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Speaker 1: It is a Thursday morning, November seventh. We're getting more news.
Speaker 2: About President President elect Trump and what he's going to do.
Speaker 1: We're going to be talking to Joel large.
Speaker 2: Guard a little bit later on and Blake Trolley at
Speaker 2: the fire and awaiting the press conference where the current
Speaker 2: president Joe Biden is going to be giving remarks after
Speaker 2: the Trump win. And what would we expect, by the way,
Speaker 2: as soon as he starts, because he was supposed to
Speaker 2: start at eight o'clock, and now it's what eight oh eight,
Speaker 2: eight six, eight oh seven.
Speaker 1: I'm very bad with the time here.
Speaker 3: They're very bad with the time.
Speaker 4: Bill.
Speaker 2: They seem to be very bad with the time. Also,
Speaker 2: remember George W. Bush Ben he would be to the second.
Speaker 2: You can set your watch to when he started. In
Speaker 2: any case, as soon as the president goes up to
Speaker 2: the podium, we'll go ahead and cut right to him.
Speaker 2: So he is going to address the nation following the victory.
Speaker 2: And until four months ago, Biden was seeking the re
Speaker 2: election and that turned around, and.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened.
Speaker 2: He decided in July Okay, I'm out, I'm done. Under
Speaker 2: intense pressure, he did not decide. He caved to the pressure,
Speaker 2: especially after that disastrous.
Speaker 1: Debate with Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Now, we just heard a report by Amy who quoted
Speaker 2: Andrew Yang, who was a former presidential candidate on the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party who later endorsed Kamala Harris, and he said,
Speaker 2: had Kamala Harris been nominated in January where Biden, when
Speaker 2: Biden should have dropped out instead of with all the
Speaker 2: Hubers in the world deciding who was going to run again,
Speaker 2: because people don't drop out when what you president, you
Speaker 2: want to stay president. Had Biden decided in January, the
Speaker 2: outcome might very well have been different.
Speaker 1: No, the outcome would not have been different.
Speaker 2: As I talked about in the last two segments that
Speaker 2: the Kamala Harrison, the Democrats were not running against a Republican,
Speaker 2: They were not running against a political figure. They were
Speaker 2: running against Donald Trump. Now, I know in politics you
Speaker 2: do run against an individual who's representing the party or
Speaker 2: running for president for under policy platforms whatever. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: has no policy. He was not elected on any issues.
Speaker 2: Now there's the issue of inflation, which affected everybody. Well,
Speaker 2: bottom line, I think if it was anybody else Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: I think the election would have gone the other way.
Speaker 1: Same thing happened in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: The worst Democratic candidate that the Democrats could have put forward,
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton, the worst Republican that the Republicans could have
Speaker 2: put forward, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It was both at the bottom.
Speaker 2: And here I'm not going to say that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is the worst. I think Kamala Harris has the credentials.
Speaker 2: I mean when you look at her as a Senate
Speaker 2: at attorney general, a prosecutor, a state attorney general, prosecutor,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean there's credentials there.
Speaker 1: There's no question about that.
Speaker 2: And I think she had the capability. I don't have
Speaker 2: a problem with that. I think she has the wherewithal.
Speaker 2: I think she had the personality. I think she had
Speaker 2: the chops to go out and campaign. Clearly, you could
Speaker 2: see that she had a great smile. I mean, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's smile is it's about as rictus as you can get,
Speaker 2: isn't it doesn't Donald Trump's smile look like he is
Speaker 2: in a coffin and the mortician is making him smile.
Speaker 1: But the point is.
Speaker 2: She ran against Donald Trump and Donald Trump today in
Speaker 2: this Ay and age. Not because he's a Republican, not
Speaker 2: because of his campaign, not because he talked about inflation
Speaker 2: that was to an extent, not he talked about immigration
Speaker 2: to an extent, but mainly.
Speaker 1: Because he is Donald Trump. As I said.
Speaker 2: Before, So he the current president, said that he spoke
Speaker 2: yesterday with Trump, congratulating Trump, inviting Trump to a meeting
Speaker 2: at the heighth White House.
Speaker 1: Which is traditional.
Speaker 2: By the way, Trump did not do the reverse when
Speaker 2: he lost to Joe Biden and inviting him, and this
Speaker 2: is going to happen. The two of them, They'll have breakfast.
Speaker 2: This is traditional. They have breakfast at the White House.
Speaker 2: They then go down the steps, get into a limousine
Speaker 2: and drive together to the inauguration and Joe Biden sits
Speaker 2: in the audience up on the stage as the next
Speaker 2: president gets sworn in, which.
Speaker 1: If memory serves, did Donald Trump do that. He did not.
Speaker 1: When Biden was elected, He got the hell out of Dodge.
Speaker 1: We didn't know if he was going to leave the
Speaker 1: White House. He didn't say whether he was going to
Speaker 1: leave the White House.
Speaker 2: And a peaceful transition of power, and Biden and Harris
Speaker 2: both have push push pushed that we are going to
Speaker 2: have a transition, a peaceful transition of power, because this
Speaker 2: is America.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: We are awaiting the president to speak to the nation
Speaker 2: about the Trump win and the Harris loss. And he
Speaker 2: should be up momentarily, and we will cut my conversation
Speaker 2: with you immediately upon the start of his remarks, much
Speaker 2: like my conversation is cut immediately when Amy talks or
Speaker 2: Ann interrupts or whatever. All Right, while we're waiting, he
Speaker 2: is going to talk about Kamala Harris. And this morning
Speaker 2: we talked about her speech yesterday and it was described
Speaker 2: as gracious, it was described as I guess, compassionate, but
Speaker 2: the zingers that came through in a left handed way, well,
Speaker 2: not even so much in a left handed way.
Speaker 1: She basically accused him of.
Speaker 2: Well trying to ride the election of Biden, trying to
Speaker 2: undermine democracy, talking about the peaceful transfer of power in
Speaker 2: which there was some real doubt when Joe Biden took
Speaker 2: the presidency. Joe Biden was elected against Donald Trump the
Speaker 2: first time out, and basically just made herself a very
Speaker 2: different politician, made herself a very different candidate than this president,
Speaker 2: this president elect. And as I have said, and I
Speaker 2: have reiterated, it this morning. This is just one weird,
Speaker 2: weird presidency. One of the things, for example, the president
Speaker 2: elect has vowed to fire Jack Smith, the special prosecutor,
Speaker 2: the second he becomes the president, the second he has
Speaker 2: sworn in. As his hand comes down after the swearing
Speaker 2: in ceremony, there will be a document waiting for him
Speaker 2: and a pen handed to him, in which he will
Speaker 2: fire Jack Smith, a special prosecutor. And then the second
Speaker 2: signature will be to order the Justice Department to drop
Speaker 2: all the cases against him, all the federal cases against him.
Speaker 1: And the third document that.
Speaker 2: Will be up there will be a pardon of all
Speaker 2: the January sixth And I'm going to put this in
Speaker 2: quotes patriots who in fact assembled peacefully to try to
Speaker 2: uphold the Constitution in not certifying Joe Biden's election. And
Speaker 2: that's going to happen virtually immediately. Now can he do
Speaker 2: all of that?
Speaker 1: Of course he can.
Speaker 2: He is the president and it's all under his powers
Speaker 2: as the executive Well, Jack Smith is not waiting. Jack Smith,
Speaker 2: You're not going to fire me.
Speaker 1: I'm going to quit.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what he is doing. He has already
Speaker 2: made plans to wrap it up. Now you think he
Speaker 2: just walks away and you think they just drop it.
Speaker 2: There is a process there by which a federal case
Speaker 2: is dropped. The only thing that is sort of up
Speaker 2: in the air is the punishment ahead of him. That
Speaker 2: he was convicted of the payoff money to Stormy Daniels.
Speaker 2: That was a conviction, and so he is about to
Speaker 2: be this month, the end of this month, he is going.
Speaker 1: To be sentenced.
Speaker 2: That is going to be fascinating. That is going to
Speaker 2: be fun to look at. Why, well, have you ever
Speaker 2: seen a president Well, first of all, a candidate being
Speaker 2: convicted of a crime, A candidate who was president of
Speaker 2: the United States convicted of a crime. A judge who
Speaker 2: is going to sentence the president, well, president elect of
Speaker 2: a crime.
Speaker 1: And what's going to happen? Well, I mean, is he
Speaker 1: going to see jail time? I don't think he.
Speaker 2: Is going to govern the country from the inside of
Speaker 2: a cell. I don't think that's going to happen. So
Speaker 2: will be there some kind of probation.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Does the president as president call a probation officer and
Speaker 2: check in, telling him where he is living, what he
Speaker 2: is doing, working, looking for gainful employment. No one has
Speaker 2: any idea. And then you have lawyers for Trump that
Speaker 2: are moving into court and are asking for some kind
Speaker 2: of immunity.
Speaker 1: Except I don't know where that's going to go.
Speaker 2: Why is that Because all of this happened while he
Speaker 2: was a candidate. It is well, as I said this,
Speaker 2: this guy is so unique, so incredibly unique. Remember, he
Speaker 2: was convicted on thirty four counts of falsifying business records
Speaker 2: to cover up the hush money payment made to Stormy Daniels,
Speaker 2: who alleged the prior affair with the President elect. Of
Speaker 2: course he denies the affair. Is there anybody out there?
Speaker 2: Is there anybody out there that doesn't believe that, in fact,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is a womanizer.
Speaker 5: Redeaturing the rose garden at the White House destination?
Speaker 1: All right, so we can stop listening to me. I
Speaker 1: can stop listening to me.
Speaker 4: Perfect, thank you, perfect, thank you, thank you, thank you, please,
Speaker 4: thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's good to see you all, particularly good to see
Speaker 6: my granddaughter sitting in the front row here at beIN Hawaii, Honey.
Speaker 6: For over two hundred years, America has carried out the
Speaker 6: greatest experiment in self government and history of the world.
Speaker 6: And that's not hyperbole. That's a fact were the people.
Speaker 6: The people vote and choose their own leaders, and they
Speaker 6: do it peacefully, and we're in a democracy.
Speaker 3: The will of the people always prevails. Yesterday I spoke
Speaker 3: with President.
Speaker 6: Elect Trump to congratulate him on his victory, and I
Speaker 6: assured him I direct my entire administration to work with
Speaker 6: his team to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition.
Speaker 3: That's what the American people deserve.
Speaker 6: Yesterday I also spoke with Vice President Harris. She's been
Speaker 6: a partner and a public servant. She ran an inspiring
Speaker 6: campaign and everyone got to see something that I learned
Speaker 6: early on to respect so much her character. She has
Speaker 6: a backbone like a ramrod. She has great character, true character.
Speaker 6: She gave her whole heart and effort, and she and
Speaker 6: her entire team should be proud of the campaign they ran.
Speaker 6: You know, the struggle for the soul of America since
Speaker 6: our very founding has always been an ongoing debate and
Speaker 6: still vital today. I know for some people it's a
Speaker 6: time for victory to state the obvious.
Speaker 3: For others, it's a time of loss.
Speaker 6: Campaigns your contest of competing visions, the country chooses one
Speaker 6: or the other. We accept the choice the country made.
Speaker 6: I've said many times, you can't love your country only
Speaker 6: when you win. You can't love your neighbor only when
Speaker 6: you agree something. I hope we can do no matter
Speaker 6: who you voted for, they see each other not as adversaries,
Speaker 6: but as fellow Americans.
Speaker 3: Bring down the temperature.
Speaker 6: I also hope we can later rest the question about
Speaker 6: the integrity of the American electoral system. It is honest,
Speaker 6: it is fair, and it is transparent, and it can
Speaker 6: be trusted, win or lose.
Speaker 3: I also hope we.
Speaker 6: Can restore the respect for all our election workers who
Speaker 6: busted their necks and took risks at the outset. We
Speaker 6: should thank them, thank them for staffing voting sites, counting
Speaker 6: the votes, protecting the very integrity of the election. Any
Speaker 6: of them are volunteers who do it simply out of
Speaker 6: love for their country and as they did as they
Speaker 6: did their duty as citizens. I will do my duty
Speaker 6: as president. I'll fulfill my oath and I wanted the Constitution.
Speaker 6: On January twentieth, we'll have a peaceful transfer of power
Speaker 6: here in America to all our incredible staff, supporters, cabinet members,
Speaker 6: all the people who have been hanging out with me
Speaker 6: for the last four years. God love you, as my
Speaker 6: mother would say, thank you so much. You put so
Speaker 6: much into the past four years. I know it's a
Speaker 6: difficult time.
Speaker 3: You're hurting.
Speaker 6: I hear you, and I see you. But don't forget.
Speaker 6: Don't forget all the we accomplished. It's been an historic presidency,
Speaker 6: not because I'm president, because what we've done, what you've done,
Speaker 6: a presidency for all Americans. Much of the work we've
Speaker 6: done is already being felt by an American people. If
Speaker 6: the vast majority of it will not be felt, we
Speaker 6: felt over the next ten years, we have it. We
Speaker 6: have legislation we passed. It's just only now just really
Speaker 6: kicking in. We're going to see over trillion dollars worth
Speaker 6: of infrastructure work done, changing people's lives and rural communities
Speaker 6: and communities that are in real difficulty because it takes
Speaker 6: time to get it done, and so much more. It's
Speaker 6: going to take time, but it's there. The road ahead
Speaker 6: is clear, assuming we sustain it. There's so much, so
Speaker 6: much we can get done and will get done based
Speaker 6: the way the legislation will passed, and it's truly historic.
Speaker 6: You know, we're leaving behind the strongest economy in the world.
Speaker 6: I know people are still hurting, but things are changing rapidly.
Speaker 3: Together, we've changed America for the better.
Speaker 6: Now we have seventy four days to finish the term,
Speaker 6: our term. Let's make every day count. That's the responsibility
Speaker 6: we have to the American people. Look, folks, you all
Speaker 6: know it in their lives. Setbacks are unavoidable, but giving
Speaker 6: up is unforgivable.
Speaker 3: Setbacks are unavoidable. Giving up is unforgivable.
Speaker 6: We all get knocked down, But the measure of our characters,
Speaker 6: my dad would say, is how quickly we get back up. Remember,
Speaker 6: a defeat does.
Speaker 3: Not mean we are defeated. We lost this battle.
Speaker 6: America of your dreams is calling for you to get
Speaker 6: back up. That's the story of America for over two
Speaker 6: hundred and forty years and counting. It's a story for
Speaker 6: all of us, not just some of us. The American
Speaker 6: experiment and doors. We're going to be okay, but we
Speaker 6: need to stay engaged.
Speaker 1: We need to.
Speaker 6: Keep going, and above all, we need to keep the faith.
Speaker 6: So proud to have worked with all of you. I
Speaker 6: really mean it, I sincerely mean it. God bless you all,
Speaker 6: God bless America and May God protect our troops. Thank you,
Speaker 6: thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: An extraordinary thing just happened. A few minutes ago. President
Speaker 1: Biden addressed the nation.
Speaker 2: Usually whenever there is a win, the candidates.
Speaker 1: Are the ones that address the nation.
Speaker 2: The winner addresses the nation, usually at the party that headquarters.
Speaker 2: The loser addresses usually at headquarters and concedes and says
Speaker 2: the usual, It's been a great fight, and now we
Speaker 2: have to unify, and he's our president.
Speaker 1: Yata. This did not happen.
Speaker 2: President Biden came up and ripped into President elect Trump,
Speaker 2: now not specifically, not face on or head on. What
Speaker 2: he talked about was the peaceful transfer of power. He
Speaker 2: mentioned that several times, obviously in relation to the last
Speaker 2: time when Donald Trump won the presidency, and it was
Speaker 2: a real issue as to the peaceful transfer of power,
Speaker 2: because Trump had said, first of all, you would never
Speaker 2: even concede having lost to this day.
Speaker 1: Second of all, he was not there.
Speaker 2: If you don't, if Biden didn't win, why would you concede,
Speaker 2: Why would you talk about the peaceful transfer of power?
Speaker 1: Based on what Trump believes.
Speaker 2: I understand not being there at the White House, getting
Speaker 2: on a plane and bailing out.
Speaker 1: And totally different.
Speaker 2: So Biden talks about the peaceful transfer of power.
Speaker 1: This is what the Constitution is about.
Speaker 2: One of the things that I talked about, and that
Speaker 2: is as much as I didn't want Donald Trump to
Speaker 2: win the presidency, there was a part of me that
Speaker 2: did want Donald Trump to win the presidency.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you why, because.
Speaker 2: There was all the lawsuits had already been filed, and
Speaker 2: there was going to be half a civil war if
Speaker 2: Donald Trump lost this selection. I don't think it would
Speaker 2: have been a civil war that was fighting. I don't
Speaker 2: think you would have seen arms, but I think you
Speaker 2: would have seen an outrage and a group of Americans
Speaker 2: so outraged not recognizing the win. Again, as Donald Trump
Speaker 2: had said, if I don't win, it is rigged. You're
Speaker 2: not seeing the Democrats say that, and we don't have
Speaker 2: to worry about rigging accusations. All those lawsuits will be dismissed. Now,
Speaker 2: there's some real downsides Trump being president. The one that
Speaker 2: actually bothers me almost the most is those insurgentists, those
Speaker 2: insurgents who overran the Capitol are going to walk. That
Speaker 2: one really bothers me. The attack on the Capitol is,
Speaker 2: according to Trump, was a patriotic act by patriots.
Speaker 1: Upholding the constitution. That one's a tough one for me
Speaker 1: to accept.
Speaker 2: The policy stuff, you know, it happens, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: I get it with the tariffs and all that. That's
Speaker 2: that's his view, and that's the president's view, and I'm
Speaker 2: fine with that.
Speaker 1: Not fine, but I'm you know, that's who he is.
Speaker 1: But the overrunning of the Capitol was a problem.
Speaker 2: So what we have done is we've dodged the bullet
Speaker 2: of once again denying that there was a fair and
Speaker 2: free election, except this time it was going to be
Speaker 2: even worse.
Speaker 1: This time.
Speaker 2: I think the outrage of the Trump loss would have
Speaker 2: gone beyond anything we've imagined.
Speaker 1: And I had said I was pretty scared.
Speaker 2: But we don't have to worry about that because Trump
Speaker 2: won and we don't have to worry about a fair
Speaker 2: and free election. We don't have to worry about the
Speaker 2: accusation of rigging, none of that. And as I said,
Speaker 2: we've dodged the bullet. So that is the benefit. I
Speaker 2: think a real benefit is sort of a left handed
Speaker 2: way that Donald Trump president elect. Donald Trump has won
Speaker 2: and on January twentieth, we are going to have a
Speaker 2: new President, who, as he said, literally, the first thing
Speaker 2: he is going to do as his hand goes down
Speaker 2: from swearing being sworn in, is signed an executive order
Speaker 2: deporting eleven million people. That was going to be kind
Speaker 2: of interesting. And other executive actions are going to happen
Speaker 2: Day one. All right, now, there is a fire going on,
Speaker 2: Mountain Fire in Ventura County, and I was made the
Speaker 2: national news last night, and it was big time. When
Speaker 2: a fire in southern California makes the national news, you
Speaker 2: know it's a big fire. This was a big is
Speaker 2: a big fire. It's the Mountain fire. As I was
Speaker 2: watching the I was watching TV and they were showing
Speaker 2: video with the fire. The flames were going sideways, the
Speaker 2: wind was blowing so hard. Blake Trolley, KFI reporter is there. Blake,
Speaker 2: good morning and tell us what's going on.
Speaker 7: Well, first and foremost, give me one second, Bill, I'm
Speaker 7: having some audio issues. First and foremost. I think the
Speaker 7: one thing that we need to address with this fire
Speaker 7: is just the level in which you're describing those winds.
Speaker 7: They had gus of up to eighty miles per hour yesterday.
Speaker 7: Those gus continue this morning. We're told up to forty
Speaker 7: miles per hour, and they're expected through at least this afternoon. Now,
Speaker 7: this fire started between Somus and More Park. This is
Speaker 7: just kind of northeast of Camrio, you will. It began
Speaker 7: burning in some hillsides. It immediately hit brush. It also
Speaker 7: hit agriculture. So when I showed up to the fire
Speaker 7: yesterday about a couple hours into it burning, it was
Speaker 7: burning in hills just above some citrus groves. There's almost
Speaker 7: no way it did not hit those citrus groves. And
Speaker 7: as you mentioned, there has been a loss of homes.
Speaker 7: I'm hearing numbers of up to fifty. But officials yesterday
Speaker 7: told us it was just too dangerous for them to
Speaker 7: essentially conduct account. So with that, they're anticipating account this morning.
Speaker 7: They're supposed to give us an update in an hour.
Speaker 7: I'm curious if we'll actually get a number of those structures.
Speaker 7: One of the issues with this fire again and we
Speaker 7: just have to hone this in, is the wind. This
Speaker 7: wind was whipping yesterday when we got here, it sent
Speaker 7: that fire moving fast. Firefighters really had to take a
Speaker 7: priority of getting people out of their homes and to safety.
Speaker 7: They said at some points they had to stop what
Speaker 7: they were doing to get people who were trapped inside
Speaker 7: their homes back to safety. We saw this playout in
Speaker 7: video yesterday. We saw a video of one woman. She
Speaker 7: was in a wheelchair. Deputies are trying to get her out.
Speaker 7: You see that orange, smoky air through this just blowing
Speaker 7: through the area. It was a very intense scene throughout
Speaker 7: the night last night. Air crews were dropping water, they
Speaker 7: were dropping retardant. That was a challenge initially with this fire.
Speaker 7: Keep in mind, when you have winds like this, this
Speaker 7: becomes very challenging for aircraft. So we were told yesterday
Speaker 7: they did a survey and decided it was just too
Speaker 7: dangerous initially to get those fixed wing aircraft in there
Speaker 7: to do those drops. They were able to do some
Speaker 7: drops last night, and again this fire burning more than
Speaker 7: fourteen thousand acres. Were supposed to get an update here
Speaker 7: the next hour.
Speaker 1: It's going quick.
Speaker 2: Do they have any idea as to how the fire started? No.
Speaker 7: Reporters that asked about that yesterday and the answer was, look,
Speaker 7: we're just trying to put this thing out right now.
Speaker 7: We're trying to keep people safe and then we will
Speaker 7: address that portion of them.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Blake going to be there probably most
Speaker 2: of the day reporting and it's hopefully it's becomes well,
Speaker 2: it's not going to be contained today.
Speaker 1: How quickly is it moving right now?
Speaker 7: It's hard to say how quickly it's moving right now
Speaker 7: because we haven't really gotten much of an up acreage
Speaker 7: update since last night. But what I could tell you
Speaker 7: is that last night or yesterday, really this fire went
Speaker 7: from like fourteen hundred acres to eight thousand acres to
Speaker 7: more than fourteen thousand acres, so it was moving fast yesterday.
Speaker 7: Those winds continued throughout the night. I would imagine the
Speaker 7: acreage is going to grow quite a bit here in
Speaker 7: an hour when we get that update.
Speaker 1: All right, Blake, thanks Bake Trolly who's reporting at the
Speaker 1: Mountain fire. Big big news on that one.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, we are done. Quick reminder Neil and
Speaker 2: I coming up a day after tomorrow on Saturday, the
Speaker 2: Fork Report. I'm going to be there and we're going
Speaker 2: to do it at Wild Fork in Laguna Neguel and
Speaker 2: a lot of good stuff's going on. I'm going to
Speaker 2: co host with Neil and Heil. Why don't you tell
Speaker 2: everybody what's going on.
Speaker 5: Oh, we're gonna be We've got grills out there. Big
Speaker 5: Green Egg is going to be out. There will be
Speaker 5: grilling and people will get samples. Will also be giving
Speaker 5: away a Mini Max Big Green Egg. You must be
Speaker 5: present to win, while Fork has some giveaways they'll be
Speaker 5: doing and it'll be a blast. We'll be broadcasting all day. Gosh,
Speaker 5: there's so much going on. It'll be good fun.
Speaker 1: Just come on out.
Speaker 5: It's right there on the corner of Lapause Road and
Speaker 5: Aliso Creek Road in Laguna Negal and there'll be tons
Speaker 5: of fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, should be there, Come out and say hello.
Speaker 2: Zelman's will also be there and there'll be some samples
Speaker 2: and by the way from me, Okay, you don't know this, Neil,
Speaker 2: but I this is a big one. I am going
Speaker 2: to give away absolutely nothing, but come on out and
Speaker 2: you can win.
Speaker 5: As someone who's known you for thirty years, you only
Speaker 5: give nothing to your favorite people.
Speaker 1: That's true. So that's gonna be huge, all right, So
Speaker 1: come on out, come.
Speaker 2: On out, and Neil and I will be there and
Speaker 2: we'd love to see you.
Speaker 1: It's always fun, bro.
Speaker 2: I love broadcasting with Neil because we harass each other
Speaker 2: beyond anything, and eating together, watching Neil and I eat,
Speaker 2: or actually.
Speaker 1: Watching me, Neil and Me eat. Everyone's get confused. So
Speaker 1: at one I actually used to know grammar, you know,
Speaker 1: go figure all right, guys.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow morning wake up call with Amy at five am,
Speaker 2: Neil and I come aboard.
Speaker 1: Of course, Kono and Ann are here.
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