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Speaker 1: And good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It is now a Wednesday morning, Wow, day after election.
Speaker 1: You bet you a lot a lot to cover.
Speaker 2: First and foremost, let me say a quick hello to everyone.
Speaker 1: Amy, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Bill. By the way, good stuff this morning, as I
Speaker 2: was listening to bits and pieces of it more so
Speaker 2: than I usually do. But that's because all of our
Speaker 2: printers are broken, so I had some time.
Speaker 3: Neil, good morning, good morning. Yeah, they had that flywheel Gutenberg.
Speaker 3: He's old style night eighteen forties.
Speaker 2: Right, printers, It's like a Rube Goldberg device. Cono, good morning,
Speaker 2: Monabill and Anne is clearly running around trying to put
Speaker 2: together all of our glitch this morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, just a couple of things I want to share
Speaker 1: with you. Some news.
Speaker 2: It's going to be kind of windy today. My daughter
Speaker 2: got married on Saturday. I told you about that. We're,
Speaker 2: you know, on our way I think to a pretty
Speaker 2: rainy season. Oh yeah, I forgot Trump won the presidency
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 4: Hey buddy, do you need help packing your bags or what?
Speaker 1: Do you what? I just want to be there for you.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, Well, let me tell you there's going we
Speaker 2: We're gonna do a lot of politics today in terms
Speaker 2: of the after math of the Trump win and what
Speaker 2: it means and some of the props and what that means,
Speaker 2: and the fact that the Senate is now in the
Speaker 2: hands of the Republicans, so we'll see. We don't have
Speaker 2: a final yet on the House, do we. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to look and if it turns out that the Republicans
Speaker 2: take the house, boy, are you in for a ride?
Speaker 1: Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: And then a little bit about President now, the forty
Speaker 2: seventh President, Donald Trump and what what I foresee happening
Speaker 2: and some other people. So let's do it, guys, let's start.
Speaker 2: It's time for Handle on the News with Amy Neil
Speaker 2: and me lead story.
Speaker 1: Good byeing USA. I got a feeling that it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a wonderful thing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, a couple of surprises about Trump's win last night
Speaker 2: is one came so quickly.
Speaker 1: Everybody thought it would be at the end of the week.
Speaker 1: Sometimes a week later, boom it hit. He won.
Speaker 2: And for those people that are bitching and moaning about,
Speaker 2: like I did, the electoral college and how unhappy I
Speaker 2: am with the electoral college, last night.
Speaker 1: It didn't matter.
Speaker 2: He wanted on both levels, the electoral college, which I
Speaker 2: think sucks, and yesterday I talked about that. And he
Speaker 2: won in the popular vote. So if you're not a
Speaker 2: fan of the electoral college and you say, oh, it
Speaker 2: should be one vote, one person, he won.
Speaker 1: He won. We got it. And I know.
Speaker 2: People that were, let's just say, rather upset about the win.
Speaker 1: Now, I did not want Trump to win.
Speaker 2: I voted against Trump, not particularly in favor of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: But he is.
Speaker 1: He's our president.
Speaker 2: It is totally legitimate. There's no way around it. Welcome
Speaker 2: to democracy.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what, maybe it's nothing death of democracy,
Speaker 3: but the death of bureaucracy that we're seeing.
Speaker 1: Maybe good point for.
Speaker 5: The birth of stupidity.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, it depends on which side of
Speaker 2: the coin. You're on on this one. It's certainly going
Speaker 2: to be a new age. It's we're going back to
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty eight. I'll tell you that right now. Going backwards, right,
Speaker 2: that was one of the basic tenants that Kamala Harris had.
Speaker 1: We don't want to go backwards. Well, we are going
Speaker 1: to go backwards.
Speaker 2: Not necessarily bad for a lot of people. And I'll
Speaker 2: explain what that really means, both historically as well as
Speaker 2: what it's going to mean today in this day and
Speaker 2: age and for the next four years.
Speaker 1: And i'll give you at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go through some musings. There's something I
Speaker 2: just read in the book War by Bob Woodward, which
Speaker 2: I was fascinated by it, and how an interview thirty
Speaker 2: eight years ago or thirty seven years ago with Donald
Speaker 2: Trump basically explains who he was and why it's surprise
Speaker 2: how he thinks. Also, Donald Trump, as I've said, as
Speaker 2: you know and everybody's talked about, a complete outlier president,
Speaker 2: a president that we have never seen, we will never
Speaker 2: see again, as an individual convicted felon, impeached twice, not
Speaker 2: doing a campaign totally contradictory to anything anybody ever imagined,
Speaker 2: and for the second time in our history, we have
Speaker 2: a president who has been elected twice non consecutive terms.
Speaker 2: The only other time it happened was Grover Cleveland in
Speaker 2: the late eighteen hundreds where he ran and then he lost,
Speaker 2: and he ran again the next term and won. And
Speaker 2: that's exactly what Donald Trump did. It's pretty extraordinary. So
Speaker 2: now we have forty five and forty seven. Pardon me,
Speaker 2: I'm fighting a little bit of a not feeling well.
Speaker 1: And he was.
Speaker 2: The win was after Wisconsin, and he picked up those
Speaker 2: states that he needed, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, I mean, all
Speaker 2: the big three battleground states.
Speaker 1: Chow baby, goodbye.
Speaker 2: And then also a lot happened in California that there
Speaker 2: were no surprises here in California.
Speaker 1: It was exactly as we expected. You know what's funny.
Speaker 3: I was watching, I was on my computer watching everything
Speaker 3: while doing some you know, studying for today, And the
Speaker 3: second the polls closed in Los Angeles, the second they closed,
Speaker 3: I saw in the La Times California went blue. It
Speaker 3: was like no, there was like, no county, knew nothing.
Speaker 3: It just it was you know.
Speaker 2: That's that's because now because now the policy is media
Speaker 2: outlets are not allowed to declare a winner or declare
Speaker 2: anything until the post bowls actually close. And it's so
Speaker 2: when you know if there's going to be a landslide,
Speaker 2: I mean a ridiculous landslide, you can't it can't be announced.
Speaker 1: So we've got a couple of things.
Speaker 2: Also, what went nicely, by the way, is that the
Speaker 2: election process itself went very smoothly because of the security,
Speaker 2: because of just the overwhelming fear that the election was
Speaker 2: not going to go smoothly.
Speaker 1: It did because there was so much security there.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, there were bomb threats that
Speaker 2: did disrupt some voting, and those were in the five
Speaker 2: battleground states.
Speaker 1: But that's just about it.
Speaker 2: So what is going to happen, Well, those patriots who
Speaker 2: overran the capitol, are they all going to be pardoned?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's one of the real real downsides of the win.
Speaker 1: In in my.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're all going to be part No, not.
Speaker 2: All of them. I think you're going to see the
Speaker 2: ones that actually beat up police officers. I mean you
Speaker 2: can see them beat up police officers. I don't think
Speaker 2: that President Trump, who is now both former and current
Speaker 2: President Trump is going to pardon those folks. I really don't.
Speaker 2: So we've got a lot to talk about. We have
Speaker 2: Todd Spitzer coming aboard talking about Prop thirty six. We've
Speaker 2: got Steve Gregory coming aboard. Maybe and just threw her
Speaker 2: arms up in the air as.
Speaker 1: An I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe yes, maybe we're just maybe we'll try, we'll see, Hey,
Speaker 2: we'll give it a shot.
Speaker 1: And so we've got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 2: And as I said before, some musings, some personal musings
Speaker 2: about the win and where I think we're going to
Speaker 2: go in the near future. And it's either going to
Speaker 2: be a good thing, a bad thing, or in between.
Speaker 2: But as I've said, and I've always said, we are
Speaker 2: a resilient people. And to think that quote Trump is
Speaker 2: going to destroy the country.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the Civil war that we survived.
Speaker 4: Let's go back to some big alligator tears.
Speaker 1: Yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh I was you know, I'm not thrilled which the
Speaker 2: way the country is going to go? I am not,
Speaker 2: But that's me personally. Do I think we're resilient. I
Speaker 2: think we're resilient. But I'll explain the world is going
Speaker 2: to change because of this win. There's no question where
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris would have kept it going. And there's a
Speaker 2: comfort zone with Kamala Harris relative to our neighbors, relative
Speaker 2: to NATO, relative to the way the United States perceives
Speaker 2: itself and the policeman of the world.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a different world. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I wasn't frightened particularly.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, I was scared to death, all right, Okay,
Speaker 2: so this morning I considered committing suicide.
Speaker 1: Okay, fine, not the end of the world.
Speaker 5: But aside from that, everything's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything's fine.
Speaker 2: But now it's one of those things either I commit
Speaker 2: suicide or I look at it and go, okay, we
Speaker 2: have to live with it.
Speaker 1: And I am going to live.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've got kids that I have to support
Speaker 2: for the rest of my life, and so there are things.
Speaker 2: And they're only twenty nine, so I've got forty years
Speaker 2: of never mind.
Speaker 5: Shiff makes the switch.
Speaker 6: Democratic Representative Adam Schiff of Burbank is becoming a senator,
Speaker 6: easily beating Republican former Dodgers all star Steve Garvey last
Speaker 6: night by about a nineteen point margin.
Speaker 2: I think it was a yeah, I mean, I'm surprised
Speaker 2: it was only nineteen points. Here is I'm going to
Speaker 2: argue why it was not the best idea for a
Speaker 2: shift to go run for the Senate. He's sixty four
Speaker 2: years old and he has gone from one of the
Speaker 2: most powerful congress people, real leadership, into a Senate seat
Speaker 2: where he is at the bottom of the barrel in
Speaker 2: terms of seniority.
Speaker 1: And it takes years to go.
Speaker 2: Up, up, up, up up, which is why a lot
Speaker 2: of politicians won't even touch Congress or the Senate, well,
Speaker 2: the Senate, because it's just the prestige of being a
Speaker 2: senator and there's only one hundred and they have a
Speaker 2: lot of power when they get power. And that's you know,
Speaker 2: we had one senator, do you remember Si Hayakawa one
Speaker 2: one term, No one who.
Speaker 1: Even knew where the hell he was. I remember the name, yeah,
Speaker 1: and that was it, and then he and then up
Speaker 1: and gone.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, you have Barbara Boxer, you have Dianne Feinstein,
Speaker 2: Boxer twenty five years, Feinstein almost thirty years in the Senate.
Speaker 2: It takes years for real power to be.
Speaker 1: Gotten by a senator.
Speaker 2: But anyway, doesn't you have recognition, Oh yeah, he has
Speaker 2: tremendous recognition. Everybody knows who he is, but in terms
Speaker 2: of senior to also, where do you think he's going
Speaker 2: to go as a Democrat when.
Speaker 1: You have a Republican.
Speaker 2: Senate, Because it's the Senate majority leader decides what committee
Speaker 2: you're on and who the chair of the committee. So
Speaker 2: I guarantee you Adam Schiff is going to be on
Speaker 2: the committee to determine what kind of mops are going
Speaker 2: to be used in the military.
Speaker 1: Subcommittee on top of mops bad timing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, Well, listen up, scumbags, there's a new
Speaker 3: sheriff in town. You've got California voters approving ballot measure
Speaker 3: Prop thirty six. They're saying, we're sick of you. Say
Speaker 3: he is stealing thick of your drugs. So Proposition thirty
Speaker 3: six will make it a felony for someone to steal merchandise.
Speaker 3: Oh who would have guessed of any value after two
Speaker 3: previous offenses, We're back to three strikes and can lead
Speaker 3: to law your jail of prison sentence. It also creates
Speaker 3: a treat and I love this treatment, mandated felony for
Speaker 3: certain drug crimes, including dealing with fetanyl and other hard
Speaker 3: drugs in certain quantities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're going more conservative. And by the way, we're
Speaker 2: gonna have Todd Spitzer.
Speaker 1: It is just smart.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, well I'm gonna I'm gonna talk politics and
Speaker 2: I agree. I mean, I certainly voted in favor of
Speaker 2: Prop thirty six. And we're going to talk to Todd Spitzer,
Speaker 2: who is the DA of Orange County and a really
Speaker 2: good friend of KFI and mine and Neil's been around
Speaker 2: Todd's been around here for many, many years and he
Speaker 2: became DA and he will talk about Prop thirty six
Speaker 2: and public safety, which he has been talking about for
Speaker 2: a very long time. By the way, just to let
Speaker 2: you know, Prop thirty six only got a small seventy percent.
Speaker 1: Of the vote. That was a squeaker. People are done
Speaker 1: with crimes.
Speaker 3: They are stupidity, and they are just that is not partisan.
Speaker 2: You know what, not only I mean it should be
Speaker 2: mandatory jail and there should be mandatory.
Speaker 1: Sodomy in prison.
Speaker 4: Are you hoping, well, not personally are you?
Speaker 1: I am a law abiding citizen.
Speaker 3: Now, but you said you were going to get arrested
Speaker 3: if Trump voted.
Speaker 2: In Now, I'd rather pay. Okay, that's horrible. Let's just
Speaker 2: move on.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's going in totally the wrong direction, all right, Amy,
Speaker 1: you say.
Speaker 6: Seven out of ten voters in ten states cast ballots
Speaker 6: on whether to cement reproductive rights in their state constitutions.
Speaker 6: Measures passed in Arizona, Colorado, New York, Maryland, Missouri, Montana,
Speaker 6: and Nevada. In Florida, voters approved it by a fifty
Speaker 6: seven percent margin, but the amendment fell short of the
Speaker 6: sixty percent voter threshold to pass. Measures in South Dakota
Speaker 6: and Nebraska also were defeated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, obviously pro choice, But I must tell you, and
Speaker 2: I've always thought that that people who are in favor
Speaker 2: of abortion in general, against abortion, but are in favor
Speaker 2: of what happens in rape and incest, they're the only
Speaker 2: those folks are. And you can argue that they're hypocrites
Speaker 2: if the argument is life is sacrisanct and you cannot
Speaker 2: kill it, because how less sacrisanct is a life as
Speaker 2: a result of rape or incests if the woman, if
Speaker 2: the woman doesn't have a choice, if the way have
Speaker 2: a choice.
Speaker 1: What is self defense against a crime? How abortion? How
Speaker 1: is abortion self defense?
Speaker 3: Self defense against somebody implanting something in you during a crime,
Speaker 3: and you're defending yourself against that that.
Speaker 1: Is, but it's a one choice.
Speaker 3: That's like saying you're pro life and and it's hypocritical
Speaker 3: to for the death pen Neil, there is a difference
Speaker 3: between the life of a child and somebody who did
Speaker 3: a criminal Actually.
Speaker 2: Actually, if life is sacrisainct, life is sacri sainct.
Speaker 3: No, because there are tough and then there would be
Speaker 3: no self defense. That's ridiculous. You couldn't defend yourself against
Speaker 3: another person because.
Speaker 1: Arguing you're arguing that.
Speaker 3: I want to make it clear, I think I think
Speaker 3: pro choice is important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I'm totally pro choice. I'm just making the argument.
Speaker 2: I don't want to arguing that.
Speaker 3: I'm just don't tell me life is sacrifices logic from logic. Uh,
Speaker 3: if life is sacro sainct, that doesn't mean that there
Speaker 3: isn't kind for certain.
Speaker 1: Neil, Here we go again between the two of us.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we have to agree too wrong, You're wrong,
Speaker 2: you're wrong, You're we have to agree that you're wrong.
Speaker 4: Big cry baby.
Speaker 2: Okay, when this show becomes the Neil Savadra Show on
Speaker 2: the Fork Report, I'm always wrong.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, You're gonna go move to Europe because Trump
Speaker 3: is now president, and it's gonna be It's gonna be
Speaker 3: Neil Amy coma kono.
Speaker 2: And actually I was gonna move to Europe at some
Speaker 2: point if Kamala Harris became president. Let me tell you,
Speaker 2: I would have moved to Europe if Carl Marx became president. Okay, Uh,
Speaker 2: That's where I want to end up for at least
Speaker 2: several months a year.
Speaker 1: And I've been saying that for over a decade. I
Speaker 1: just want to do that.
Speaker 2: I've always wanted just to be overseas for months a year.
Speaker 2: It's just you have to wait.
Speaker 1: Until you retire to do that, all right, guy.
Speaker 3: You gotta love the ups and downs of the legal
Speaker 3: world right now. So, just a day after surviving that
Speaker 3: legal challenge in Pennsylvania, you remember Musk was dealing with
Speaker 3: and that Daily sweepstakes and all of that stuff, he
Speaker 3: was hit again yesterday with with fresh claims in federal
Speaker 3: court court's there in Texas and Michigan. Jacqueline mcaferdy of
Speaker 3: Arizona alleged that she would not have signed that America
Speaker 3: pack petition petition and handed over all her personal identification
Speaker 3: information all that stuff if she knew the winners weren't
Speaker 3: picked at random.
Speaker 1: And they weren't and it was advertised as random.
Speaker 2: You can't do that, man, Well, we knew the We
Speaker 2: knew what the purpose was, and I talked about that
Speaker 2: yesterday how brilliant the move was, and that is, you
Speaker 2: can win a million dollars if you sign a petition,
Speaker 2: say saying you're in favor of the first and the
Speaker 2: second Amendment. And then what they do is they take
Speaker 2: that information, they glean that information, and now you data
Speaker 2: mine or the Trump campaign data minds for people that
Speaker 2: have a propensity if you're first and second Amendment person,
Speaker 2: propensity to possibly vote if you haven't voted. It was
Speaker 2: a way to get non voters or people hadn't voted before.
Speaker 2: The problem is you can win a million dollars.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Turned out that you couldn't. It was they were selected
Speaker 2: to be spokespeople. So the random part, as you pointed out, Neil,
Speaker 2: is just not true and that is fraud.
Speaker 3: Yeah, working with promotions and marketing for a long time,
Speaker 3: we had all that stuff.
Speaker 4: Has to be legally buttoned up when you do that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he got really upset when we had contests that
Speaker 2: I made sure I want or a family member one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Pamela Handle, come on up and get your three
Speaker 4: T one.
Speaker 3: That's right, harbor A Handle, Please come up and get
Speaker 3: your queaz in art.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Okay, did Google and Meta miss the vote or maybe
Speaker 6: they were just a little late to the game, But Facebook, Instagram,
Speaker 6: Google YouTube all clamping down on political ads in an
Speaker 6: effort to combat misinformation that they say could undermine trust
Speaker 6: in the results of an election. Well, Meta last week
Speaker 6: started blocking advertisers from creating and running new ads about
Speaker 6: US social issues, elections, or politics across all its platforms,
Speaker 6: and that block was supposed to expire last night, but
Speaker 6: yesterday the company said it's extending it till later this week.
Speaker 6: And Google's going to implement it too, saying it's going
Speaker 6: to stend it through this.
Speaker 3: Week at least alrighty Giuliani, this guy Juliani shows up
Speaker 3: to vote in a Mercedes he was supposed to give
Speaker 3: to the poll workers because everything must go in his
Speaker 3: fire sale.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: He was ordered to specifically give up that car, and
Speaker 2: he didn't. And he drives up to the poles in
Speaker 2: that car. By the way, it was a car that
Speaker 2: was owned by Lauren Bacall. I mean big, you know,
Speaker 2: a true collector's item worth.
Speaker 1: A ton of money.
Speaker 2: And then remember that these two poll workers were to
Speaker 2: get everything that was in his apartment that he cleaned out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all gone. The place is empty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're the only thing that's left is one couch
Speaker 2: from Wayfair that's in his apartment.
Speaker 1: Had some bad hair guy. Yeah, that's about it. I
Speaker 1: think I think the judge is going to nail him
Speaker 1: on that. I mean, just nail him. Uber Man.
Speaker 5: Well, something has got this girl's goat.
Speaker 6: Jessica long as a nine year old daughter and her
Speaker 6: daughter used to have a pet goat, but that all
Speaker 6: ended when sheriff's deputies seized the goat named Cedar back
Speaker 6: in nineteen or in twenty twenty two while the goat
Speaker 6: was staying at a farm in northern California. They delivered
Speaker 6: the goat to Shasta County Fair officials and claimed that
Speaker 6: the county owed the goat.
Speaker 5: Well, it ends up that Cedar was slaughtered.
Speaker 1: Duh, but that wasn't she.
Speaker 3: It wasn't her goat, it was her goes, No, it
Speaker 3: was the it was the fair's goat.
Speaker 1: Well, she gave us to the fair and then turned
Speaker 1: around and wanted.
Speaker 2: It back because she felt it was a pet because
Speaker 2: she fell in love with it.
Speaker 1: So the fair said no to a nine year old
Speaker 1: girl that said I want my goat back.
Speaker 3: No, no goat for you signed a waver it was, But.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's a nine year old girl for God's sake.
Speaker 2: By the way, a quick delicious Yeah, that's the whole point.
Speaker 2: Coming up on Saturday, we're going to be at the
Speaker 2: wild work and lagoon and all and barbecuing, and there
Speaker 2: will be some pet goats that.
Speaker 1: Will be barbecued and matter particularly delicious.
Speaker 4: No, that's not the way it's going down in Ligod
Speaker 4: and the gal sir.
Speaker 2: In any case, three hundred thousand dollars that's what the
Speaker 2: family got yet, Yeah, you buy buy a lot of
Speaker 2: goats for three hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Such of goat tacos. Goodbye, mister gascone.
Speaker 4: Don't let the door hit you. Where the good lord splitching?
Speaker 3: Nathan Hawkman wins Los Angeles District Attorney race.
Speaker 1: But dot.
Speaker 4: It was a win for those that hate crime. What
Speaker 4: are you looking for?
Speaker 1: Handle?
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: What am I doing? I'm just looking around for paper.
Speaker 2: I've misplaced a lot of my paperwork, which I always do,
Speaker 2: but for.
Speaker 3: Someone who reminds me whose name is on the show
Speaker 3: every single day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have Okay, I'm broadcasting at home today. I
Speaker 2: have a very small area to work with. I'm just
Speaker 2: I'm here. I'm just trying to defend myself. And today
Speaker 2: has been particularly difficult because all of our printers broke
Speaker 2: down and all of it.
Speaker 1: So it's God bless yeah, and and saving the day.
Speaker 3: For sure, always always Okay, So we have a new
Speaker 3: DA That's what it comes down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bottom line, we do.
Speaker 2: And Steve Gregory hopefully is going to join us up
Speaker 2: at seven thirty. We're trying to get a hold of
Speaker 2: Steve as a lot of moving parts as what normally
Speaker 2: happens on this show.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue on.
Speaker 6: Well, does Amazon want its workers back or are they
Speaker 6: doing backdoor layoffs? Amazon's CEO said at a meeting yesterday
Speaker 6: where everybody was supposed to be there that their new
Speaker 6: plan to make employees be in the office again five
Speaker 6: days a week was not meant to force attrition or
Speaker 6: to satisfy city leaders, as employees have suggested.
Speaker 1: I have a question, what if it was okay, all right.
Speaker 2: Now, what a company can't do that a company can't.
Speaker 1: Number one, say we want attrition.
Speaker 2: Second of all, say we want everybody back in the office. Okay,
Speaker 2: as if a company doesn't have a right to do that,
Speaker 2: And who's going to say no to that?
Speaker 1: What the city? The government's going to say no?
Speaker 2: A private company can't ask everybody to come back to work.
Speaker 2: Just to ask people here at iHeart who were asked
Speaker 2: to come back to.
Speaker 1: Work and they're on the unemployment line.
Speaker 3: If they if they didn't say yes, what's next they're
Speaker 3: going to ask workers to work? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know? Oh so if I don't work, it's going
Speaker 4: to be layoffs. Yeah, wing that.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: Republicans retake control of the US Senate after Democrats lose
Speaker 3: the majority, it's going to be an interesting four years
Speaker 3: to say the least.
Speaker 2: Oh, whether or not and if it if they if
Speaker 2: the Republicans take the House, and we don't know yet, Uh,
Speaker 2: it is going to be a zoo because then you
Speaker 2: have a Donald Trump Republican, well, Donald Trump, he's much
Speaker 2: more Donald Trump than he is Republican h and a
Speaker 2: Senate that's going to follow his lead and a House
Speaker 2: that's going to follow his lead.
Speaker 1: You're right, it's going to be more than interesting to
Speaker 1: say the least.
Speaker 6: Did Trump have the House and Senate when he when
Speaker 6: he was first president?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I try to remember, Uh, I know Obama had at
Speaker 2: it for a period of time, that's when Obamacare went through,
Speaker 2: and then he lost it during the midterms, and I
Speaker 2: know I don't think.
Speaker 1: That he did because Nancy Pelosi was the speaker. I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the answer is no on that side. Yes,
Speaker 2: Biden had both houses for a very small period of time,
Speaker 2: but then Biden got a little bit too old to
Speaker 2: realize that there is a Congress, so he didn't do
Speaker 2: much with it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, that's the only good part of this is
Speaker 3: he woke up not knowing anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: God, that's brutal, you know it Just there's no graciousness
Speaker 2: here on this show.
Speaker 1: And it's your fault, Neil.
Speaker 3: Oh, Yeah, I've been trained.
Speaker 4: You put on my training wheels. In ninety four, mister.
Speaker 6: Here comes Raphael and we're not talking teenage mutant Ninja turtle.
Speaker 1: It's a girl.
Speaker 6: It's a hurricane, and it's getting stronger. So it first
Speaker 6: cropped up a couple days ago and was a Category
Speaker 6: one when I got here, And now they're saying it's
Speaker 6: a category two and it's expected to hit Cuba later today.
Speaker 6: And Cuba just had a hit by a hurricane two
Speaker 6: weeks ago, I think Hurricane Oscar.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: And this is going to go into the golf and
Speaker 2: of course the Gulf waters are very warm, and it's
Speaker 2: going to hit landfall somewhere in the Gulf States. We
Speaker 2: don't know yet. And once again, do you really want
Speaker 2: to live there? Probably not? All right, guys, that's basically it.
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