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Speaker 2: He's gonna be hotter in Hell today.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for you to actually find out whether
Speaker 3: that's a true statement or not, but whether it's really
Speaker 3: hotter than Hell or not. Oh yeah, one day you'll go,
Speaker 3: you'll look back and you'll go, you know, it really
Speaker 3: wasn't that hot.
Speaker 1: And now Handle on the news, Ladies and gentlemen, here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle, and this.
Speaker 4: Is I can't find Good morning everybody. It's Tuesday, June seventeen,
Speaker 4: and we started to show great interview with interview in
Speaker 4: Colonel Hague, Astronaut Extraordinaire. And he's gonna be coming in
Speaker 4: at seven o'clock and we're gonna spend a couple of
Speaker 4: segments here and Amy excellent interview.
Speaker 2: Mine's gonna be a little bit different. Careful, I mean careful.
Speaker 5: I should have prepared them for what's going to happen.
Speaker 6: I think she meant careful like we all do.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 7: He's fine, you know, he'll do okay, he he will
Speaker 7: do spectacular. We've talked to Colonel Haig several times over
Speaker 7: the past year, including when he was on the Space
Speaker 7: station okay. I mean, he's just such a pleasure to
Speaker 7: talk to, so much information and you can tell that he's.
Speaker 5: You know, he's giddy about what he does.
Speaker 2: It's amazing because.
Speaker 4: You interviewed him on the space because I can't hear
Speaker 4: your interviews five o'clock ause I'm preparing the show. So
Speaker 4: when he's on a space spationace space station and he's
Speaker 4: floating around, does he ever say.
Speaker 7: Whoa No, But he was doing flips and stuff and
Speaker 7: people were floating underneath him.
Speaker 5: It's actually it's up on the.
Speaker 7: KFI website on the wake Up Call CAFI am six
Speaker 7: sporting dot com and go to the wake Up Call
Speaker 7: page and you can see the whole interview with him
Speaker 7: and he's literally floating and we're just having a conversation.
Speaker 5: It was it was pretty cool.
Speaker 4: So you know, I had a couple of instances of
Speaker 4: floating also, I mean I paid for it and it
Speaker 4: was pretty heavy drugs at the time.
Speaker 6: His fourteen year old son is here too.
Speaker 4: By the way, who I met Asher, who is a
Speaker 4: terrific guy.
Speaker 6: Bey focus on.
Speaker 4: Astronaut Yeah, space travel. Yeah, okay, we'll do that, and
Speaker 4: that's coming up at seven o'clock. That should be fine.
Speaker 4: And in the meantime, just a hello to everybody. Neil,
Speaker 4: good morning, good morning, Willie Wolfs okay, Kno, there you are, Bill,
Speaker 4: oh oh, Amy, there you are. Hi?
Speaker 2: Where's will Is he running around? I don't see him
Speaker 2: on the monitor?
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Well I don't have that monitor.
Speaker 2: You know, we got to get you to have that monitor.
Speaker 4: I have the if you're in Orange County you can
Speaker 4: see me, which is weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: Actually down in the studio today and so yeah, so
Speaker 4: I can't see you, all right, good morning. And then
Speaker 4: Anne is coming in and we have bagels by Bagels,
Speaker 4: and I was just telling the colonel, do you know
Speaker 4: how high up the food chain he is? And I
Speaker 4: pointed to this whole panoply of bagels, and I said,
Speaker 4: the station paid for these. That's how high you are
Speaker 4: in the food chain. So all right, We've got a
Speaker 4: lot going on today, as you would think.
Speaker 2: And quick color was I going to say? That was
Speaker 2: something I was going to share. Trying to remember what
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 4: It was the fact that I'm losing my memory and
Speaker 4: I'm hitting on set early onset Alzheimer's.
Speaker 2: No, no, I.
Speaker 6: Forgot if you asked me three times during I know.
Speaker 2: I did what are you going to do today?
Speaker 4: And he told me, and then I asked him again,
Speaker 4: maybe a minute and a half later, so what are
Speaker 4: you going to do today? And we decided that that
Speaker 4: is not Alzheimer's.
Speaker 2: No, it's yeah, that's just that's just not paying.
Speaker 6: Attention, asking me while you're looking at the menu. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and things like that.
Speaker 2: Yes, true, Okay, let's do it, guys.
Speaker 4: It's time for handle on the news on this Tuesday morning.
Speaker 2: Taco Tuesday. I had tacos last night, which was kind
Speaker 2: of interesting.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, did you get arrested tacos Monday?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was tacos Monday. Wow, Maria made tacos.
Speaker 6: Oh so it was Maria Monday.
Speaker 4: And yeah day Yeah, all right, guys. Lead story. L
Speaker 4: A curfew has been not lifted, but extended or reduced.
Speaker 4: Instead of six to six, it's now ten pm to
Speaker 4: what is it eight am?
Speaker 2: Do I have that right?
Speaker 5: Yes? No, ten pm to six am.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, which yea.
Speaker 3: Some of the places that you know around the restaurants
Speaker 3: and stuff are suffering.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but protests continued on.
Speaker 4: I mean yesterday, I was on the freeway yesterday heading
Speaker 4: north on the five Freeway coming here to the station,
Speaker 4: and it was I saw forty must have been at
Speaker 4: least forty cop cars going down the shoulder of the
Speaker 4: freeway southbound. I was going northbound and the flashy lights
Speaker 4: and their sirens going over forty of these and it was,
Speaker 4: you know, to take care of the demonstration slash riots
Speaker 4: because a few of the people that a few of
Speaker 4: protesters were rioters.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, it's gone on.
Speaker 4: It's done a pretty good job, except for the President
Speaker 4: describing this as an open rebellion against the United States,
Speaker 4: trying to overthrow the US government.
Speaker 2: That's what the protesters were about.
Speaker 3: I went to reach for an onion bagel this morning.
Speaker 3: U said it was an open rebellion against you and
Speaker 3: the show. That's correct, okay, Amy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, First they wanted us to mask up, and now
Speaker 7: they're saying take them off.
Speaker 5: Well, if you're with us.
Speaker 7: Two California lawmakers have proposed a new state law that
Speaker 7: would ban members of law enforcement from concealing their faces
Speaker 7: while on the job. You may have seen that when
Speaker 7: ICE agents are out doing the raids, a lot of
Speaker 7: times their faces are covered. The Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 7: which oversees. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement called the proposal
Speaker 7: by the lawmakers despicable, saying it poses a threat to
Speaker 7: law enforcement officers by identifying them and subjecting them to retaliation.
Speaker 7: And on the side of the lawmakers who proposed it,
Speaker 7: they said, we're at risk of effectively having secret police.
Speaker 7: They're disguising themselves or covering up their faces.
Speaker 4: Two sides to that coin covering up your face so
Speaker 4: it can't be recognized is to many people is very
Speaker 4: legitimate because today if a cop comes around and there
Speaker 4: you are a protester or a rioter, and you snap
Speaker 4: a picture of the cop and you see his face,
Speaker 4: you get hold of some kind of face recognition software,
Speaker 4: and now you know who he is, and now you
Speaker 4: have his address, and now you know he's where he lives.
Speaker 4: And that's the real fear. On the other side is
Speaker 4: does it lead to a police department, a police state
Speaker 4: where you know you have these guys hidden up, as
Speaker 4: Amy said, and that's it's.
Speaker 2: Either way, it's a win, either way, it's a lose.
Speaker 6: Yeah. To me, it's it's it's simple, it's law enforcement.
Speaker 3: Nobody wants that job as it is now, And yeah,
Speaker 3: it's very easy to dock someone than it was back
Speaker 3: in the day. Oh, you gotta love the Senate Finance
Speaker 3: Committee Chair Mike Crappo, who is full of that.
Speaker 6: Must have been fun when you're a kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He unveiled a long list of changes.
Speaker 3: To how the GOP GOP's Big Beautiful Bill would execute
Speaker 3: a major tax revamp and medicaid cuts. So those obviously
Speaker 3: are very thorny issues there. The changes could potentially delay
Speaker 3: the legislation and lawmakers that are now trying to rush
Speaker 3: to President Donald Trump's desk by their July fourth recess.
Speaker 2: Big changes.
Speaker 4: It's going to be the smaller, much homelier bill because
Speaker 4: it's going to longer the big, the big beautiful bill,
Speaker 4: and so.
Speaker 6: Moderately sized, average homely.
Speaker 4: Yeah bill they're going to There is changes, but it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter because it'll still be touted as a big,
Speaker 4: beautiful bill and exactly as the President wanted.
Speaker 2: And it's not. But we knew the Senate was going
Speaker 2: to make a lot of changes there. Get out.
Speaker 7: That's the ominous warning from President Trump. He urged everyone
Speaker 7: to immediately evacuate Tehran. He posted on social media, Iran
Speaker 7: cannot have a nuclear weapon. I said it over and
Speaker 7: over again. Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran.
Speaker 2: Really interesting.
Speaker 4: He gives Tehran sixty days to cut a deal with
Speaker 4: the United States as the major negotiating partner outside of Israel.
Speaker 4: Day sixty one, the Israelis come in and launch the attack.
Speaker 4: And we're being it's being reported that it's willing to talk.
Speaker 6: Oh what do you mean, it's willing to.
Speaker 4: In Tehran, as in Iran is willing to talk. And
Speaker 4: the President is baking, go, I sneezing.
Speaker 6: And are you allergic to handsome?
Speaker 4: I can move yeah, And the President is saying, no,
Speaker 4: you had your chance.
Speaker 2: You had your chance. I told you. And in the meantime,
Speaker 2: Israel has complete air superiority.
Speaker 4: The planes are flying at Will's three in a row.
Speaker 2: Oh good god.
Speaker 4: So Israel can attack anything in Iran, and it's going
Speaker 4: after military targets for the most part, and Iran is
Speaker 4: launching against a lot of civilian targets.
Speaker 2: You know, you saw those buildings.
Speaker 4: So and he's telling everybody, uh, the president a run
Speaker 4: to evacuate. Where does that city evacuate too? And I
Speaker 4: don't he sort of left that one.
Speaker 3: Out, but you put it not only on his personal account,
Speaker 3: social media account, but the White House one too, like, hey.
Speaker 4: You should have taken my deal. Yeah, pretty much. And
Speaker 4: by the way, they should have taken his deal. He's
Speaker 4: not wrong, all right.
Speaker 3: Federal judge ruled just yesterday that it was illegal for
Speaker 3: Trump and the Trump administration to cancel several hundred research
Speaker 3: grants and says that the cuts raised serious questions about
Speaker 3: racial discrimination because this, of course the grants deemed to
Speaker 3: focus on gender identity or diversity or equity and inclusion,
Speaker 3: that type of thing.
Speaker 6: And this was a Reagan appointed judge. Oh, he's had
Speaker 6: a few.
Speaker 4: I mean, the president is getting knocked around by virtually
Speaker 4: every judge out there, conservative, ultra conservative, certainly liberal judges.
Speaker 4: At seven point fifty, I'm going to dive into this
Speaker 4: a little bit more, and well, I'll share with you
Speaker 4: just some of the wonkiness and not really wonky either.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you what the judge said, because's kind of interesting.
Speaker 7: Stuff, breaking with one hundred years of tradition, actually more
Speaker 7: than one hundred years. The NAACP has announced that they
Speaker 7: will not be inviting President Trump to its national convention
Speaker 7: next month in Charlotte, North Carolina. That's the first time
Speaker 7: that the civil rights organization has opted to exclude a
Speaker 7: sitting president in its one hundred and sixteen year history.
Speaker 7: NAACP president Derek Johnson said this has nothing to do
Speaker 7: with the political party. He said, our mission is to
Speaker 7: advance civil rights, and the current president has made clear
Speaker 7: that his mission is to eliminate civil rights.
Speaker 4: I always thought he'd liked college football, but I guess not.
Speaker 4: That's the NCAA, nca and WACP. It's all the same.
Speaker 6: No, no, it's not.
Speaker 3: And you know what's interesting is that you had what
Speaker 3: is two thousand and six. You had George w just
Speaker 3: after Hurricane Katrina in two thousand and five where you
Speaker 3: know what was it? The famous quote was letting me cake. No,
Speaker 3: he said that George W. Bush doesn't like black people, right,
Speaker 3: and even he spoke that was Kanye? Was that Kanye?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: We knew one more and then take a break.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 3: The jury, speaking of the famous rappers Sean Diddy Combe
Speaker 3: sex trafficking trial, got a glimpse Monday of some of
Speaker 3: that freak off sex marathon in the you know, the
Speaker 3: core of this case.
Speaker 6: So the prosecutors showed excerpts.
Speaker 3: That's got to be one wild Night of explicit videos
Speaker 3: that the hip hop Mogul recorded during these supposedly drug
Speaker 3: fueled sessions, and say they watched one from twenty twelve
Speaker 3: October twenty twelve. That's the same day prosecutors say Combs
Speaker 3: had that freak off in New York City with Cassie
Speaker 3: and a sex worker known as the Punisher.
Speaker 6: Yikes.
Speaker 4: I understand a couple of those Azurs were red face
Speaker 4: and breeding hard as the video was being shown.
Speaker 6: Well, all right, good thing.
Speaker 7: I went to Paris in May because the Louver, the
Speaker 7: world's most visited museum, was brought to a halt by
Speaker 7: its own staff, which went out on strike. They say
Speaker 7: the institution is crumbling under the weight of mass tourism.
Speaker 5: I was one of those tourists. Thousands of people were
Speaker 5: in line waiting to get in.
Speaker 7: They had their tickets, they were corralled into lines and
Speaker 7: just kind of left there outside that really cool pyramid
Speaker 7: that's outside in front of the loop and they were
Speaker 7: just stuck there because this workers went on strike.
Speaker 2: How crowded was it?
Speaker 5: It was? It was crazy crowded.
Speaker 7: I mean like thousands of people out in the courtyard
Speaker 7: before you go in, and then we did go in
Speaker 7: to see the Mona Lisa. It's in a separate room,
Speaker 7: and there were hundreds and hundreds of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, it's completely crazy. It's nuts. It's so kryt.
Speaker 4: We went last year and we just left, just left
Speaker 4: because it was way too crowded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've never been inside. It was crowded when my
Speaker 3: wife and I were in Paris.
Speaker 4: I yeah, I just although there were a couple of
Speaker 4: Americans in front of us who were named Lisa, strangely enough,
Speaker 4: and were moaning about the line. How crowded. Yeah, the
Speaker 4: line was, and they smiled sort of like and a half. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And it's the same thing over except Saint Peter's Basilica
Speaker 4: is so big.
Speaker 2: It's not it doesn't seem as crowded.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And the protection they have of these pieces of art,
Speaker 4: you know, they you can't get near the Piata.
Speaker 2: Remember that hunk.
Speaker 4: Crazy Huarion who took a hammer and went up to
Speaker 4: the Pieta and destroyed a couple of Mary's toes and
Speaker 4: they had to well, you think I'm gonna joke.
Speaker 2: Now you think I'm going to make a joke.
Speaker 6: I think you're gonna try, all right.
Speaker 4: As the Hungarian was being dragged off. He was screaming, Pieta, Pieta.
Speaker 4: I thought it said pinata.
Speaker 6: Okay, Oh that's better than.
Speaker 4: Let's just move on. I thought, yeah, you've heard that before.
Speaker 4: I think it's funny.
Speaker 3: No, no, we get that. You think your jokes are funny.
Speaker 3: I know that's not the concern. Yeah, it's the breast
Speaker 3: to the people trying to listen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: Coalition of press rights organizations seeking a court order to
Speaker 3: stop continuing abuse of journalists by the LAPD during protests
Speaker 3: over President Trump's immigration crackdown. So, the recent suit filed
Speaker 3: in the Central District of California describes journalists being shot
Speaker 3: with less lethal police rounds, tear gas, and detained without cause.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they're streaming about less than lethal weapons, no
Speaker 4: real weapons. They use these foam bullets that really do hurt.
Speaker 4: And now some of these groups are asking the state
Speaker 4: to pass a law saying only nerf guns are.
Speaker 6: Continued to distract.
Speaker 3: So there's they don't want masks on law enforcement if needed,
Speaker 3: they don't, are they?
Speaker 6: How about just no guns, no cops.
Speaker 4: Oh, A lot of them would argue only yeah, actually,
Speaker 4: just shields to protect the cops because Otherwise, if a
Speaker 4: cop starts attacking someone a protester, you know, so what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if he has shields and they couldn't.
Speaker 4: They can't make sure that the protesters are safe and
Speaker 4: they can protest safely even though they're throwing rocks at
Speaker 4: the cops and bottles.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you throw a rock at me, that's a
Speaker 6: deadly weapon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would shoot those people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't understand that it's.
Speaker 7: A killer ketamine plea. One of the doctors accused of
Speaker 7: providing ketamine to actor Matthew Perry, has agreed to plead
Speaker 7: guilty to four counts of distribution of ketamine. Doctor Salvador
Speaker 7: Placentia of Santa Monica is one of the five people
Speaker 7: charged in relation to Perry's death. Prosecutors say an underground
Speaker 7: network of drug sellers and suppliers were responsible for distributing
Speaker 7: the ketamine that killed Perry. Remember he died at his
Speaker 7: home in Pacific Palisades last October.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, and Neil, you and I, uh know, we have
Speaker 4: a mutual friend who is a patient of doctor Placentia
Speaker 4: and and loves him. Well, he's been family doctor for years.
Speaker 4: Is just crazy about him. So they can visit him
Speaker 4: in prison.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, they're gonna have to get another doctor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he is u A what does he do.
Speaker 4: He's a doctor who specializes in high end pregnancies, particularly.
Speaker 6: You mean high end dangerous.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, you know when high risk high risk
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, not high end high risk pregnancy.
Speaker 6: It's a high end.
Speaker 2: It's like it's going to be a Yeah.
Speaker 4: He's one of the few doctors that is known for
Speaker 4: dealing with a placentia after the baby is born.
Speaker 6: Okay the town.
Speaker 2: Yeah did that work out? By the way, Sure that
Speaker 2: was fairly stupid, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Any You you need sleep?
Speaker 4: I do second night without ambien and last night was
Speaker 4: another rough night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ad diction's gotta suck, I would imagine.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: TikTok is once again on the verge of being banned
Speaker 3: in the United States. Parent company Bike Dance, as we've
Speaker 3: all heard, has until June nineteenth. Man, they're knocking on
Speaker 3: the door here was said a couple of days to
Speaker 3: reach a deal to either sell off the short form
Speaker 3: video app or shut it down. That would leave one
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy million people with not much to do.
Speaker 6: Big problems.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the President has held off twice on this
Speaker 4: in terms of mandating the sale. If the sale is
Speaker 4: not finished by the time the president has given a
Speaker 4: drop dead date, then it just stops working in the
Speaker 4: United States, and it did for a very short period
Speaker 4: of time in the.
Speaker 6: But if it's that dangerous, why are we putting it off?
Speaker 4: Well, it's because a lot of people saying it's not
Speaker 4: that dangerous. There of course claiming, oh no, there's a firewall,
Speaker 4: Kinese firewall between the company and the government. They're changing
Speaker 4: their name instead of Bite Dans is going to be
Speaker 4: bite me? Is it?
Speaker 6: Is it the great Firewall? Yes? No, finger's crossed.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 7: Could Pizza have tipped off Tehran before Israel launched its
Speaker 7: top secret attack on Iran? A viral social media account
Speaker 7: that tracks pizza shop activity around the Pentagon predicted that
Speaker 7: something was up. As of six fifty nine pm on
Speaker 7: the day of the attack, nearly all the pizza places
Speaker 7: near the Pentagon had.
Speaker 5: Experienced a huge surge in.
Speaker 7: Activity, and then a follow up tweet was posted saying
Speaker 7: these locations had a significant drop in activity about ten
Speaker 7: minutes later.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that tell you something?
Speaker 4: Because you have these Pentagon employees are working all night
Speaker 4: of course because of the eminent attack and during the
Speaker 4: attack just monitoring it and an enormous amount of pizza
Speaker 4: was ordered.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this makes sense, doesn't it. It's fascinating as hell.
Speaker 3: But like, are they delivering it to the Pentagon or
Speaker 3: are people going in and eating?
Speaker 2: I think they deliver it to the Pentagon.
Speaker 4: And if someone meets them at the front door and
Speaker 4: says thank you, I mean I don't think the delivery
Speaker 4: person is allowed in the Pentagon. And then just one
Speaker 4: of the aids just brings the pizza.
Speaker 6: And then says this pizza is the bomb wink quin. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 7: Side note, pizza deliveries to the Pentagon surge right before
Speaker 7: the US invasion of Panama in nine eighty nine and
Speaker 7: also right before Operation Desert Storm in ninety one.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be typhood decks time they're going to try
Speaker 3: and throw us off.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, there is gonna be an
Speaker 4: order of Pentagon order saying only certain number of pizzas
Speaker 4: can be ordered, only a certain number.
Speaker 6: There'll be a quota shuffle the deck, will you guys.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you think about it, is pretty fascinating.
Speaker 4: And when you think about this, it is totally shitn't it.
Speaker 2: It is a good piece of intelligence, all right.
Speaker 3: On the same day the Los Angeles Dodgers Superstar show,
Speaker 3: Heytani is making his return to the pitching mound. His
Speaker 3: former interpreter reported to federal prison what is it, Epe?
Speaker 6: So he's in.
Speaker 3: Custody now in Federal correctional institution, and hey.
Speaker 2: You got five years?
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot, seventeen million dollars this guy stole and
Speaker 4: originally Show high show was defending it.
Speaker 3: Remember well, if you knew someone that long and they
Speaker 3: screwed you out of money, you get upset and you
Speaker 3: were close to them.
Speaker 2: You still get.
Speaker 3: Upset and they screwed you out of money. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: still get upset. And you're really close to that. You
Speaker 3: get upset, but they screwed you out. You get upset,
Speaker 3: like a family, you get upset, you're very close, you
Speaker 3: get upset. All right, Why don't move on?
Speaker 7: Okay, my pillow prices could go up. A federal chary
Speaker 7: in Colorado found that Mike Lindell, the founder of My Pillow,
Speaker 7: which I have one, by the way and love it,
Speaker 7: defamed a former employee of leading a voting equipment company.
Speaker 7: After the twenty twenty election. He was ordered to pay
Speaker 7: two point three million dollars in damages.
Speaker 4: And he has gone, according to the CNN story, from
Speaker 4: being worth about sixty million, pretty wealthy guy, to a
Speaker 4: negative ten million.
Speaker 2: That he owes.
Speaker 4: And he is still defending the concept that the election
Speaker 4: was stolen, still defending him, defending itself. These guys, and
Speaker 4: I know of a couple of other guys. Giuliani is
Speaker 4: the same way. Giuliani has lost everything. He's been disbarred,
Speaker 4: he can't practice law, he's lost everything. Still a true believer,
Speaker 4: still thinks it was worthwhile to have put the president
Speaker 4: in the White House.
Speaker 3: Well, who gets up in the morning and paints their
Speaker 3: hair on? Yeah, probably is not rooted in reality.
Speaker 2: All right, we are done. Well, no, no one more
Speaker 2: really quickly.
Speaker 3: Evangelist Reverend Jimmy Swagger, nine years old a critical condition
Speaker 3: after suffering a cardiac.
Speaker 2: Arrest with a hooker. No oh that was wait.
Speaker 4: Wait wait, no, he had some real he had some
Speaker 4: real issues.
Speaker 2: He had to apologize.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and God, God will forgive me. The point
Speaker 4: is the hooker never forgave him because he didn't pay her
Speaker 4: enough money. All right, we're done, guys, This is KFI
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