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Speaker 2: And now handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen. Here's
Speaker 2: Bill Handle Thursday morning, April seventeen.
Speaker 3: Bill Handle here and in the morning crowd, and here
Speaker 3: we start another day.
Speaker 2: The A team. How long have we all been together?
Speaker 2: By the way, this particular group of.
Speaker 5: People a really long time?
Speaker 3: Well, Neil started, You're a year, Neil, you're a year
Speaker 3: too long.
Speaker 2: You're a a few months right, See.
Speaker 6: You started in January of last year, yes, so yeah,
Speaker 6: and I started in August of the year before.
Speaker 2: Hm hmm.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's been here longer. Have you've been here the
Speaker 5: longest with you Bill? Of the the current team? Yeah?
Speaker 5: And then Kna, when did you start?
Speaker 6: It was in like sex.
Speaker 1: Months after Anne?
Speaker 5: Really when I started, how long have you been here?
Speaker 5: An March twenty three, it's just two years last months
Speaker 5: with two.
Speaker 3: Years and Will just uh well, uh he's still Oh
Speaker 3: Will is sick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's not here I now because I can't see
Speaker 5: him on the monitor.
Speaker 2: Sometimes he's on, sometimes he off. So all right, I
Speaker 2: won't talk to Will will Is sick. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean I used to have people that were twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five years on this station.
Speaker 1: Always you for that long?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean just I mean I have said
Speaker 3: what Michelle was with me twenty five years? Rich Baratta
Speaker 3: was twenty years Paul, Paul T Wall?
Speaker 5: When was Paul T Wall?
Speaker 2: When was Paul from the beginning?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: He was there from the very beginning, and then and
Speaker 2: then he left.
Speaker 4: Uh he went back to Guam, Yeah, to shake coconut
Speaker 4: trees his feet.
Speaker 3: Gary Hoffman was with me for eleven years as a
Speaker 3: male Amy.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 5: He's gonna love that reference.
Speaker 3: He was a male Amy and then he went on
Speaker 3: to star in his own big show. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then he went on to Gary and Shannon. Oh, a
Speaker 2: quick word.
Speaker 3: Last night, Neil and I were at we were.
Speaker 2: At an event at the Anaheim White.
Speaker 3: House, and of course Bruno and Silvano as usual, put
Speaker 3: on the most extraordinary dinner you could ever imagine.
Speaker 1: Two fantastic people, by the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are. And cat Arena's club. You know, we've
Speaker 2: been involved with him for.
Speaker 3: Fifteen sixteen years, and so we here's what we came
Speaker 3: up with. We're having this incredible meal, Phila mignon and
Speaker 3: salmon and the dervs.
Speaker 4: I mean just it was a sales mon and those
Speaker 4: yellow mashed potatoes, yes every time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're the saffron mashed potatoes. Anyway, here's what we thought.
Speaker 3: We're sitting there at the Anaheim White House and we're
Speaker 3: all sitting around having dinner and it was a sales
Speaker 3: event for prospective advertisers.
Speaker 1: And Lindsay reading some advertisers.
Speaker 3: We were yeah, and Lindsay started working the room and
Speaker 3: literally was shaking people, throwing him against the wall and said,
Speaker 3: you will advertise.
Speaker 2: In the morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like Stursky and Hutch throwing Huggy Bear up.
Speaker 2: You know, I know, it was.
Speaker 3: She amazing in any case, and this food is incredible.
Speaker 3: So here's what we thought of, and we're going to
Speaker 3: do this and we're putting it together, and that is
Speaker 3: we are going to have for the first time in
Speaker 3: the history of this show.
Speaker 2: All right, we've never done this.
Speaker 3: So now we're thirty one and a half, almost thirty
Speaker 3: two years into this show.
Speaker 2: For the first.
Speaker 3: Time, we are going to have a sort of contest
Speaker 3: where five people and a plus one will have dinner
Speaker 3: with the entire Morning crew at the Anaheim White House.
Speaker 3: And it's going to be insane. So we're putting that
Speaker 3: together right now, and I don't know how we're going
Speaker 3: to do it, and you can have to try to
Speaker 3: figure out how we do this.
Speaker 2: People do they.
Speaker 3: Write in in an essay why I want to have
Speaker 3: dinner with the crowd or just your name, and then
Speaker 3: we pull it out of a hat.
Speaker 5: No, it can't be random.
Speaker 3: It has to be I think it has I think
Speaker 3: it has to be random.
Speaker 1: Under a ten page s say yeah, enjoy the show?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Or not?
Speaker 2: Why they would enjoy it? Why they enjoy me?
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something, The Anaheim White House food
Speaker 4: is so good. Even if you hate the Morning Show,
Speaker 4: would I would do the contest?
Speaker 5: Suffer through the company? How badly do you hate Bill?
Speaker 5: Let us know and then we can all just sit
Speaker 5: there and eat and watch them go off. On Bill
Speaker 5: and bring extra security.
Speaker 4: Okay, everybody will get a poncho like they give out
Speaker 4: at at the feet parks with the wet ride so
Speaker 4: they can sit by you when you eat.
Speaker 1: That'll be great.
Speaker 3: Sounds good to me. All right, guys, let's do it.
Speaker 3: It's time for a handle on the news.
Speaker 2: Amy.
Speaker 3: I said hello to everybody. Kno, everybody, I said hello,
Speaker 3: good morning. All right, let's do it. Handle on the news, Amy,
Speaker 3: Neil and me lead story US sister Judge Jane Boseburg.
Speaker 3: He's hearing the case of the now determined Illy Gal,
Speaker 3: a migrant abrego who was tossed into that president at
Speaker 3: El Salvador. He was deported by mistake. The Trump administration
Speaker 3: admitted by mistake, and the court has ordered that the
Speaker 3: Trump administration facilitate his return. And basically the administration said.
Speaker 2: You can go pound sand. We have no intention of
Speaker 2: doing that.
Speaker 3: The L Salvadorian president said, we have no intention of
Speaker 3: returning him. By the way, he hasn't been charged with anything,
Speaker 3: either here in this country or in Now Salvador. He's
Speaker 3: just sitting in one of the most notorious prisons, if
Speaker 3: not the most notorious prison in all of El Salvador.
Speaker 2: And went to court.
Speaker 3: Supreme Court unanimously said to the Trump administration, get going
Speaker 3: and returned this guy. Administration said no, And now the
Speaker 3: judge is about to said that there's probable cause that
Speaker 3: the whole Trump administration violated the court order and will
Speaker 3: be in criminal contempt. What do you do with the
Speaker 3: Trump administration? Do you say put yourself in prison? And
Speaker 3: who gets nailed for that? We'll see what the judge orders.
Speaker 3: And I think they're may be hearing.
Speaker 6: Today still on the same subject and no face to
Speaker 6: face time. The government of El Salvador has denied a
Speaker 6: request from Senator Chris van Holland from Maryland to free
Speaker 6: Kilmar Abrago Garcia. That's the guy who was swept up
Speaker 6: in the ice ray and taken off to El Salvador.
Speaker 6: Van Holland flew to El Salvador yesterday trying to get
Speaker 6: him released.
Speaker 5: Also, he was refused.
Speaker 6: An opportunity to meet with the Abrigo Garcia and couldn't
Speaker 6: speak to him on the phone.
Speaker 3: They said nope, yep, and the administration is laying into him.
Speaker 3: That's Chris van Holland, Democrat by the way, from Maryland
Speaker 3: for even doing that. It's this thing is getting crazier.
Speaker 4: And you know what cracked me up is yesterday Van
Speaker 4: Holland or whatever came out and he was like, he
Speaker 4: the president and his administration didn't follow the proper procedures.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what do you think an illegal alien is?
Speaker 2: But he was legal?
Speaker 1: Yeah, who didn't follow the proper procedures?
Speaker 2: Well, but there's proper procedures to deport.
Speaker 4: I get so they both they both didn't do the
Speaker 4: proper procedures. But it's like, uh, I love the whole
Speaker 4: nobody's above the law that we hear all the time
Speaker 4: when it comes to the president and everything else.
Speaker 1: And then it's like, well except these people, No, that's not.
Speaker 2: True because they're not above the law.
Speaker 3: They just you have to punish or try them or
Speaker 3: have a hearing that's within the law.
Speaker 2: There has to be due process.
Speaker 3: You can't do exactly what the administration does is just
Speaker 3: pick someone up off the street, deport them. Oops, made
Speaker 3: a mistake while how about getting him back? Now?
Speaker 1: I get that.
Speaker 2: Now we ever have.
Speaker 4: A friendly neighbor law with Mexico and Canada.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why.
Speaker 2: Well, we never really had a big here.
Speaker 3: We've never had a big issue with Canada in terms
Speaker 3: of illegal immigration Mexico. We have, but it was it's
Speaker 3: complicated because you know, during the Nixing years we had
Speaker 3: the Bresserra program where migrants not migrants, where people would
Speaker 3: come from Mexico during the harvesting season and then go back.
Speaker 3: And it's just it hasn't been as bad I means
Speaker 3: as it has been recently.
Speaker 2: So it's I mean, there's no easy answer here. There
Speaker 2: really isn't you know.
Speaker 3: I have to give credit to the Trump administration for
Speaker 3: being really aggressive and shutting down the border. Stuff like this.
Speaker 3: I don't understand. I mean, this is crazy, you know,
Speaker 3: tossing someone out. You make a mistake. Okay, we made
Speaker 3: a mistake. Now let's do everything we can to bring
Speaker 3: him back. Nothing nothing, I mean, crickets.
Speaker 2: Now he's there.
Speaker 3: We have no intention and he'll never come back. Oh
Speaker 3: he's a criminal, he's a member of MS thirteen. Well,
Speaker 3: the problem is is that there's no proof. The government
Speaker 3: said that, and the judge said, okay, where show me
Speaker 3: the proof, you know, show me the beef. Well we
Speaker 3: really don't have it. It's like Giuliani with this crazy
Speaker 3: stuff about all of the fraud, and the judge said, well,
Speaker 3: show me the fraud. Well, we really don't have it,
Speaker 3: but we're alleging there was fraud in the election.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: The Trump administration going head to head with Habit in
Speaker 4: the AD. So you've got the IRS has been asked
Speaker 4: now by the Trump administration to either they've got their
Speaker 4: different levels of attorneys, so the top attorney to revoke
Speaker 4: Harvard University's tax exempt status. This comes from a couple
Speaker 4: of people that are familiar with the situation, and this
Speaker 4: is this big toe to toe President Trump with his
Speaker 4: concerns that the institution is handling the anti semitism and
Speaker 4: diversity practices improperly, and the directive is a significant escalation
Speaker 4: rather of the President's feud with this Ivy League institution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, another story. The IRS.
Speaker 3: Usually there's a firewall between the administration and the IRS.
Speaker 2: They're usually completely independent of each other.
Speaker 3: Trump of course, has jumped over that line and now
Speaker 3: is using the IRS as a cudgel, telling Harvard you
Speaker 3: either do what I tell you to do, and that
Speaker 3: is the DEI programs, for example, the woke approach to education.
Speaker 3: Now you may disagree with that, I certainly do. Is
Speaker 3: there enough to cut off all of the grants. I
Speaker 3: don't know even when for went beyond that and was
Speaker 3: talking about removing their tax exempt status so donations to
Speaker 3: the school would no longer be tax deductible. I mean
Speaker 3: gone really far. An enemy's list. Basically there's an enemy's
Speaker 3: list there, which is illegal. But does it matter anymore.
Speaker 3: It's either you cow tell to what I tell you,
Speaker 3: or I'm going to bring the full power of the
Speaker 3: federal government on your back. And by the way, any
Speaker 3: kind of guard rails I am going to ignore no
Speaker 3: matter what the courts tell me, and we'll see how
Speaker 3: far it goes.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Harvard is holding firm. Harvard is
Speaker 2: saying no.
Speaker 4: So what if an Ivy League school tried to bring
Speaker 4: back segregation with blacks.
Speaker 3: That would be a quart It would be a court order.
Speaker 3: You would go to court to undo that. I don't
Speaker 3: think that the Feds can say we're taking away your
Speaker 3: tax exempt status. And as far as the anti semitism
Speaker 3: is concerned is concerned, I mean, I can see you
Speaker 3: know how upset you would be if you took a
Speaker 3: Harvard course which exists, by the way, on anti Semitism,
Speaker 3: and his title.
Speaker 2: Knowed you for you.
Speaker 3: Okay, pro how to hate like a hobbit in so
Speaker 3: in any case, it's just gonna be another fight.
Speaker 2: And it's that.
Speaker 3: It's insane. It just I was talking to Anne this morning.
Speaker 3: It's it just compl was complete insanity, just crazy. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's move on.
Speaker 6: Island in the dark. An island wide blackout has hit
Speaker 6: Puerto Rico. Hospitals on the island are using generators, but
Speaker 6: the power went out yesterday local time about twelve thirty.
Speaker 6: The source of the outage, according to the Electric Power
Speaker 6: Authority in Puerto Rico, was in the southern part of
Speaker 6: the island, where a transmission line was affected. About one
Speaker 6: point four million clients on the island don't have power,
Speaker 6: and then another seventy eight thousand customers also lost water service.
Speaker 1: That poor beautiful I know, they just can't catch break.
Speaker 4: They just beautiful people and culture and food and all
Speaker 4: of that, and it just gets battered constantly, and we
Speaker 4: don't do crap for them.
Speaker 3: Well, they don't do crap for themselves. Keep in mind
Speaker 3: that this is a territory, this is not a state,
Speaker 3: and a lot of people in Puerto Rico wanted to
Speaker 3: be a state because all of a sudden, all the
Speaker 3: benefits hit, and they just never dealt with their infrastructure.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about internally.
Speaker 3: I never did a job with the certainly their electrical infrastructure.
Speaker 3: And then Hurricane Maria comes and wipes everything out, and
Speaker 3: it's just they not do a very good job of governance.
Speaker 3: So when you go to West Side, when you see
Speaker 3: West Side story next time, and Maria sings, I feel
Speaker 3: pretty how do you know? You can't even see you
Speaker 3: it's so dark. And Puerto Rico because of.
Speaker 4: The well you know what, I know at least one
Speaker 4: place that's darker than Puerto Rico, and that's in your head, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, all right.
Speaker 4: California first state to sue over old Trump tariffs. But
Speaker 4: we already knew that gav Governor gave was set what
Speaker 4: he put originally put like twenty four million dollars aside just.
Speaker 1: To get ready to sue.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's there's so many lawyers. Those are just
Speaker 3: the parking fees at the courthouse. There are so many
Speaker 3: lawsuits they are going to be filed, but hundreds and
Speaker 3: hundreds of.
Speaker 2: Lawsuits are gonna file.
Speaker 3: First one was filed I think the day that Trump
Speaker 3: was sworn into office.
Speaker 4: You don't understand, Bill, he was so mad yesterday because
Speaker 4: the toys, nine of the toys under his kid's Christmas
Speaker 4: tree are from China and they're going to be so expensive.
Speaker 4: He's hurting for money and he's just really upset about it.
Speaker 4: That's how it's affecting him.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a war.
Speaker 2: I know it's a war.
Speaker 3: I mean it's we knew that California is going to
Speaker 3: be at the forefront of the anti Trump movement in
Speaker 3: terms of states, and it's there.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're.
Speaker 2: We're suing, you know, and.
Speaker 3: The Trump administration is it's going to be cutting off
Speaker 3: all kinds of federal aid.
Speaker 2: Whatever they can do.
Speaker 3: Every bit of ammunition that either side has are going
Speaker 3: to go to war. The only ammunition that the states
Speaker 3: have the are the courts, because the states don't hand
Speaker 3: the money over to feds. We do individually because we're
Speaker 3: the taxpayers, but it's federal money flowing to the states.
Speaker 3: That's simply the way that government works.
Speaker 4: Take care of the homeless issue and fill the potholes.
Speaker 4: Then you can fight with whoever you want.
Speaker 3: With dead people, I guess, you know, a soilent green
Speaker 3: kind of You didn't say fill the potholes.
Speaker 1: With the homeless. I like your creativity.
Speaker 3: You remember Soilent Green, Yeah, one of the better movies
Speaker 3: where people became food. Yeah, all right, we'll be back,
Speaker 3: yes and Robinson.
Speaker 2: It was just a terrific movie. I loved it. So
Speaker 2: I ran it's people, it's people, it became dog food.
Speaker 1: Okay, guys, well all right, I thought it was me.
Speaker 2: I'm now that's Amy.
Speaker 6: You can do it if you really want to, Neil,
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 1: Is this Menendez?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 3: It is?
Speaker 1: I thought we did that already. My apologies.
Speaker 5: Freedom could be just days away.
Speaker 6: An La County judge is expected to start hearing arguments
Speaker 6: in courtroom in Van Eys this morning. That could give
Speaker 6: Eric and Lylemanandez their first chance at freedom in more
Speaker 6: than thirty five years. They've been serving more than or
Speaker 6: almost thirty years of a life sentence a thirty.
Speaker 3: I'm doing more on this, diving a little deeper. And
Speaker 3: we've got Michael Monks at the courthouse who will be
Speaker 3: reporting for us as soon as anything breaks.
Speaker 6: Of course, the monkey wrench is that Da Hoffman has
Speaker 6: now said, oh I need a delay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, so he'll request that this morning.
Speaker 4: Right, all right, Tijuana River is ranked number two amongst
Speaker 4: nations most endangered rivers.
Speaker 1: It seems that our own Mississippi is number one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Mississippi.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't care how the river is endangered as
Speaker 3: opposed to people who swim or drink from the river
Speaker 3: are endangered.
Speaker 1: Well, the river has its own ecosystem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this is yeah, well, this one is just
Speaker 3: crap city. I mean, ross sewage is just delightful.
Speaker 4: There is a lot of cacies like in there, and
Speaker 4: it's not good to have acies.
Speaker 2: Yea, and period of time.
Speaker 3: You know, what the problem was is that Chipotle was
Speaker 3: using this river water to make their burritas.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm taking that back. Okay, that is
Speaker 2: an apology to Chipotle.
Speaker 3: But but Chipotle did get a little bit got in
Speaker 3: trouble with the e Coli business.
Speaker 1: A few years ago.
Speaker 4: Well, when you have raw fresh ingredients, there's and using
Speaker 4: river water from the wrong it's not so I guess
Speaker 4: the American River is. The Environmental Group ranked Tijuana River
Speaker 4: number two now, but that's that's up from number nine nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's filthy.
Speaker 3: By the way, the Chapotle advertise with us not now yeah,
Speaker 3: or they never or they never will I get that.
Speaker 1: Although it sounds delicious right now?
Speaker 2: What the river water from Tijuana? Okay, that's on.
Speaker 4: You so so hardy, you can eat it with a fork.
Speaker 3: Oh nicely said, all right, one more before we take
Speaker 3: a break.
Speaker 6: Okay, more government agencies could be on the chopping chopping block,
Speaker 6: according to an internal document that CNN got its hands on.
Speaker 6: The preliminary memo says that if the White House gets
Speaker 6: its we there would be a total federal health cut
Speaker 6: spending cut of tens of billions of dollars. It would
Speaker 6: also consolidate dozens of health programs and departments into the
Speaker 6: Administration for a Healthy America. Aha, it's sort of like
Speaker 6: as handle anything.
Speaker 1: Ah, you got that wrong.
Speaker 2: It's a I've just taken away your jew card.
Speaker 4: Ah ha, you do it much better, Amy Kingenstein, Yeah, Kingenburg,
Speaker 4: so CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The zuck defended Metas or Metas
Speaker 4: if you ask, Bill, acquisition of Instagram and What's app
Speaker 4: on the stand. This week they started the trial over
Speaker 4: that blockbuster antic trust lawsuit brought on by the FTC.
Speaker 4: There the interesting thing about this is, at some point
Speaker 4: you had Zuckerberg once he was, you know, buying Instagram
Speaker 4: and What's App. I guess knew that this could possibly
Speaker 4: be a problem in the future. Now he's defending to
Speaker 4: keep them, but he may have to offload Instagram and
Speaker 4: What's app if he loses this whole thing.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 3: I think if he donates enough money, he may be Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: we'll find out the fight continues TikTok even that's been
Speaker 3: put off, that whole business with TikTok and forcing TikTok
Speaker 3: to be sold off to an American, an American firm.
Speaker 1: So instead he had an interest in that around.
Speaker 2: The whole thing is gonna get fascinating.
Speaker 6: Will e t soon be phoning home? Scientists say they
Speaker 6: found new but tentative evidence that a far away world
Speaker 6: orbiting another star may be home to life. It's a
Speaker 6: planet called K two eighteen B. It's two and a
Speaker 6: half size two and a half times the size of Earth.
Speaker 6: It's seven hundred trillion miles away from US. I think
Speaker 6: it's I think they did that out to one hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty four light years away. But they found chemicals
Speaker 6: detected in the planet's atmosphere by the James Web Space telescope,
Speaker 6: simple organism. So maybe not et might not be ready
Speaker 6: to phone home, but they may have found life.
Speaker 2: They might and you know, you don't know at this point.
Speaker 3: Maybe underneath the surface there are some k K two
Speaker 3: eighteen bi ns that are living there.
Speaker 1: We have no idea, but we're going to find life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna we are going to find life on
Speaker 3: the on these other planets because there's just too many
Speaker 3: and we're not that unique, we really aren't.
Speaker 2: We are a spec on a.
Speaker 4: Spec on a spac math on what it is for
Speaker 4: us to exist at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's infittestible. I mean, it makes all it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: But there's so many out there. At some point you're
Speaker 3: going to find life. And the problem is that most
Speaker 3: of these are, you know, hundreds of millions of light
Speaker 3: years away, and so we're looking at something that happened
Speaker 3: let's say, what one hundred and fifty million years ago,
Speaker 3: and you know, maybe life has evolved quite a bit.
Speaker 4: Well, if we can find very simple life out there,
Speaker 4: it'd be great to have someone fill in for Kono.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, all.
Speaker 4: Right, So the California home prices barely rose last month,
Speaker 4: would be buyers weren't able or willing, apparently to bid
Speaker 4: up housing costs much further. So, you've got economic economists
Speaker 4: rather and real estate agents citing various factors obviously a
Speaker 4: lot contributing to this trend. High mortgage rates, rising inventory,
Speaker 4: the uncertainty that's going on economically with the on again,
Speaker 4: off again tariff. So the Zilo folks at Zillo said,
Speaker 4: the housing market is no longer a seller's market at
Speaker 4: this point. Who gains in this we don't know yet
Speaker 4: because it's kind of stalled.
Speaker 3: Yeah, too expensive, too few units being built. Interest rates
Speaker 3: we still consider high, even though they're not high historically,
Speaker 3: because everybody's used to three percent money and we're fate
Speaker 3: that's fading away, you know, at some point that's going
Speaker 3: to go away.
Speaker 2: Oh we have.
Speaker 1: On this place and or other place. Yeah, insane. I
Speaker 1: mean we will never be able to leave, right, that's.
Speaker 2: The whole point.
Speaker 4: I hope you like your house, yeah, well we do,
Speaker 4: but yeah, we would never be able to leave because
Speaker 4: you're just not going to get that.
Speaker 5: Guildford the dog, Yeah, good dog, good dog.
Speaker 6: Our rancher's dog is being credited with helping protect a
Speaker 6: toddler who had wandered away from home. Uh the toddler
Speaker 6: wandered away from his home in Seligman Seligman, Arizona, which
Speaker 6: is about one hundred miles or one hundred and eighty
Speaker 6: miles southeast of Las Vegas. A search and rescue team
Speaker 6: was put together about forty of them started looking for
Speaker 6: the boy, and then sixteen hours later he was found
Speaker 6: in the driveway of a rancher's home, almost seven miles
Speaker 6: away from his home, and he wasn't alone when they were.
Speaker 6: When he was found, he was with the ranchers dog
Speaker 6: named Buford, a five year old Great Pyrenees and Atolian mix,
Speaker 6: so Beauford was protecting the little boy.
Speaker 2: Sweet Yeah, I Like it.
Speaker 4: Chinese suppliers been flooding American social media this week, urging
Speaker 4: users to out flank President Donald Trump's one hundred and
Speaker 4: forty five percent tariffs on Beijing by buying direct from
Speaker 4: their factories. So they're saying things like, why don't you
Speaker 4: just contact us by from us. We're the ones that
Speaker 4: supply all those you know, We're the factories that make
Speaker 4: lulub lemon, were the factories that make all these expensive
Speaker 4: purses like the Burken bags all of these things.
Speaker 2: And they're all fake.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's said here highly improbable that things fair flyers.
Speaker 4: So but they're saying, hey, you buy this for five
Speaker 4: bucks and then the tariffs aren't gonna you know, there's
Speaker 4: still gonna be less than if you buy the name brand.
Speaker 6: This kind of stinks. A British tennis player, Harriet Dart
Speaker 6: has apologized after she went over to the chair umpire
Speaker 6: and asked to have the chair umpire ask her opponent
Speaker 6: to put on deodorant because she, as she put it,
Speaker 6: smells really bad. Oh maybe it was sour grapes. Dart
Speaker 6: lost six zero six' three To french Player Lois.
Speaker 3: Boissant, yeah, yeah well that went, yeah that went up
Speaker 3: On instagram and it really of course went, viral and
Speaker 3: once it went, up she didn't know she was on
Speaker 3: a hot.
Speaker 2: Mic she.
Speaker 3: Apologized that's not HOW i want to carry. MYSELF i
Speaker 3: take full. Responsibility of, COURSE i have a lot of
Speaker 3: respect For lois and how she complete competed. Today i'll
Speaker 3: learn from this and move. Forward, however she Is. French,
Speaker 3: okay that's A french don't bathe. Joke do you know
Speaker 3: what they call just taking cologne and just spraying it
Speaker 3: on you and you don't bathe for a, while or
Speaker 3: you take a sponge here you. Go you you don't,
Speaker 3: shower you sponge yourself for weeks at a.
Speaker 2: Time what do they call that.
Speaker 1: A sponge? Bath?
Speaker 2: Yes but who?
Speaker 3: Does who partakes of sponge bats when there is a shower?
Speaker 4: Available depends what racist is, speaking Because i've Heard mexican.
Speaker 3: Shower, no, no, no, no, No french. Hors, okay hey,
Speaker 3: listen you Know i'm not making that. Up that's a medical.
Speaker 3: Fact french, horse, Yeah french. Ones, okay we're.
Speaker 4: Done, yeah but they have beautiful wallpaper in, there, tortellos,
Speaker 4: yeah velvet, yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh, no they're very. Strong, yeah all, right we're. Done,
Speaker 2: no we are.
Speaker 3: Gone we can keep on going over and over. Again
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