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Speaker 1: It's a Tuesday morning, June tenth. As we start a
Speaker 1: Tuesday morning, June tenth. Damn, that's deep, very metaphysical. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: Kno, there you go. Kono's back.
Speaker 1: He was gone yesterday. Cono's here with his hat. Now
Speaker 1: we recognize him again. Why didn't you wear your hat
Speaker 1: at our event at the Anaheim White House?
Speaker 3: Kno, because it was like a nice restaurant.
Speaker 1: Well it's a very nice restaurant, but you could have
Speaker 1: worn a normal baseball hate.
Speaker 2: No one you know.
Speaker 1: That, no one wrecking. No one recognized you. I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Those of us who work with you every day. We
Speaker 2: didn't recognize you.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I was going, oh my god. And Will Coleschreiber, we
Speaker 2: all recognized you. How you doing, Good morning, sir. I'm okay.
Speaker 2: It could be worse, not much, but it could be Neil,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Willie Wolf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Amy, there you are.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 1: Oh Dodgers, Uh yeah, you're wearing Dodgers and is wearing
Speaker 1: San Diego Padres.
Speaker 6: You got a little rivalry going because the Dodgers and
Speaker 6: Padres are playing.
Speaker 1: Ah okay and the Dodgers down last night Dodgers one
Speaker 1: last night.
Speaker 3: So did you get my text by accident?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You said, Holy crap, I didn't mean to text you, right. Yeah?
Speaker 2: What that was about other than that was a butt text?
Speaker 2: I just texted the wrong person.
Speaker 1: I've done that a couple of times, very very sad,
Speaker 1: depending on what the text is.
Speaker 4: Oh, you'll ask dial me more than anybody I know.
Speaker 2: I do, I really do. I asked dial everybody.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm inviting you guys, you and everybody else every year.
Speaker 1: I amc the La Lawyers Philharmonic and I am doing
Speaker 1: it again this year at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Speaker 1: It's really obviously the Walt Disney Hall and it's Saturday night,
Speaker 1: June twenty eighth. It's the Lawyers and Judges Philharmonic with
Speaker 1: legal voices, the choir, and these are all people in
Speaker 1: the legal fields. The only place you are going to
Speaker 1: see hundreds of lawyers, judges, paralegals etc. In one place
Speaker 1: playing music and not suing you. It's really neat and
Speaker 1: it's just great fun. And what Gary does Gary Green,
Speaker 1: the founder, who's also a lawyer. By the way, he
Speaker 1: picks different wonderful kinds of music. So carmena Is pictures
Speaker 1: at the exhibition is part of it. Second half Phantom
Speaker 1: of the Opera. He always does something that is just terrific.
Speaker 1: So it's selections from Phano the Phantom of the Opera.
Speaker 1: Love to have you come, great fun. Anyway, tickets are
Speaker 1: This is a benefit for people who can't afford lawyers,
Speaker 1: which is everybody on the planet. And you can go to.
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Speaker 1: join me. You know, I think tickets are like twenty
Speaker 1: five bucks to I think the most expensive one one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five dollars and you sit in the
Speaker 1: front row and you really make fun of me.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I love to see there.
Speaker 1: It's always a fun event and I get to be
Speaker 1: I'm in a tuxedo only once a year.
Speaker 2: La lawyersfill dot org. All right, guys, what is going
Speaker 2: where's the stack here? It is? I got the stack.
Speaker 1: Everybody's here. It's a Tuesday. I've already said that at before.
Speaker 2: We go to the news.
Speaker 1: Anything new that's pending, guys, anybody out there, Amy and
Speaker 1: Neil no will.
Speaker 5: It was sad to see Cono's wife settle.
Speaker 2: A good point. Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 1: I had never we had never we had never met,
Speaker 1: had the very very nice woman, clearly clearly not sighted.
Speaker 1: But you know what, can I tell you?
Speaker 5: Actually I thought.
Speaker 4: Coto looked handsome and he and his lovely bride make
Speaker 4: a wonderful I don't need that.
Speaker 2: Neil also not sighted.
Speaker 1: Okay, guys, Uh, let's do it handle on the news
Speaker 1: on this Tuesday with.
Speaker 2: Amy, Neil and me lead story. We're gonna be talking
Speaker 2: about this.
Speaker 1: Uh, the protests around l A international coverage on My Dad.
Speaker 1: You had hundreds of protesters, hundreds of Marines I think
Speaker 1: from Camp Penilsen, certainly the National Guard out there, and
Speaker 1: the administration's.
Speaker 2: Accused of just a tiny bit of overreaching.
Speaker 1: Lawsuits immediately started flying on this one.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to dive.
Speaker 1: Into this at seven o'clock because there's a little bit
Speaker 1: of wank here and a little bit of and we
Speaker 1: go back to is the president taking too much power
Speaker 1: that he doesn't have or can he do it? All
Speaker 1: under the law, and we haven't seen any president go
Speaker 1: to this extent of taking power of doing what he
Speaker 1: can do.
Speaker 2: Whether it's under the law or not, we don't know.
Speaker 1: The courts haven't ruled on it yet, so we'll be
Speaker 1: talking more about that coming up at seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: Here come the marines.
Speaker 6: Hundreds of marines from twenty nine Palms are headed north
Speaker 6: to LA. In fact, I just saw the trucks on TV.
Speaker 6: They're headed this direction seven hundred to help support federal assets.
Speaker 6: They will be protecting federal assets, federal buildings, ice agents,
Speaker 6: that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's effectively from the halls of Montezuma to the
Speaker 1: shores of the one on one Freeway in downtown LA.
Speaker 5: We'll put yes.
Speaker 4: And it is weird because you know how all those
Speaker 4: you know, whether you have a ring camera or whatever,
Speaker 4: you get notifications by neighbors.
Speaker 5: It is crazy. It's going off.
Speaker 4: Neighbors are like, I see ICE agents here. Others are saying, hey,
Speaker 4: there's tanks on the whatever on the one on one freeway,
Speaker 4: which of course is not true.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen the tanks yet, but I've gotten all
Speaker 6: those other notifications.
Speaker 4: Military vehicles. I have seen and stuff. So it's kind
Speaker 4: of interesting.
Speaker 1: The shame of these protesters is when they do what
Speaker 1: they do, the message is lost, right, the underlying message
Speaker 1: is lost.
Speaker 2: The story is.
Speaker 1: The demonstrations themselves and the police reaction. You know, we've
Speaker 1: had demonstrations. You have civil rights demonstrations with hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of people.
Speaker 2: You never saw this.
Speaker 1: The demonstrations against the war in Vietnam, hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of people.
Speaker 2: You don't see this because.
Speaker 4: They usually had a leader of some kind, somebody that
Speaker 4: was speaking or focusing the group. The leaders there was
Speaker 4: one woman god whose name is it games me.
Speaker 5: She is.
Speaker 4: A councilwoman, and she was saying things like be ready
Speaker 4: to throw down and incendiary kind of garbage. And I
Speaker 4: will tell you yesterday you could see that those that
Speaker 4: gathered in Grand Park, they're like they were proper protesting.
Speaker 4: And then after you know, five o'clock or whatever, you
Speaker 4: had a group of maybe three hundred or less that
Speaker 4: were wing nuts that were trying to cause havoc. But
Speaker 4: you could see the difference between the two groups.
Speaker 2: And it was, oh, we have political leaders. Maxine Waters Thomas,
Speaker 2: she's another adult. Oh my god. During the riots, remember
Speaker 2: no justice snow piece.
Speaker 1: She was screaming no justice, snow piece and basically advocating
Speaker 1: for the burning down of Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I got from.
Speaker 5: Some of these leaders are too like, yeah, Well she.
Speaker 6: Was taunting the National Guard members yesterday or was it
Speaker 6: the day before, saying are you going to shoot me?
Speaker 6: Are you going to shoot me? You better shoot straight
Speaker 6: if you do. I'm like, why would you.
Speaker 2: Say that as a political leader.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And Gavin Newsom is hopefully for him trying to get arrested.
Speaker 1: Tom Holman talked about arresting him, and Gavin Newsom is
Speaker 1: desperate to be dragged out in handcuffs. That's exactly what
Speaker 1: he would need. But you know, it's gotten you know,
Speaker 1: the rhetoric has gotten crazy among governmental officials. That's the point.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's just all they don't know. All they know is
Speaker 4: on social media. This is what they're seeing, and they're
Speaker 4: trying to be you know, bend to that. But I
Speaker 4: will tell you if Gavin goes to prison, the first
Speaker 4: thing I'll here is you got a mud at pretty mouth.
Speaker 4: And then the second thing all here is go just
Speaker 4: lay there, full stop.
Speaker 1: Squeal like a pig. Okay, we're coming back. It is
Speaker 1: a Tuesday morning, June tenth. Back we go more handle
Speaker 1: on the news, Amy and Neil and me.
Speaker 4: California officials just yesterday filed a federal lawsuit over the
Speaker 4: mobilization of the States National Guard during the weekend's immigration
Speaker 4: protests here in Los Angeles. So they're accusing, essentially President
Speaker 4: Trump of overstepping once again his federal authority in violating
Speaker 4: the US Constitution. In their view, they want to see
Speaker 4: if it's legal, but it's super untested, right.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I'm going to explain more about that in
Speaker 1: terms of stretching the powers of the presidency in which
Speaker 1: way the courts have gone and the Supreme Court has
Speaker 1: sort of gone both ways on that in some cases, yes,
Speaker 1: in some cases.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I'll talk about that lawsuit. It's really interesting stuff that's
Speaker 1: coming up at seven o'clock.
Speaker 6: Forget Trump and Musk, We've got a feud bruin between
Speaker 6: Trump and Newsome. The two men have worked together before,
Speaker 6: remember the fires the pandemic where they actually seem to
Speaker 6: agree on some things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because then they both agree that Newsom actually torched
Speaker 1: the state, that he in fact did.
Speaker 3: It, not that fire, but oh oh.
Speaker 2: Not that agreement.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no, no, not the LA fires. I believe it
Speaker 6: was the Paradise fires where they actually worked together. But
Speaker 6: all bets are off now as the immigration raids roll
Speaker 6: through LA. Trump and Newsom can't even agree on how
Speaker 6: they left their last conversation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's I heard Trump actually yesterday say something along
Speaker 4: the lines of listen, he's a nice guy, but he's
Speaker 4: wrong on this and he's doing a horrible job.
Speaker 3: Yeah. He said, oh, I like Aven Newsom, We've always
Speaker 3: gotten along.
Speaker 6: He's just a horrible, completely incompetent governor, and then said
Speaker 6: he should be arrested.
Speaker 4: It was like a vote of no confidence in LA.
Speaker 4: It was like, listen, you guys never do well during riots.
Speaker 4: It's always everybody's you know, looting, and we're just not
Speaker 4: going to wait for that.
Speaker 5: All right, you have RFK Jr.
Speaker 4: Again, this guy Health Secretary, and yesterday removed every member
Speaker 4: of a scientific committee that advises the US Center on
Speaker 4: Disease Control and Prevention on how to use vaccines, pledged
Speaker 4: to replace.
Speaker 5: Them with a room full of chips. No, with his
Speaker 5: own picks.
Speaker 2: Right, it's.
Speaker 1: I'm to be doing this one and this, you know,
Speaker 1: I would say normally it's a stunner, but it is not.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guy doesn't like vaccines, he's never liked vaccines.
Speaker 1: He's a vaccine conspiracist. He lied to the Senate on
Speaker 1: confirmation hearings. He got Bill Cassidy, who is a physician, to.
Speaker 2: Vote for him.
Speaker 1: Remember the vote was one person. I mean it went
Speaker 1: or I think it was two senators.
Speaker 2: He got the.
Speaker 1: Majority, got every Republican except one, and you got of
Speaker 1: course all then regrets what he know, and he got
Speaker 1: Cassidy to vote yes. And Cassidy is in an uproar.
Speaker 1: He flied straight out lied, I'm okay with vaccines. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to change anything. He's changing everything. Vaccines are
Speaker 1: going well.
Speaker 2: The CDC. This is recommendations.
Speaker 1: This is not you know, the government saying vaccines are illegal.
Speaker 1: It is the CDC recommendations.
Speaker 2: But it's big deal. It's a big deal.
Speaker 1: And insurance companies, how much they pay who they cover,
Speaker 1: it's no small deal.
Speaker 5: So because it's just going to give energy to.
Speaker 4: People who aren't necessarily the best equippedmentally, and they're like him,
Speaker 4: they're going to see this as a you know, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 1: Going to do more about this is seven twenty, because
Speaker 1: this is scary stuff, you know, and I've said before,
Speaker 1: you know, this issue with the transgender athletes, you know
Speaker 1: that's political. I mean, they're the number of transgender athletes
Speaker 1: that are in these championship events are in a couple
Speaker 1: of hundred across the country, a couple hundred. And that's
Speaker 1: what we're making this huge deal about. Okay, how long
Speaker 1: is that? How big does that have an effect on us?
Speaker 1: This one the vaccinations, This affects a lot of people
Speaker 1: in this country, a lot of people.
Speaker 2: So I'll talk more about that later on.
Speaker 3: Well, at least we're talking.
Speaker 6: High level delegations from the US and China have met
Speaker 6: again in London trying to come up with a deal
Speaker 6: on tariffs. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent,
Speaker 6: and Trade Representative Jameson Greer our meeting with the Chinese delegation.
Speaker 6: The talks could continue today. The two countries announced back
Speaker 6: in May after talking in Geneva, that they had agreed
Speaker 6: to a ninety day suspension of most of the one
Speaker 6: hundred percent plus tariffs that they had imposed on each
Speaker 6: other in the escalating trade war. US and China are
Speaker 6: the world's biggest and second biggest economies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, China is not going to move I don't think
Speaker 1: very much. Jijingping is the autocratic leader of China and
Speaker 1: he's drawing a line in this end, as is a
Speaker 1: President Trump, and it's not going to go It's not
Speaker 1: going to go away very quickly.
Speaker 2: It really isn't.
Speaker 1: I told you that in my business, and I keep
Speaker 1: on bringing it up because I'm caught up in the
Speaker 1: middle of this, So I'm dealing with this every single day.
Speaker 1: He removed Trump removed the one hundred and forty five
Speaker 1: percent tariff that we were going to be paying bringing
Speaker 1: in our cocwear from China.
Speaker 2: And so we were in pretty good shape.
Speaker 1: And then he imposed the fifty percent and that cumulative
Speaker 1: with the tariff on stainless steel, we're now at eighty
Speaker 1: two percent tariff is what my company has to pay
Speaker 1: Saviles in mind company, eighty two percent.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it used to be prior to
Speaker 2: all of this going on? Two percent?
Speaker 1: We used to pay two percent tariff on Chinese goods
Speaker 1: coming in and it's gone to eighty two percent.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, something's got to give.
Speaker 1: Something has to give on this one I'm looking at
Speaker 1: buying a new dishwasher. My dishwasher has gone south, and
Speaker 1: I'm saying we've got to buy it right now. It
Speaker 1: is steel, and if we wait two weeks, this thing
Speaker 1: may double in price. All right, maybe I'll just hire
Speaker 1: someone to wash the dishes. Oh, we can take care
Speaker 1: of a little bit of the immigration process problem as well,
Speaker 1: as you know.
Speaker 2: That's a great idea. Let me think that one over. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's take a break.
Speaker 1: You'll handle here, excuse me and the Morning Morning crew,
Speaker 1: and let's continue on more handle on the news with
Speaker 1: Amy and Neil and sometimes me.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry the morning moo moo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, corny moo, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Okay, Uh.
Speaker 4: This is a sad story, and I was surprised that
Speaker 4: it wasn't in the US. That's how bad things get.
Speaker 5: At least eight people were killed in a shooting at.
Speaker 4: A school, but in the Austrian city of Graz. This
Speaker 4: happened earlier today, obviously different time zone, and the suspected
Speaker 4: perpetrator also.
Speaker 5: Died, so said the city's mayor. Police said they believe
Speaker 5: the assailant acted alone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not a high school, so we don't know
Speaker 1: if it was a student. We don't know if someone
Speaker 1: from outside the community. So we're gonna get more word,
Speaker 1: but we don't get that Europe doesn't have these, I
Speaker 1: mean eight people dying, someone coming into a school, And
Speaker 1: you're right. I first read this and I thought, Okay,
Speaker 1: what city is this?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, why didn't we hear about it? And then when
Speaker 4: I saw that it was out of the country.
Speaker 6: Is someone else trying to mess with our food supply?
Speaker 6: That's a question. Now that a Chinese scientist has been
Speaker 6: arrested arrived in the US at the Detroit Airport and
Speaker 6: may have been involved in smuggling biological material. The scientist
Speaker 6: is accused of shipping biological material months ago to a
Speaker 6: staff at a lab at the University of Michigan. The
Speaker 6: FBI's court filing described it as a material related to
Speaker 6: certain worms that require a government permit. Actually it was her,
Speaker 6: not a heat Her shipments, including an envelope stuffed inside
Speaker 6: a book, were intercepted and opened by authorities. Now, the
Speaker 6: court filing doesn't say whether the FBI believes the biological
Speaker 6: material was risky, but they do say that smuggling risks
Speaker 6: our security, and you know there's ship there's rules for
Speaker 6: shipping biologically.
Speaker 1: And there are and this is a certainly violation, and
Speaker 1: it could be innocent. This is a woman, a scientists
Speaker 1: who was who had gotten a degree and was doing
Speaker 1: a year of graduate postgraduate studies at University of Michigan,
Speaker 1: and this is reported to be the worms were reported
Speaker 1: to be related.
Speaker 2: To her her work where she's going to do worms.
Speaker 2: I guess she's got she got a PhD in worms. Hey,
Speaker 2: you know what do Chinese eat worms? I know they
Speaker 2: eat some weird things.
Speaker 5: But weird things to you.
Speaker 4: But I'm sure they're looking at you, going, what the
Speaker 4: hell's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?
Speaker 2: I don't That's what I ask.
Speaker 1: I can't stand peanut butter and jelly sandwich. And I've
Speaker 1: never understood that.
Speaker 4: You know what, I've heard you say some of the
Speaker 4: most horrible things on the planet, as has Anne. I've
Speaker 4: never seen Anne react as intensely as she just did
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. You don't like peanut butter and jelly.
Speaker 1: I do not like peanut butter and jelly. Peanut butter
Speaker 1: and jelly, it's commendation. I'm not crazy about jelly. I
Speaker 1: don't like peanut butter The only peanut butter is good
Speaker 1: for is putting it on the dog's teeth and watching react.
Speaker 4: I will and I thought you were going in a
Speaker 4: totally different direction. And he deals with traffic for a living.
Speaker 5: Go there.
Speaker 1: No, it's a lot of fun watching aug react to
Speaker 1: peanut butter, you know, on dog's gums.
Speaker 2: That's entertaining, And that's good.
Speaker 5: That's good. I could have guns south all right.
Speaker 4: Twenty seven states and the District of Columbia filed a
Speaker 4: lawsuit and bankruptcy court seeking to block the sale of
Speaker 4: personal genetic data by twenty three and meters without customer consent. Now,
Speaker 4: this is the lawsuit that comes as a biotechnology company
Speaker 4: seeks the court's approval to buy this struggling firm. And
Speaker 4: everyone laughed at me, everyone that wanted to do this.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm not going to give my DNA freely
Speaker 4: to a to a group I know nothing about. And
Speaker 4: everybody's like, you're too sensitive. And now twenty three and me,
Speaker 4: as it goes down, your stuff is open for Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean it's you know, without your permission, they're selling it.
Speaker 1: I mean, now, I had no problem with you know,
Speaker 1: d with twenty three and meters getting my DNA because
Speaker 1: that's what you do. That's what they did, but then
Speaker 1: turnaround selling it as a matter of fact. I've been
Speaker 1: practicing to send my DNA to twenty three and me.
Speaker 4: For blood decades decade, like a swab in the cheap
Speaker 4: But that's it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you were an overachiever.
Speaker 2: We just need the I did all that for nothing.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, for a big well, it was your
Speaker 5: one a year.
Speaker 3: Dope.
Speaker 6: Former Orange County supervisor Andrew Doe has been sentenced to
Speaker 6: five years in federal prison for accepting more than half
Speaker 6: million dollars in bribes for directing and voting in favor
Speaker 6: of more than ten million dollars in COVID pandemic relief
Speaker 6: funds that went to a charity affiliated with one of
Speaker 6: his daughters. He resigned his office and agreed to plead
Speaker 6: guilty to a charge of conspiracy to commit bribery last year,
Speaker 6: and has a restitution hearing seth or August where he
Speaker 6: will be responsible for repaying the bribe money that he
Speaker 6: and his daughters received.
Speaker 2: Now, I interviewed Andrew Dough and.
Speaker 1: Actually got involved in his campaign, not actively supporting it,
Speaker 1: but sort of embedding myself in his campaign because he's
Speaker 1: Vietnamese national who came here and just a success story
Speaker 1: of this community. And he ran and won as Orange
Speaker 1: County a supervisor and he accepted. I mean, we're talking
Speaker 1: about tens of millions of dollars that he ripped off
Speaker 1: through this nonprofit that he ran for his family, for
Speaker 1: his friends. I mean it was their piggy bank, and
Speaker 1: this was supposed to help elderly people. All this money
Speaker 1: and it went into his pocket and his family's pocket,
Speaker 1: and his daughter bought his daughter worked for this nonprofit
Speaker 1: and got an insane salary and was able to buy
Speaker 1: a house with the money and just crazy.
Speaker 5: Get tagged first and then yeah, I think so a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they took the house.
Speaker 5: And why'd you like him so much?
Speaker 2: Because at the time he was he was a hell
Speaker 2: of a story.
Speaker 1: I thought it was one of those American success stories,
Speaker 1: coming from nothing to a successful business person to running
Speaker 1: for a public office, and it was just just someone
Speaker 1: I was interested in.
Speaker 2: And you know what can I tell you?
Speaker 5: You know it's Bill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's yeah, it's it's it is heartbreaking.
Speaker 1: And then the ripping off of people, the vulnerable people,
Speaker 1: not a big time investors. You lose money, it's you know,
Speaker 1: you lose money. But these are people that needed to eat.
Speaker 1: These are the elderly people that needed to support poor people.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy. All right, take a break, we'll come back.
Speaker 2: Just give me another nice day.
Speaker 1: I think today, Amy, I didn't listen to your weather
Speaker 1: report because I was preparing for the show.
Speaker 2: Was the temperature going to be like there?
Speaker 6: Well, it's going to be sunny and beautiful again by
Speaker 6: the afternoon after these June gloom clouds clear out. It's
Speaker 6: going to be like seventies at the beaches, eighties for
Speaker 6: the metro areas, and eighties and ninete.
Speaker 2: It's your basic weather report that you can do all
Speaker 2: year long.
Speaker 1: As cloudy in the cloudy in the morning, sunny in
Speaker 1: the afternoon. Okay, good enough, Back we go, as we
Speaker 1: finished handle on the news this Tuesday morning, A Neil, See,
Speaker 1: I didn't go Amy.
Speaker 2: Neil in me this time. I wanted to get a
Speaker 2: little bit off brand.
Speaker 5: Neil, Wow, you really threw us a curveball. Keeping it fresh.
Speaker 4: California sued the US Justice Department yesterday over its demand
Speaker 4: last week that local school districts banned transdent gender youth
Speaker 4: from competing in sports, arguing that the federal agency had
Speaker 4: overstepped its authority.
Speaker 5: Man, we're hearing that a lot in violation of both
Speaker 5: state and federal law.
Speaker 1: Yep, there's another one we have to look at now.
Speaker 1: Does this is an executive order? California has laws that
Speaker 1: allow or actually mandate that transgender students be allowed to
Speaker 1: participate in sports, transgender women participate in women's sports. The
Speaker 1: executive order issued by the president, how much validity does
Speaker 1: that have relative to California law.
Speaker 2: And that is the issue that's coming up.
Speaker 1: And again, exactly as you put it, this is this
Speaker 1: administration pushing the boundaries of presidential power, just pushing and
Speaker 1: pushing to see what flies.
Speaker 2: Fascinating stuff.
Speaker 6: To say the least, another star has gone out, Fly Stone,
Speaker 6: the head of Sly and the family.
Speaker 3: Stone has died.
Speaker 6: He had a long battle with COPD and some other
Speaker 6: underlying health issues. His family says he died peacefully in
Speaker 6: la He most famous there, his group most famously known
Speaker 6: for dance to the music and everyday people.
Speaker 3: He was eighty two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was truly an innovator. Understated too.
Speaker 1: It's if you notice, if you ever seen him perform
Speaker 1: just quiet, elegant music in the background, Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you ever see video? Well, I don't know how many
Speaker 1: people actually saw a concert of Sly I did not.
Speaker 2: By the way, Sly stands for do do do do
Speaker 2: do do Sylvester. I found that out yesterday.
Speaker 6: Somebody texted me yesterday and said, oh, Sylvester Stallone died.
Speaker 3: I said, no, sly Stone died.
Speaker 1: That's that's actually very funny, and so people are really
Speaker 1: up on the news like I am. But it came
Speaker 1: from a misspelling of his name by a classmate of
Speaker 1: his grade school, and he became Sly ever since then,
Speaker 1: I thought it was kind of neat.
Speaker 5: Well, I thought it was just a nickname for Sylvester.
Speaker 1: Well, it is, but it was because of a misspelling.
Speaker 1: Why don't we just lear because we can spend a
Speaker 1: lot of time talking about how Sylvester changes into names.
Speaker 4: More Food Scares, a major food distributor that supplies items
Speaker 4: for whole foods other grocers as well, hit with a
Speaker 4: cyber attack and it can impact the supply at some store.
Speaker 4: So you've got North American wholesaler distributor United Natural Foods
Speaker 4: said that June ninth, unauthorized activity in its system caused
Speaker 4: them to take some of the systems offline to protect them,
Speaker 4: and forensic experts and law enforcement are doing an investigation
Speaker 4: and they're going to see what's going on. But you know,
Speaker 4: some types of things are that's the stuff that causes
Speaker 4: major hay and whole food stores.
Speaker 1: The story talks about someone going into a whole food
Speaker 1: stores and it's empty shelves. And now this is kind
Speaker 1: of interesting because you pay a lot of money for
Speaker 1: anything from whole foods.
Speaker 2: Now you're paying a lot of money for no foods.
Speaker 2: That's how expensive whole foods.
Speaker 5: Whole Food's gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you still lose your whole paycheck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much. I just don't get how people can
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 1: There's a Gelston's near me, and I'll go up when
Speaker 1: I run out of milk or something that I have
Speaker 1: to grab really quickly, and then i see people with
Speaker 1: shopping carts loaded with goods and I'm thinking that's three
Speaker 1: hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Oh, but Gelson's. Gelson's has such a great vibe as well.
Speaker 4: It's clean, and they have one wonderful meats and everything
Speaker 4: in pro you.
Speaker 5: Don't have to.
Speaker 1: But and you don't have to worry about pickpockets on
Speaker 1: your way out because there's no money left to pickpocket.
Speaker 5: Can't beat quality.
Speaker 2: I think we're done, guys. That's it.
Speaker 6: You don't want to hear about the one thousand dollars
Speaker 6: bonus for Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, why not? Sure, let's do it all right.
Speaker 6: So, part of the big beautiful bill that we found
Speaker 6: out yesterday is that the government plans to give one
Speaker 6: thousand dollars to babies born between twenty twenty five and
Speaker 6: twenty twenty nine. The one thousand dollars goes into an
Speaker 6: account and they can get access to it when they
Speaker 6: turn eighteen, after it's been you know, tooling around on
Speaker 6: the stock market for eighteen years. They can use it
Speaker 6: for college, or they could use it to rent a
Speaker 6: place or house or start a business or whatever.
Speaker 2: By the way, this, yeah, this helps the deficit a lot.
Speaker 1: As the president's talking about cutting expenses. How many kids
Speaker 1: are going to be born between now and twenty twenty nine,
Speaker 1: Figure that one out at times one thousand dollars, Figure
Speaker 1: out what that how much that's going to cost. But
Speaker 1: it's not a bad idea, you know, it really is
Speaker 1: a head start for a kid. You know, there's real
Speaker 1: money there at the end of by the time that
Speaker 1: kid is eighteen. As you said, all right now we're done.
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