Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
Speaker 1: I AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. The stock market is on
Speaker 1: fire right now. The Dow up is this right? Fourteen
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty yep. I mean it is incredible. Elon
Speaker 1: Musk has earned a hell of a lot more money
Speaker 1: just this morning with Tesla stocks on fire. As well
Speaker 1: as where we kick off, swamp Watch.
Speaker 2: The swamp is horrible. The government doesn't work. Man gonna
Speaker 2: make us like a reality TV show.
Speaker 3: A bad doos.
Speaker 2: Always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: Hey, Joey, a town all too clearly built on a
Speaker 4: swamp and in so many ways still a swamp.
Speaker 2: I have to watch a malwarkee what he said, drained
Speaker 2: the swamp?
Speaker 5: I said, Oh that's so hope, keep wash.
Speaker 1: You know, you know I rarely listened to the swamp
Speaker 1: Watch open, but okay I did that time. And Trump
Speaker 1: and Biden sound so much young.
Speaker 2: Well it was only four years ago. That's incredible.
Speaker 4: Joining us to talk more about what's going on on
Speaker 4: Wall Street as a result of the election results. Alexis
Speaker 4: Christophers from ABC and alexis what can we read into
Speaker 4: this This fourteen hundred point rise in the Dow Jones
Speaker 4: Industrial Average today, Hi.
Speaker 6: Guys, Yeah, your eyes do not deceive you. This is
Speaker 6: the Dow's biggest one day gain in two years. And
Speaker 6: it's not just the Dow record closes for the S
Speaker 6: and P and the Nasdaq. Basically, investors are piling their
Speaker 6: money into the so called Trump trade, right the companies,
Speaker 6: the sectors that they believe will benefit the most from
Speaker 6: President Alex trump policies. Namely, you're looking at lower taxes,
Speaker 6: reduced regulation possibly and that's welcome news to the finance industry.
Speaker 6: So bank stocks having a great day, even small cap
Speaker 6: stops we don't talk about them very much, they even
Speaker 6: saw big gains today because of Trump sort of protectionist policies.
Speaker 6: And then cryptocurrencies, I mean through the roof bitcoin at
Speaker 6: a record high above seventy five thousand dollars. You know,
Speaker 6: Trump has called himself the crypto President. He says he
Speaker 6: wants to make the US the crypto base of the planet.
Speaker 6: So there are lots of different sectors here who believe
Speaker 6: they're going to benefit and that corporate America will benefit
Speaker 6: from his policies.
Speaker 1: Tax cuts are inevitable with this new administration coming in,
Speaker 1: they will probably spur more spending. But to what degree,
Speaker 1: I guess remains a question at this point exactly.
Speaker 6: And you know the euphoria that we're seeing today, you know,
Speaker 6: we don't know how much longer this is going to last.
Speaker 6: Of course, we know the market doesn't go straight up.
Speaker 6: But you know a number of economists who said, if
Speaker 6: his policies are enacted to the extent that he's saying
Speaker 6: he wants to enact them, I mean, sixty percent tariffs,
Speaker 6: you know against China twenty percent tariffs across the board,
Speaker 6: with our trading partners down the road, this can be
Speaker 6: inflationary again, especially if countries retaliate, which we saw them.
Speaker 6: Do you know during his first term that could fan
Speaker 6: inflation again and then suddenly have a Federal reserve back
Speaker 6: on Fed watch right. I mean, we're looking at a
Speaker 6: FED that's probably going to cut interest rates again tomorrow.
Speaker 6: But you know in the months and years ahead, is
Speaker 6: the are the policies from Trump going to fan inflation
Speaker 6: so much that the Fed then needs to start raising
Speaker 6: interest rates again?
Speaker 4: You mentioned the Fed today begins their two day usual
Speaker 4: two day meeting and then tomorrow, of course, is when
Speaker 4: the announcement comes. Does the impact Is there any impact
Speaker 4: from the election results on the FED meeting today?
Speaker 3: There isn't.
Speaker 6: And that's because the FED, you know, is an independent body.
Speaker 6: They are data driven and the data right now shows
Speaker 6: inflation is cooling. We have a solid but softening job market,
Speaker 6: so that the FED feels comfortable, you know, cutting rates again.
Speaker 6: It's that what's going to happen in the future, you know.
Speaker 6: On the campaign trail, Trump said that he would leave
Speaker 6: FED Jerome Powell, the chairperson in charge of the FED
Speaker 6: through his term which is out May of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 6: But after that, you know, it's up to It's up
Speaker 6: to Trump as to who it is he wants to
Speaker 6: appoint to a very powerful position when it comes to
Speaker 6: interest rates in this country.
Speaker 1: I have a question Alexis about his tariff agenda. Talked
Speaker 1: about maybe sixty percent tariffsun on stuff from China. How
Speaker 1: is that going to affect American companies? Well, they have
Speaker 1: to pay more for their stuff and then in turn
Speaker 1: pass that on.
Speaker 2: What's the prediction in that regard?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 6: And I think we can look to his first term
Speaker 6: for some clues. I mean when he put some tariffs
Speaker 6: in place and they weren't as stiff as they want
Speaker 6: he wants to put in this time around. But we
Speaker 6: did see retaliation from other countries. We saw our farmers
Speaker 6: get hurt in this country because a lot of other
Speaker 6: countries didn't want to take our agricultural products. The price
Speaker 6: for steel within the US also went up. We think
Speaker 6: about tariffs as attacks that has to be paid by
Speaker 6: the company or the people that are importing the products,
Speaker 6: and more often than not, they don't absorb that cost.
Speaker 6: They pass it along to you and me, so at
Speaker 6: least in the short term. And even Elon Musk, you know,
Speaker 6: a big, a big proponent of Trump and possibly could
Speaker 6: now have a cabinet position, has said Americans will see
Speaker 6: and pain in the short term for long term gain.
Speaker 6: A lot of economists don't exactly agree that the long
Speaker 6: term gain is going to come.
Speaker 4: All right, Alexis great stuff, Thank you you bet. Alexis
Speaker 4: Christophers from ABC News.
Speaker 2: I love talking to people that are smart. I'm just
Speaker 2: going to say that I'm glad we have smarter people
Speaker 2: on this show. Yes, and listen, we are we know it,
Speaker 2: we know our limitations we do.
Speaker 4: The Mountain fire is the one that's burning over near
Speaker 4: More Park about one thousand acres. They said that was
Speaker 4: an update from a while ago, and it has been expanding.
Speaker 1: There are evacuation orders from Walnut Avenue to Balcom Canyon
Speaker 1: Road now in effect.
Speaker 4: A lot of horse properties, a lot of ranches, nurseries orchards,
Speaker 4: things like that in that area. But they said that
Speaker 4: the wind that has been blowing through that area has
Speaker 4: been pushing this fire towards the cam Rio Heights area
Speaker 4: and is probably moving towards the Camerio Estates if you
Speaker 4: know where those are.
Speaker 2: The extreme life threat is what they're suggesting.
Speaker 4: So if you can see the smoke, it is headed
Speaker 4: your direction, just based on the winds.
Speaker 2: They said. One of the highest to wind.
Speaker 1: Gusts was over near you a Magic Mountain eighty five
Speaker 1: miles per hour. Yeah, not a good day to be
Speaker 1: a Magic Mountain.
Speaker 2: I would guess.
Speaker 4: Well, there is a Magic Mountain park, and Magic Mountain
Speaker 4: itself is actually over overhere a little bit more so. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not the roller coasters, but there is a Magic Mountain.
Speaker 4: It's still up in that area. I'll give you credit.
Speaker 4: I'll take that. I mean, you can still go to
Speaker 4: Magic Mountain if you want to. The other thing is
Speaker 4: it says that this mountain fire has jumped the one
Speaker 4: eighteen and continues to make its way towards came Rio.
Speaker 2: So not a good look right now.
Speaker 4: The other fire that was the first one actually that
Speaker 4: we found out about this morning was in Malibu, the
Speaker 4: broad fire at Mountain Marion.
Speaker 1: Joseph Mitch McConnell. Holy hell, he looks like a founding father.
Speaker 4: That would could you imagine putting him in the right
Speaker 4: in the right costume, he would look like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, his hair alone looks like one of those wigs
Speaker 1: they used to wear.
Speaker 2: Well, that is a hard man to look at.
Speaker 4: We know that that the current Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell,
Speaker 4: is giving up his power. It's likely going to move
Speaker 4: to I think John Cornyan of Texas is considered to
Speaker 4: be the front runner to become the Senate majority leader
Speaker 4: when Republicans take control of the Senate in the next
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, Congress, good lord, Okay, you sure you
Speaker 4: don't want to dip into that that miss McConnel TV.
Speaker 1: I don't, I do not. I want to tell you
Speaker 1: about Austin Strable. Okay, the man the Green Bay Airport
Speaker 1: is named for US, right, Okay. Austin Strabel was a
Speaker 1: major in the United States Army Air Forces and he
Speaker 1: was from Green Bay, Wisconsin. He was Brown County's first
Speaker 1: aviation loss in World War Two. Austin was born in
Speaker 1: nineteen oh four. His grandfather was one of the early
Speaker 1: settlers of Brown County, Wisconsin, arriving in eighteen forty six.
Speaker 1: Austin played tackle on the green Bay East High School's
Speaker 1: football team. He went to University of Wisconsin Go Badgers,
Speaker 1: where he played football there, graduated in nineteen twenty seven,
Speaker 1: returned to Green Bay, worked at his father's business, Midwest
Speaker 1: Cold Storage. Married a lady named Isabelle in nineteen thirty six,
Speaker 1: and they moved to Los Angeles, where they had two daughters.
Speaker 1: His military career began in nineteen twenty eight. And you
Speaker 1: know where it began or where his service for World
Speaker 1: War Two began in nineteen forty one at Hamilton Air
Speaker 1: Force Base.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, it's up where we're from. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Anyway, unfortunately he died.
Speaker 2: Well that's usually what has to happen before you get
Speaker 2: an airport.
Speaker 4: Name have to Yeah, I want to play a couple
Speaker 4: of quick pieces of sound for everybody regarding what we
Speaker 4: saw last night. This I will start with the winner
Speaker 4: from last night, Donald Trump, in his speech to supporters
Speaker 4: in Palm Beach, shall.
Speaker 5: Fight for you, for your family, and your future. Every
Speaker 5: single day, I will be fighting for you, and with
Speaker 5: every breath in my body, I will not rest until
Speaker 5: we have delivered the strong, safe, and prosperous America that
Speaker 5: our children deserve.
Speaker 4: Mark Updegrove was a guy on ABC last night, his
Speaker 4: presidential historian, and was talking about the impact or lack thereof,
Speaker 4: that the Poles had going into this election.
Speaker 7: We saw the polls in this race, it was neck
Speaker 7: and neck both of the candidates, and here we see
Speaker 7: Donald Trump maybe sweeping all of the swing states. So
Speaker 7: the polls are deeply flawed. There were far more people
Speaker 7: in favor of Donald Trump than we would have been
Speaker 7: led to believe by the polls. That we should be
Speaker 7: very suspicious of them in the future.
Speaker 4: One of the things, one of the moments that we
Speaker 4: saw that was surprising to a lot of people was
Speaker 4: a moment on CNN Jake Tapper had asked their numbers,
Speaker 4: guy John King, in which counties did Vice President Harris
Speaker 4: out perform President Biden from four years ago.
Speaker 8: So you asked, are there any places that the vice
Speaker 8: president is overperforming Joe Biden in twenty twenty, So we
Speaker 8: can show you that as well. We just bring that
Speaker 8: out here, Harris overperforming twenty twenty only smokes there. You go, No,
Speaker 8: We'll let this go away and see if there's anything
Speaker 8: in the East Side.
Speaker 4: There literally nothing, literally nothing, literally not one county, not
Speaker 4: one county in the entire United States where she outperformed
Speaker 4: Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: What do you think Joe Biden is thinking today? Pudding?
Speaker 2: Pudding much I pre sugar in this oatmeal.
Speaker 4: That raises the question, though she can't if she didn't
Speaker 4: outperform Biden in one county higher United States? Is it
Speaker 4: was she a bad candidate? Did the Democrats need to
Speaker 4: have the flash primary or what however they wanted to
Speaker 4: do it, but but to pick someone who wasn't just
Speaker 4: the next in line, And we've we've criticized.
Speaker 2: That that's a big bureaucracy poison.
Speaker 1: It's in every freaking word, it's a tough word, it's
Speaker 1: a stupid word. I but in every it's it's the
Speaker 1: Peter principle is what it is. And in these bureaucracies
Speaker 1: where it's not the next it's not the best person
Speaker 1: for the job, it's just the next one up, that
Speaker 1: is an awful way to do things right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as proven again yesterday, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think she brought the substance needed. I don't think
Speaker 1: she did that well. We we would have heard more
Speaker 1: ideas from her, But that fatal flaw was the moment
Speaker 1: when she said on the view, I would not have
Speaker 1: done a single thing different Nothing comes to mind that
Speaker 1: I would have done differently than Biden. If if you
Speaker 1: and I when you and I took over, when anybody
Speaker 1: takes over a job from someone, you come in with
Speaker 1: ideas of how you would do things differently. That's what
Speaker 1: you and I did when we took over this show.
Speaker 1: We saw what was before us. We said, well, we're
Speaker 1: going to do this differently. We're going to do this,
Speaker 1: this is something we're going to do. We would not say,
Speaker 1: you know what, the thing that didn't work out we're
Speaker 1: going to do. We're just gonna everything's going to be
Speaker 1: the same, you know what I mean? Like, if you
Speaker 1: don't come to a job with your own ideas of
Speaker 1: how to make things better and have those ready to go.
Speaker 1: In the job interview process, you're dead in the water.
Speaker 4: Even if even if that person or the whoever you're
Speaker 4: taking the job over, whatever the position is someone that
Speaker 4: you like and she obviously likes Joe b.
Speaker 1: Has nothing to do with that. It's what can you
Speaker 1: do to this job performance that is better? How can
Speaker 1: you make this better? How can you make the product better?
Speaker 1: All of it?
Speaker 4: Gary and Shannon will continue a reminder, by the way,
Speaker 4: Friday is our news. And Bruce, we're going to be
Speaker 4: at Luchador Brewing in Chino Hills and we will talk
Speaker 4: so little politics it will blow your mind.
Speaker 1: Like when I open up my deli, I'm going to
Speaker 1: make sure the meats are sliced fresh.
Speaker 2: Thin and thin good. Okay, Yeah, two keywords. I hate
Speaker 2: thick sliced meats. Make deli meat thin again.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: These brushfires are going to get pretty bad. The one
Speaker 4: that's burning near Malibu, for the most part, doesn't have
Speaker 4: a whole lot of fuel to get through once it
Speaker 4: gets through Malibu Bluff Park as long as it doesn't
Speaker 4: dignite those homes along pch But alright, I'm sorry along
Speaker 4: Malibu Road, there but there is said that there are
Speaker 4: at least two structures damaged as a result of that
Speaker 4: broad fire there in Malibu. It's about forty acres, but
Speaker 4: again that's because that's about the size of that park.
Speaker 4: There's not a lot of stuff outside of that to
Speaker 4: continue to burn. The big one, the one that I
Speaker 4: think is causing a lot of concern right now, is
Speaker 4: that mountain fire that's burning near the moor Park area
Speaker 4: and headed out towards came Rio, said about one thousand acres.
Speaker 4: They have mandatory evacuations in the Balcom Canyon and Bradley
Speaker 4: Road area, and they're also reporting several people have been
Speaker 4: hurt and hospitalized. We don't know much about that situation,
Speaker 4: but some of those wind gusts in that area are
Speaker 4: up around forty to fifty sixty miles an hour being
Speaker 4: recorded through that moor Park area. At least some of
Speaker 4: the aerial equipment has been grounded because of those very,
Speaker 4: very gusty and erratic winds that have been blowing. So
Speaker 4: this is going to get worse before it gets better, unfortunately.
Speaker 4: So if you're in that cam Rio area, you can
Speaker 4: already see this and smell the smoke. It is headed
Speaker 4: that direction, so be prepared to get out if you
Speaker 4: have to.
Speaker 1: Moodang has made way for Hagis. Of course, Moodang was
Speaker 1: the what am I talking about?
Speaker 2: Let do you talk about baby hippos? Okay, well, I
Speaker 2: don't know who cares.
Speaker 4: Do you want to talk about something and you want
Speaker 4: to talk about the value of the electoral College and
Speaker 4: the constitutional Republic?
Speaker 2: Moodang.
Speaker 1: Moodang, of course, captured hearts and minds around the world
Speaker 1: when her birth was announced in July. She was a
Speaker 1: pygmy hippo that lived in Thailand and they had to
Speaker 1: limit that, wasn't it for Moodang? They had to limit
Speaker 1: the visitors to only five minutes because people were freaking
Speaker 1: out about Moodang. Yeah, and she had a very plump body.
Speaker 1: Moodang did. She had a propensity for biting. She had
Speaker 1: occasional outbursts of screaming, very popular, very viral screaming. Well,
Speaker 1: now they say Moodang needs to make way for Hagis. Haggis,
Speaker 1: of course, is a Scottish pudding prepared by cooking sheep
Speaker 1: organs inside the animal's stomach, in which it is also served.
Speaker 1: Why you would name a beautiful baby pygmy hippo. Hagis
Speaker 1: is beyond me. But that is what they've done in Edinburgh.
Speaker 4: Well, because, uh, you mean, why would they name it
Speaker 4: after a pudding awful prepared by sheep organs cooking sheep
Speaker 4: organs inside the sheep's stomach.
Speaker 2: Awful awful pudding. Oh get it? Awful? Yes? Is that
Speaker 2: why you said that? Yes?
Speaker 1: And my question about this Moodang Hagis story is why
Speaker 1: do we have to just pick one?
Speaker 2: Why does Moodang have to move out of the picture.
Speaker 4: I remember you said that towards the beginning of the show,
Speaker 4: and then I forgot it because you were talking about
Speaker 4: baby hippos.
Speaker 2: But yes, there's room in our hearts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like we can love both Hagis and Moodang.
Speaker 2: And listen, I don't know how many hippos there are
Speaker 2: in this world.
Speaker 4: Thousands. They all started out as babies. We never had
Speaker 4: this argument before about how many baby hippos we could
Speaker 4: have in our world or which ones we paid attention to,
Speaker 4: right did we?
Speaker 2: I don't remember?
Speaker 7: Fight.
Speaker 1: Why are we shutting the door of our love on
Speaker 1: Moodang when we have enough love for Moodang and Hagis.
Speaker 4: Listen, you've got to throw your arms open and welcome
Speaker 4: all the babies, all the baby hippos.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, you know what, where they come from.
Speaker 4: Where they come from, who they support. No, no, it's
Speaker 4: just a baby hippo and you might as well just
Speaker 4: love on it.
Speaker 1: There is a Moodang live camera where you can see
Speaker 1: what Moodang's doing right now. I don't think that Moodang
Speaker 1: is actually on camera right now. Wouldn't it be in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night. Yeah, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: They have they have a camera that let the hippo sleep.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 1: When I checked on the Moodang live stream yesterday, Dang
Speaker 1: was on the utterer of a bigger hippo getting milk.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you don't just pick an an utterer. Well,
Speaker 1: from anywhere, it's usually your mother's utter.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, I would hope it wouldn't be your fun
Speaker 2: Well no, I mean, you wouldn't just latch on my
Speaker 2: mother as opposed to the mother. Right.
Speaker 1: This is why I didn't want to talk about this. Well,
Speaker 1: I had a feeling it would devolve into.
Speaker 4: Idiocracy speaking of it, looks as if President Biden has
Speaker 4: congratulated President Trump on his election win from yesterday.
Speaker 1: Why are they trying to pretend to have any sort
Speaker 1: of respect for each other or decorum?
Speaker 10: All these people all hate each other. Well, I would
Speaker 10: say this, I like the show of concession.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous, but it's phony.
Speaker 4: It was ridiculous when Trump didn't do it four years ago.
Speaker 2: Insane, but that's at least true to who he is.
Speaker 2: I guess these people pretending that they have decorums is funny,
Speaker 2: but they can't not do it.
Speaker 4: They can't, you know, they can't, you know, light their
Speaker 4: own hair on fire and suggest that there wouldn't be
Speaker 4: a peaceful transfer of power and then not do this.
Speaker 2: This is this is something they have to do. You
Speaker 2: know what I want to talk about coming up next?
Speaker 2: Not baby hippos, No, we're done with. What do you
Speaker 2: want to talk about?
Speaker 1: I want to talk about the day that Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: is having today. What kind of champagne is he drinking?
Speaker 1: What kind of meetings does he have rolland for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight? What kind of caviare is he chomp chomp
Speaker 1: chomping on?
Speaker 2: Happy? Is Gavin newso or? My goodness?
Speaker 1: Evacuations underway in Ventura County, where a brush fire is
Speaker 1: burned in the moor Park area. We've got a fire
Speaker 1: in Malibu as well. Seems like the Malibu one is
Speaker 1: pretty much done well.
Speaker 4: It is burning in The label was wrong on that
Speaker 4: shot right there. The Malibu one was in an area
Speaker 4: where while burning through Malibu Bluff Park, it kind of
Speaker 4: ran against Malibu Road, which is closest to the water,
Speaker 4: and then pch which was I guess you could say
Speaker 4: behind it. I mean, the wind coming down through Pepperdine
Speaker 4: basically blew that out towards the water.
Speaker 1: So there's no containment right now of that fire near
Speaker 1: Moore Park. There are mandatory evacuations. Like I said, they
Speaker 1: say this thing is chomped through about fifteen hundred acres
Speaker 1: at least.
Speaker 4: The expectation, by the way, is that our red flag
Speaker 4: warnings are going to stay up through tonight, probably through tomorrow.
Speaker 4: At six pm is when the National Weather Service says
Speaker 4: they're posted.
Speaker 1: Tell well, we have elected a president that has a
Speaker 1: bunch of legal cases in motion. Laura Engel from News
Speaker 1: Nation is on this and the fate of those cases.
Speaker 2: Laura, what's happening?
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, Well what a night.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 9: Let me just say, our teams here in Pennsylvania. We
Speaker 9: had three teams at multiple locations at watch parties and
Speaker 9: went through the night and as we watched this breaking
Speaker 9: news unfold, and you know, look, all of.
Speaker 3: Us were prepared.
Speaker 9: We were told by our bosses that we might have
Speaker 9: to be here for twelve days, that you know, this
Speaker 9: is going to take some time. And so when the
Speaker 9: news came so swiftly last night, you know, you take
Speaker 9: a deep breath and then you go, wait a minute,
Speaker 9: what about all those legal cases, Because we've been at
Speaker 9: the Trump courthouses for a couple of years now going
Speaker 9: to different scenarios and legal battles that he has.
Speaker 3: Been dealing with. So look, it looks like as we
Speaker 3: move forward.
Speaker 9: We just had a press conference back in New York
Speaker 9: with the New York Attorney General, with Tisha James, who
Speaker 9: said that she was planning on fighting back in the
Speaker 9: only ways that she could. Her hands are pretty much
Speaker 9: tied in some of these cases, and she said that
Speaker 9: she plans to work with the future administration as best
Speaker 9: she could. But he does have the president lek have
Speaker 9: some strategic options to avoid or delay the legal consequences
Speaker 9: in front of him. You know, he's got the federal
Speaker 9: cases he's got the hush money case, but many legal
Speaker 9: experts that we have been speaking to say that he
Speaker 9: basically is now the judge and jury and he's going
Speaker 9: to be able to get out of a lot of it.
Speaker 4: The sentencing that's scheduled for the twenty sixth. Are we
Speaker 4: is this just going to disappear? Or is are we
Speaker 4: going to go through with it?
Speaker 2: Is it? Are they going to delay it to talk
Speaker 2: about it? What's planned?
Speaker 3: Great question?
Speaker 9: I mean, we're all trying to figure that out. I
Speaker 9: think that it sounds like from what I'm hearing in
Speaker 9: New York, is it's going to be delayed it. We're
Speaker 9: not going to be marching into the courtroom on that date,
Speaker 9: but we're just kind of waiting to see it. Sounds
Speaker 9: like it's not going to happen though.
Speaker 2: Well that's well.
Speaker 4: And then the Letitia James at least suggested that she's
Speaker 4: still I think the term she used was she's still
Speaker 4: going to fight. Is she got other plans to go
Speaker 4: after Donald Trump before he takes office?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 9: My producer and I were just talking here in the
Speaker 9: car and we were saying, the next two months are
Speaker 9: going to be so interesting, right, we've got there's this
Speaker 9: window of time where he's in this limbo area.
Speaker 3: So is something more coming?
Speaker 9: I mean, this is just like I mean, people are
Speaker 9: just kind of taking a step back, and I think
Speaker 9: I keep thinking about all the different prosecutors that have
Speaker 9: been going after the former president with these legal cases,
Speaker 9: and what are they thinking, what are their next moves.
Speaker 9: There are reports in this last hour that we are
Speaker 9: working to confirm that the Department of Justice is working
Speaker 9: right now to evaluate how to wind down the two
Speaker 9: federal criminal cases they have against Trump before he takes office,
Speaker 9: and they're trying to apparently reportedly comply with this long
Speaker 9: standing department policy that a sitting president can't be prosecuted.
Speaker 3: So we're trying to get that confirmation within the Department
Speaker 3: of Justice right now.
Speaker 9: So it's complicated, right so we're all trying to dissect
Speaker 9: it and figure out what's going to hold, what's going
Speaker 9: to be dismissed, what's going to be pardon, what's you
Speaker 9: know what? How is this all going to work? But
Speaker 9: it's a it's a huge win for the former president.
Speaker 9: Of course, the major victory and comeback for him covers
Speaker 9: a lot of ground, not just getting into the Oval Office,
Speaker 9: but actually beating the system that tried to put them
Speaker 9: behind bars.
Speaker 1: Jack Smith is making his reservations in can Coon with
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys, and I'm sure Trump's people are trying
Speaker 1: to figure out who they can put in the Justice
Speaker 1: Department to make quick work of dropping all these charges.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, it's going to be interesting for sure.
Speaker 4: All Right, well, I guess you've got eleven days where
Speaker 4: you're going to just find I don't know, we have
Speaker 4: plans now that you're not going to be in Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: for twelve days.
Speaker 1: She'll be reassigned. You're not just going to give it
Speaker 1: your probit.
Speaker 9: Because we're friends, I want to tell you guys something
Speaker 9: I actually so I was here. I've been in the
Speaker 9: state for six days. We've been bouncing around doing different.
Speaker 3: Rallies that we talked about with you guys.
Speaker 9: One of the rallies that I went to was the
Speaker 9: big one at the at the Paint Arena, and one
Speaker 9: of the kind of surprise guests was Roberto Clemente Junior,
Speaker 9: who came up on stage proud Puerto Rican. Obviously his
Speaker 9: father is the same baseball player Roberto Clemente. I'm actually
Speaker 9: as I'm talking to you. I am looking at PNC
Speaker 9: Park right now. I am standing in the shadow. We're
Speaker 9: actually parked on the side of the road, and I'm
Speaker 9: doing my live shots in front of the Roberto Clemente
Speaker 9: Junior Bridge because or Roberto Clemente Bridge, because it's so famous,
Speaker 9: but it looks like.
Speaker 3: That the Tower Bridge and Sacramento. You and I both
Speaker 3: know that.
Speaker 9: But I actually reached out to him, and I'd had
Speaker 9: him on our show on News Nation about a month ago,
Speaker 9: and I called him because he made a surprise appearance
Speaker 9: with Trump on stage at that rally, and I was
Speaker 9: surprised to see him and I jumped up and I
Speaker 9: ran to go get video, and I said, I didn't
Speaker 9: know he was going to be here, So I just
Speaker 9: reached out to him. And I'm actually waiting for Roberto
Speaker 9: Clemente Junior to meet me here at my car in
Speaker 9: the next ten minutes to talk to him about he's
Speaker 9: going to meet me and we're going to do an
Speaker 9: interview in front of the bridge about his role at
Speaker 9: the rally. He told me on the phone quickly before
Speaker 9: he came over here that he wasn't planning on being
Speaker 9: on stage, that mister Trump had kind of said, you're
Speaker 9: going on stage with me, let's go. Of course, there
Speaker 9: was all this, you know, all the reaction to what
Speaker 9: happened at the MSG rally with the comedian who.
Speaker 3: Joked about Puerto Ricans. So I'm going to ask him.
Speaker 9: About how he feels, how did this happen, how did
Speaker 9: he come to support Donald Trump?
Speaker 3: What does it mean for immigration to him? How does
Speaker 3: he feel? I mean, did those comments at MSG just.
Speaker 9: Not matter because the Latino vote turned out for Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: So I'm going to have a conversation with him in
Speaker 9: literally ten minutes. He's about to pull up and then
Speaker 9: I'm going to play that this week on News Nation
Speaker 9: and I'll.
Speaker 3: Tweet about it and let you guys know.
Speaker 1: When Laura, You're not going to find a better reporter.
Speaker 2: That is awesome, Just so nice. Hey, you can always
Speaker 2: come back and do fire coverage if you want.
Speaker 9: You know what I was actually, you know, I was
Speaker 9: listening then I was remembering being, you know, running around
Speaker 9: in the in the bronco that we used to have
Speaker 9: at KFI, chasing fires, and you know I would do
Speaker 9: a day in the life.
Speaker 3: I'd come back and do that for a day.
Speaker 2: Come on, well, we would definitely love to see it.
Speaker 4: Laura, Thank you, appreciate it all right, you guys, Top
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