Speaker 1: You're listening to camp i Am six forty the Bill
Speaker 1: Handles show on demand on the iHeartRadio app. Why would
Speaker 1: you go to AI as opposed to what are the
Speaker 1: big stories today?
Speaker 2: For example?
Speaker 3: Well, let me do this one, hey, Siri, what are
Speaker 3: the headline stories today? Here we go Trump to again
Speaker 3: extend TikTok's reprieve.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, wait for the Panthers win second straight.
Speaker 4: What Surrey is?
Speaker 2: Ai?
Speaker 4: You just asked AI to tell you what the I did. Yes,
Speaker 4: that's what Surrey is.
Speaker 5: Seriously, and now handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 5: here's Bill handle.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody, Bill handled Here.
Speaker 3: It is a foody Friday, June twentieth, first day of
Speaker 3: summer is today the solstice?
Speaker 2: Amy, Yes, it is longest day of the year.
Speaker 6: Yep. Summer officially arrives at seven this evening.
Speaker 3: Ah, excellent, I don't know. Oh, that's the longest moment
Speaker 3: of the longest day.
Speaker 6: It's when the axis is tilted the most or something
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, a couple of changes this morning. First of all,
Speaker 3: Sam is here instead of Kno. Kno ended up going
Speaker 3: to Sofi yesterday. And how do we know because and
Speaker 3: ran into him, I sure did. Yeah, And who works
Speaker 3: at so far because we're gonna probably do this later
Speaker 3: on too. And that has to do side hustles because
Speaker 3: it's knowing, very few people work full time because you
Speaker 3: can't afford it anymore. So they're side hustles and so
Speaker 3: and Ann is right there in the middle of side
Speaker 3: hustle lands.
Speaker 2: You work, you are you are, yeah, hard worker. And
Speaker 2: then what Anne does.
Speaker 3: Is work at so FI and will work late, which
Speaker 3: is occasionally why she can't come here. But she's here
Speaker 3: having not slept one minute coming here.
Speaker 2: And that's tough you can do. I was talking to Anne.
Speaker 3: You could do that in your twenties, you know, when
Speaker 3: you're crazy or going to school, going to college.
Speaker 2: You're up all night and pulling all nighters. But man,
Speaker 2: you know, not at our age. Wow.
Speaker 7: Wow, yeah, how come? How come Anne is here? And
Speaker 7: she worked last night? And Cono's not because he was drunk.
Speaker 2: He was partaking, by the way that way, yeah, he
Speaker 2: was also real lives so far away from.
Speaker 6: So far Away, and.
Speaker 2: Cono is pretty good.
Speaker 3: Uh, he's very responsible, Yeah he does yeah occasionally. Right,
Speaker 3: all right, So Anne is here dead tired, uh, and
Speaker 3: so Coto is not here. Sam is taking his place today.
Speaker 3: Hello Sam, Good morning Bill.
Speaker 2: How do say? I'm excellent? Sort of.
Speaker 3: Sam is also involved in a side hustle. This is
Speaker 3: one of his side hustles while Sam works on his PhD.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist and I'm
Speaker 2: currently in the middle of dissertation land. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know it's what's the name of your dissertation?
Speaker 3: Stop city us A close close.
Speaker 8: It's an adult film performer mental health and Relation to
Speaker 8: workplace conditions.
Speaker 4: See I was right, you work with porn stars. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh that's like me. That's like me working at a bakery. Dude. Yes,
Speaker 4: oh no, I'm getting a PhD. No you're not.
Speaker 2: It's all in the name of science, of course. It
Speaker 2: is all right, Amy, Good morning, Hi, Bill?
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 2: And then Will is here, Good morning, Will, Good morning. Hey.
Speaker 3: I have a question and refer to you as a
Speaker 3: traffic specialist.
Speaker 2: I have a question. So you got your degree in
Speaker 2: urban traffic studies. Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Sure? Sure, No, I've been doing traffic on and on
Speaker 8: since like the late nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: So yeah. Wow, So you started, Oh good for you.
Speaker 3: So you started broadcasting in traffic and you worked all
Speaker 3: your all the way up to traffic.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill, thank you for rubbing that in.
Speaker 3: You're welcome, You're welcome, and uh, Neil, good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning. I love how you're busting Will's chops. Yet
Speaker 7: you call yourself a talk show host and refer to
Speaker 7: Amy as Ann every morning.
Speaker 3: I know I do, because I get all mixed up Will.
Speaker 3: By the way, what's that T shirt that you're wearing with?
Speaker 4: Have you been to a BUCkies?
Speaker 2: I don't even know what a bucky is?
Speaker 4: Oh, BUCkies, it's steroids.
Speaker 8: Oh I didn't know that you have them in Texas
Speaker 8: in the South, and yeah there's.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I've lived in the South a whole lot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: thank you. You know, I'm a Southern kind of guy.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And so side hustles look at us, and certainly as
Speaker 3: a side hustle, Amy, you don't, Oh, yes you do.
Speaker 2: You do voices, don't you? I do voices.
Speaker 9: I used to before I started doing wake Up Call
Speaker 9: and working with you in the mornings, I used to
Speaker 9: have like basically two full jobs because I had a
Speaker 9: full time job and then like a halftime here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to be doing that story coming up
Speaker 3: at seven fifty.
Speaker 2: Neil works full time and does extra stuff. Not gonna
Speaker 2: he has to or anything because it's your hobby, but
Speaker 2: you get money for doing. You have a side hustle, right.
Speaker 4: I have a side business. Yeah, yeah, yep.
Speaker 7: I still do design work, some graphics, some prop building.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean virtually and of course we know and works
Speaker 3: at so far got it. It's virtually all of us.
Speaker 3: Will do you have a side hustle.
Speaker 8: I do sometimes during the football season, I do aerial
Speaker 8: live aerial video over the NFL games.
Speaker 3: See, every one of us and I have a side hustle,
Speaker 3: all of us. Do you know I do the business
Speaker 3: with you know, the important stuff, and you know the
Speaker 3: handle on the law is uh uh, it's syndicated all
Speaker 3: over the country and it's its own business.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: So I've got the productions and dealing with you know,
Speaker 3: affiliates and all and all that. So every one of us,
Speaker 3: every single one of us on the show, has a
Speaker 3: side hustle.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because Cono does too.
Speaker 7: It is uh con oh, he does some He does
Speaker 7: producing and radio producing and some other things as well
Speaker 7: on the side.
Speaker 3: How much of it has to do how much of
Speaker 3: it has to do with that We work at iHeart
Speaker 3: and you're sort of forced to do this.
Speaker 4: A lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lotimous, yeah, a lot, but that it's really
Speaker 3: a thing.
Speaker 2: It's really a thing.
Speaker 3: Mike, kids, I have a side hustle and that is
Speaker 3: spending my money.
Speaker 2: They Barbara Wills, you old, do they hustle me? Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, Okay, guys, let's do it. We've got plenty of
Speaker 3: news to share this morning. It's time for Handle on
Speaker 3: the News on a Friday, and we have some fun
Speaker 3: stuff foody Friday, and then ask handle anything. And I'm
Speaker 3: assuming Neil, we have some good phone calls this morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough, we do. Okay, let's tell you guys.
Speaker 4: We've got some good stuff in there.
Speaker 3: Good good handle on the news with Amy, Neil and
Speaker 3: me lead story. A big decision yesterday by the ninth
Speaker 3: US Circuit Court of Appeals, and that had to do
Speaker 3: with a lawsuit stopping or trying to stop President Trump
Speaker 3: from bringing in the Marines. Well, not so much the Marines,
Speaker 3: certainly federalizing the National Guard against the wishes of our governor.
Speaker 3: And lawsuit was filed and the court said, nope, that
Speaker 3: Trump has the authority. It was a little bit technical.
Speaker 3: One of the arguments that the Trump administration says that
Speaker 3: his decision is not even reviewable by the courts, and
Speaker 3: the court said, nah, it is, but we give great
Speaker 3: deference to the President, which means his decision has to
Speaker 3: be so insane to bring.
Speaker 2: In the National Guard, which it was not.
Speaker 3: And so the president it's as I said, we're moving
Speaker 3: towards an imperial presidency where more and that's not just
Speaker 3: Trump either, more and more power is being given to
Speaker 3: the president at every moment. All right, let's take a
Speaker 3: break and we will go through a lot more stories
Speaker 3: if we can, and we will. We can't if I
Speaker 3: handle here Friday lab it is first day of summer,
Speaker 3: longest day of the year, and we return to handle
Speaker 3: on the news with Amy Neil and Me.
Speaker 6: Two weeks to weigh in.
Speaker 9: President Trump has said a two week deadline to decide
Speaker 9: if the US is going to get involved in the
Speaker 9: Iran Israel conflict. The president said, according to White House
Speaker 9: Press Secretary of Caroline Levitt, there's a substantial chance of
Speaker 9: negotiations that may or may not take place in the
Speaker 9: near future. So the President says, will make his decision
Speaker 9: on whether or not to go within the next two
Speaker 9: weeks so by July third, and then Levitt said Trump
Speaker 9: would prefer a diplomatic solution, says that they're weighing in
Speaker 9: on military intervention to keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 9: And of course we are the only ones who have
Speaker 9: the military, well, the aircraft and the bomb that could
Speaker 9: take out that main nuclear facility with the Bunkerbuster.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the only ones in the world who have that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's thirty thousand pounds bomb. And the B two
Speaker 3: is the only aircraft that can pick up and deliver
Speaker 3: a bomb that that heavy. Interesting, it's an interesting piece
Speaker 3: of weaponry. This is the MAGA is completely split on
Speaker 3: a split on this one.
Speaker 2: And yesterday I thought Trump was going to go for it.
Speaker 3: I now have my doubts because there's there are too
Speaker 3: many people that are saying no destabilization. There's a lot
Speaker 3: going on with this, and it's going to turn out
Speaker 3: that if the bomb is used, there will be attacks
Speaker 3: on American forces in the Meydie. There's no question about that.
Speaker 3: And you know, we're going to talk a lot more
Speaker 3: about this over the next two weeks. So the President
Speaker 3: said there may be negotiations, there may be some sitting
Speaker 3: down and talking there may be the ability for them
Speaker 3: to cut a deal, and there may be his decision
Speaker 3: to maybe drop the bomb.
Speaker 2: I thought that was pretty equivocal.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe okay, moving on all right, if you live
Speaker 3: on the eastern side of Los Angeles, you are no
Speaker 3: stranger to Dodger Stadium traffic.
Speaker 7: But yesterday a little bit different. You had SUVs, unmarked
Speaker 7: white vans lining up. They were Federal Immigration agents inside,
Speaker 7: and according to Dodgers officials, the agents were denied entry
Speaker 7: to the grounds and the parking structure parking lot. Rather
Speaker 7: there at the main Sunset gate off vin Scully Avenue.
Speaker 7: They moved over to the downtown gate, which is near
Speaker 7: the one ten freeway. There but dozens of vehicles they
Speaker 7: couldn't get in there, And then you started having several
Speaker 7: dozen protesters gathering near the remaining came.
Speaker 4: Up with there.
Speaker 3: First of all, I've heard so many different stories from
Speaker 3: the Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 2: One of them is we weren't there at all. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, there's video.
Speaker 3: The other one was we weren't there to pick up illegals.
Speaker 2: We were there.
Speaker 3: Only reason we were there is because one of the
Speaker 3: trucks broke down. Have they ever heard of a tow
Speaker 3: truck and everybody else goes on their way. No, you
Speaker 3: have when there's a breakdown, all of them have to
Speaker 3: get together. Of course, they were there waiting for people
Speaker 3: because there's so many Hispanics who go to the Dodger game.
Speaker 3: It's a huge portion of their fan base. So it's yeah,
Speaker 3: there was no question they were there to pick up people.
Speaker 4: How do you do that at a place like that?
Speaker 2: You just grab people, you know, you look at them.
Speaker 9: And but that's not what they've been doing. They've been
Speaker 9: targeting people.
Speaker 3: No, they have been targeting people, but picking up folks,
Speaker 3: targeting people where they're going to home depot, They're grabbing
Speaker 3: people in mass that's the problem. They're asking people, are
Speaker 3: you an American citizen? Questioning people? And there's just too
Speaker 3: much of that. Are they targeting people?
Speaker 2: Yes they are.
Speaker 3: Is there a big broom that's sweeping up a whole
Speaker 3: lot of people, Yes, there is. That's the problem. Yeah,
Speaker 3: their intentions are let's just target the criminals. Okay, and
Speaker 3: that's fair, but Steve Miller wants three thousand migrants picked up,
Speaker 3: sort of come hell or high water.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing. If nothing, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sorry, no, I apologize.
Speaker 7: I was just saying that if you the way you'd
Speaker 7: know someone's criminals. There's a paper trail, right, and you
Speaker 7: think that would be the easiest people to pick up
Speaker 7: first paper trail and they're criminals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but how do you find them? They disappear, they're
Speaker 3: under the radar. How you know they're going to the
Speaker 3: Dodger game. You have to do a lot of intelligence.
Speaker 7: And I'm just saying that the broad brush stuff and
Speaker 7: the dragnet seemed bizarre.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you something else that I think works
Speaker 3: in the favor of DHS, not so much that I
Speaker 3: believe what they're doing is right. Is if they are scared,
Speaker 3: if they're the intent is to scare people and get
Speaker 3: them they held out of the United States.
Speaker 2: It is working.
Speaker 3: People are scared to death of DHS, those who are Hispanic.
Speaker 9: We had a story yesterday that about a million people
Speaker 9: have self deported.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that part of it is working.
Speaker 9: Here's a new equation. Fires equals higher rents. Rent costs
Speaker 9: have been tracked by three local consumer price indexes in
Speaker 9: LA and Orange Counties, the Inland Empire in San Diego County.
Speaker 9: They were compared to nationwide patterns, and they found that locally,
Speaker 9: May's five point one percent average rent hike across Southern
Speaker 9: California was one above December's three point eight percent hike,
Speaker 9: and also Southern California's rent inflation was one point three
Speaker 9: percentage points higher than the US average.
Speaker 2: Yeah, makes sense, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Fewer homes that are available for rent the thousands, So tough,
Speaker 3: let's do one at least one more and then we'll
Speaker 3: take a break, all right.
Speaker 7: So the US Border Patrol agents recently discovered this three
Speaker 7: thousand foot long narcotics smuggling tunnel. They disabled it as well.
Speaker 7: It's sitting beneath the US Mexico border, so it goes
Speaker 7: from Tijuana and San Diego. And in early April, while
Speaker 7: it was actively under construction, they came across it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and are filling it up with concrete. Well, so
Speaker 3: much for that one, but it reminds you of number one.
Speaker 3: The Middle East with Wahamas did and El Chapo did
Speaker 3: this to get out of prison a few times in Mexico.
Speaker 2: These pretty sophisticated.
Speaker 3: Tunnels too, not just ventilation and lighting, but railroad tracks
Speaker 3: that they move either people or narcotics through.
Speaker 6: It's almost three thousand feet long, and it wasn't done.
Speaker 2: I know a bitch of their happy campers.
Speaker 4: Yeah over half a mile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh well over half a mile.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll take a break, come back, and we've
Speaker 3: got more Handle on the news.
Speaker 5: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
Speaker 5: six forty.
Speaker 3: KFI Handle Here Morning, Foody Friday Morning, June twentieth, longest
Speaker 3: day of the year.
Speaker 2: Solstice is upon us.
Speaker 3: And you're no doubt going to see video of a
Speaker 3: bunch of people addressed as druids dancing around Stone Henge,
Speaker 3: holding hands and singing weird songs and incantations and cutting
Speaker 3: chickens heads off.
Speaker 2: And whatever the hell they do. Just the weirdest people
Speaker 2: in the world. Okay, no, they are weirder. Actually there
Speaker 2: are weirder people.
Speaker 3: Okay, moving on, more Handle on the news, Amy, Neil
Speaker 3: and me.
Speaker 9: Probably harder to get seats on ICE flights these days.
Speaker 9: Lots people leaving on planes flights out of LA Area
Speaker 9: airports related to ICE. Immigration and Customs enforcement deportations have
Speaker 9: more than doubled in the last month. An I spokesperson
Speaker 9: says that the agency does not provide details about future
Speaker 9: flights for security reasons, but that a lot of people
Speaker 9: are leaving the country.
Speaker 3: You had said that the uh, these voluntary deport self deportations.
Speaker 2: Uh. And they charter airlines.
Speaker 3: That's a good business to be in, owning airlines that
Speaker 3: chartered the government to the government right now.
Speaker 2: That is a growth business, to save the least.
Speaker 9: And I don't think these one the I don't think
Speaker 9: these are the self deporters. I think these are the
Speaker 9: ones I think rounded up right, ice flown out.
Speaker 2: I agree. I think self deporters are on their own well.
Speaker 9: And then Christy Domid said several times that if you
Speaker 9: want to self deport, call us. We'll give you a
Speaker 9: flight home and then give you a thousand bucks and
Speaker 9: then you can apply to come back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we plan come back is impossible. I mean everybody
Speaker 2: knows that there's no chance of that happening.
Speaker 6: But you don't think.
Speaker 2: No, no, maybe the next Democratic administration. But I think
Speaker 2: that ship has sailed welcoming people into the United States immigrants. Boy,
Speaker 2: has that ship sailed? Can you imagine the political fallout
Speaker 2: of that one?
Speaker 7: Was Regan the last president to do an amnesty?
Speaker 2: Yep, he was. There were two that he did.
Speaker 7: How come Democrats haven't just done an amnesty amnesty when
Speaker 7: they were in office.
Speaker 3: Because amnesty is across the board by the millions, and
Speaker 3: we're just not prepared to do that, just not prepared
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 2: And there were mass deportations.
Speaker 4: What's the difference.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're here, if people are already here.
Speaker 3: If they're already here, that's well, there's your amnesty if
Speaker 3: people are here. But the point is it's a philosophy
Speaker 3: of they are here illegally, uh, and we do not
Speaker 3: want them here versus they are here illegally and we
Speaker 3: do want them here, and they happen to be violating
Speaker 3: the law, and so we changed the law where we
Speaker 3: grant amnesty.
Speaker 2: It's gone both ways.
Speaker 3: You had Dwight Eisenhower that mass deportation by the millions,
Speaker 3: and that was Operation Wetback. And as much as you
Speaker 3: may be offended by that term, that was the official
Speaker 3: government term. That was you get it, look up operation wetback.
Speaker 9: When was that?
Speaker 3: That was in the fifties. Oh okay, yeah, that was Yeah,
Speaker 3: try doing that today.
Speaker 2: Huh wow.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: So you know a long time you heard the arguments
Speaker 7: from those that smoke marijuana that you know, it's fine,
Speaker 7: and it's better than alcohol. Well, marijuana used dramatically increases
Speaker 7: the risk of dying from heart attacks and stroke, says
Speaker 7: this large study that they just did. You know, this
Speaker 7: doubles the risks, so they say, people mostly between.
Speaker 4: The ages of nineteen and fifty nine. It's never been
Speaker 4: my never been my jam.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what a crock you know, coffee, yes or no.
Speaker 3: Egg's going to kill you, not kill you. Exercise going
Speaker 3: to kill you, not kill you. I haven't believe in
Speaker 3: exercise killing you. It's a yeah, I don't care. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's every study and there's and none of this is
Speaker 3: actual causation.
Speaker 2: It's all, you know, incidental. I don't buy any of it.
Speaker 4: The thing to me is the smoking. If you're doing.
Speaker 3: It, that's right. No, it's true. I mean smoking with
Speaker 3: the lungs. But you don't smoke enough of it anyway,
Speaker 3: you know. It's not like people pick up twenty joints
Speaker 3: a day and smoke it the way you do cigarettes.
Speaker 4: But you don't hold cigarette smoke in your lungs. First.
Speaker 3: Some people do twenty seconds, some people do and twenty
Speaker 3: seconds is I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know the physiological part of that.
Speaker 9: Disinformation is putting police in harms way. Local police departments
Speaker 9: are putting out statements and warning that bad information about
Speaker 9: possible immigration enforcement operations is putting everybody at risk, both
Speaker 9: officers and residents. They're saying it's leading to protests, public panic,
Speaker 9: dangerous encounters. This week, protesters gathered outside a hotel in
Speaker 9: Rancho Cucamonga after rumors of ICE agents staying there, and
Speaker 9: that prompted a response from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department,
Speaker 9: And then in another post, officials were saying, hey, don't
Speaker 9: assume that all unmarked white vehicles are ICE because the
Speaker 9: sheriff's departments, police departments, they also have them and they
Speaker 9: have nothing to do with ICE.
Speaker 4: All Right, It's become a huge problem.
Speaker 7: Every single day, I will probably get between I don't know,
Speaker 7: fifteen and thirty alerts today. Here's what I just got
Speaker 7: my area alone that says, hey, ICE is here.
Speaker 4: ICE is there? ICE is here? ICE is there?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Sorry, Amy, you were.
Speaker 9: Saying, oh, I just said I just got one two
Speaker 9: minutes ago. Is ICE really going to head city terrorists today?
Speaker 9: Or they were going to get active by cal State?
Speaker 6: Like there? Yeah, I get them all the time too.
Speaker 4: And you and I live in this similar area.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do one more and we'll take a break.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 7: A group of students, alumni, and volunteers from University of
Speaker 7: Southern California. They've come together to help people with upcoming
Speaker 7: immigration related court hearings. As we were just talking about,
Speaker 7: this become a massive thing. They have civil rights advocate
Speaker 7: initiatives that they're putting together court hearings that have moved online,
Speaker 7: all kinds of things, and they're encouraging people to educate
Speaker 7: themselves and understand what's going on.
Speaker 3: Obviously, Yeah, you call the hotline, you don't speak a
Speaker 3: word of English, and they teach you how to say
Speaker 3: no thanks.
Speaker 4: Well, the whole point picked up by immigration.
Speaker 7: The whole point is that they teach people how to
Speaker 7: do the hearings online.
Speaker 3: Establish a hearing, and hope, hopefully that means if you
Speaker 3: get a hearing online, there's no place you are that
Speaker 3: you're going to be picked up exact or even worse,
Speaker 3: arrested at the.
Speaker 7: Courthouse, which has been happening even Yeah, a couple of
Speaker 7: people who've gone to do it properly.
Speaker 4: We've got to file their paperwork and then walk.
Speaker 3: Out and there's ice waiting for you. It's a different world,
Speaker 3: all right. Now, we'll take a break and come back
Speaker 3: and we'll finish up handle on the news on this
Speaker 3: longest day of the year, Friday, June twentieth. Okay, five am,
Speaker 3: six forty bill handle here footy Friday, longest day of
Speaker 3: the year, June twentieth.
Speaker 2: The solstice is upon us finishing a handle on the news,
Speaker 2: Amy and Neil and me.
Speaker 9: Let's see paid off for the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. They
Speaker 9: are getting a four hundred percent pay raise this season,
Speaker 9: and it apparently may have a direct correlation to the
Speaker 9: new season of the Netflix series America's Sweethearts. Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders,
Speaker 9: of course, they've been pushing for increases for years. In
Speaker 9: twenty nineteen, they finally got their pay increased from two
Speaker 9: hundred dollars to four hundred dollars per game, and the
Speaker 9: new raise is four times that amount.
Speaker 3: At seventy five dollars per hour, which for dancing around
Speaker 3: And yeah, it seems that that is more reasonable, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: And how difficult it is to get that kind of job.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a lot of competition to be adopted and.
Speaker 2: They're yeah, and they all should be models. I mean,
Speaker 2: they are gorgeous.
Speaker 3: And I know that's completely sexists and I'm objectifying these women.
Speaker 9: And well, but they're putting themselves in that position to
Speaker 9: be objectified, right.
Speaker 3: And if they put themselves out in that position, they're
Speaker 3: going to make a lot more than seventy five dollars
Speaker 3: an hour.
Speaker 6: Well, we'll have to ask Sam about that.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I was cutting the.
Speaker 2: Audio I had good.
Speaker 6: That's okay. We're making veiled references to porn. Oh, that's okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll talk to you about that off the air.
Speaker 4: It's pass safe harbor.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Neil, your microphone is not on?
Speaker 4: What about now?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: We are you now?
Speaker 2: Now we can all right?
Speaker 7: So President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday extending
Speaker 7: the deadline for TikTok's parent company to divest the popular
Speaker 7: video sharing app by ninety days, which is what he
Speaker 7: keeps doing another ninety days, ninety's ongoing.
Speaker 3: This's the third time out and the company Bite Me is.
Speaker 4: No Bite Dance.
Speaker 2: It was one of those Yeah, what do I know?
Speaker 3: And this is one of the things that the president
Speaker 3: does is make a decision and then okay, I'll hold
Speaker 3: off and then make a decision and go.
Speaker 2: I'll hold off. So this is a third go for TikTok.
Speaker 6: I wonder why.
Speaker 9: He's pushing it back because he doesn't have a deal.
Speaker 9: But why not just shut him down?
Speaker 3: Because I think there's a lot of pressure obviously, and
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even know who backs that up, because I
Speaker 3: would think other social media companies would love to see
Speaker 3: TikTok out of the United States, leaving a huge market
Speaker 3: for them. So I don't know, and I'm oh, you
Speaker 3: know what here it is?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Originally he hated TikTok, and then it turned out that
Speaker 3: TikTok was responsible for a huge amount of support for him.
Speaker 3: It turned around and he is into loyalty more than.
Speaker 2: Any anybody else.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you are loyal, and it doesn't matter
Speaker 3: if you credentials or not, you too can be secretary
Speaker 3: of insert name of a department here, And that's yeah,
Speaker 3: it's I think it's about loyalty.
Speaker 2: I think that resonates.
Speaker 6: Okay, personally, I love Alaska.
Speaker 9: But a new study says the Delta Airlines is the
Speaker 9: highest ranked airline that's by the points guy.
Speaker 5: He topped.
Speaker 9: Delta topped the twenty twenty five list, which ranks airlines
Speaker 9: based on reliability, loyalty programs, cost, and reach. Delta's on
Speaker 9: top for the seventh year in a row. United rose
Speaker 9: from third place in twenty twenty four to second place
Speaker 9: behind Delta, partly because of improvements in reliability and passenger experience.
Speaker 9: Southwest Airlines is third, Alaska's fourth, and Hawaiian Airlines jumped
Speaker 9: two spots up from seventh to fifth place.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My question is how did Spirit and Frontier make the top.
Speaker 6: Ten because there's only ten airlines?
Speaker 3: Okay, well they should have been thirty or forty anyways,
Speaker 3: even with only ten.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they should leave all the immigrants alone and
Speaker 7: just deport every plane that is Frontier or Spirit land
Speaker 7: in Mexico. All right, President Donald Trump, you know he
Speaker 7: appointed Powell Chair of the Federal Reserve, Chair Jerome Powell
Speaker 7: to the role in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 4: But man, he doesn't like him anymore.
Speaker 7: He is calling for a massive two point five point
Speaker 7: reduction in interest rate, which is like the equivalent of
Speaker 7: ten FED rate cuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's never happened. It's simply never happened.
Speaker 3: And so he is blaming Jerome Powell for any problems,
Speaker 3: any financial problems, economic problems we have. And my favorite
Speaker 3: quote of the day from Donald Trump, too late, Jerome
Speaker 3: Powell is costing our country hundreds of billions of dollars.
Speaker 3: He is truly one of the dumbest and most destructive
Speaker 3: people in government, and the Fedboard is complicit. One thing
Speaker 3: you got to give Trump credit for. He does not
Speaker 3: do political speak that he does not. He shoots from
Speaker 3: the hip and I can't think of any other president
Speaker 3: who has ever done this, and I think that's a
Speaker 3: lot of white people love him so much.
Speaker 9: You will not see the rockets red glare above the
Speaker 9: Rose Bowl for this Fourth of July fireworks spectacular because
Speaker 9: it's been replaced. Pasadena is boosting its police in firefighter
Speaker 9: presidents to keep fireworks out of the city. And for
Speaker 9: the fireworks show, they're passing on fireworks and replacing it
Speaker 9: with a drone show, which is probably going to be really,
Speaker 9: really spectacular.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, they don't want to mix up the drones because
Speaker 3: you've got drones that are used for entertainment and drones
Speaker 3: that could come in and take.
Speaker 2: Out every building on Colorado Boulevard. So I'm assuming they're
Speaker 2: not mixing them up.
Speaker 6: I'm assuming have you seen a drone show in person?
Speaker 2: Not in person?
Speaker 9: There's what at Dodger Stadium tonight. They also replace fireworks.
Speaker 9: They're doing drones instead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can do so.
Speaker 2: You can do so much more with drones. But at
Speaker 2: the same time, they're not fireworks. They don't have the
Speaker 2: big explosion. You can't smell them, you know that cordite,
Speaker 2: which is just something that is neat. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, you can do amazing things with drones that
Speaker 2: you can't do with fireworks.
Speaker 4: You could tell a story with drones.
Speaker 7: This is the thing that I like, I saw one
Speaker 7: last Fourth of July that was spectacular. That was just
Speaker 7: like this big storytelling theme of Los Angeles that was
Speaker 7: really neat.
Speaker 2: All. Right, guys, we're done. That's it done.
Speaker 3: With the news coming up, the Nice Circuit yesterday made
Speaker 3: a decision giving the Trump administration a big win.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no way around that one. This is
Speaker 2: KFI A M six forty.
Speaker 5: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI A
Speaker 5: M six forty