Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
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Speaker 2: Lady, you remember when Siri just came out first part
Speaker 2: of it and I did this, I did this on
Speaker 2: the air. Is hey, sirih where's the best place for
Speaker 2: me to hide a dead body? And Siri would come
Speaker 2: back using the GPS of the world and literally tell
Speaker 2: you where the landfill, the closest landfills were to where
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 3: That's so gross, it was.
Speaker 2: Oh they got rid of that feature pretty quickly.
Speaker 1: And now Handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: You bet you. It is a Friday, Foody Friday, October
Speaker 2: twenty fifth, Bill Handle here with the Morning Crew, and
Speaker 2: it's going to be well, next week's gonna be insane,
Speaker 2: I mean, just crazy, crazy making. But a quick hello
Speaker 2: to the Morning crew. Neil, welcome back. I know you've
Speaker 2: been a little under the weather this last week. A
Speaker 2: matter of fact, you were really under the weather. You
Speaker 2: were telling me yesterday that there were issues with your kidney,
Speaker 2: that you literally we were peeing parts of your kidney out,
Speaker 2: chunks of kidney were coming out.
Speaker 4: Do I have that matter with you? My kidney is fine.
Speaker 5: You're gonna freak you know, my kidney donor listens and
Speaker 5: you're gonna freak her out. No, my kidney's fine. I
Speaker 5: did have a convergence of a couple of the things.
Speaker 5: I had a cold, and then there was apparently an
Speaker 5: infection of some kind of just I was pushing myself
Speaker 5: to try and get a haunted house done for my
Speaker 5: kids school, and I think I just happened to have
Speaker 5: a bunch of things coming together.
Speaker 2: And legitimately, your immune system is repressed, is suppressed because
Speaker 2: of the drugs.
Speaker 4: You probably repressed as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably depressed as well too.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I take med so that it doesn't kick out
Speaker 4: my kidney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it doesn't. I'm all good. Okay, Well, anyway,
Speaker 2: welcome back in the meantime. O. Guess who's wearing a
Speaker 2: Dodger's jersey, The one and only Amy Good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 2: and you're wearing the dollar Dodgers jury jersey in anticipation
Speaker 2: of going into the game to I right, No, I.
Speaker 6: Went to earlier playoff games. They do not have World
Speaker 6: Series tickets?
Speaker 2: Good do they give me? Since I don't get baseball tickets?
Speaker 2: And I'll get one ticket a year for the Chargers
Speaker 2: because of my daughter. Do you get any kind of
Speaker 2: a break or the World Series tickets? It's so much
Speaker 2: gold that KLC just hangs on to whatever they can.
Speaker 3: No, you're funny.
Speaker 2: No, as to the first part, right, you get nothing. No,
Speaker 2: that's true because last time I asked for a box
Speaker 2: of pencils, they also said you get nothing, so I
Speaker 2: can understand that. Try to get a key chain. Oh no,
Speaker 2: by the way, you can get a key chain. I
Speaker 2: just saw one the other day in the drawers, but
Speaker 2: unfortunately it's a Kiss keychain. It's from Kiss. Okay, because
Speaker 2: we certainly don't have any KFI ones.
Speaker 5: We cross out the iis. Yeah, then we just put
Speaker 5: back on the KFI.
Speaker 2: We also did get a few were the stations. The
Speaker 2: station's initials were misprinted and someone took a marketing pen
Speaker 2: and put them I put it correctly, so we have
Speaker 2: a few of those. All right, and good morning, good morning,
Speaker 2: and cono, good.
Speaker 4: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Though all right, we're all here, we're all there. Next
Speaker 2: week is going to be completely insane. First of all,
Speaker 2: we have the election coming up at seven point thirty.
Speaker 2: I am going to talk about the props the presidential
Speaker 2: I'm not going to talk very too much about other
Speaker 2: than mentioned that for the first time that I can remember,
Speaker 2: when both parties are saying this really is a monumental
Speaker 2: election which is going to decide which way the country
Speaker 2: is going. Absolutely true this time around. And but you're
Speaker 2: gonna you've decided on that already. Uh, the props are
Speaker 2: kind of interesting. I want to go through those and
Speaker 2: the senatorial election Steve Garvey, is he going to get
Speaker 2: three votes? Probably not. So there are a few things
Speaker 2: that are already set in stone, but the props always
Speaker 2: always are the most interesting. So I'll be doing that.
Speaker 2: And then a week from tomorrow my daughter gets married.
Speaker 2: I know I'm making a big deal about that. But Neil,
Speaker 2: you're coming to the wedding.
Speaker 4: Right, Yes, sir, I will be there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he's a Neil and Barbara Hampton are very close.
Speaker 2: Now who else is coming? Kno and Amy? Are you
Speaker 2: guys coming to the wedding?
Speaker 3: Must have missed get.
Speaker 2: Maybe you missed the invite because you didn't get an invite.
Speaker 4: Why do you do that?
Speaker 2: Because actually it's weird, right it is.
Speaker 5: Yes, I've known the girls since they were a mathematic
Speaker 5: equation existing.
Speaker 2: That's correct.
Speaker 4: However, that's correct, that's rude. Actually, I mean because everybody.
Speaker 2: Well, here, okay, here it is, and this is legitimate.
Speaker 2: You've known the girls and since they were born of
Speaker 2: an IVF procedure, and the obviously when you go into
Speaker 2: the doctor's office, you have to sign all of the
Speaker 2: forms before undergoing a medical procedure like IVF. So it's
Speaker 2: fair to say you've known the girls since they were
Speaker 2: a signature line on a form. Yes, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 5: Since since I was saying, oh my god, oh hell no,
Speaker 5: don't have children. You should never raise anything, including house plants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know that's not true. Actually, if you look
Speaker 2: at the girls, they have a real good understanding of
Speaker 2: the world around them, especially the value of a credit
Speaker 2: card that's in dad's name. They truly understand what life
Speaker 2: is about. Okay, you guys ready to do it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I am, Okay, let's do it. Handle on the news
Speaker 2: on this Friday morning with Amy Neil and Me lead
Speaker 2: story murder Well, no surprise. Yesterday, the LA District Attorney
Speaker 2: Da George Gascone said he will recommend resentencing the Menendez
Speaker 2: brothers and it's this is a wild story. I remember
Speaker 2: it a lot of us, do we covered it, and
Speaker 2: I'm going to go through it a little bit. But
Speaker 2: there are a whole bunch of issues, not only with
Speaker 2: the Mendez brothers themselves and the issue of the trials
Speaker 2: there were two of them, but also the accusation that
Speaker 2: Gascon is doing this for political purposes, and I don't
Speaker 2: understand that because his position is being seen as a
Speaker 2: liberal position, So for political purpose, he's going to become
Speaker 2: more liberal? Is that going to help him? So I'm
Speaker 2: going to cover a lot more of that coming up
Speaker 2: at seven o'clock. Why are you smiling, Neil? Did I
Speaker 2: just say something?
Speaker 4: Did you sit on a duck or something?
Speaker 2: Oh? Did I just go I just gulped something? Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was just something came up. None of us could
Speaker 2: figure out what the hell that was playing, you know.
Speaker 2: I just had a thing in my throat, that's all.
Speaker 4: I couldn't figure out what the hell it was.
Speaker 2: It was a thing in my throat.
Speaker 5: Okay, it was a thing in my throat. I can't
Speaker 5: accept that smuggling muppets. I had no idea what it was.
Speaker 5: And it was a curious sound.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, Cono, of course you're going to use that
Speaker 2: as a promo aren't you, Because that's a given.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be I immediately, Okay, let's hear it.
Speaker 2: Oh, because I didn't even know I really did it.
Speaker 2: The trials there were two of them, but that a right?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: It could have been worse? I can think of a
Speaker 2: couple of ways it could have been worse, just the trials, Okay,
Speaker 2: but also, yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, send me just that sound because that's gonna
Speaker 5: be my new ringer calls.
Speaker 2: And I want to share this. I shared it with
Speaker 2: you and everybody else many times before. Are you utterly
Speaker 2: stunned that I actually get paid for doing this in
Speaker 2: the morning every day? So am I?
Speaker 4: I'm not telling you?
Speaker 2: I just I'm just when I open up that mic,
Speaker 2: all right, sounds like a bad shoe.
Speaker 6: Well, if you're driving, you probably are not going to
Speaker 6: be loving La later today because a mini Carmageddon is coming.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: Here's what's happening. The Dodgers take on the Yankees at
Speaker 6: Dodgers Stadium Game one. The Lakers are hosting Phoenix at
Speaker 6: Crypto dot Com Arena, and the Trojans are playing Rutgers
Speaker 6: at the LA Coliseum tonight, and then along with that
Speaker 6: in Inglewood, the East LA Classic Football game between Theodore
Speaker 6: Roosevelt High School and James Garfield High School is happening
Speaker 6: at SOFI, and then there are concerts at both into
Speaker 6: It Dome and Kia Forum. So they're saying they're expecting
Speaker 6: more than one hundred thousand sports fans to be out
Speaker 6: on the roads. Mayor Bass says they have a coordinated
Speaker 6: effort to reduce traffic, ensure public safety, and promote local attractions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how can they not have one hundred thousand. They're
Speaker 2: sixty thousand just going to or fifty something thousand just
Speaker 2: going to Dodger Stadium, the EI, the Trojans and Rutgers
Speaker 2: at SCA, at the Coliseum. You know it's going to
Speaker 2: be forty fifty thousand, has to be. Yeah, it'll be
Speaker 2: north of one hundred thousand. You're going to see tonight
Speaker 2: a lot of people watching these games and these events
Speaker 2: on their phones while they're stuck in traffic. That's how
Speaker 2: they're going to enjoy the games.
Speaker 5: Who wants to put money on Caltrans going? You know
Speaker 5: what would be good? Why don't we try and fix
Speaker 5: some of the roads today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, but at seven point twenty, I'm going to
Speaker 2: do a story about today being a run up to
Speaker 2: the Olympics. It's actually a practice day for the Olympics.
Speaker 2: I'll be doing that at seven twenty. All right.
Speaker 5: The Justice Department has reached a settlement for more than
Speaker 5: one hundred million with the two corporations that owned and
Speaker 5: operated if you remember that containership that destroyed Baltimore's Francis
Speaker 5: Scott Key Bridge back in March. So as part of
Speaker 5: the settlement, this Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine
Speaker 5: Private Limited to Singaporean companies. They're going to pay nearly
Speaker 5: one one hundred and two million to resolve the civil
Speaker 5: claim that was from companies. Just it's cost cutting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this is just from the Justice Department. You
Speaker 2: still have the city of Baltimore, you still have the
Speaker 2: businesses that lost all that business, you still have the
Speaker 2: individuals who lost income, and of course the people that
Speaker 2: were killed on that bat yesh. So this is just
Speaker 2: the start. I have no idea idea how this these
Speaker 2: companies are going to stay even alive. You maximize whatever
Speaker 2: insurance they have are going to be the check's gonna
Speaker 2: be written instantly. Of course.
Speaker 5: Listening to Amy and wake up call this morning, isn't
Speaker 5: it just going to be isn't it billions just to
Speaker 5: replace the bridge or yeah, ratch alone, it's.
Speaker 3: Two billion just to rebuild the briers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's no issue. They're never going to be
Speaker 2: able to pay for it. They're just out of business.
Speaker 6: Their home SpaceX Dragon capsule has splashed down off the
Speaker 6: coast of Florida. They have three astronauts and one cosmonaut
Speaker 6: who had spent eight months up on the International Space
Speaker 6: Station with our friend Nick Ei, and they're back home.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good news, great, welcome home.
Speaker 5: Wow, that went differently than I expected, even as long
Speaker 5: stalled talks to try and secure the release of hostages
Speaker 5: and reach a ceasefire in Gaza resume. You know, there's
Speaker 5: little expectation of a breakthrough before the US presidential election,
Speaker 5: so there's.
Speaker 2: No there's no expectation Netonnah, who is not going to
Speaker 2: do anything based on who is unless he knows who
Speaker 2: is going to be the next president.
Speaker 5: So how does that play out? What do you what
Speaker 5: are the two options? If it goes left or it
Speaker 5: goes right.
Speaker 2: Now, Okay, if it goes to Kamala Harris and Netanyah,
Speaker 2: who is going to be putting a lot be put
Speaker 2: into a lot of pressure. There'll be pressure on him
Speaker 2: to cut some kind of a deal, cease fire, negotiate
Speaker 2: for the return of the hostages, get out of Gaza,
Speaker 2: maybe put together some kind of relief position for Israel
Speaker 2: to allow humanitarian aid a lot more. Now, if Trump wins,
Speaker 2: Neta Nyahu goes balls to the wall. Trump is as
Speaker 2: pro Israel as any president that ever existed, and it's
Speaker 2: going to be Netta Yaho going just Israel be able
Speaker 2: to do whatever it wants. They don't care about international pressure.
Speaker 2: I mean Trump in terms of being pro Israel. He
Speaker 2: did not does not get around. He's the only president
Speaker 2: had the balls to move the US embassy to Jerusalem,
Speaker 2: of which Israel has claimed Jerusalem as this capital since
Speaker 2: Israel was created, and every US president refused to put
Speaker 2: it up there because of the pressure and the arms
Speaker 2: that went there. So Nettagna, who is certainly hoping for
Speaker 2: Trump to win, and those are will will see a
Speaker 2: much more complicated situation of if Harris wins, and it's
Speaker 2: going to be pretty clear cut. Trump will be pro
Speaker 2: Israel right down the line. And a lot of Jews
Speaker 2: are backing up Trump because of that. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: we have a commercial coming up. I'm going to do
Speaker 2: that at what just the last segment when I do
Speaker 2: the when I do this week's World in Review. A
Speaker 2: commercial that is playing right now in some of the
Speaker 2: swing states. We don't have it here. I'm going to
Speaker 2: play it for you. It is absolutely hilarious. It's a
Speaker 2: Trump commercial which you have to listen to as we
Speaker 2: do the last segment of the show.
Speaker 6: Time to get the lead out. The Biden administration says
Speaker 6: it is strengthening requirements for homes and childcare facilities to
Speaker 6: remove lead based paint dust that could better protect more
Speaker 6: than three hundred thousand children a year from toxic lead contamination.
Speaker 6: Under the new rules, any detectable level of lead dust
Speaker 6: in the building would be considered a hazard and the
Speaker 6: property owners would have to pay to clean it up.
Speaker 2: This is not lead paint, which they've had to remove
Speaker 2: for years and years and years. This is lead dust.
Speaker 2: And under the EPA and virtually every medical association and
Speaker 2: all the information we get, any detectable level of lead
Speaker 2: anywhere hurts kids, particularly. There is no except the level
Speaker 2: of lead none.
Speaker 4: So is this powder from the paint.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I guess it is. And how do
Speaker 2: you get Powder's two.
Speaker 5: Different rules because I have a century home and the
Speaker 5: likelihood of them using lead paint at some point on
Speaker 5: this house.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's pretty strong.
Speaker 5: But as long as you're painting over they can see it,
Speaker 5: they consider that sealing it in. However, if you sand
Speaker 5: or take it down to the original wood or things
Speaker 5: like that, it becomes a whole different situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I don't know the answer to that. And
Speaker 2: it's not as if there people have to test for it.
Speaker 2: It's only if symptoms occur then it has to be
Speaker 2: tested for.
Speaker 3: Isn't the damage done at that point?
Speaker 2: Well you would think so, wouldn't you.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's a very blue point blue beard or balding. Yeah,
Speaker 5: in a symptoms pretty much okay. In a rare move,
Speaker 5: the Pentagon strongly pushed back yesterday against Min's information that
Speaker 5: it believes spread on social media that falsely sagested that
Speaker 5: US troops have been authorized to use force against American
Speaker 5: citizens during the election.
Speaker 4: It seems that this.
Speaker 5: Information was spread online by former Trump administration national security
Speaker 5: advisor Michael Flynn, former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
Speaker 5: among others.
Speaker 2: Shameless, they're shameless. I mean that's it just throws something
Speaker 2: up and people will believe it, and that's the shame
Speaker 2: of what's happening. But anyway, the Pentagon's saying not true,
Speaker 2: not true, not true.
Speaker 5: You know, I saw a meme this morning that made
Speaker 5: me chuckle about how when we went to school, you
Speaker 5: know how they used to separate the kids. You had
Speaker 5: honor students and regular students, then you had special ed students.
Speaker 5: They said, that's what social media should be. Should be
Speaker 5: separated into those camps so you don't have to deal
Speaker 5: with we're doing none.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, can't imagine. This was about the Defense
Speaker 2: Department directing or allowing lethal four against Americans who simply
Speaker 2: protest governmental policy, and the Defense Department can send its
Speaker 2: soldiers to arrest those people or get into a firefight
Speaker 2: with those people, and oh, yeah, it's absolutely true. That's
Speaker 2: what the US government is doing. I mean, it's insanity,
Speaker 2: is what it is. But it's going to end, hopefully
Speaker 2: by next tuesday. Well we're not going to go next Tuesday.
Speaker 2: We're probably not going to know for a week as
Speaker 2: to who won the election.
Speaker 4: You did that law election rule.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll take that long because you're going to have
Speaker 2: hand counts. You're going to have in any state in
Speaker 2: which Trump loses by two votes, or ten votes, or
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand votes, there'll be a few recounts. You
Speaker 2: now have elected officials that have been put into place
Speaker 2: by the Republican legislatures, where these elected officials get a
Speaker 2: lot more leeway in demanding recounts, hand counts. The fear
Speaker 2: is some of them who are required by law to
Speaker 2: certify I will not certify. They'll just say no. They
Speaker 2: just won't buy it because we have now them saying
Speaker 2: that the election was rigged last time out, and so
Speaker 2: any vote, any Democratic vote, is rigged. Marjorie Taylor Green
Speaker 2: is once again the dominion machines have already been programmed
Speaker 2: to flip votes from Trump to Harris straight out. Accusation
Speaker 2: was made, and we're going to start with that. And
Speaker 2: by the way, the other side too, if it's that close,
Speaker 2: will demand a recount, and in some cases some states,
Speaker 2: by law, there has to be a recount if it's
Speaker 2: within half a point. So we're not going to know.
Speaker 5: Now, would you miss the days the basic days of
Speaker 5: a hanging Chad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the Supreme Court made that decision. And then
Speaker 2: the other issue. If there is a tie with the
Speaker 2: electoral votes two seventy each, then it goes to the
Speaker 2: House of Representatives, who decides who is president.
Speaker 3: And one or the new one.
Speaker 2: The new one, ah, the new one. And if there
Speaker 2: is a tie, it's pretty rare for that's a tie,
Speaker 2: but it is conceivable. And then Trump becomes president by
Speaker 2: a vote of four in the House of Representatives because
Speaker 2: that's their margin. It's completely wild, completely wild, all right.
Speaker 6: The resignations are racking up. The La Times has lost
Speaker 6: two more editorial writers. They resigned in protest to owner
Speaker 6: Patrick Soun Scheung's interference, as they call it, with the
Speaker 6: paper's planned endorsement of Vice President Harris. The resignations yesterday
Speaker 6: come a day after editorial editor Mary el Garza resigned
Speaker 6: in protest, and one of the ones who quit yesterday
Speaker 6: said that Sun Cheung is a chicken and threw the
Speaker 6: editorial team under the bus and argued that the decision
Speaker 6: to stop the endorseorsement of Vice President Harris was itself
Speaker 6: an endorsement of sorts for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: You know what I thought when I first read this story.
Speaker 2: You got a couple of guys or I don't know
Speaker 2: who they were resigning editorial writers. Where do they go?
Speaker 2: Where did journalists go today? I mean, did they literally
Speaker 2: give up their career to do this?
Speaker 4: Probably?
Speaker 2: One point that and I think where I'm going is
Speaker 2: that this is this is ballsy. I mean there's something
Speaker 2: that they walk the walk here, they walk the talk
Speaker 2: or talk or walk while they're talking or whatever.
Speaker 5: One amy was too kind because they didn't just say chicken.
Speaker 5: They added something afterwards. But the when it comes to
Speaker 5: hasn't it been kind of standard for the La Times
Speaker 5: to endorse.
Speaker 2: Yes, So there was a time when they didn't endorse
Speaker 2: I think I don't know, forty years ago they didn't
Speaker 2: endorse y.
Speaker 5: I always thought it was stupid that that a paper
Speaker 5: would endorse something, but they.
Speaker 2: Endorse everything else. I mean they went right down the list.
Speaker 2: You can read their endorsement as to why props and yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah that papers endorse. You know, they're political animals and
Speaker 2: they shouldn't be.
Speaker 4: So why change it now, though?
Speaker 2: Well, because those are the because editorials have always done
Speaker 2: an endorsement, except in this case it's not editorial. It
Speaker 2: is the paper that is endorsing and I agree with you,
Speaker 2: and there should be both sides, endorsement of both sides
Speaker 2: and arguing why. But for example, I last segment two, No,
Speaker 2: what am I going to do? Oh? The props coming
Speaker 2: up at seven thirty. I'm going to go through the props?
Speaker 2: And am I gonna tell you which way? No? No,
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you both sides. Actually, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you a third side because that's where I that's how.
Speaker 4: It'll handle fair and balanced.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, young brands if you remember that, are
Speaker 5: Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut. They're out here in Irvine,
Speaker 5: I believe well. They are pulling raw onions from their
Speaker 5: menu right now because of the e coli E coli
Speaker 5: outbreak that McDonald's experience. This seems to be tied to
Speaker 5: the restaurant supplier, US Foods. They went on Wednesday issue
Speaker 5: a recall notification for onion products produced by Taylor Farms.
Speaker 2: Even if they're not connected, because this was one producer, California,
Speaker 2: but it went to the Midwest. The onions.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the you know the current concern there when whenever
Speaker 5: you're dealing with anything raw, you have the option. You know,
Speaker 5: it's like if you travel abroad and you you don't
Speaker 5: want food poisoning, people think, well, don't eat their proteins
Speaker 5: and things like that, But the reality is it's their greens,
Speaker 5: it's their salads and things like that.
Speaker 2: They know. And when I go, when I go to
Speaker 2: In and Out Burger, my double double always has a
Speaker 2: raw onion in it.
Speaker 4: I think you're fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I think I am. And a quick word
Speaker 2: about young brands. As people are puking their brains out,
Speaker 2: do they say yum?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think they're puking their brain. Now.
Speaker 2: Well, if you're eating the onions and you know, that's
Speaker 2: when they get they get the ukoli. And I think
Speaker 2: it's time for a break. Really, No, I think it is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 4: That time was twenty five years ago, Neil.
Speaker 2: That's why I love you so much.
Speaker 3: All right, there's something in the air.
Speaker 6: Every year, California growers supply more than one hundred and
Speaker 6: eighty million pounds of pesticides to crops to try to
Speaker 6: defend them against weeds and fungus and insects and other pests.
Speaker 6: The state regulators are saying they have found detectable levels
Speaker 6: of pesticides floating around in the air in several large
Speaker 6: farming regions.
Speaker 3: Environ Yeah, environment, I.
Speaker 2: Want to say something here. Yeah, Okay, people bitch and
Speaker 2: moan about pesticides and fertilizer, industrial fertilizer. If it weren't
Speaker 2: for those, the world would not eat. It's that simple, period.
Speaker 2: And the reason there is enough food. There's a whole
Speaker 2: political issue here because that the world, we in the
Speaker 2: United States are part of it produce enough food to
Speaker 2: literally have every human being on this planet eat. Uh.
Speaker 2: The only issue, the only reason that you have starvation
Speaker 2: going on around the world is because of politics, because
Speaker 2: it's used as a weapon. Food is used as a weapon. Uh.
Speaker 2: And it's just it's horrible out there. But if we
Speaker 2: did not have pesticides, industrial pesticides, we would not be
Speaker 2: able to feed, even the United States.
Speaker 4: So besides in the air, Bill handles still alive.
Speaker 2: Go find Oh yeah yeah, so breathing ass not too bad.
Speaker 2: I mean, we all breathe. Pesticides, Come on, you know
Speaker 2: it helped, it helps you stay alive.
Speaker 5: President Joe speaking of barely alive, President Joe Biden said
Speaker 5: he will apologize today for the country's role enforcing indigenous
Speaker 5: children for over one hundred and fifty years into boarding schools,
Speaker 5: and many were physically, emotionally, sexually abused.
Speaker 4: More than nine hundred and fifty died. It's horrific. In
Speaker 4: a massive, massive scar on the United States.
Speaker 2: Once again, I mean this. You know, when we talk
Speaker 2: about and people say greatest country in the world, which
Speaker 2: it is in many ways, I always throw back. I
Speaker 2: agree with you, slavery. You think that was great the
Speaker 2: way we treated the Native Americans, breaking every single treaty
Speaker 2: we ever made with the Native with the Native Americans, Yeah,
Speaker 2: they just of an apology for sure, which is why
Speaker 2: I've always been in favor of If an Indian tribe
Speaker 2: wants a casino, go for it. I think it's a
Speaker 2: great idea. Also, the gas is cheap, by the way,
Speaker 2: because they don't have to pay guess you know that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I go to Morongo again.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, really I don't know this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because they're not paying state.
Speaker 3: Taxes, so it's like three p fifty a gallon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it's usually at eighty eighty five sense less
Speaker 2: a gallon.
Speaker 4: Wow, I'm telling you.
Speaker 5: I always plan when I'm going to Morongo to get
Speaker 5: their gas there because it is so.
Speaker 4: Cheap all right.
Speaker 6: Now, Russia stoking the flames of disinformation.
Speaker 3: Hmm, what could be wrong with this?
Speaker 6: So Russia, according to a new research, helped to spread false,
Speaker 6: misleading claims on the Internet about the hurricanes. They criticized
Speaker 6: the federal response to the hurricanes Helena and Milton, exploiting
Speaker 6: concerns about recovery efforts. And the whole thing was done,
Speaker 6: as the report says, to paint American leaders as incompetent
Speaker 6: and corrupt and create political discourse before the election.
Speaker 2: And the reality is, the FEDS did a very good
Speaker 2: job with FEMA and dealing with the hurricanes. That's one
Speaker 2: thing the FEDS do well. FEMA does a good job
Speaker 2: for the most part. It's one of the better run
Speaker 2: administrative agencies.
Speaker 5: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said just yesterday that
Speaker 5: it closed its investigation into Robert F. Kennedy Junior, finding
Speaker 5: that the allegation of him decapitating a dead whale carcass
Speaker 5: two decades ago was unfounded.
Speaker 2: You know, why did they make a big deal? So
Speaker 2: he brought in a dead whales head and word, I
Speaker 2: don't even know where he put it, but okay, I
Speaker 2: was twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: He put up on the roof of his car. Remember
Speaker 3: was it his daughter or something.
Speaker 6: He was saying that, like the whale guts were seeping
Speaker 6: into the car.
Speaker 2: It's great. It's a great story. That was twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: I sure heard people with that one, right, Come on,
Speaker 2: it's entertainment with a capital e.
Speaker 3: Amazon's getting into the gas business. Speaking of cheap gas.
Speaker 6: The newest perk from being an Amazon Prime Member apparently,
Speaker 6: or do you have to be Prime member? It allows
Speaker 6: members to save ten cents a gallon at gas stations
Speaker 6: seven thousand participating BPS, Amicos and ampms across the US.
Speaker 6: You just have to link your Amazon account to earn
Speaker 6: a FI which is a loyalty program app by bp HM.
Speaker 2: And every time you do that, this is one thing
Speaker 2: why I will never sign up for emails and I
Speaker 2: will never join loyalty programs because it's what happens is
Speaker 2: if you do so, you are inundated with email blasts,
Speaker 2: sometimes dozens a day.
Speaker 4: Okay, so make a Gmail account, right.
Speaker 2: I just make another Gmail account, that's true, which I
Speaker 2: haven't done. For some reason, I haven't done it. So
Speaker 2: why don't you, oh, Neil, why don't you help me out,
Speaker 2: Bill is an a hole dot com. Oh, I already
Speaker 2: have because you have no problem saying that on the air. No,
Speaker 2: I already have that account. I use it to communicate
Speaker 2: with Anne and Amy. Yeah all right.
Speaker 5: Colorado funeral home discussing sobs. The owners are accused of
Speaker 5: misspending nearly a million bucks nine hundred thousand dollars in
Speaker 5: pandemic relief funds. They lived lavishly, all while allegedly storing
Speaker 5: one hundred and ninety decayne bodies in a building and
Speaker 5: sending grieving families fake ashes, You bastard. They pled guilty
Speaker 5: yesterday to federal front charge of charges for defrauding customers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these are bad people. By the way, there's a
Speaker 2: takeaway here. Never ever go to a funeral home that
Speaker 2: cremates and has a fireplace. Okay, we're done.
Speaker 5: You know what you do put You put a titanium
Speaker 5: screw in the hip of your loved one. So if
Speaker 5: those ashes don't come back with that screwing them.
Speaker 2: Oh so you salt the body, Well they're dead.
Speaker 4: You can't assault a dead body.
Speaker 2: No, not a salt salt like you salt a mine.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, then you know. Yeah, all right, we're done. Guys.
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