Speaker 1: You're listening to camp. I am six forty.
Speaker 2: The Bill handles show on demand on the iheartradiop.
Speaker 1: Just walk under the ladder, break the mirror, do all that,
Speaker 1: and then you lost all your hair. You see, there
Speaker 1: is some validity.
Speaker 2: It was the year my father died, I believe. Oh
Speaker 2: that's nice, love go it wasn't here the kidney decided.
Speaker 1: And now handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen. Here's
Speaker 1: Bill handle.
Speaker 3: Turn on the microphone, Champ right there in front of you.
Speaker 1: There you go. I thought, okay, I thought, take up.
Speaker 2: No, keep putting your headphones in front of the mic.
Speaker 2: I thought had turned on the mic. Okay, sorry about that.
Speaker 2: I'm back in studio U. And you know the problem
Speaker 2: is is two studios really screwing up? Actually one studio
Speaker 2: screws me up. Two studios is out of control for me.
Speaker 1: I have three. I understand, but hey, okay, I'll work
Speaker 1: to say, Button says on.
Speaker 2: I know it's different places, in different you know locations.
Speaker 3: I think it's you think it's the studios. Man a right,
Speaker 3: you know, will we'll be in three studios just today.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's true. All right, good morning, everybody. Handle here.
Speaker 2: It is a Monday morning, June sixteenth. We're well on
Speaker 2: our way to the longest day of the year. I
Speaker 2: think that's June twenty one, the.
Speaker 1: Solstice, twentieth actually twentieth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is when the Almost Druids the cosplay they
Speaker 2: do over on the Salisbury Plane at Stonehenge, and everybody
Speaker 2: dances around and chants and does whatever the hell they do.
Speaker 3: I could I think we could all use a little
Speaker 3: more dancing right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, around stones, around rocks. I'm better than throwing them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, fair enough. Let me say good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: Neil obviously, morning Neil.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Willie Wolf, I'm good.
Speaker 2: And there you are morning here, I am there you are,
Speaker 2: Good morning. Cono there with his hat, good morning. And
Speaker 2: oh Will over there, Will, good morning, Good morning Bill.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Everybody's happy and Amy Hi, oh happy happy happy wow?
Speaker 1: Oh happy? Oh no, Will's not a father you are happy.
Speaker 3: Father's Day We exchanged yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I celebrated Father's Day yesterday at my kids took
Speaker 1: me to brent Stelly. Oh wow.
Speaker 2: Of course best elly in the country, and had a
Speaker 2: great meal and they took me and of course when
Speaker 2: the bill came they handed it to me. So I
Speaker 2: paid for my father's day. No, did they really hate
Speaker 2: it to you? No, the waitress person handed it to me.
Speaker 2: I just threw my at a card there. The kids
Speaker 2: were going to take me, but I paid for it.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, ridiculous. And then even if they paid,
Speaker 1: you're paying for it. I guess it's one for you.
Speaker 3: My late year old made me breakfast.
Speaker 4: What do you make?
Speaker 3: He's funny because throughout the week he'd come in my
Speaker 3: office and he'd be like, hey, Daddy, what do you
Speaker 3: like best for breakfast?
Speaker 1: Eggs and toast? Poud okay?
Speaker 3: And then like two days later it'd be Daddy, do
Speaker 3: you like to eat right.
Speaker 1: When you wake up?
Speaker 3: Or and I go, well, honey, I get up, I
Speaker 3: take my life saving meds and then usually wait about
Speaker 3: an hour.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean keep asking me things.
Speaker 3: And so he was butt naked with an apron on
Speaker 3: cooking me breakfast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sweet, I got a share.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, we're at Brent's and Ronnie, who is the owner
Speaker 2: of brent Sure we've known for a million years, comes
Speaker 2: over to the table. It goes there's someone here that
Speaker 2: wants to say hello to you, And I said, okay.
Speaker 2: It was the midwife that was on the floor at
Speaker 2: Kaiser when my girls were born. They had Yeah, Kaiser
Speaker 2: offers midwife for we uh, and there's one there and
Speaker 2: you have your choice. Of course, we had real doctors
Speaker 2: because I just don't get this midwife business. But she
Speaker 2: was there and she remembers the girls, and she and
Speaker 2: her husband are huge fans and my girl, it really
Speaker 2: was and it was really the girls when I go,
Speaker 2: this is one of the first people that ever saw you.
Speaker 2: I mean, she was and remembered it, and the girls
Speaker 2: went crazy. And then I turned to the girls and
Speaker 2: I said, you're not going to remember this.
Speaker 1: Uh. And this is a story. This is absolutely a
Speaker 1: true story.
Speaker 2: So Marjorie was on a gurney uh in the the
Speaker 2: O R area yeah uh and the delivery room, and
Speaker 2: there was another woman who was on uh gurney waiting
Speaker 2: for the delivery rooms to open up because it was
Speaker 2: very crowded that day, so they just keep people. And
Speaker 2: it was a scheduled C section, so that was easy.
Speaker 2: So it was not any big deal for both these women.
Speaker 2: And it turns out that the husband of the other
Speaker 2: woman was an FM disc jockey from some obscure FM
Speaker 2: station and they took her his wife into the delivery
Speaker 2: room first, and I started screaming, does anybody pay attention
Speaker 2: to ratings around here?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like they should, like any good hospital would. And
Speaker 1: she said she remembered that. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So you've had three wives and one midwife.
Speaker 1: Good for you. Yeah, that's a lot of wife right,
Speaker 1: one on the left, one on the right, and one
Speaker 1: in the middle. This is my midwife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, uh like going on today? Oh man,
Speaker 2: what a weekend it has been, right, Yeah, she enjoyed
Speaker 2: the parade. The only thing that was missing was the
Speaker 2: goose steppings soldiers.
Speaker 3: I was on the air, we kind of shifted the
Speaker 3: fork report to news for the most part because there
Speaker 3: was a lot going on, so I saw it. I
Speaker 3: could watch it, but yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of fun. And then watching what was
Speaker 1: happening with the Israel.
Speaker 2: So today I'm going to be doing stuff obviously on
Speaker 2: Iran and Israel. What's happening with the arrests, And I've
Speaker 2: got some stories for her to share with the deportations
Speaker 2: and how things are changing. And then at eight twenty
Speaker 2: two hundred and one ways to say the F bomb,
Speaker 2: two hundred ways to say it that's it. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: that they have two hundred and one.
Speaker 1: There are we going to try and top that? All right, guys,
Speaker 1: you ready to do it?
Speaker 2: It is time for Handle on the news on this
Speaker 2: Monday morning with Amy Neil and me late Storry. I
Speaker 2: no surprise, they caught ants Luther Bolter, who I was arrested.
Speaker 2: Massive manhunt that lasted over twenty four hours. He was
Speaker 2: the one that this crazy guy shot up those Minnesota lawmakers,
Speaker 2: killed the former speaker the state House and her husband,
Speaker 2: and then Shi a few minutes later shot another legislator
Speaker 2: and his wife, but they survived. And I was he
Speaker 2: had escaped. There was I thought he was going to
Speaker 2: off himself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought it.
Speaker 2: He had escaped, and so now he got away, And
Speaker 2: of course everybody goes to interview you know, CNN and
Speaker 2: Fox are interviewing all kinds of life. Law enforcement people goes, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: you'll get caught. I mean, there's just no way, because
Speaker 2: what does he do? You know, it's he's going to
Speaker 2: use a credit card at some point he is. They
Speaker 2: immediately fan out. They knew who he was, so you know,
Speaker 2: everybody he's ever met, ever known. So anyway, they caught him.
Speaker 4: They spotted him.
Speaker 5: Apparently a camera spotted him on a trail, so that's
Speaker 5: where they kind of pinpointed where he was, and then
Speaker 5: they actually caught him crawling through a field.
Speaker 2: Did anybody get the fifty thousand dollars reward? I do
Speaker 2: not know if it's law enforcement. I don't think the
Speaker 2: reward is given. No, that's a job, right, Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think the reward.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Trading attacks.
Speaker 5: Iranian missiles have hit Israeli cities in Tel Aviv and
Speaker 5: Haifa overnight.
Speaker 4: At least five people were killed.
Speaker 5: They're saying that Iranian missiles hit a residential building, charred
Speaker 5: concrete walls, blew out windows, and damaged several apartments. Arounding
Speaker 5: in state TVs as the country fired at least one
Speaker 5: hundred missiles at Israel, signaling that it had no intention
Speaker 5: of yielding to international calls for de escalation.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm going to talk more about that at seven twenty.
Speaker 2: And one of the issues is the bunker buster bombs,
Speaker 2: huge bomb that can actually go into the ground, uh
Speaker 2: deep enough to destroy those centerfuge centers, and why it's
Speaker 2: It may happen, but it will be at the last
Speaker 2: last stages of this conflict that I'll explain.
Speaker 3: Cause the next one is in a is deep below
Speaker 3: the ground. The other in Iran the nuclear Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the centrifuges, yeah, which you mean, which absolutely necessary
Speaker 2: to purify the the plutonium two weapons grade.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're the first location they hit was above ground. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: those are Yeah. Then we don't know how much.
Speaker 2: Uh, the there's their facilities were degraded. Is rarely say
Speaker 2: a lot. They're saying not not very much. So I'll
Speaker 2: talk more about that. I'll do a little bit of
Speaker 2: analysis there.
Speaker 3: All Right, more coming out of the Israeli and Iran. Well,
Speaker 3: it's a conflict.
Speaker 2: It's not a war yet, right, it's yeah, it's you
Speaker 2: can call a war, Okay, Well I would argue it's
Speaker 2: a war.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So President Donald Trump apparently rejected a plan presented to
Speaker 3: him by Israel to kill I Ran Supreme leader tool
Speaker 3: Ali Kamani, And so he was briefed on the plan
Speaker 3: apparently and made it clear to Israeli officials that Trump's
Speaker 3: opposed to making this particular move. Isn't that illegal in
Speaker 3: wartime to assassinate someone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to assassinate leaders? Yeah, of course you can't do that.
Speaker 1: Okay, then why would.
Speaker 3: Why would they be presenting it to anyone?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 2: It's also it's also illegal to target civilian targets. It's
Speaker 2: also illegal what Israel is doing withholding aid. Uh.
Speaker 1: Okay, but why assassinate?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't think that. I don't think that's legal. So
Speaker 1: why would you present it to anyone?
Speaker 2: Because you have to give the okay because on this one,
Speaker 2: and Trump was right on this one, Trump said no
Speaker 2: because the killing of the Ayatola would put it on
Speaker 2: a whole different level. I mean it would go you
Speaker 2: would have Iran and you would have suicide.
Speaker 1: Uh you know, I mean to the point.
Speaker 2: Where you people would march to be suicide bombers and
Speaker 2: destroy everything they could because they're crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I would just think that you see, we didn't
Speaker 1: mean know that. No, no, no, he would be targeted,
Speaker 1: You would be targeted. Yeah. I have to find out
Speaker 1: if that is legal.
Speaker 2: Hold on a minute, hey, sirih right, is it against
Speaker 2: international law to assassinate a political figure?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Cornell attempting to kill as a president? Find out what
Speaker 1: that is? US code?
Speaker 3: Dylan Surrey Mornings on K five.
Speaker 1: Yeahs illegal? Okay, moving on.
Speaker 5: Uh, there were no Kings, but there were a bunch
Speaker 5: of arrests. LA Mayor Bath says she is hopeful that
Speaker 5: despite some trouble on Saturday getting crowds to disperse, the
Speaker 5: day of No Kings will be remembered as a peaceful one.
Speaker 5: She says, sometimes people who aren't even part of the
Speaker 5: main protest hang around, and that's where you have trouble.
Speaker 5: They did have somebody started throwing rocks at officers later
Speaker 5: in the afternoon, a few did.
Speaker 4: Thirty eight arrests.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they should those people. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: they use rubber bullets for those people. I think anybody
Speaker 2: picks up a piece of concrete and throws it at
Speaker 2: a cop should be shot right there, Just shoot them.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I will tell you that I was on at two,
Speaker 3: started at too with the fork port and said this
Speaker 3: will be peaceful till four and sure enough as about
Speaker 3: four five when it went down, called it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The Los Angeles Police Department, on that note says that
Speaker 3: more than five hundred arrests have been made in connection
Speaker 3: with all the protest activity over the course of about
Speaker 3: eight days or so. So they release the LAPD information.
Speaker 3: They confirmed that since June eight, the total of five
Speaker 3: hundred and sixty one arrests were made related to protests.
Speaker 3: And like, you know, like they bess, I agree with her.
Speaker 3: The protests seemed quite peaceful. Yeah, it looked wonderful until
Speaker 3: the agitators come.
Speaker 1: That looks separate. Now.
Speaker 2: The other thing is and how is it that the
Speaker 2: army and the National Guard came out because it was
Speaker 2: declared this was an open rebellion against the United States,
Speaker 2: straight out open rebellion. I don't think so. I thought
Speaker 2: it was a protest more than anything else. So that's
Speaker 2: what's going up in the courts. By the way, you
Speaker 2: know that the presidential decree have opened a bit whether
Speaker 2: the president overstepped his authority, which is going to be
Speaker 2: huge issue over the next three and a half years.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine what things will look like if they
Speaker 3: pull those troops up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the cops did. We did.
Speaker 3: Fine, The cops called for backup.
Speaker 1: On Saturday from the National Guard. Who are they calling
Speaker 1: backup from? But then the.
Speaker 2: Governor, if the cops are calling for backup, do you
Speaker 2: and I didn't know exactly what happened. If the cops
Speaker 2: called for backup, then you would think the governor based
Speaker 2: on what the cops have requested. Would then request for
Speaker 2: the federalization of the National Guard. You'd think, yeah, one would. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I didn't pay as much of attention as I
Speaker 2: should have on this.
Speaker 3: You're what's in the parade? I was mes mora.
Speaker 2: I was actually, yeah, I was enjoying Father's Day, okay.
Speaker 5: Just like Frank Sinatra, Neza did it her way. She's
Speaker 5: a singer of social media personality. She did the national
Speaker 5: anthem at Dodger Stadium on Saturday night. I was there
Speaker 5: and I went, what the heck is that? That doesn't
Speaker 5: sound like the national anthem?
Speaker 1: Was she booed?
Speaker 5: Nope, no, she but she's sang it in span She
Speaker 5: her name is Vanessa Hernandez. She posted on TikTok that
Speaker 5: showing on Dodger employee saying we're doing it in English
Speaker 5: and she decided to do it in Spanish anyway.
Speaker 1: That ice handcuffer and drag her off. Do they have
Speaker 1: to pay her? I don't think those people are paid.
Speaker 1: I think they'vol. I think they'von.
Speaker 5: I think that you get exposure for it. I think
Speaker 5: it was personally. I think it was disrespectful because the
Speaker 5: Dodgers asked her to.
Speaker 1: Say, I don't disagree. I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a it was a protest of her
Speaker 3: own right. But I will say this, do you know
Speaker 3: there is actually uh and I'm trying to think which
Speaker 3: president that had the national anthem translated into Spanish to
Speaker 3: be the author? There is an official Spanish national anthem
Speaker 3: of the United States, part of the Good Neighbor Plan.
Speaker 1: Who was that? I did? I did? I do not know?
Speaker 1: That's that Roosevelt? Thank you? That is a factoid that
Speaker 1: I should know. Yeah, a lot of people don't know that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we have an official Spanish version of the
Speaker 3: national anthem.
Speaker 1: All right, we are going to take a break. God.
Speaker 2: A couple of things I don't know, very depressing a couple. Yeah,
Speaker 2: just today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so President Donald Trump and other heads of state
Speaker 3: are going to gather in Canada. See what they did there, Yeah,
Speaker 3: for the annual G seven summit. And this is, you know,
Speaker 3: days after Israel's unprecedented strike on Iran. There's a lot
Speaker 3: going on, and something.
Speaker 2: Like that would keep the focus, right, you would think so,
Speaker 2: But right now they're saying, you know what, it's likely
Speaker 2: going to focus on trade because that's super.
Speaker 1: Important right now to world trade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's going to be a rocky meeting because
Speaker 2: it's in the Canadian Rockies.
Speaker 5: Okay, moving on, Russians are droning on and it's deadly.
Speaker 5: Russia is ramped up its airborne attacks against Ukraine, launching
Speaker 5: as many as four hundred and seventy nine drones and
Speaker 5: missiles in a single night. The assaults aren't just bigger
Speaker 5: and more frequent, they're also more concentrated and being done
Speaker 5: in a way that makes them harder to fight back
Speaker 5: against because they're flown at higher altitudes and out of
Speaker 5: reach of machine guns. Seven of Moscow's largest drone attacks
Speaker 5: in it's war with Ukraine have happened in just the
Speaker 5: past four weeks, and more may be coming because they're
Speaker 5: churning out these drones by the hundreds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is tough.
Speaker 2: They have North Korean arms. North Korea is shipping their
Speaker 2: munitions like crazy, and Ukraine is if you look at
Speaker 2: it right now, Ukraine's in a lot of trouble. And
Speaker 2: even the United States pull twenty thousand drones from a
Speaker 2: shipment that was going to go to Ukraine and move
Speaker 2: it over to the Middle East and put it anti
Speaker 2: anti drone, missiles anti drone.
Speaker 1: Whatever they do. You try to specifically what mechanism they
Speaker 1: use antidron. I guess it's missiles, Yeah, something along those lines.
Speaker 2: Anyway, twenty thousand of those were pulled because they went
Speaker 2: to the Middle East, and Solensky is stuck between a
Speaker 2: rock and a hard place on this one.
Speaker 1: It's not good news for them at all.
Speaker 3: Ohi and the other forty eight states in the contiguous
Speaker 3: United States already have heat advisories, but Alaska didn't until now.
Speaker 3: So it's the last of it's last date in our
Speaker 3: union to take these heat advisories on. They had something
Speaker 3: that was sort of similar ish, but now they officially
Speaker 3: have these heat advisories for the first time in recorded
Speaker 3: history in Alaska.
Speaker 2: In Alaska, you can get into the nineties in the
Speaker 2: summer in Alaska. It can get hot in Alaska. And
Speaker 2: the mosquitoes are as big as your hand. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a lot of fun when they're flying around.
Speaker 3: When you have other bugs with little lighted but tons
Speaker 3: waving them and you're landing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want a small dog taking on your trip.
Speaker 2: Don't pick it right up. We worry about coyotes. They're
Speaker 2: worrying about mosquitoes.
Speaker 5: The all clear finally comes six months after the Palisades
Speaker 5: Fire tour through more than twenty three thousand acres of
Speaker 5: land and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. LA Fire
Speaker 5: has announced that all evacuation orders have officially been lifted.
Speaker 5: There was just a couple of zones that were still
Speaker 5: under evacuation orders and people have been slowly repopulating them,
Speaker 5: but a few of them were in place until now
Speaker 5: because of toxic, hazardous conditions in the area.
Speaker 3: Imagine sitting in bar Salona, Barcelona, Barthalona, and you're sitting
Speaker 3: at a cafe or something, and all of a sudden
Speaker 3: you feel a little wet and you look and locals
Speaker 3: are shooting.
Speaker 1: You with water pistols.
Speaker 3: So protesters are using water pistols against unsuspecting tourists and
Speaker 3: Barcelona and what is the island Maloca, Majorca and Majorca,
Speaker 3: and they're shooting them with water guns just to annoy
Speaker 3: them because they're tired of housing costs and changing because.
Speaker 2: Tourism has exploded. I mean it's gotten to the point
Speaker 2: now where it's crazy. I mean, you can't go in
Speaker 2: the summer to any of the major cities anymore because
Speaker 2: there are so many many people that are going, I
Speaker 2: mean just can't do it.
Speaker 3: So Majorca and Barcelona are probably the two biggest, right.
Speaker 2: I now well know the number one is Paris, friend,
Speaker 2: and I'm talking about in Espanya.
Speaker 1: No, Madrid is huge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think Madrid would be first, and then after
Speaker 2: that would be Barcelona. Barcelona's gorgeous. I've not been yet
Speaker 2: to Spain. It's really strangely enough. Yeah, it's it's very Goudy,
Speaker 2: at least design wise.
Speaker 1: No, it's the architect Goudy.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean. Design wise, it's an amazing, an
Speaker 2: amazing architect. You'll see the big cathedral, the if I
Speaker 2: me to Sagada or Familias, just to look this up, man,
Speaker 2: you will look up Barcelona GOUDYGOUDI I think, and look
Speaker 2: at Familia.
Speaker 1: Saga that's the big good stunning, it is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable, colorful and stunning.
Speaker 1: Yep. All right.
Speaker 2: Also, before we finish up by handle on the news,
Speaker 2: want to invite you if you would join me ilbmcing,
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Speaker 2: world class musicians who they throw this concert every year.
Speaker 2: It's a benefit. And these are people that actually wanted
Speaker 2: to make a living instead of going into music, although
Speaker 2: they were that good. And it's the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Speaker 2: Carmina Burana is what we're going to be or they're
Speaker 2: going to be playing and picture at an exhibition which
Speaker 2: everybody has heard of, and selections from a little musical
Speaker 2: called Phantom of the Opera. So it's gonna be a
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Speaker 2: percent of tax deductible. And I'm in a tuxedo and
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Speaker 1: All right, back we go.
Speaker 2: We finished handle on the news on this Monday with
Speaker 2: Amy and Neil.
Speaker 4: And Me walking it back a bit.
Speaker 5: The Trump administration has directed immigration officers to pause arrest
Speaker 5: at farms, restaurants, and hotels after President Trump showed some
Speaker 5: alarm about the impact of the aggressive aggressive enforcement. Stephen Miller,
Speaker 5: who's the White House dip the chief of Staff, did
Speaker 5: say though, that ICE officers would target at least three
Speaker 5: thousand arrests a day, up from about six fifty during
Speaker 5: the first few months of Trump's second term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not him showing alarm.
Speaker 2: It was the owners of agra business, the big corporations,
Speaker 2: the hospitality, the restaurants, the manufacturers.
Speaker 3: These aren't the criminals. No, these are civil issues with them.
Speaker 3: The criminals are.
Speaker 2: But they were being picked up the pet and these
Speaker 2: business people were telling the President, you're going to put
Speaker 2: us out of business.
Speaker 1: It's that simple.
Speaker 2: And he walked it back, and now he says, wow,
Speaker 2: we have to protect these people.
Speaker 1: He cave on this one cave he should. Of course
Speaker 1: he should so, And that's one of the problems.
Speaker 2: Yes on Tuesday, No on Thursday, and then back to
Speaker 2: yes on Friday.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad he's listening. Yeah we'll take you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll take it. Oh, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: President Donald Trump maybe you heard of him. His administration
Speaker 3: is considering significantly expanding that travel restriction group that we heard.
Speaker 3: It was first twelve countries. Now they're weighing adding thirty
Speaker 3: six countries to the travel ban. So this may grow.
Speaker 3: I think it'll probably do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it's not that that one's not simple because
Speaker 6: the premise is that these countries don't meet the benchmark
Speaker 6: and requirements of security of their citizens coming into the
Speaker 6: country and don't do enough background checks, and they just
Speaker 6: do a horrible.
Speaker 2: Job, and these people are at risk. And they look
Speaker 2: at the statistics saying there are more criminals coming in
Speaker 2: from those countries. And if you look at the statistics,
Speaker 2: according to the White House, this makes sense. I'd like
Speaker 2: to look at it and see if it does. Because
Speaker 2: if those figures are true, then yeah, it makes sense.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's my turn, I flip the page. A good
Speaker 4: dog or not.
Speaker 5: Two well preserved ice age puppies found in northern Siberia
Speaker 5: may not be dogs. After all, they were discovered after
Speaker 5: being preserved in ice for thousands of years, still covered
Speaker 5: in fur. The Tumut puppies, as they were known, did
Speaker 5: have hints of a last meal in their bellies, including
Speaker 5: meat from a wooly rhinoceros and feathers from a small
Speaker 5: bird called a wagtail. They were at first thought that
Speaker 5: they were domesticated dogs or tamed wolves living in or
Speaker 5: near humans. But they've done some genetical analysis and showed
Speaker 5: that they think now that they were two month old
Speaker 5: wolf pups that did not interact with people.
Speaker 4: Wild dogs.
Speaker 2: Yep, and dogs were domesticated what how many hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands of years ago?
Speaker 1: They figure?
Speaker 2: And was I just read that dogs have evolved where
Speaker 2: genetically now they are where through their DNA to love people,
Speaker 2: want to be around people, totally domesticated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's studies that they just went through another level
Speaker 3: of evolution apparently, or you're in the middle of it, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they love us even more.
Speaker 3: No, not you because you own cats, yeah, but normal people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love my dogs.
Speaker 3: Lastly, unfortunately, six injured after a car plows into a
Speaker 3: crowd leaving Sofi Stadium. This was the Gold Cup going on,
Speaker 3: the soccer tournament between Mexico and the Dominican Republic, and
Speaker 3: officials are investigating the crash currently.
Speaker 2: And you were there, Ryan, did you know about this
Speaker 2: happening because you were already inside down. How was it,
Speaker 2: by the way, was it sold out? There was sixty
Speaker 2: thousand people.
Speaker 1: Were they unruly?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: It was great. Oh okay, yeah, everything was fine, all right,
Speaker 1: good time, excellent? All right, that's it. We're done, guys
Speaker 1: with the news went through fifteen stories. There we go.
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