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Speaker 2: Neil Vedra here Handle is in the toilet and yeah,
Speaker 2: and just massive gas this morning. He is not only flatulent,
Speaker 2: but we think he ate something that is going to
Speaker 2: rear its ugly head throughout the entirety the program. Oh
Speaker 2: there you are. Actually, I had a very important meeting
Speaker 2: down the hall that I could not see a man
Speaker 2: about a horse. What the hell does that mean? By
Speaker 2: the way, what that old saying I'm gotta go see
Speaker 2: a man about a horse? No idea, No, I don't
Speaker 2: even know it. You don't know it now oh maybe
Speaker 2: maybe you're just not a horse. Okay, all right, all right,
Speaker 2: are we gonna start again?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, you started already here. And you know what? And
Speaker 2: I tell you the speaker in my meeting.
Speaker 3: Room actually I was broadcasting KFI.
Speaker 2: So I heard you. He did a great job. Is
Speaker 2: it really broadcasting KFI? Now? I heard you in the hall?
Speaker 2: You kept the you kept the door cracked open. You
Speaker 2: didn't trust us? Well the cats away, We're like, yeah.
Speaker 3: It is Friday. We've already started on a Friday's we
Speaker 3: started a good note. Yes, okay, we got it all right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Fine, great? Were you? We didn't hurry? You did?
Speaker 2: Did we?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I've run before, cono.
Speaker 3: How many times have I started running out the door
Speaker 3: and saying, can you run a recording of the commercial?
Speaker 2: I've seen Bill run? Ye, I've seen Bill run. There
Speaker 2: was one time that Bill ran. We have a hallway,
Speaker 2: but everything locks itself off so you can't get in.
Speaker 2: And so if you go into the hallway, the door
Speaker 2: behind you shuts, it locks and you can't get in
Speaker 2: without a key card. And he realized that. So he's
Speaker 2: going to the bathroom or going to the mailroom or something.
Speaker 2: He goes through the door. It hits him in the
Speaker 2: middle of the hallway that he doesn't have his card key.
Speaker 3: He goes back because the door is closed, so I'm
Speaker 3: want to save the door before it loves and.
Speaker 2: Then he goes to reach for the other door and
Speaker 2: he has zero balance. He bangs his head. So I'm
Speaker 2: being told this story. I was on vacation and our
Speaker 2: operations guy calls me and says, oh my god, did
Speaker 2: you hear this morning? And Handle smacked his head and
Speaker 2: knocked himself out.
Speaker 3: I went unconscious. Yeah, so I went unconscious.
Speaker 2: The first thing that Bill's friend Neil Savader from thirty
Speaker 2: years said, we have a we have a security camera
Speaker 2: in that hallway. Pull that video for me. Now do
Speaker 2: we have do we stay? I have it somewhere. Put
Speaker 2: it up on Instagram, so fine, I will find it.
Speaker 2: And I could not stop laughing because his leg twitches
Speaker 2: like a cartoon and you can't see his head. He
Speaker 2: hits his head pretty hard and his legs kind of
Speaker 2: go silent for a second and then twitch, and you
Speaker 2: can tell that he was knocked the f I I
Speaker 2: was out. I was totally unconscious. I've got to find that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And when you go unconscious in a fall, you
Speaker 3: go to the doctor, uh, you know, and I did,
Speaker 3: and man they uh they ran on the touch said
Speaker 3: it was fine, but I, you know, hit hard enough
Speaker 3: to go unconscious.
Speaker 2: These are two inch maple solid maple doors. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I went, I went in full blast. Yeah. Still that
Speaker 2: one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: very strong.
Speaker 3: Okay, Neil, you're gonna find it and we'll put it up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll find he has it. We'll put up on Instagram.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, let's say hello to everybody out there. Cono,
Speaker 3: good morning, and Amy, good morning, Hi Bill.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 3: Amy and I agree on the broadcast last night with
Speaker 3: uh with commonly yeah, and we don't. Quite often we
Speaker 3: don't agree, but last night we agreed, and that was
Speaker 3: that we hate both of them. Yeah, everybody hates both
Speaker 3: of them. Yeah, pretty much everybody who is rational. Amy.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have let that go out, should I? Because
Speaker 3: you're a newsperson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks a lot, Bell. Yeah, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I can say that I was. I was disappointed in
Speaker 4: the interview last night.
Speaker 3: I wanted okay, fair enough, all right, and we both agree.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to be doing a lot more than that.
Speaker 3: At seven o'clock. It was just just a crock For
Speaker 3: the most part. It was aspirational bsuh, and she spun
Speaker 3: and deflected and it was come on, you could have
Speaker 3: been honest. You know. The best interview I've ever done
Speaker 3: with a politician, John McCain, he was the.
Speaker 2: No BS guy. Hey did you vote on that? Yep?
Speaker 2: Were you wrong? I sure was. I mean, he wasn't
Speaker 2: do that anymore.
Speaker 3: No, he was just And then I said, why did
Speaker 3: you do something? He explained it completely. A lot of
Speaker 3: people disagree with you. Yeah, a lot of people do.
Speaker 2: He was great. The only politician I've ever had to
Speaker 2: do that. I might have mentioned this the other day,
Speaker 2: but I heard the mayor of Santa Monica the other
Speaker 2: day on the station and he he said, you know,
Speaker 2: I want to clean things up. I got elected. I
Speaker 2: came in and he was asked, well, how's things going.
Speaker 2: He goes, not good, he goes, he goes, despite all
Speaker 2: my efforts, it's getting worse. And I was like, keep
Speaker 2: this guy off list for him, Good for him.
Speaker 3: I love politicians show up on Thanksgiving Day and they,
Speaker 3: you know, line up to feed the homeless, and I
Speaker 3: wish they were honest about it.
Speaker 2: Hey, didn't you come here three times already? And then
Speaker 2: to which you would reply yes, all right, good morning, Neil,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Willy, Happy Friday, and good morning Anne, good morning.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do it, guys, handle on the news
Speaker 2: with Amy, Neil and me. Late story And it was
Speaker 2: last night Kamala.
Speaker 3: Harris and Tim Walls, and I thought Kamala Harris did
Speaker 3: a good job. If you talk about presentation, sounded good.
Speaker 3: She certainly have it all her facilities. She was able
Speaker 3: to deflect beautifully. She sounded like she went right in
Speaker 3: line with a political a political politician speaking, but didn't
Speaker 3: it seem rote.
Speaker 2: The whole My values haven't changed. My values. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: although I like that. I like that view. I like
Speaker 2: that she separated. Hey, listen, values are one thing, and
Speaker 2: how those values play out in a policy can change.
Speaker 2: But my values is I like that message. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: I just didn't like the way just delivered. So do
Speaker 2: you go my values haven't changed.
Speaker 3: I blew it on that one, and I should have
Speaker 3: said I agree with Fred. And then I realized, after
Speaker 3: looking at it carefully, that we can do both fracking
Speaker 3: and move forward with alternative energy. We can do both.
Speaker 3: And I didn't, and I didn't look at it that way.
Speaker 2: Why not? Yeah? Oh no, God God.
Speaker 3: Forbid her saying something like that seven o'clock. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: dive into it a little bit more and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: give her.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'll give you.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you the great I give her, and then
Speaker 3: we'll handle grating system, which means absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sorry, Amy.
Speaker 4: Bugs, mold, puddles of blood, those were all found by inspectors.
Speaker 2: It handles laundry basket.
Speaker 4: No, but it's something that handle loves and that's the
Speaker 4: boar's head.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I just planted in Virginia.
Speaker 2: I just bought it.
Speaker 3: A matter of fact, I was having a conversation with Marjorie
Speaker 3: yesterday and she said, you buy boor's head, you know, meats.
Speaker 3: I mean that's what you buy. I go yeah, and
Speaker 3: she goes, aren't you frightened? I go, no, No, it
Speaker 3: was that's all out of a plant in Virginia, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, has bugs and would you say, amy,
Speaker 3: mold and.
Speaker 2: Blood and disgusting stuff coming out.
Speaker 3: I'm surprised because boar's head is sort of the top.
Speaker 2: Of the heap. It's the most expensive stuff out there
Speaker 2: and it's delicious. Oh, I think it tastes the best.
Speaker 3: I mean, I live boar's head black forest ham medium slice.
Speaker 2: Oh. By the way, this just in insects mold and
Speaker 2: puddles of blood opening up at the Sahara tent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, cochilla, that's the good news. It's it's it's out
Speaker 3: there in the east. Those are this still?
Speaker 2: That's uh? I mean, it sounds like it's actually made
Speaker 2: from a boar's head. At the point, are you going
Speaker 2: to have that soda? Buddy? You bet? You bet? You
Speaker 2: Bill Handles Health Regiment.
Speaker 3: Coke and bar and boar's head. It all works out.
Speaker 3: I actually actually had a Sandwiches warning with boar's head
Speaker 3: meat on it.
Speaker 2: Good. We'll start the clock at ten weeks and see
Speaker 2: how this goes all right to Israel has greed to
Speaker 2: a series of humanitarian pauses in Gaza to allow the
Speaker 2: vaccination of children against polio. This campaign, of course, is
Speaker 2: aimed to vaccinate children six hundred and forty thousand to
Speaker 2: be exact. And the best best response to this that
Speaker 2: I have heard was our very own Amy King this
Speaker 2: morning on Wake Up Call, Amy King, Your response to
Speaker 2: this was, hello, Amy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh you want me to say, what what the
Speaker 4: hypocrisy part? Yes, yeah, that they're going to pause the fighting, Yeah,
Speaker 4: to save the children, which is a wonderful thing, and
Speaker 4: then they're going to go kill them.
Speaker 2: And that's that's that's really correct. Yeah. I just thought
Speaker 2: that was a very decisive way. This one, This one
Speaker 2: I believe, by the way, I do believe this.
Speaker 3: Where the other statements here's a safe area, you go there,
Speaker 3: palse things, you go there and they immediately vomit. And
Speaker 3: because there is no safe area, this one I actually
Speaker 3: believe Israeli's gonna do you know polio so horrible? Do
Speaker 3: you know you know people lived in iron lungs. You
Speaker 3: see those the last guy just passed away. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: was a lawyer. They literally live in the iron lungs
Speaker 3: that breath for you. Matter of fact, I once interviewed
Speaker 3: a guy who lived in an iron lung. He was
Speaker 3: one of the best interviews, and I asked him, you know,
Speaker 3: what's it like and he went, Okay, let's move on.
Speaker 4: Former President drum says we want more babies. At a
Speaker 4: rally yesterday, he said he will implement a policy as
Speaker 4: president that would pay for in vitro fertilizations. He said,
Speaker 4: if he's elected, the government will pay or your insurance
Speaker 4: company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated
Speaker 4: with IVF treatment.
Speaker 3: How many conservatives when they heard that went, huh what happened?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Very many?
Speaker 3: Why would your innservatives have a problem with IVF because
Speaker 3: in general, the government getting involved all paid, yeah, paying.
Speaker 2: For not IVF.
Speaker 3: Per se, The overwhelming majority of Americans believe in IVF.
Speaker 2: I would say whelming as someone who's not a fan
Speaker 2: of taxes. If you're going to pay for something I
Speaker 2: think iv well, I'll tell you that, and I agree.
Speaker 3: But infertility is not a medical issue. It's not a
Speaker 3: medical problem right now. And of course it is inability
Speaker 3: to have children as a medical issue. And I'm a
Speaker 3: big fan of Ivfobby. My kids were born with nbitual fertilization.
Speaker 3: And I've always said, you talk about being fair, that
Speaker 3: God's a man the life or the female part of
Speaker 3: my relationship. Yeah, is goes through goes through fertilization, but
Speaker 3: ultra fertilization takes drugs, and boy, I'll tell you those
Speaker 3: drugs that at that point it was perganal and man
Speaker 3: so uncomfortable, and then she goes into a surgical procedure
Speaker 3: to have the eggs removed. And it's a called the
Speaker 3: transvasonal aspiration where a needle about four feet long is
Speaker 3: put into her body and goes all the way through
Speaker 3: and then goes into the egg which is you know,
Speaker 3: way up there, and then tuck slower and then sucks
Speaker 3: out the granular fluid where after she's been super ovulated.
Speaker 3: It's a big deal, super regulating, I know, that's what
Speaker 3: they call it. So that's what she goes through. Guys,
Speaker 3: here's a little cup. Go in the other room.
Speaker 2: Listen. Women get the raw end of the stick just
Speaker 2: all the time. You bet, you bet? What is it?
Speaker 2: Couf about twenty five grand?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's really expensive, really expensive stuff. Yeah, infertility
Speaker 3: doctors make a lot of money. And it's cash up front.
Speaker 3: It's not like they don't have to collect after the fact.
Speaker 3: You walk in with a cashiers check, not a check,
Speaker 3: a cashiers check before they let you start.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, it's a bit and there's no money back. No,
Speaker 2: they don't get half better.
Speaker 4: There's no guarantee, money guarantee, nope.
Speaker 2: All right, huh.
Speaker 3: Anyway, so he said, IVF treatments will be paid for
Speaker 3: by the government or mandating that the insurance company paid.
Speaker 3: By the way, Massachusetts was the first aid that told
Speaker 3: insurance companies you must pay for IVF. I don't know
Speaker 3: if any other state has gone that way, but Massachusetts
Speaker 3: was the first stop.
Speaker 2: Are they a democratic or republic Massachusetts Democrat? Oh one,
Speaker 2: am I thinking of course Massachusetts? All righty, federal judge
Speaker 2: is demanding answers in an ongoing audit of how the
Speaker 2: city of well, our beautiful Los Angeles, County of Los
Speaker 2: Angeles are spending public funds to solve homelessness, the homelessness crisis.
Speaker 2: You know, Amy and I were at the Hilton here
Speaker 2: in Universal City yesterday with the people from the Union
Speaker 2: Rescue Mission on September twenty seventh. We're going to go
Speaker 2: over the edge of that twenty five story building to
Speaker 2: raise money. And they have the most amazing organization and
Speaker 2: we were talking about LASA la HSA. That is the
Speaker 2: group that is here in Los Angeles that is working
Speaker 2: towards ending homelessness, and they're just not doing anything. And
Speaker 2: this judge is saying, if there isn't documentation on the
Speaker 2: work being done. I'm going to assume it's not being done.
Speaker 3: This is David o'carter, the federal judge who has made
Speaker 3: homelessness his issue. He's the guy, and I've never heard
Speaker 3: of a federal judge doing this. When there was an
Speaker 3: issue the Santa Ana River and there was all these encampments,
Speaker 3: he walked the entire length of the where encampments were.
Speaker 3: A matter of fact, it was I think with Todd Spitzer,
Speaker 3: I mean David o'car Yeah, they leave them. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: is no, he is no joke. He is really into this.
Speaker 2: It is an embarrassment on Los Angeles that we have
Speaker 2: all this money, this organization that our mayor, God bless her,
Speaker 2: keeps asking for money now from private donors, and they
Speaker 2: can't even account for the money they've had. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: just it is. It's a scampshame on us. Yep.
Speaker 4: There's no room at the ends at the Grand Canyon.
Speaker 4: Well there might be room, but they're closed. So they've
Speaker 4: had this massive water line cut brake at the trans
Speaker 4: Canyon water line. They've been having problems along the twelve
Speaker 4: and a half mile long water line for like a
Speaker 4: month now, and so now they said, you know, what,
Speaker 4: we don't have any water coming into the Grand Canyon,
Speaker 4: North Rim or South Rim, so we're shutting everything down basically,
Speaker 4: so all the overnight guest lodging within the park is
Speaker 4: cut off.
Speaker 3: This you've seen the videos of all these water main breaking,
Speaker 3: certainly the flooding that goes on across the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is not good. Not good.
Speaker 3: I haven't been to Yosemite in a zillion years, but
Speaker 3: I had toilets flush and the water actually ran, remember correctly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good thing, especially with you. Yeah, thank
Speaker 2: you Army. The Army is coming out in regards to
Speaker 2: if you remember, back on Monday, former President Donald Trump
Speaker 2: and his gang group they attend the wreath laying ceremony
Speaker 2: at Arlington National Cemetery. Well, there was a dust up
Speaker 2: of sorts there in section six sixty and section sixty
Speaker 2: there is no photography, no of any kind videography photography,
Speaker 2: and especially there is no political type of photography or videography.
Speaker 2: So there was someone that abruptly said, hey, you can't
Speaker 2: you were told you can't shoot in here. Well, the
Speaker 2: US Army came out just yesterday said that the Arlington
Speaker 2: National Cemetery employee was abruptly pushed aside by Trump's people,
Speaker 2: by Trump's and that that person did not I think
Speaker 2: it was a woman did absolutely nothing wrong and she
Speaker 2: was a street Yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: It was a bad move on Trump's side because it
Speaker 3: wasn't for political purposes, although it immediately went up on
Speaker 3: the tick on a Trump's TikTok page showing what he did,
Speaker 3: and the narration underneath it was how Kamala Harris and
Speaker 3: Joe Biden screwed the Afghanistan withdrawal. I mean it was
Speaker 3: about as political as you can get, and they violated
Speaker 3: the law. Now, Trump said we were invited by the family,
Speaker 3: which they were, and it was the family at a
Speaker 3: tombstone next to them that said, hey, we don't want
Speaker 3: this showing up.
Speaker 2: And that was the altercation.
Speaker 3: And uh, it's it's a cheap, sleazy thing for the
Speaker 3: Trump organization who.
Speaker 2: Have done military people are thrilled about them. No, No,
Speaker 2: that's the other thing I know, and I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean he's doing a lot of stuff to alienate
Speaker 3: the military folks, starting you know with John McCain. He's
Speaker 3: no hero. Yeah he got it was shot down, don't
Speaker 3: get caught.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was the most recent one. He was given
Speaker 2: an award and said.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, that the medal the congressional Uh, the Congressional
Speaker 3: Medal of Freedom, which is given to civilians, is more
Speaker 3: valuable than the Congressional Medal of Honor, which is given
Speaker 3: to military who uh have been shot, usually most of
Speaker 3: them posthumously. And what you have to do, what a
Speaker 3: service person has to do to get the Medal of
Speaker 3: Honor is so beyond the duty that's mandated that it's well,
Speaker 3: let me tell you how how highly in esteem the
Speaker 3: military has for the Medal of Honor. If you have
Speaker 3: a serviceman, you know, just the corporal who is wearing
Speaker 3: the Medal of honor, generals salute him.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's crazy. That is crazy.
Speaker 3: And so here's Trump saying, oh, no, the Medal of
Speaker 3: Freedom is far more valuable.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: They give that to movie actors and they give that
Speaker 3: to the athletes.
Speaker 2: Now, just to be balanced, I understand sort of where
Speaker 2: he was going, saying, Hey, this is no small thing,
Speaker 2: and I think it's important because it's for civilians, whatever
Speaker 2: it is. But say that, I know, but he didn't
Speaker 2: say that. He said it. He said it was the
Speaker 2: Medal of Honor, was not as valuables.
Speaker 3: And that's horrific and he should have said I blew it,
Speaker 3: I miss But he'll never do that.
Speaker 2: You know, he doubled down. He doubles down. I just
Speaker 2: try to be as reasonable as possible on both sides.
Speaker 2: When I hear something, you try and be you're a schmuck,
Speaker 2: okay or that? Yeah that's reasonable. Yeah, there's that. All right.
Speaker 4: You're gonna need to show me the money if you
Speaker 4: want to show Hey bubblehead. Uh, you know, they handed
Speaker 4: him out. We talked about it yesterday. They handed out
Speaker 4: like forty thousand of them at the Dodgers game on
Speaker 4: Wednesday night. And they're already showing up on eBay because
Speaker 4: there's two thousand of them that are I don't know
Speaker 4: if they're spray painted gold or whatever, but their gold.
Speaker 4: And they're going for up to twenty thousand.
Speaker 2: Yea, Now, hang on, let's be fair. That's what someone is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: someone is asking why does that?
Speaker 3: If someone asks a quarter of a million dollars for
Speaker 3: a bobblehead, you would be reporting that. I would like
Speaker 3: to know what is the most expensive when that was sold?
Speaker 2: Do we have that information at all?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Oh, because they haven't done sold any yet because they're
Speaker 3: asking such astronomical money. But I mean they became collectors
Speaker 3: item like instant.
Speaker 2: But you couldn't like ask for one, so it was random.
Speaker 3: Now, the first forty thousand people walked in the door,
Speaker 3: that's why they were lining up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there were some people that were laughing saying
Speaker 2: they walked in at five or seven o'clock at night
Speaker 2: and still got a bobblehead. So I don't know how
Speaker 2: they Well.
Speaker 3: Usually when they say forty thousand, I'm just reading about that,
Speaker 3: they'll have fifty two or fifty five thousand. They order extras.
Speaker 3: But I mean this Showhatani is really an outlier. He
Speaker 3: hit what a home run and stole a bunch of stuff?
Speaker 2: And he is.
Speaker 4: He hit forty home runs in stole forty bases.
Speaker 2: Oh, stole bases? Okay, so stuff? Yeah, you just randomly.
Speaker 2: He just hit when he leaves, when you see him running,
Speaker 2: he's actually running to a seven to eleven to ransacket
Speaker 2: and then get back. Stole a bunch of stuff. Nasa, oh, Nasa, Oh, Boeing,
Speaker 2: it has not been their year. Twelve weeks in space.
Speaker 2: Boeing Starliner, the spacecraft that I don't know had oxygen
Speaker 2: or what was a helium million Yet finally set to
Speaker 2: return home. They actually have a date September sixth, although
Speaker 2: it will be without the two person crew, so they're
Speaker 2: undocking from the orbiting laboratory and then it will land
Speaker 2: at midnight or so in New Mexico.
Speaker 3: Now September, yeah, and then in February, I think the
Speaker 3: astronauts are scheduled to come home on a space X flight.
Speaker 3: But that is February of twenty twenty eight, is what
Speaker 3: they haven't told us yet, and it's going to be.
Speaker 3: This is a real embarrassment for Boweing. They have not
Speaker 3: had a good year. Now this is a Space division,
Speaker 3: which is a totally different division.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's even worse, and this doesn't get
Speaker 2: a lot of press. They also last lost the luggage
Speaker 2: of these two remembers, so they got that they've been
Speaker 2: up there with like no underwear change. They don't have
Speaker 2: their razors.
Speaker 3: If you ever go on any aircraft, and this is
Speaker 3: what I always do when I get on an airplane,
Speaker 3: is in the doorway, the door jam. You can see
Speaker 3: that the little registration tag. Oh yes, it's yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's v I N. It's a vehicle identification number, and
Speaker 3: it tells you when the plane was built, and it
Speaker 3: tells you what kind of plane, Like I was just
Speaker 3: on a Southwest flight when I went to Las Vegas
Speaker 3: and there it was. It was a MAC was a
Speaker 3: Boeing seven hundred series and it was built exactly twenty
Speaker 3: years ago. And I used to always think the newer
Speaker 3: of the plane, the safer it was. I don't think
Speaker 3: that anymore now with Boeing. They have their new plane,
Speaker 3: the Boeing fifty to fifty. Uh yeah, I know it's
Speaker 3: crazy and Boeing used to have a reputation. Didn't I
Speaker 3: do a story for the podcast on Boeing? Okay, I
Speaker 3: did a podcast. I don't know when it was when
Speaker 3: it was released, but it's about the Boeing company and
Speaker 3: you can go. Matter of fact, I might as well
Speaker 3: plug it now. It's a Bill Handle podcasts. Bill Handle
Speaker 3: Show podcast available on Apple and Spotify and the iet
Speaker 3: Radio app and it drops every Tuesday and Thursday at
Speaker 3: nine o'clock. And one of them one of my podcasts
Speaker 3: maybe a couple weeks. You can see in the show
Speaker 3: notes which episode it was was all about Boeing where
Speaker 3: they've come from. And where they've been one of the
Speaker 3: premier companies in the world.
Speaker 2: To well, Boeing, we have doubt.
Speaker 4: All right, well, there was apparently more to this one
Speaker 4: than meets the I. Of course, a couple of Burbank
Speaker 4: police officers were just cleared of violating policy or misconduct
Speaker 4: after they dropped a guy off in North Hollywood on
Speaker 4: the sidewalk, and everybody went crazy because they were like,
Speaker 4: you're pushing a homeless guy into Paul Krekorian's district to
Speaker 4: make a statement or something. But the Burbank Police Department
Speaker 4: said they did an investigation. The guy was not homeless.
Speaker 4: As a city council president, Krekorian had claimed, he'd been
Speaker 4: renting a room at a house in Silmar. He's obviously
Speaker 4: got some issues because he was found naked somewhere. He
Speaker 4: demanded that they take him and take him to a
Speaker 4: coffee shop or something like that. But they said that
Speaker 4: the officers didn't do anything wrong here. Kirkorian says, he
Speaker 4: has more questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any of that, And this is a typical. The
Speaker 3: cops are accused of doing something wrong and the police
Speaker 3: department says, hey, we're going to investigate partial video. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's let's look at that. Oh no, no, no, look
Speaker 3: at the video we have Oh my god, look at that.
Speaker 2: All right, the chlorine's a wing nut. Yeah, clearly, all right.
Speaker 2: Ranchio palace Verite is so much going on over there.
Speaker 2: They have what the city is calling a significant sewage break.
Speaker 2: This is a result of the area and all that
Speaker 2: land movement that they're dealing with, which is kind of
Speaker 2: scary when you think about it. You know, it's not
Speaker 2: like the water, it's like it is moving. And with
Speaker 2: all of that, they've got sewage lines that have already
Speaker 2: been affected, so that shifting is obviously causing breakage, as
Speaker 2: you would imagine. And the estimated ten thousand gallons spill
Speaker 2: is the first time sewage spill to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they're saying that's not a big spill. They're saying,
Speaker 3: that's not a big spill. You know what, it just
Speaker 3: quickly as an aside, you know that housing is unaffordable
Speaker 3: in southern California. You know that it's just unaffordable, except
Speaker 3: in Rancho Palace Verdices.
Speaker 2: You can get a great deal on a house there.
Speaker 5: Oh oh, the river sin is still disgusting. Yeah, So
Speaker 5: the Paralympic Games are going on now in Paris, and
Speaker 5: concerns over water quality have prompted the organizers to change
Speaker 5: the schedules. So they're going to do all eleven metal
Speaker 5: events on one day instead of doing it on two
Speaker 5: days because they said the weather forecast is iffy and
Speaker 5: when it rains a lot, all this gunk gets dumped
Speaker 5: into the suit, into the sin and the bacteria levels
Speaker 5: go up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's still called the toilet swim event, you know that.
Speaker 2: They said, why is the water green and the frenches.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because there is a boar's head plant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right on the sand. They said that the boar's
Speaker 2: head plant was cleaner than scent gross. Ford Motor Company
Speaker 2: is going to build cars that gos this guy's driving
Speaker 2: too fast, I said, guy for the ladies out there,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to be sexist. Recently filed a
Speaker 2: patent application for this thing that's freaking people out because
Speaker 2: of privacy and surveillance and the like. The system and
Speaker 2: Methods for detecting speed violations is the patent, and it's
Speaker 2: described as a system that could turn Ford vehicles into
Speaker 2: mobile speed detectors capable of reporting other drivers to the police. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so what.
Speaker 3: This is technology that catches you speeding when you are speeding.
Speaker 2: But is it just you or is it other drivers?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter it's a guy ahead
Speaker 3: of you.
Speaker 2: It's fine.
Speaker 3: Who's ever speeding gets tagged. It's against the law, and
Speaker 3: that's the way. It just makes it easier to catch speeders.
Speaker 3: I have a real bitch about those damn radar detectors. Boy,
Speaker 3: I hate technology being used to catch me going ten
Speaker 3: miles an hour over the speed limit. I mean, come on,
Speaker 3: invasion of privacy, privacy on the road in a car
Speaker 3: and you have the to privacy to not get detected
Speaker 3: by technology.
Speaker 2: I think it's freaky, but you know, don't speed. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm with you, I get it. I have no argument none.
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