who's stopping IVF?
Speaker 3: Who is stopping IVF anywhere in this country?
Speaker 4: Well that's what I'm saying. Who has an issue with
Speaker 4: IVF that you would be pandering to?
Speaker 2: Well, the only issue is getting insurance companies to pay
Speaker 2: for it. You know that is a big issue because
Speaker 2: it's considered elective, And the argument is this is a
Speaker 2: medical condition.
Speaker 3: Infertility is a medical condition. This is not elective. IVF
Speaker 3: is not elective surgery.
Speaker 2: And I've been I've been fighting this fight since nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty is when I first got involved, just as IVF
Speaker 2: was in its earliest stages. Remember, nineteen seventy eight was
Speaker 2: the first IVF baby ever born, Louise Brown.
Speaker 3: Not very right either, I might add.
Speaker 4: Really, what what is is viagra paid for by insurance
Speaker 4: for any ed?
Speaker 7: You know what?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know because I buy mine
Speaker 3: on the street.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'm I'm too embarrassed to tell my doctor that
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 3: Get any wood, so uh, I just buy it on
Speaker 3: three corners.
Speaker 7: What great? Thank you for that? Okay, on street corners.
Speaker 4: And the illegal stuff is just duct tape and a
Speaker 4: popsicle stick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got me on that. I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's covered.
Speaker 6: Is typically not covered by insurance, but the generic version
Speaker 6: is covered by many private health insurance plans.
Speaker 3: And okay, got it. So that that's the argument.
Speaker 2: There is formularies where name brands are not allowed, but
Speaker 2: the generic brands are. You know, For example, I have
Speaker 2: pill le Michdel that I take, as you know, by
Speaker 2: the handful, to bring my out of control uh life
Speaker 2: down Jesus, and I get that from Kaiser. Uh, but
Speaker 2: they won't give me the Limital brand. They give me
Speaker 2: the generic. So uh, the answer is yes, it is
Speaker 2: covered by insurance. Amy if the generic is covered, why coo?
Speaker 4: What about what about the over the counter stuff at
Speaker 4: the at the convenience store?
Speaker 7: Is that covered for ED?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: But it works.
Speaker 3: Uh, thank you.
Speaker 2: I mean all that stuff you mean the yeah, the
Speaker 2: non medical stuff, the oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, the
Speaker 2: supplemental stuff. This is not meant to at the bottom
Speaker 2: all of the disclaimers, this is not meant to cure,
Speaker 2: diagnose or any disease or any erection that you may have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, all right, We'll take a break. Uh,
Speaker 3: let's just move on changing gears.
Speaker 6: Remember when Thano said in Avengers End Endgame, I am inevitable. Well,
Speaker 6: there's a whistleblower who said that the tragedy on that
Speaker 6: Titan submersible that imploded on its way down to see
Speaker 6: the Titanic was inevitable. He testified to US Coast Guard
Speaker 6: investigators that he had warned of potential safety problems before
Speaker 6: he was fired in twenty eighteen, but says he was ignored.
Speaker 6: He said that Titan bypassed all kinds of standard rules,
Speaker 6: said there was all kinds of issues with all of
Speaker 6: the times that they went on these little expeditions, and
Speaker 6: that it was all about the money, not about the safety.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how much they charged people to
Speaker 2: go down, but you could buy a trip down to
Speaker 2: see the Titan.
Speaker 7: Two hundred and fifty thousand apiece.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't remember.
Speaker 2: But so anyway, it imploded and they're trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what happened, and you know, we know what happened.
Speaker 2: It was a substandard, substandard construction on there. And you
Speaker 2: remember the first press conference that came out from the
Speaker 2: company when it was when it was reported that everybody
Speaker 2: was lost.
Speaker 3: Oops, that was.
Speaker 2: It, And then they made it a little bit more
Speaker 2: expansive later on. Okay, by the way, it's not too soon.
Speaker 2: Remember tragedy plus time equals comedy.
Speaker 4: Tragedy plus handle equals tragedy.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 4: The st I rates are skyrocketing among baby boo boomers.
Speaker 4: The rise the rising STI rates for older adults can
Speaker 4: be explained in part by comforts of the twenty first
Speaker 4: century life. You're talking older adults living and staying sexually
Speaker 4: active longer, you.
Speaker 7: Know, medical advances and all of that, and they're.
Speaker 4: More likely to yeah true, actually to live in senior
Speaker 4: communities and have multiple partners. But they're less likely to
Speaker 4: know about, you know, preventative tools.
Speaker 2: Now may not know because you know, we grew up
Speaker 2: I'm a boomer and we grew up being told old
Speaker 2: about you have to use condoms for prevention. And although
Speaker 2: in those days aides that didn't happen, herpes didn't happen.
Speaker 2: When I was growing up, it was effectively only penicillin
Speaker 2: did at all. You have five hundred thousand year it's
Speaker 2: penicillin in your button. You were done. Uh, But it's
Speaker 2: today str you know, the STDs are.
Speaker 4: It's it's you're not going to get it from yourself
Speaker 4: handle So you're fine.
Speaker 2: No, no, but I tell you, you know, there's there's
Speaker 2: a huge rise in uh STDs.
Speaker 3: I mean you go to the you know, doctors around
Speaker 3: there are.
Speaker 2: Reporting these open superating shankers that are just uh, anybody
Speaker 2: having breakfast.
Speaker 4: But you know people maybe older people don't go and
Speaker 4: have you know, STI checks the same.
Speaker 2: Well, no, but the and they stood, and they stood
Speaker 2: like crazy in these senior centers.
Speaker 7: Good for them, you know, enjoy yourself. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 7: know yourself.
Speaker 2: I don't live in a scene your center. And you know,
Speaker 2: what can I tell you? I mean, if I did,
Speaker 2: I'll report.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: With d being arrested, there may be some baby oil
Speaker 4: back on the market.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a good point. That's good, right, bottles of it,
Speaker 3: A thousand bottles of baby oil.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, we may all be at risk, but
Speaker 6: at least actors are going to be protected. Governor Newsom
Speaker 6: has signed a law aimed at protecting Hollywood actors and
Speaker 6: performers from unauthorized artificial intelligence. Actually it's kind of a
Speaker 6: cool thing that could be used to create digital clones
Speaker 6: of themselves without their consent. Newsom said in signing the bill.
Speaker 6: We continue to wag through unchartered territory when it comes
Speaker 6: to how AI and digital media is transforming the entertainment industry.
Speaker 6: But our north star has always been to protect the workers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're going to see people who are no longer alive,
Speaker 2: who have just broken in their careers over because it's
Speaker 2: going to be AI and it's going to be clones.
Speaker 5: Well that's what this is going to stop.
Speaker 2: Right theoretically, Yeah, it should. It should at least it'll
Speaker 2: go in the right direction. Do you remember John Wayne?
Speaker 2: Of course you do. And do you remember Great Western Savings.
Speaker 2: He was a spokesperson for Great Western Savings and he
Speaker 2: was one of the first robo calls. And about six
Speaker 2: months after he died, I got a call, Hi, this
Speaker 2: is John Wayne on behalf of Great Western Savings. And
Speaker 2: then the recording started to go in how great Western
Speaker 2: Savings is or was at that time, And I'm screaming
Speaker 2: into the phone, but you're dead. Do you understand you
Speaker 2: are dead? This does not make sense. I think the
Speaker 2: same thing is going to happen on it, and it
Speaker 2: is happening on a much more sophisticated level.
Speaker 3: And so I'm okay with that. I mean that they.
Speaker 4: Should have put an echo on it, like a reverb
Speaker 4: or something. Hello, Yeah, this is John Wayne. Yeah from
Speaker 4: your own he. Instagram yesterday announced its most dramatic effort
Speaker 4: yet to protect young users. I love this because of
Speaker 4: the dangers that go along with social media platforms.
Speaker 7: So the new.
Speaker 4: Teen account settings will automatically make millions of teen accounts private.
Speaker 4: It's going to restrict what kinds of content they can
Speaker 4: see and use and be a part of This all
Speaker 4: came out, you know, three years or so after the
Speaker 4: Facebook papers first drew mass attention about the risks of
Speaker 4: using these I have a question.
Speaker 2: You have these programs, right, these guardrails that keep kids.
Speaker 3: Under the agents.
Speaker 2: Let's say eighteen cannot get on this platform or can't
Speaker 2: or can't use it.
Speaker 3: How do they know if they asked the question, are
Speaker 3: you under eighteen? Click yes, I am.
Speaker 6: Now what We talked to Rich Damiro about this, and
Speaker 6: he said that they have all these different things in
Speaker 6: their algorithm that they're tracking, and they know who we are,
Speaker 6: and it's designed to catch them if they're trying to fake.
Speaker 5: The older than six.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah you have.
Speaker 2: If you have used the Internet before and you use
Speaker 2: Facebook or YouTube or Instagram, yeah, you're probably saying enough
Speaker 2: stuff through it that or chats. You're probably saying enough
Speaker 2: stuff that they can determine what your age is.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll buy that.
Speaker 7: They know everything, Bill, Yeah everything.
Speaker 5: Republican.
Speaker 6: Republican lawmakers may be making another attempt to stop the
Speaker 6: demo Democrats. I would call it a feudal attempt probably,
Speaker 6: But the Democrats in the legislature are working to advance
Speaker 6: another bill that would provide unemployment benefits to illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: Of course, yeah, of course, this is California. How unusual.
Speaker 2: And you wonder why so many illegal migrants come here
Speaker 2: to California. Effectively, what the Democratic legislature is saying, there's
Speaker 2: no such thing as an illegal alien.
Speaker 3: It doesn't exist. It's the everybody is.
Speaker 2: The same, notwithstanding how they got into this country. And
Speaker 2: it's just it drives me completely nuts, as it does a.
Speaker 3: Lot of people.
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