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Speaker 2: So if you want to have sex with Betty White
Speaker 2: and want to have a conversation with her, I'm listening. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think that her voice is used as part
Speaker 2: of this. I don't think she's one of those.
Speaker 3: Is this Betty White as the character Rose Golden Girls?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's a very good point too.
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Speaker 1: Here's Bill Handle. Good morning everybody. Bill Handle Here. It
Speaker 1: is a Thursday.
Speaker 2: Morning, May one, and for your communists out there today
Speaker 2: May Day International Workers Day, CONO. You have to play
Speaker 2: the Internacional which is the international anthem for workers around
Speaker 2: the world workers read communists, because that is a communist
Speaker 2: international anthem. Did you know that May one is a big,
Speaker 2: big deal around.
Speaker 1: The world for workers.
Speaker 2: All right, fair enough, I want to give you a
Speaker 2: little bit of a little factoid out there that want
Speaker 2: to start with one of those facts that people may
Speaker 2: or may not know, have no idea? All right, CONO,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning. Hey, you want to look up
Speaker 2: the international because that's kind of spandub bull victimsel the
Speaker 2: presh for the tyrant speak makes you want to paint
Speaker 2: your bedroom red, doesn't it? Okay, it's enough of that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know they're well. Actually it's usually just the musical version.
Speaker 3: That Monty python.
Speaker 1: Yes's usually it's not that doesn't have lyrics to it.
Speaker 2: It's just the music that's playing anyway, all right, Cono,
Speaker 2: good morning, Neil, good morning to you.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Will, there you go, Will, good morning. There you are,
Speaker 1: good morning. And Amy there you are, Hi, Hi, Happy
Speaker 1: may Day. And I don't know where Anne is.
Speaker 5: He's running around.
Speaker 1: She was just in here, yeah, putting the show. Oh
Speaker 1: there she is. H morning, Anne, good morning, good morning. Okay.
Speaker 2: A couple of things, A couple of sort of business things,
Speaker 2: kind of fun stuff. Oh, let me close the door here, okay,
Speaker 2: because I don't want to wake up Lindsay.
Speaker 4: Hang on, dude, you want to play that some more
Speaker 4: by Bomb Bom Candles Marching Music.
Speaker 3: First.
Speaker 1: Studio. Okay, excellent. I just went over there and stood
Speaker 1: up straight Ramrod.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm obviously at home today, so broadcasting from my house.
Speaker 1: Okay, who'd I say? Oh? And there you are? Good morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, So a little bit of business fun business, as
Speaker 2: you know, we're putting together June seventh, a dinner at
Speaker 2: the Anaheim White House where the food is just utterly
Speaker 2: spectacular and Bruno, of course it owns it created Catarina's Club,
Speaker 2: the charity feeds the kids. Were there on Pastaday or
Speaker 2: we have we broadcast Past Today, usually in December. So anyway,
Speaker 2: Anaheim White House dinner, destination, restaurant, phenomenal food, and we
Speaker 2: are inviting five people and a guest. All five have
Speaker 2: to agree on that one guest. No, that's not true.
Speaker 2: It's five plus one. So you get to bring someone
Speaker 2: with you. And we're trying to figure out how we
Speaker 2: get those five people. And Anne and I have been
Speaker 2: talking about it, and one of the things is, you know,
Speaker 2: someone writes in or you're right, you write in and
Speaker 2: what why you should go and suggested we do that
Speaker 2: on our callback line through the iHeart app.
Speaker 1: And we have to come up some rules. No sycophantic crap.
Speaker 2: We're not going to have a cabinet meeting where people
Speaker 2: tell me how great I am. Don't want to hear it, Okay,
Speaker 2: so that's off the table now. If you want to
Speaker 2: be obnoxious and rude and depraved and asked me questions aha,
Speaker 2: or ask us questions why you want to go? You
Speaker 2: got a good shot at it, And she, of course said, Bill,
Speaker 2: you're so self loathing, because I just, yeah, I am.
Speaker 1: I just don't like it.
Speaker 2: I was even mentioning that when I was honored enough
Speaker 2: to be inducted in the Radio Hall of Fame KF,
Speaker 2: I wanted to do something, some kind of party. No,
Speaker 2: not interested, couldn't care less, So it just went by you.
Speaker 4: You've found a way to talk about you being in
Speaker 4: the No, it's a.
Speaker 2: Way to say I don't care. It's yeah, thank you,
Speaker 2: Yes we're not.
Speaker 4: What about when you got your star on the Hollywood
Speaker 4: Walk thing you threw, you threw a.
Speaker 1: You threw a party.
Speaker 2: You threw a big party for me down at whatever
Speaker 2: club there was that gay club.
Speaker 3: You know where gay till you walked in.
Speaker 1: No, that's not true, that's not true.
Speaker 4: Let's see what else can you humble brag about this morning.
Speaker 3: Not familiar with the term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I do know. I am familiar.
Speaker 2: I just uh, you know, I just hit myself someplace
Speaker 2: and I'm starting to bleed. You know what the problem
Speaker 2: is is when you take I don't know, you know,
Speaker 2: when I take blood thinners because of you know, my
Speaker 2: heart thing and if I scratch, it's like I'm hemophilia.
Speaker 2: He might you know, Bill, what yesterday you said that
Speaker 2: I could interrupt when you're going places that you need
Speaker 2: to come back from. Okay, Okay, I'm a little tangentile anyway.
Speaker 2: So and what do you want to do? No, I
Speaker 2: understand that. But in terms of before we start handling
Speaker 2: the news, you know, it's Thursday, it's May first, International
Speaker 2: Workers Day?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, do.
Speaker 1: You want to put do you want to make a decision.
Speaker 1: We won't make a decision as to how we'll figure
Speaker 1: it out. Okay, that's it. Let's go ahead and we
Speaker 1: will do. Thank you for pulling uh you know us
Speaker 1: back into the show and you will not be doing that.
Speaker 2: Again ever ever ever. Okay, guys, I understand that was rhetorical. Okay,
Speaker 2: I didn't really mean it. Okay, guys, let's do it.
Speaker 2: It's time for handle on the news on this May
Speaker 2: first Workers Day with Amy Neil and Me lead story.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris finally went public her first big appearance regarding
Speaker 2: well two things one ripping into Donald Trump what a
Speaker 2: shocker and setting herself up for a run either for
Speaker 2: the governor governor's race here in California because Gavin Newsen
Speaker 2: has turned out, and or running again for presidency the presidency,
Speaker 2: which I don't think is going to happen, and ripped
Speaker 2: into the administration just to said, oh things, what does
Speaker 2: she say? It's an agenda regarding the Trump administration, a narrow,
Speaker 2: self serving vision of America where they punish truth tellers,
Speaker 2: favor loyalists, cash in on their power, leave everyone to
Speaker 2: fend for themselves, while abandoning allies and retreating from the world.
Speaker 1: And that is the good stuff she said.
Speaker 3: That was wow. Yeah, that article was edited to make her.
Speaker 5: It was a speech.
Speaker 1: It was a speech.
Speaker 4: Political is reporting on it, so handle. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 4: like she got nothing. I mean, didn't she have like
Speaker 4: seventy thousand or seventy million votes and change?
Speaker 1: Yeah she did. She did not like she No, she did.
Speaker 1: But it's it's fair to say. I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 1: a landslide for Donald Trump. You can't argue that.
Speaker 3: It was decisive. Absolutely it was.
Speaker 1: It was I think the word is he handily won.
Speaker 2: It wasn't razor thin like two votes difference as it
Speaker 2: was between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. When the first
Speaker 2: time out, when Biden actually won against Trump by just
Speaker 2: a little tiny bit.
Speaker 1: No, this was a this was a no issue.
Speaker 2: Trump won both the general and the electoral College, so
Speaker 2: you can't argue at that. So she did get seventy
Speaker 2: million votes, but you know what, that's the way it
Speaker 2: breaks down. JFK won with one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 2: votes out.
Speaker 1: Of Okay, now, thank you. I mean he won with nothing.
Speaker 1: He won to the point where Richard Nixon could have
Speaker 1: called for a week coount in two seconds, and to
Speaker 1: his credit, Nixon wouldn't do it.
Speaker 2: He said, I'm not going to put the country through this.
Speaker 2: And you have to give Nixon big, big kudos for
Speaker 2: this one, even though he should have gone to prison
Speaker 2: for obstruction of justice.
Speaker 5: All right, let's make a deal. Actually, the deal is done.
Speaker 6: The US and Ukraine have signed what has been called
Speaker 6: an economic partnership agreement that will give Washington access to
Speaker 6: Kiev's rare earth minerals in exchange for the US's continued
Speaker 6: support for Ukraine's efforts to fight back against Russia. The
Speaker 6: deal comes after weeks of intense negotiations and Treasury Secretary
Speaker 6: Scott Bescent said, the agreement signals clearly to Russia. Uh,
Speaker 6: the Trump administration is committed to a peace process centered
Speaker 6: on a free, sovereign, prosperous Ukraine over the long term.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was Putin did it because the President wanted
Speaker 2: peace and it looks like Putin is just getting lip
Speaker 2: service to peace with Ukraine. And the President realized, okay,
Speaker 2: and said, Putin doesn't look like he's going to go
Speaker 2: forward with any peace product and with any peace process.
Speaker 2: And the final straw is Putin refused to wear a
Speaker 2: Make America Great hat, and that did it.
Speaker 1: We're done.
Speaker 3: I thought you weren't allowed to sign a contract under.
Speaker 1: Duress, under your under your dress.
Speaker 4: Now, under duress isn't war duress?
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's going to enforce that?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: Where are you going to sue someone for the under
Speaker 1: duress concept?
Speaker 2: And you're right, you're allowed to see it. It's just
Speaker 2: not it's just not valid. It's not valid in any
Speaker 2: court under duress or coercion.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right.
Speaker 4: A bipartisan measure that sought to undo the sweeping tariffs
Speaker 4: their President Donald J. Trump has imposed on most countries
Speaker 4: that was earlier this month. Well, it failed. Yesterday, the
Speaker 4: vote ended in a tie forty ninety nine, with three Republicans, Senators.
Speaker 3: Rand Paul, Susan Collins and.
Speaker 4: Lisa Murkowski of Alaska joining all the Democrats. President, that's
Speaker 4: a keyword there, President, to support the resolution.
Speaker 2: Collins and Mkowski are the liberal Republicans and Ran Paul
Speaker 2: is just.
Speaker 1: The weirdest guy in the world. Yeah, he is.
Speaker 2: He believes in no deficits, and he's pissed off because
Speaker 2: we are, you know, a trillion something in deficit spending.
Speaker 1: Okay, So of course the Republicans are going to back
Speaker 1: up Trump no matter what. And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 1: The fact that man, no one knows what's happening at all, Savill.
Speaker 1: And every day you're on the phone about tariffs, what
Speaker 1: the hell do we do? And hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 1: other businesses are in exactly the same position. Article on
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal or New York Times about Apple,
Speaker 1: apple products, the.
Speaker 2: Phone, the iPhone. Man, they're screwed, they are screwed if
Speaker 2: a tariff goes against them, and right now said they're
Speaker 2: on hold, right now, okay, Yeah, eighty percent of iPhones
Speaker 2: are made in China. Eighty or ninety percent, and to
Speaker 2: make phones here in.
Speaker 1: The States is just crazy. Oh, just a quick point
Speaker 1: I want to make, because I was doing some research
Speaker 1: this morning. I asked the question, you know, I went
Speaker 1: to chat box or whatever the hell it is, and
Speaker 1: why is it really hard to make phones here? All right?
Speaker 2: Well, one of the things, you know, and Trump wants
Speaker 2: to move factories here for good jobs. All right, The
Speaker 2: average wage in the United States, let's say cars, Okay,
Speaker 2: the average wage for manufacturing the workers in car manufacturing
Speaker 2: is twenty bucks an hour, twenty one dollars an hour.
Speaker 2: Average wage in China it's between two and four dollars
Speaker 2: an hour. What do you think the cost is going
Speaker 2: to be of manufacturing all cars.
Speaker 1: In the United States?
Speaker 2: And that's across the board, So wages there are eighty
Speaker 2: percent of what wages are here.
Speaker 4: I've often wondered, And it's the same with India and
Speaker 4: the like. Yes, I've often wondered, why is it okay
Speaker 4: for if we wouldn't allow that in our own country,
Speaker 4: why would we say that it's okay to use basically
Speaker 4: slave labor.
Speaker 2: That is, well, what two dollars an hour in China's
Speaker 2: not slave labor? How about our KFI T shirts that
Speaker 2: are made in Pakistan.
Speaker 1: My kids making three cents an hour and they're eight
Speaker 1: years old.
Speaker 2: That's and you can't actually wear them on a hot
Speaker 2: day because if you sweat, the dye runs. Okay, moving
Speaker 2: on fake news.
Speaker 6: Something that well sort of survived the fire is a
Speaker 6: whole lot of guns. Cleanup crews at the sight of
Speaker 6: the Palisades fire say they found about five hundred guns
Speaker 6: and they've scooped them up and now they're trying to
Speaker 6: reunite them with their owners. So they need to find
Speaker 6: the serial numbers and all of that, which is an
Speaker 6: issue because most of the guns and rifles found in
Speaker 6: the ash were damaged. Stocks were burned away, the metals
Speaker 6: baked into a copper color, and that's from the photographs
Speaker 6: that we've seen. The guns are difficult to identify because
Speaker 6: of the damage. LAPD officials didn't say how many of
Speaker 6: the recovered firearms are still working, but they say, oh, come.
Speaker 3: You've got to shoot a gun that's been anneal and
Speaker 3: here's time.
Speaker 2: No, it's a big issue because we just got a
Speaker 2: notice from the NRA saying, no one's going to take
Speaker 2: away my melted gun that's now a lump lump of metal.
Speaker 1: I have a second Amendment right to that lump.
Speaker 3: Maybe they'll replace them out of the kindness of their heart.
Speaker 3: President Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump's first one hundred days are being looked at an office.
Speaker 4: There have been the worst says for the stock market
Speaker 4: since Richard Nixon's administration, with significant drops following is tariff announcement.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of yo yoing there, But according to Trump,
Speaker 4: it's all Joe Biden's fault. This is Biden's stock market,
Speaker 4: not Trump's. He posted on truth Social yesterday morning. I
Speaker 4: didn't take over until January twentieth. Tariffs will soon start
Speaker 4: kicking in, and companies are starting to move into the
Speaker 4: US in record numbers.
Speaker 3: You know, it's what was the saying the buck stops here?
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, well that was Terry Truman.
Speaker 4: But let me ask, you know, question the days just
Speaker 4: just say listen, this is gonna come out and say
Speaker 4: it's gonna take time.
Speaker 1: Can't well he did say that, but he can't take
Speaker 1: the blame for it.
Speaker 3: So I was quite to have it both ways. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, it's when things are good, it's a Trump economy,
Speaker 1: and when things are bad, it's a Biden economy.
Speaker 2: I have a question, how long is it Biden's fault?
Speaker 2: Is it another quarter? Is it another year if we
Speaker 2: go into recession U And he said tariffs have nothing
Speaker 2: to do with the economy shrinking.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Uh.
Speaker 2: And that may be true, by the way, because tariffs
Speaker 2: are only a month old. But we'll see what happens
Speaker 2: next quarter. We'll see what happens the quarter after that,
Speaker 2: and it will be it will be a it will
Speaker 2: be a Biden economy until the economy turns around.
Speaker 5: Just like with every other president there.
Speaker 1: No, that's not true.
Speaker 5: That's not true to only do that. Obama totally did that.
Speaker 1: Well, he fault, but he was but he was right,
Speaker 1: of course, but amy he was right.
Speaker 2: Obama inherited one of the worst economies that the United
Speaker 2: States has ever had. Inherited Trump ind a good economy.
Speaker 2: Unemployment was ridiculously low. Now, inflation was high, but it
Speaker 2: had already flattened out.
Speaker 1: But it was already baked in. That's the problem. That's
Speaker 1: the problem is just you know, own it and say
Speaker 1: it's going to be Ronald Reagan and say, hey, things
Speaker 1: are very tough. It's going to be worse before it
Speaker 1: gets better. That's all and Neil's right.
Speaker 5: I agree with you on that.
Speaker 6: I think that they should the day they take office
Speaker 6: they take responsibility.
Speaker 5: None of them do it.
Speaker 1: Uh. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 2: But when you inherit a good economy and during your
Speaker 2: h during your tenure, and the economy goes down, you
Speaker 2: can't go back and blame it. That you can't do
Speaker 2: when things are bad and you've if you inherited something
Speaker 2: like that. And Trump did not inherit the worst economy
Speaker 2: in the history of the United States, as he said,
Speaker 2: worse than the depression, worse than the recession. It was
Speaker 2: the worst economy in US history.
Speaker 1: And so that's what he inherit, which is just not true.
Speaker 4: Just not trying new things, just you know, being a disruptor.
Speaker 4: I will back up experimenting. I'm all good for that.
Speaker 1: I have no problem.
Speaker 4: You gotta be able to come out and say, hey, listen,
Speaker 4: this stuff.
Speaker 3: Some of it's gonna stick, some of it's not.
Speaker 1: I couldn't. I couldn't agree more. FDR did exactly that.
Speaker 2: He changed everything. But FDR did inherit the depression. He did,
Speaker 2: oh absolutely. And there's the difference. There is the difference.
Speaker 2: Prices are half of what they were. That's not true.
Speaker 2: Inflation has disappeared, that's not true. That's simply not true.
Speaker 2: So you know, we'll we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: The worst thing every time I go to Ann and
Speaker 4: I'm like, handle is being an ass, She's like, sorry,
Speaker 4: that's Michelle's.
Speaker 3: That's Michelle's. That was during her term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, problem right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I I don't have a problem
Speaker 2: with Trump saying we have to shake things up. I
Speaker 2: have no problem with that because he's right, terriff situation
Speaker 2: is totally unfair of the United States.
Speaker 1: But do you do it with a do you do it.
Speaker 2: With a tractor and mow down everything in front of you?
Speaker 1: That is the problem.
Speaker 4: I will want him to back it up with you
Speaker 4: know what, I'm trying different things, and this is gonna hurt,
Speaker 4: And yeah, how many but the stock market's emotional period, of.
Speaker 1: Course it is, But how many Let me ask you something,
Speaker 1: how many hundreds of thousands of businesses are going to
Speaker 1: go out of business because of this? That's more than
Speaker 1: just it's going to get We have to live through it.
Speaker 1: That's one.
Speaker 2: And because they you can't manufacture anything, you can't buy
Speaker 2: anything made in China, anymore, prices are going to explode.
Speaker 2: Here explode and we're being told, oh, no, prices will
Speaker 2: go down. Wait a minute, prices going up means prices
Speaker 2: are going down. That is the problem. And I'm seeing
Speaker 2: that is it? Fundamentally? I think Trump it is right
Speaker 2: in many ways. Now, the DEI stuff and all that,
Speaker 2: I think he's crazy. And with the borders, I think
Speaker 2: he's nuts because he's making it so important. I mean,
Speaker 2: how many people have lost their job because of illegal
Speaker 2: aliens coming in?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 2: And then you have you know, illegal aliens killing someone
Speaker 2: and if we had a good border, no one would
Speaker 2: have died.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, you've got thirty thousand.
Speaker 2: Deaths every year because of gun violence, and how many
Speaker 2: of those are illegal aliens who carry those guns.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we're going to go on and continue on.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: So a story came out in the Wall Street Journal
Speaker 4: saying that Tesla, with all the craziness that is going
Speaker 4: on there, that the stock is seeing, you know all
Speaker 4: these that About a month ago they said that the
Speaker 4: Elon with Elon Musk being at the White House and everything,
Speaker 4: they were looking for a new CEO.
Speaker 3: While you had the.
Speaker 4: Current chair, Robin Denholm coming out and signed a post
Speaker 4: on x Tesla's account there saying this is absolutely false,
Speaker 4: claiming that this was communicated to the media before the
Speaker 4: report was even published. Of course, now Elon Musk is
Speaker 4: tearing them apart. Hard to tell what's what. You've got
Speaker 4: one eye, you know, So it's something we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to wait and see how it plays out.
Speaker 5: Amy surprised this doesn't happen more often.
Speaker 6: A fan has fallen from the stands onto the field
Speaker 6: at the Pirates game they were hosting the Cubs, and
Speaker 6: the fan fell about twenty one feet from the right
Speaker 6: field bleachers onto the field. He was taken to the
Speaker 6: hospital play stop for about ten minutes, players visibly shaken,
Speaker 6: and yeah, I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these people bend over, But what was he going?
Speaker 6: For?
Speaker 1: A foul ball and we don't know or a home run.
Speaker 6: The fan fell over the railing as Andrew McCutcheon's hit
Speaker 6: in the seventh inning bounced through the left side of
Speaker 6: the Cubs infield, then was deflected into shallow.
Speaker 1: Right so he reached for it. I guess.
Speaker 6: It was the right field stands. I didn't I saw
Speaker 6: the aftermath of it. So I didn't see it, but
Speaker 6: maybe he was but fell twenty one feet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's on grass, so he was on the track. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Hattie fall Well was on the track, So it wasn't
Speaker 2: on the grass.
Speaker 5: Okay, there's a track around them, Okay, back side of
Speaker 5: the field.
Speaker 1: So we don't we don't beat the bottom lines. We
Speaker 1: don't know how injured the fan is. But he's still alive.
Speaker 5: Yes, he was still tell you the hospital.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk about someone who is not still alive.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I.
Speaker 4: See your crazy fall story, and I raise you a
Speaker 4: crazy fall story. John Elway's former agent, has died several
Speaker 4: days after falling from a golf cart driven by the
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame quarterback and Lakina. This is according to
Speaker 4: local TV news station and the Riverside County Corners Office.
Speaker 3: This all has to do.
Speaker 4: This incident occurred the Saturday and he was He and
Speaker 4: Elway were leaving an after party for Stage Coach. Of course,
Speaker 4: Stage Coach is what comes in after Coachella, a big
Speaker 4: country concert festival, popular festival that goes on there at
Speaker 4: Empire Polo Club. So Elway was reportedly at the wheel
Speaker 4: of the golf cart, but added there was no indication
Speaker 4: that he was driving negligation.
Speaker 3: Negligently, it's just.
Speaker 1: A horrible accent perb.
Speaker 2: Someone falls off and hits his head and dives. I mean,
Speaker 2: it happens. I'm assuming all the time. But it's just
Speaker 2: that the personalities here are so public that that's what happened.
Speaker 5: So Apple did something rotten.
Speaker 6: It violated a US court order requiring the iPhone maker
Speaker 6: to allow more competition for its app downloads and payment
Speaker 6: method methods. Of course, makes a lot of money in
Speaker 6: the app store. A judge said Apple's continued efforts to
Speaker 6: interfere with competition will not be tolerated. She said, this
Speaker 6: is an injunction, not a negotiation. There are no do overs.
Speaker 6: Epic accused Apple. Epic is the who is Epic?
Speaker 5: Right? Whatever?
Speaker 6: Apple was accused of stifling competition for Apple download or
Speaker 6: app downloads and then overcharging commissions for in app purchases.
Speaker 2: How unusual, you know, big tech accused of doing something wrong.
Speaker 3: Epic is a games company.
Speaker 5: E here we go.
Speaker 4: Ford CEO Jim Farley announced Wednesday on CNN that the
Speaker 4: automaker is extending that employee pricing. We heard a lot
Speaker 4: about offered to car buyers for another month. They're going
Speaker 4: to go through July four. Everybody salute to encourage sales
Speaker 4: to consumers that are obviously nervous about raising prices, the
Speaker 4: tariffs and all of that. But Farley also made a
Speaker 4: statement saying, hey, Ford, prices.
Speaker 3: You know could go up after that. We don't know there, Yeah,
Speaker 3: no one know an eye on the market.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: By the way, what is employee pricing when there are
Speaker 2: no employees anymore?
Speaker 1: And I don't know the answer to that. I'm sorry, Amy.
Speaker 6: The toxic algae bloom is too much for some of
Speaker 6: the lifeguards to handle.
Speaker 5: Spencer Parker's a lifeguard.
Speaker 6: He said he's never seen so many dolphins strandings in
Speaker 6: his more than twenty years as an LA County lifeguard.
Speaker 6: Since he started in two thousand and two. He said
Speaker 6: he's seen two, but then in just the last two
Speaker 6: weeks there have been Ford. Of course, the dolphins and
Speaker 6: sea lions and whales are being infected by this toxic
Speaker 6: algae bloom and it's becoming toxic neurologically to them, like
Speaker 6: sea lions are attacking people and then they they they
Speaker 6: can't treat them and they end up dying, and it's
Speaker 6: really traumatic for the lifeguards to see all these animals washing.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't know, is this climate change that's causing
Speaker 2: this particular level of algae bloom.
Speaker 1: We haven't heard, but I'm willing. I'm willing to guess
Speaker 1: that it is that has something.
Speaker 3: I thought that was the statement that was made.
Speaker 2: Oh was it that it was climate change that caused
Speaker 2: the algae boom bloom?
Speaker 5: No, the algae blooms happen very right to this level. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's pretty severe.
Speaker 2: Okay blooms or yes, we are done. KFI A M sixty.
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