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Speaker 3: Good morning everybody, Handle and the morning crew.
Speaker 2: It is a Wednesday, Honday, June twenty five, and as
Speaker 2: Amy said, this morning six months till Christmas.
Speaker 3: And so there you go, by the way, where is
Speaker 3: Amy on the zoom? And where is Will?
Speaker 4: And is taking care of AND's taking care of me?
Speaker 5: And Will is going to be incognito today.
Speaker 3: Which means what that he's.
Speaker 4: You're not going to see him.
Speaker 3: That's a technical issue.
Speaker 6: He's probably wearing a shirt that you're going to make
Speaker 6: fun of me. Don't want to.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna doesn't matter what he wears. I make fun
Speaker 2: of him, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: Leave him alone.
Speaker 3: You know what was it? Neil?
Speaker 2: Neil and I were talking about which a story I'm
Speaker 2: going to do tomorrow B two bombers, the B two,
Speaker 2: the B two plane, right, the bomber and the pilots,
Speaker 2: and I'll do this tomorrow. It's a thirty forty hour flight.
Speaker 2: Two guys that are flying with this little crap be
Speaker 2: pun intended, little chemical toilet, this little tiny thing that
Speaker 2: they use, and a cot behind the seats, and the
Speaker 2: doctors prescribe amphetamine amphetamines to these guys. It's crazy how
Speaker 2: they fly and they take little cat naps and it's boy,
Speaker 2: you don't want to be a B two bomber. And
Speaker 2: then Neil said, were you jealous about the amphetamines, Like, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not jealous. I've never done amphetamines. Now if it
Speaker 2: were cocaine, that would be different. Yeah, but that could
Speaker 2: be jealous.
Speaker 5: You would just like you you take your amphetamines or
Speaker 5: you do your cocaine or whatever, and then you just
Speaker 5: have to sit there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that would start there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you have well someone has to be awake
Speaker 2: the whole time, and you put it on autopilot, so
Speaker 2: there really is nothing to be there. The last part
Speaker 2: of it is twenty minutes where you where the plane
Speaker 2: is going in and then you have the eighteen hour
Speaker 2: trip back to Missouri where the planes are based.
Speaker 3: I think in Nellys. No, I forgot the name of
Speaker 3: the base, but in any.
Speaker 2: Case, Yeah. Then Neil said, are you jealous? And I
Speaker 2: said no, And he said if phetamines, you know, would
Speaker 2: that make you? Is it possible that would make you
Speaker 2: even crazier and more absurd? I go, I'm always absurd
Speaker 2: and crazy. I'm absurd and crazy under anesthesia, So it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: Okay, if it made you loud and obnoxious, yeah, either way, Joe,
Speaker 6: playing on the fact that you are always loud obnoxious.
Speaker 3: That's true. Oh, talking about being loud and obnoxious real quickly. Well,
Speaker 3: first of all, let me say.
Speaker 2: Hello Amy, good morning, Hi cono Neil, and will are
Speaker 2: you there? Since I can't see you, I am here.
Speaker 2: Good morning Bill, Okay, good morning. Now loud and obnoxious.
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Speaker 1: Ready?
Speaker 4: Santa?
Speaker 3: All right, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Amy, Neil and Me lead story. All kinds of controversy
Speaker 2: about the strike against the Iran nuclear facilities. The President said,
Speaker 2: complete obliteration. And now we have the report, initial report
Speaker 2: assessment coming out from the Pentagon saying nah, Now, if
Speaker 2: the Iran program has in fact been delayed, it's just
Speaker 2: a matter of months. So we're going back and forth
Speaker 2: as to which one. Also, it was leaked and the
Speaker 2: President is saying the assessment is wrong. I don't believe it,
Speaker 2: and so it's.
Speaker 3: We probably will never know.
Speaker 6: The Pentagon.
Speaker 3: Pardon it was leaked out of the Pentagon.
Speaker 6: And we've got big problems.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well that you have an administration that doesn't
Speaker 2: believe the intelligence, doesn't trust American intelligence. Remember when he said,
Speaker 2: I believe Putin and not our own intelligence forces. So
Speaker 2: if someone disagrees, it's fake news. So we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're going to continue on and really build.
Speaker 2: Maybe they will, but Israel, many is mainly Israel. Israel
Speaker 2: said you are not going to have a bomb. It
Speaker 2: just won't happen. Presidents said the same thing. And I
Speaker 2: do believe he will be part of the Israeli attack
Speaker 2: if they come close to a bomb.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: Now, does Israel come, does iron come to the table?
Speaker 2: That we don't know?
Speaker 5: Well, Iran's parliament just pass something to fast track, like
Speaker 5: a resolution that said no, we're not going to cooperate
Speaker 5: with the IAEA anymore, which is that nuclear watchdog group.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're a dead set in terms of building
Speaker 2: their bomb, which I don't understand why that's more important
Speaker 2: than the country moving forward economically and socially.
Speaker 3: The economy of Iran is devastated.
Speaker 2: The sanctions are killing Iran the value of the Iranian
Speaker 2: currency is five percent of what it was a few
Speaker 2: years ago, even a couple of years ago. It's in
Speaker 2: a free fall the economy.
Speaker 3: But it's more important.
Speaker 6: They can't move forward until they have the bomb and
Speaker 6: can be yes.
Speaker 2: But what do they do? What do they do when
Speaker 2: they have the bomb, and even then, what do they do?
Speaker 2: It's real simple. Israel says, you use the bomb you got,
Speaker 2: Tehran disappears. Matter of fact, all of Iran disappears. However,
Speaker 2: one bomb in Tel Aviv and that destroys Israel.
Speaker 3: So it's a god awful mess. Okay, continuing on, this.
Speaker 4: Guy, as Bill would say, is completely dead.
Speaker 5: A guy from Washington State who's facing terrorism charges related
Speaker 5: to the bombing of that for utility clinic in Palm Springs.
Speaker 5: He died in a federal detention facility at the Metropolitan
Speaker 5: Detention Center in la. It happened on Tuesday morning. Apparently
Speaker 5: they tried to do life saving measures, didn't work, but
Speaker 5: they have not released the cause of death at this point.
Speaker 4: The guy's name was Daniel Park.
Speaker 5: He was in federal custody since his arrest at JFK
Speaker 5: in New York this month. Remember, he was charged with
Speaker 5: providing and attempting to provide material support to a terrorist
Speaker 5: in the form of hundreds of pounds of ammonium nitrates.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he went to I think, where do you go?
Speaker 2: He went to Europe and was picked up and extradited
Speaker 2: back to the United States. You have to thank him,
Speaker 2: by the way, this is a good guy in that
Speaker 2: he killed himself probably and he saved the federal government
Speaker 2: and a taxpayer a crapload of money in terms of
Speaker 2: trying him. So you gotta you gotta thank him at
Speaker 2: least for that, don't you.
Speaker 6: We should make that an option in all big cases.
Speaker 3: We should. Right, here's a belt.
Speaker 6: You want, you want some string? The battle of the
Speaker 6: hairdoes Newsom versus Trump? Trump administration must turn over a
Speaker 6: cash of documents, internal reports, photos, any evidence detailing the
Speaker 6: activities of the military in southern California. This comes from
Speaker 6: a federal judge ruling yesterday. Uh, this is a procedural victory,
Speaker 6: I guess to come.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, it is after you know, rulings that have a
Speaker 6: string of rulings from the US Ninth Circuit Court of
Speaker 6: Appeals that have been coming down and gone the way.
Speaker 2: This is the same judge that put an injunction on
Speaker 2: the administration saying you cannot use federal troops to enforce
Speaker 2: immigration policy in southern California. The administration appeal that the
Speaker 2: appeals court said, yes, you can overturned it, and now
Speaker 2: the judge is saying, you've got to turn over all
Speaker 2: the documents, photos, internal reports detailing the activities of the military.
Speaker 2: And of course you know, the appeals are hitting big time.
Speaker 2: By the way you talk about the battle of the hairdos,
Speaker 2: you and I will never have a battle of the hairdos.
Speaker 6: You know that which horseshoe is better?
Speaker 5: You can't have a battle of the hairdoos.
Speaker 3: That's the point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is exactly the point. Although I think Neil
Speaker 2: would win because I leave just a little tiny amount
Speaker 2: of hair, and Neil I would win on more hair.
Speaker 4: Do you like have a Charlie Brown wisp or something
Speaker 4: I do?
Speaker 3: Actually I do.
Speaker 6: Partss are Homer Simpson.
Speaker 4: No evictions for immigrants.
Speaker 5: Community groups are saying too many families are living in
Speaker 5: fear because of the immigration raids across southern California, So
Speaker 5: they're calling on the city council to pass emergency protections
Speaker 5: for people impacted.
Speaker 4: Including an eviction moratorium.
Speaker 5: The unions that are calling for this say that renters
Speaker 5: make up more than sixty percent of residents in LA
Speaker 5: and a lot of them are facing fear of deportation.
Speaker 5: Families might not be able to cover rent if a
Speaker 5: family members taken into ice custody, or they might be
Speaker 5: able to pay rent because family members are staying home
Speaker 5: and not going to work because they're afraid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dan Ugilson, who used to be at KFI, by
Speaker 2: the way, he used to be controller here a million
Speaker 2: years ago when Cox owned it, and he runs the
Speaker 2: Apartment Owner Association of Greater LA or he does the
Speaker 2: pr for them. He says, here's the problem. You've got
Speaker 2: most of the people, over eighty percent of those apartments
Speaker 2: are owned by mom and poppers who rely on that
Speaker 2: rent to pay their bills. I mean, this is a
Speaker 2: double edged sword. Someone has to lose on this one,
Speaker 2: and it's one or the other.
Speaker 6: Orange County's top prosecutor that Bill knows quite well. Just
Speaker 6: Attorney Todd Spitzer said he's dissolving the California injunctions, or
Speaker 6: the Orange County injunctions rather gang injunctions. If you remember,
Speaker 6: they go back to like two thousand and six or something,
Speaker 6: and this means that there's thirteen gangs or so that
Speaker 6: aren't allowed to be when they're in certain areas. They
Speaker 6: can't wear their colors, they can't wear gang clothing, things
Speaker 6: like that. And he says that it served its purpose
Speaker 6: and he's seeking the does ilus solution of any solution? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: at this point and moving on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the meantime, there was a twenty twenty two
Speaker 2: Assembly bill that seriously reduced the definition of who was
Speaker 2: a gang member and the association. And now Todd has
Speaker 2: come back and said, oh, okay, oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: I'm going to go to I'm going to have dinner
Speaker 2: at a very conservative Republican organization. My goddaughter is very involved,
Speaker 2: and she and my invited me to dinner at this
Speaker 2: gala gala which is hugely conservative. And I once spoke
Speaker 2: in front of them. I actually got booed. I actually
Speaker 2: got booed in the room.
Speaker 6: It's not normal.
Speaker 2: No, it was a lot of fun. In the meantime,
Speaker 2: guess who I'm sitting next to, Todd Spitzer.
Speaker 6: Well, that should be fun.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: It is always fun. Todd and I always get into it. Okay,
Speaker 2: one more before we take our bail our bail before
Speaker 2: we take our news, say I'm thinking of bail all right?
Speaker 5: Moving on, The former governor of the State of New York,
Speaker 5: Andrew Cuomo, will not be the next mayor of the
Speaker 5: City of New York.
Speaker 4: Zorn Mom Donnie.
Speaker 5: Is a thirty three year old state assemblyman and Democratic Socialist.
Speaker 5: He won the Democratic the primary election yesterday, so he's
Speaker 5: going to be in the running. He didn't get fifty
Speaker 5: percent of the vote, so there's going to be another election.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's got it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who's up against him?
Speaker 3: Eric Adam, Yeah, who's the cow? Yeah? Is an independent? Yeah,
Speaker 3: who's in a vote for him?
Speaker 4: But Chris Flywa Slee Wah is the Republican And.
Speaker 2: There's a piece of work too. This thirty three year
Speaker 2: old is an out and out socialist and he's the
Speaker 2: first Muslim that would be the mayor of the New
Speaker 2: York City And the Democratic nomination usually wins it because
Speaker 2: it's a very democratic city.
Speaker 6: Isn't he a defund the NYPD guy?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh, this guy is so left wing it's scary.
Speaker 5: He wants rent freezes, he wants to make city buses free,
Speaker 5: he wants to raise taxes on the wealthy. He wants
Speaker 5: city owned grocery stores.
Speaker 2: And he wants free pizzas every Friday, like I offered
Speaker 2: when I ran for fourth grade president.
Speaker 4: I could get on board with that.
Speaker 3: See there you go. That's how you win in elementary school.
Speaker 6: All right, state run grocery stores.
Speaker 2: Just it's all crazy, and he may win. And by
Speaker 2: the way, I think he's going to win. This is
Speaker 2: gonna be great, great fun.
Speaker 6: All right. Trump is grounding everybody. He says that just
Speaker 6: yesterday told Senate Republicans to lock themselves in a room
Speaker 6: if necessary, to work out their differences and pass the
Speaker 6: megabill that will fund his second term agenda. He said,
Speaker 6: get the deal done this week. No one goes on
Speaker 6: vacation until it's done.
Speaker 2: Has no jurisdiction to say that, but Mike Johnson is
Speaker 2: will do anything, he said. Trump also said that for
Speaker 2: anybody who does not stay there and vote for the
Speaker 2: bill is going to, under a directive from the President,
Speaker 2: take the cinnamon challenge, and Mike Johnson has immediately ordered
Speaker 2: all the cinnamon in Washington, DC.
Speaker 6: You gotta try new techniques. I guess you certainly do.
Speaker 5: Got some familiar names here. President Trump has announced appointments
Speaker 5: to an advisory council inside the Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 5: The list includes Mark Levin, who's a Fox.
Speaker 3: Guy, very very conservative, yep.
Speaker 5: Very conservative, former attorney, former mayor of New York City,
Speaker 5: Rudy Giuliani of course. Uh, Corey Lewandowski, who was I
Speaker 5: believe he was. He was the first press guy for
Speaker 5: like Trump's first guys, right, who is a campaign leader
Speaker 5: in twenty sixteen. He kind of got fired, didn't he.
Speaker 5: Other members of the council include South Carolina Governor Henrymaster
Speaker 5: is going to be the chair, other government officials, attorney,
Speaker 5: security experts, and founders of Bikers for Trump.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, by the way, thank goodness that Charles Manson is dead.
Speaker 3: It's this is kind of insane.
Speaker 2: None of these have any expert expertise in security, homeland security,
Speaker 2: but it's all political. Now once again, if you are
Speaker 2: on his side, you actually you can't even commit a crime,
Speaker 2: even overrunning the Capitol.
Speaker 3: You're a patriot. And if you're not, you are a
Speaker 3: trader and.
Speaker 2: The investigation starts. I mean, it's pretty crazy, it really is.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is kind of nuts, guies.
Speaker 6: Yeah, speaking of zero expertise, let's go to RFK Junior.
Speaker 6: Shall we professional medical societies, pharmacists, state health officials, and
Speaker 6: even vaccine manufacturers have put together or stepped in together
Speaker 6: along with a new advocacy group that are mobilizing. They're
Speaker 6: really kind of behind the scenes looking around and going,
Speaker 6: we got to preserve access for vaccines and health because
Speaker 6: the Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, is working to
Speaker 6: kind of upend the nation's decades and decades and decades
Speaker 6: old vaccine systems. So they are trying to put together
Speaker 6: actual scientists to help preserve the ability to obtain and
Speaker 6: have a process of getting vaccines.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Now, in the meantime, you've got the seventeen member.
Speaker 2: Committee that was advised the government and insurance companies followed
Speaker 2: their advice in terms of vaccines, they've all been fired
Speaker 2: and replaced with some vaccine deniers, anti vax folks. And
Speaker 2: Robert Kennedy has said before that there was no double
Speaker 2: blind study for vaccines and every single one of them.
Speaker 3: Has not been tested correctly and therefore may not have.
Speaker 2: Efficacy, including polio by the way, because it was never
Speaker 2: double there was never a double blind study. Would you
Speaker 2: say at this point though that, thank you, it has
Speaker 2: not had a double blind study, he says, a double
Speaker 2: blind study peer reviewed. That's true, even though polio has
Speaker 2: been vaccine has been around since what nineteen fifty three,
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty four. And oh, by the way, Bill Cassidy,
Speaker 2: who was the deciding vote to put RFK into that position,
Speaker 2: I'm sure is kicking himself in the ass on this one.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on again, this is all insanity.
Speaker 2: I mean, just RFK has no expertise in terms of
Speaker 2: running the department none. He's an anti vaxxer, clearly, and
Speaker 2: he's a supporter of President Trump, which seems to be
Speaker 2: the only way. As I've mentioned, you know, my favorite
Speaker 2: story is about Abraham Lincoln, who for many reasons considered
Speaker 2: the greatest president we ever had.
Speaker 3: He put on his cabinet people who hated.
Speaker 2: Him, who opposed him, who went public saying he was
Speaker 2: a gorilla. Edwin Stanton, specifically Secretary of War, who came
Speaker 2: to idolize him.
Speaker 3: It's just a different it's a different world.
Speaker 2: I mean, granted, you know this goes a while ago,
Speaker 2: back to the Civil War, but there have been plenty
Speaker 2: of presidents who have put cabinet members on who actually
Speaker 2: were against them as president or were against their policies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think that's gonna work.
Speaker 2: It's just you know, this morning I'm doing this is insane.
Speaker 2: This is insane stories. But you know, it's kind of
Speaker 2: hard to argue.
Speaker 4: Sing it with me. That's what a lawsuit's all about. Okay.
Speaker 5: In and Out is suing a YouTuber because he did
Speaker 5: a prank at several of its restaurants last week. In
Speaker 5: and Out filed a lawsuit against Brian Arnett, who posed
Speaker 5: as a In and Out employee at several of its
Speaker 5: restaurants around southern California, took orders from customers, and then
Speaker 5: also made some kind of nasty comments while wearing In
Speaker 5: and Out branded clothing, like he said that In and
Speaker 5: Out had cockroaches and condoms in its food, and also
Speaker 5: said that In and Out associates put their feet in
Speaker 5: lettuce that served customers. The lawsuit also accuses the YouTuber
Speaker 5: of asking customers if they want their food made doggie style,
Speaker 5: a little bit of a play on the restaurant famous
Speaker 5: animal style menu option, Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, these are really good, only serving gay people, and
Speaker 2: asking a customer if the customer would like to sleep
Speaker 2: with his wife and allow him to watch.
Speaker 3: This is pretty good stuff, isn't it? Wow?
Speaker 2: And they're upset in and out is upset? Come on, guys,
Speaker 2: can't you take a joke?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: All right. Santa Anna Unified School District has suspended all
Speaker 6: summer field trips third consecutive week. This all has to
Speaker 6: deal with the ongoing federal immigration raids in the area.
Speaker 6: And they made it very clearly said, hey, please note,
Speaker 6: no schools or school programs or district affiliated activities have
Speaker 6: been targeted by federal agents. There's just and they don't
Speaker 6: expect them to be. There's just a lot going on distractions,
Speaker 6: and obviously concern there in the district.
Speaker 2: Is the school district's actually fearful of ice agents getting
Speaker 2: on a school bus and handcuffing the kids.
Speaker 6: No, they seem to make that very clear, that's not
Speaker 6: their concern. They just think it's in the best interest
Speaker 6: of their students to keep summer activities on campus just
Speaker 6: for now.
Speaker 4: We're a bunch of busy bees in California.
Speaker 5: Last year, California's seventeen million workers created productivity growth of
Speaker 5: three point nine percent That puts us at the sixth
Speaker 5: best most productive workers in the country, nearly double the
Speaker 5: median growth, which is at two percent for all of
Speaker 5: the states. The workplace efficiencies tied two thousand and eight
Speaker 5: for its third biggest productivity yearly jump in the seventeen
Speaker 5: year history of the statistics. So who's better than the
Speaker 5: than California? Indiana ranked number one, Rhode Island was second,
Speaker 5: Washington State in third, New Hampshire fourth, and Maine in fifth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So what's another way to define this great productivity?
Speaker 2: It's asking employers employees to do more with fewer employees.
Speaker 2: You are now we're letting go of someone and you
Speaker 2: are going to do more work for the same.
Speaker 3: Money, And that increases productivity, doesn't.
Speaker 5: It makes the numbers look better, doesn't It.
Speaker 3: Sure does, doesn't it?
Speaker 6: All Right, Diddy is not going to take the stand
Speaker 6: in his own defense, So it looks like maybe closing
Speaker 6: arguments are set for Thursday. A lot of people from
Speaker 6: male escorts, law enforcement agents, hotel stuff, staphors, former assistants
Speaker 6: and girlfriends and all kinds of witnesses, but he's not
Speaker 6: taking the stand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for them, this is a very interesting defense.
Speaker 2: No witnesses thirty minutes and I think they're going to
Speaker 2: do and I think the consensus is they're going to
Speaker 2: argue during closing arguments is going to be their entire defense,
Speaker 2: and the main argument is this was all consensual and
Speaker 2: to prove it after these alleged rapes and freak outs
Speaker 2: or whatever we call them, there were the techs I
Speaker 2: still love you and continued on with relationships for two
Speaker 2: years after the alleged rape and there. So the defense
Speaker 2: is thinking there's enough doubt there without calling any witnesses,
Speaker 2: just attacking and the premise is this was all consensual
Speaker 2: and we'll see there are some defense attorneys says, yeah,
Speaker 2: there may be some reasonable doubt there, and what do
Speaker 2: you do with that hung jury acquittal because the jury
Speaker 2: thinks it was consensual, although that kicking of his girlfriend
Speaker 2: in the hotel room and that lobby that is proplesing
Speaker 2: to give you.
Speaker 6: Enough to say that it was based on duress and fear.
Speaker 3: Or it was racketeering. Remember there.
Speaker 2: Uh they're going after Combs for racketeering and conspiracy Uh
Speaker 2: to transfer uh these women across state lines for the
Speaker 2: purposes of sex. You know, we're going to see it's
Speaker 2: at first I thought this was just a dead bang
Speaker 2: winner for the prosecution. Now I don't know all right,
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