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Speaker 1: six forty and now Handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: here's not Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's me, not Bill Handle. Good morning KFI AM
Speaker 2: six forty live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Happy Friday
Speaker 2: to you. Neil Sebadra here with the morning crew. We'll
Speaker 2: be getting into the headle on the news in just
Speaker 2: a moment. Hey, Cono, are you knowing, buddy, anything interesting
Speaker 2: happened today? No, No, just regular days, good old day,
Speaker 2: right day, rise and shine, Mother's Day weekend. Really excited
Speaker 2: about that. Yeah, yeah, Neil, good buddy. I don't need
Speaker 2: to bring up old things.
Speaker 3: Look to the future.
Speaker 2: Aldren, happy to see you, Pala, you see you too,
Speaker 2: yol So and so how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing great. Coffee is just now kicking in. Sorry
Speaker 3: to everybody on wake up call.
Speaker 2: Hey, sometimes it takes time.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it just need a minute. It's all right, yeah,
Speaker 3: but happy to be here. I'm ready for also ready
Speaker 3: for Mother's Day.
Speaker 2: We're going to put a site some time later to
Speaker 2: talk to other Brooker about her Mother's Day comedy. It's
Speaker 2: actually on Saturday, coming up tomorrow. She's going to be
Speaker 2: at the the famous ice House in Pasadena doing her
Speaker 2: stand up. Yeah, because she's a comic and you don't
Speaker 2: have to call her Do I have to call you
Speaker 2: a comedianne.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, you say comic comedian? I think most
Speaker 3: comedians are are I don't know, that's like an old,
Speaker 3: outdated kind of thing. I don't think anybody leans into
Speaker 3: the comedian or maybe they do.
Speaker 2: Like Vodeville or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a funny lady.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we'll talk to you about that coming up.
Speaker 2: But there's still are tickets. You can go to ice
Speaker 2: ice House dot.
Speaker 3: Com or I believe it is ice House. Yeah, ice
Speaker 3: House Pasadena. You know what, maybe I should look that up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we should have that information. It seems like something
Speaker 2: as the news talk station. We should be able to
Speaker 2: have it the ready like on that. That's on me.
Speaker 2: I've brought it out.
Speaker 3: It is ice Housecomedy dot com. There you go, Yeah,
Speaker 3: thank you will.
Speaker 2: How are you sir? Good morning, Neil? How are them? Roads?
Speaker 2: Roads are pretty good? Not too much for your fingers?
Speaker 2: It's Friday morning light, Yeah, we'll take you. That means
Speaker 2: people are hanging out, maybe taking you know the missus. Yeah,
Speaker 2: out for a long holiday weekend, or maybe they're sleeping
Speaker 2: in a little late today. Oh who would do that?
Speaker 2: Not a professional? Not a professional.
Speaker 3: Listen, I want I wanted to sleep in late every
Speaker 3: day this week. I dreamt about it, and then I
Speaker 3: got up and I thought, I gotta do it for
Speaker 3: AIMI for Amie King. I'm here. I'm doing it for
Speaker 3: the people doing Amy so she can have a.
Speaker 2: Vacation, and our lovely Anne, who multi talented, by the way,
Speaker 2: good morning, Hey. Off the top of my head, do
Speaker 2: you think you could run a board? Like do you
Speaker 2: think you could do like if you had to the
Speaker 2: drop of a dime, you can go in there right
Speaker 2: now and do Cono's job with the help of what
Speaker 2: like a monkey of somebody.
Speaker 3: Okay, it was pretty impressive watching Cono walk her through
Speaker 3: it over FaceTime. What yeah? And Anne was like got it, yep,
Speaker 3: got it? Now on it. It was very impressive. You
Speaker 3: know what. That's teamwork. I'm like this button, He's like
Speaker 3: nut left left, Okay, this button.
Speaker 2: I'm impressed by all of you. I love busting on
Speaker 2: Kno because the man has like the most insane work ethic. Yes,
Speaker 2: and he has like uh, you know, because he's a
Speaker 2: hapfy like me. He has fourteen jobs. Uh. He actually
Speaker 2: put put it in a resume for Pope. Did Yeah,
Speaker 2: And she's like, hey, listen if it pays, you know,
Speaker 2: and free travel, yeah, you know. And he can learn
Speaker 2: some languages, you know, he'll learn how to say I E.
Speaker 2: In like three different languages. A lot of Catholics out there,
Speaker 2: A lot of Catholics out there, Yes, they they they
Speaker 2: only pro create not for fun.
Speaker 3: I mean, I have a Pope connection. What I know.
Speaker 3: I was trying to decide if I should say it
Speaker 3: or not, but I you know, I'm originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: And apparently he was on the board of directors for
Speaker 3: one of the high schools there that was our biggest
Speaker 3: competitor at my high school. We played them a lot
Speaker 3: in like football and soccer and cheerleading. We competed against
Speaker 3: them all the time. It was a school called Casha
Speaker 3: Hall and he was a on the board there when
Speaker 3: I was in high school. So I'm like, I basically
Speaker 3: knew the Pope, is what I'm going to tell people.
Speaker 3: WHOA That's what I'm going to tell people. I basically
Speaker 3: knew him. But people were like what he was in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they move around, they move around a little bit.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, right.
Speaker 3: I wish it was a sexier connection. But I'm gonna
Speaker 3: I'm gonna work on it. I'm going to amp up
Speaker 3: this sexy.
Speaker 2: Me and Leo.
Speaker 3: We dated basically I was only fifteen.
Speaker 2: That's okay. Oh no, you can't.
Speaker 3: We can't do that.
Speaker 2: No, you leave those that kind of haha for Handle. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's not that's not haha, Neil, that's ha ha.
Speaker 3: Do you think Candle is at home going? Oh man,
Speaker 3: I missed the new.
Speaker 2: Pope you know what, that's the first thing I thought. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like I felt for.
Speaker 3: Him because he probably would have been all over it
Speaker 3: because you saw it was like huge.
Speaker 2: I was just exiting the studio and White Smoke is coming.
Speaker 3: Up with Shannon Yells, we got a pump.
Speaker 2: It was hilarious yesterday. Yeah, she's you you we got one?
Speaker 2: Yeah we won, Yeah, we won.
Speaker 3: I thought about that too as you were leaving. I
Speaker 3: was like, oh no, it happened right after our show,
Speaker 3: and I wondered if Handle was kind of wishing that
Speaker 3: he was on the air or maybe not. Maybe he's
Speaker 3: sleeping in.
Speaker 2: And en, I would imagine he's in pain. He's out
Speaker 2: with foot surgery, toe surgery, so I can't imagine that's fun. Yeah,
Speaker 2: which you know, couldn't happened to a better guy. All right,
Speaker 2: let's this is gonna move us right into the first story,
Speaker 2: lead story. We have a Pope Robert Francis. Is it
Speaker 2: prevost provost?
Speaker 3: I think it's prevost.
Speaker 2: Prevost is what I would go with. Thank you elected
Speaker 2: the two hundred and sixty seventh Pope of the Roman
Speaker 2: Catholic Church just yesterday took the name Pope Leo, the
Speaker 2: fourteenth first Pope from the United States. And this is
Speaker 2: kind of a big deal. So you think about it
Speaker 2: and you go, well, why you know, who cares where
Speaker 2: they're from. But really the whole focus is that the
Speaker 2: belief was you would never get someone to lead the
Speaker 2: Catholic Church from a global superpower because the thought was, well,
Speaker 2: they already the global superpower, already has global influence. But listen,
Speaker 2: I mean, he's too much power like it. Well, you
Speaker 2: know there was a long time that for a long time,
Speaker 2: the whole thought was you didn't elect a president that
Speaker 2: was Catholic either. That was a big deal.
Speaker 3: Kennedy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the belief is they serve the pope. I mean,
Speaker 2: technically the pope could overrule them. Hey, I don't do that.
Speaker 2: I'm out of the pope.
Speaker 3: What wasn't Italy at one point a superpower country like
Speaker 3: it in my history?
Speaker 1: Wrong?
Speaker 2: There, it's a good question. I don't I believe they.
Speaker 3: I believe Italy was.
Speaker 2: A superpower like under Stalin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when they were when we were doing all the
Speaker 3: world wars and stuff, wasn't it that time? Yeah?
Speaker 2: You got me stumped, kid.
Speaker 3: Because wasn't that And there's like Italian popes, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't get I don't see them as a superpower,
Speaker 2: but that could that could maybe not anymore. Their food's great,
Speaker 2: just got back in March.
Speaker 3: Okay, serious question. I've been dying to ask you. This
Speaker 3: olive garden or no olive garden for you?
Speaker 2: Oh I love olive garden.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, me too. People love to hate on it,
Speaker 3: but it's delicious.
Speaker 2: So well, we should bring this up during We'll bring
Speaker 2: this up during foody Friday because well because yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I love myself some some olive garden, me too. All right,
Speaker 2: back to the news.
Speaker 3: All right, So We talked about this just a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yesterday Russia held Victory Day. They held a Victory Day parade,
Speaker 3: mark in the eightieth anniversary of the of Nazi Germany,
Speaker 3: speaking of superpowers back in the days of World War
Speaker 3: one and two, this was celebrated. This is usually celebrated
Speaker 3: in Russia on May ninth, and it is the country's
Speaker 3: most important secular holiday. The parade and other ceremonies underlye
Speaker 3: Moscow's efforts to project its global power and cement the
Speaker 3: alliances it has forged. Chinese President Xijing Ping was there,
Speaker 3: Brazilian President Louise and Nacio. Did I mess up that up?
Speaker 3: A lot of people were there to help celebrate Victory Day.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I would have thought all holidays are secular holidays
Speaker 2: in Russia, but maybe not. Bill Gates calls Doze geographically illiterate.
Speaker 2: He criticized Elon Musk in an interview with The New
Speaker 2: York Times published just yesterday, calling the Tesla co founder
Speaker 2: role in cutting foreign aid as part of his Department
Speaker 2: of Government efficiency initiative. He says that it was stunning,
Speaker 2: and he says that Elon Musk is involved in the
Speaker 2: death of the world's poorest children. Strangely enough, you're looking
Speaker 2: at a budget of seventy five billion dollars for that programmer,
Speaker 2: so roughly you know how much Bill Gates worth? One
Speaker 2: hundred and twelve. Maybe I just through around a couple bucks,
Speaker 2: just toss a little matter of fact, he and Elon
Speaker 2: should just like, hey, let's just cover this, the two
Speaker 2: of us. Let's just do that. But we got to
Speaker 2: wait like twenty years before Bill Gates has given away
Speaker 2: all of his money.
Speaker 3: I do wonder why they don't just write a check.
Speaker 3: There must be some reason. Well, I mean, you couldn't
Speaker 3: do that the next year. I mean that's for one year.
Speaker 2: I would imagine I'm being a smart ass, but technically
Speaker 2: you'd have to come up with it the next year
Speaker 2: as well. True, but it does seem like we don't
Speaker 2: utilize our money properly, And it doesn't mean that that
Speaker 2: seventy six billion dollars was going to actually was actually
Speaker 2: helping properly, or there wasn't fat to be cut or
Speaker 2: to be better run or whatever. But yeah, it does suck. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you think poor children would be a good cause. We
Speaker 2: do have a little bit of breaking news there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some breaking news just coming into the KFI newsroom.
Speaker 3: Former US Supreme Court Justice David H. Suitor has died
Speaker 3: at eighty five years old at his home in New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: The Court announced that today just moments ago. He was
Speaker 3: appointed in nineteen ninety by President Bush. Suitor initially aligned
Speaker 3: with conservative expectations, but then he became known over time
Speaker 3: as a dependable liberal vote on key issues like abortion
Speaker 3: rights and the separation of church and state, freedom of expression,
Speaker 3: and federal court access. He retired in two thousand and nine,
Speaker 3: allowing President Obama to appoint Sonya Sodamayor as his success
Speaker 3: for successor. So, yeah, we will just be exploring more
Speaker 3: about his life and legacy throughout the day.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, let's get back to handle on
Speaker 2: the news.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So President Trump made this big announcement yesterday agreeing and
Speaker 3: kind of making a deal with the UK to cut
Speaker 3: tariffs for the UK in exchange for the UK agreeing
Speaker 3: to buy more things from the US, like more American
Speaker 3: beef and ethanol. And they said they will they agree
Speaker 3: to streamline their customs process for more goods in the
Speaker 3: United States. But he's gonna leave that ten percent tariff
Speaker 3: against British goods in place.
Speaker 2: Not horrible, I guess under the circumstances.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and you know, Trump is saying it's
Speaker 3: a victory and it's you know, it's good news, but
Speaker 3: it's kind of getting mixed reactions in the UK. They're like, wait,
Speaker 3: what are we getting out of this again?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right. Federal class action lawsuit accuses UCLA's Medical
Speaker 2: School and various university officials of using race as a
Speaker 2: factor in admissions. Now, of course there's a state law
Speaker 2: and even a Supreme Court ruling striking down affirmative action.
Speaker 2: So according to this lawsuit, you've got them wanting to
Speaker 2: do this legal action to stop the medical school specifically
Speaker 2: of engaging an intentional discrimination on the basis of race
Speaker 2: and ethnicity in the administ admissions process. So what they're doing,
Speaker 2: this whistleblower said, is that they require applicants to submit
Speaker 2: like these responses, and supposedly they believe that they're intended
Speaker 2: to allow the community to glean just a little bit
Speaker 2: of information about the applicants race, and then the medical
Speaker 2: school later would confirm that in interviews and the like
Speaker 2: can use that in admissions.
Speaker 3: United Airlines CEO has said, we've got a lot of
Speaker 3: problems here with with the air traffic control systems. You know,
Speaker 3: they've been having a lot of problems in Newark Airport
Speaker 3: over the last few weeks, and yesterday Transportation Secretary Sean
Speaker 3: Duffy said that they are going to upgrade the air
Speaker 3: traffic control systems in the US. But the United Airlines
Speaker 3: CEO is saying, listen, this is a priority. It's got
Speaker 3: to be done soon because more problems are inevitable unless
Speaker 3: we get this fixed.
Speaker 2: All right. Moving on to the Coliseum Thrice hosting Olympic events.
Speaker 2: Once the twenty twenty eight games are here, the Coliseum
Speaker 2: will become historically the first place to do that. So
Speaker 2: it's been what almost ten years since LA was awarded
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty eight Olympics. You've got new venues arriving,
Speaker 2: proposed venues fallen out of the way, sports have shuffled,
Speaker 2: all kinds of things. But what we do know is
Speaker 2: the centerpiece is going to be the lovely Coliseum, which
Speaker 2: I am quite fond of there. I love that little
Speaker 2: area over there. Yeah, yeah, the Rose Garden. Everything over
Speaker 2: there is just a maze. Balls.
Speaker 3: So what's your favorite Olympic sport? What are you most
Speaker 3: looking forward to seeing when the Olympics come to LA
Speaker 3: What are you going to buy tickets to go see?
Speaker 2: I am going to sound horrible. I don't I don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: You're like, you're not going to be watching the Olympics
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 2: I don't care. All right, fair, I mean it will
Speaker 2: be on or won't it? Just I don't know. It's lost.
Speaker 2: It's shine to me. I guess it's just I get that,
Speaker 2: and I know we're not ready here. No, no, we
Speaker 2: look like garbage. They're going to have to knit the
Speaker 2: world's biggest rug to brush everything under, and then we
Speaker 2: got to put on I mean it literally is when
Speaker 2: guests arrive and you're just shoving things in the closet
Speaker 2: and everybody puts on smiles even though you've been yelling
Speaker 2: at each other a little. That's how I feel. It's
Speaker 2: like Thanksgiving and everybody has got to put on happy faces,
Speaker 2: and we're just dealing with horrible, horrible leadership and structure
Speaker 2: and infrastructure issues, and it's like, I just don't care.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, that's I will. Maybe maybe we'll get a
Speaker 3: little more excited, a little closer. We get But I
Speaker 3: hear you for sure.
Speaker 2: We shall see. All right.
Speaker 3: Things are heating up off the coast of Oregon. There's
Speaker 3: a large undersea volcano signed to say it's showing sign
Speaker 3: of an impending eruption.
Speaker 2: Oh great, how exciting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, marking the end of the world. It's known as
Speaker 3: the Axial Seamount and it is well, it is located
Speaker 3: on the Juan de Fuca Ridge. That's Fuca Ridge. I
Speaker 3: gotta be careful, howdy say that.
Speaker 2: It's what the Fuka Ridge.
Speaker 3: It's what the Fuka Ridge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna blow up.
Speaker 3: In an area where there's two massive tectonic plates, so yeah,
Speaker 3: it could cause some damage to sea life there. And
Speaker 3: it's about a mile underwater, so kind of close for
Speaker 3: volcanoes like that's not Yeah, that's what you think.
Speaker 2: It's going to have something. Yeah, probably blow up from there,
Speaker 2: all right, something to look forward to. Boeing now plans
Speaker 2: to deliver the new Air Force one jets in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty seven. That's about two years I think earlier than
Speaker 2: they had originally predicted. We'll see. I don't know why
Speaker 2: it matters, but I guess this means that if it's
Speaker 2: delivered in twenty twenty seven, then Trump gets to fly
Speaker 2: on it. He has, he being the president of these
Speaker 2: United States, has expressed a lot of anger about the
Speaker 2: delays and said, you know, I'm just gonna buy I'm
Speaker 2: going to buy one myself. I'm just going to get
Speaker 2: another one. I wouldn't rush Boeing at this point now,
Speaker 2: just today, So let them take their time, get it right, please.
Speaker 3: For the safety of all all right, New York Attorney
Speaker 3: General Letitia James is being investigated by the Justice Department.
Speaker 3: And there's a lot of controversy around this because if
Speaker 3: you know, you know, Letitia James has been calling out
Speaker 3: President Trump and the Trump administration and for quite a
Speaker 3: while now. So she is being investigated by the Justice Department.
Speaker 3: They've opened a criminal investigation into real estate transactions. Someone
Speaker 3: familiar with the case gave this information to I believe
Speaker 3: it is the Washington Post here. Let me make sure
Speaker 3: I get the right, Yeah, the Washington Post. James has
Speaker 3: filed multiple lawsuits against the Trump administration, which has stopped
Speaker 3: some of the president's key initiatives. So some people say
Speaker 3: that she is being targeted because of that. The actual
Speaker 3: investigation has to do with a signature that appeared on
Speaker 3: the bottom of a page granting power of attorney to
Speaker 3: her niece when she was buying a home in Norfolk.
Speaker 2: I wonder what that what that constitute? I mean, if
Speaker 2: they're gonna do tit for tat and this is going
Speaker 2: to be going back and forth forever, it's like you
Speaker 2: did this and you did that.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's kind of what it is. I think
Speaker 3: they're saying, maybe it's.
Speaker 2: Kind of checkmate though when you become the president.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, you know you kind of it is the
Speaker 3: ultimate power position when you are the president, for sure.
Speaker 2: All Right, House past a Republican led bill that would
Speaker 2: rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America,
Speaker 2: just one step closer to codifying President Donald Trump's push
Speaker 2: to rename this body of water.
Speaker 3: I thought he already did that.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if I don't know what the
Speaker 2: official channels that you have to go through to rename something,
Speaker 2: I don't you know, do you just email Google Maps
Speaker 2: and say hey, could you just do this?
Speaker 3: Or just called the head of Google and said change
Speaker 3: the maps?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he did. It's not on all maps like
Speaker 2: some maps have it. Pre disease.
Speaker 3: I think, well, I think maybe it's where those maps
Speaker 3: are based. Because other countries don't have to follow what
Speaker 3: Trump wants, they can still call it whatever they want.
Speaker 3: So maybe wherever the map makers are based, they do
Speaker 3: their own thing.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine it's like that's your uh, that's your focus,
Speaker 2: and it's like what if what if they other people
Speaker 2: don't do it? It's like they have to or they're
Speaker 2: being kicked out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Well, speaking of focus, you know a lot
Speaker 3: of people are up in arms about those prices of
Speaker 3: the eggs. Well, scientists said, we'll take your eggs and
Speaker 3: we will waste two hundred of them.
Speaker 2: That's the first thing I thought about two hundred.
Speaker 3: Eggs on a scientific experiment. Scientists have said that eggs
Speaker 3: are less likely to crack when they're dropped on their side.
Speaker 3: I have been reading through this and have yet to
Speaker 3: understand why we needed to know this information. Scientists are
Speaker 3: doing science ye things. I guess now they know that
Speaker 3: eggs laying in the vertical direction is stronger than if
Speaker 3: you lay the egg down or I don't know, this
Speaker 3: is weird. Why are we doing this with eggs?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I hope it wasn't like some sort
Speaker 2: of government initiative. To find out if.
Speaker 3: It doesn't appear to be. No, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Speaker 3: was running these experiments. They just wanted to know. I
Speaker 3: guess what side of the egg was stronger and how
Speaker 3: much it absorbed energy. Didn't we do this in like
Speaker 3: fourth grade science class?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was supposed to be a baby Yeah?
Speaker 2: Or no?
Speaker 3: I mean you knew how you wrap the egg in
Speaker 3: like a parachute.
Speaker 2: Oh different, So this just in the next study they're
Speaker 2: going to do is does butter bread land face down? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So really cats land on their feet? Yeah they do.
Speaker 2: I've tried. You just keep going up one more story
Speaker 2: and nah joking, you'd be glad. Amy King is in
Speaker 2: here right now. She's coming. She's a cat lady.
Speaker 3: I'm also a cat lady though I love I love
Speaker 3: my cat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there's other humans in your house. That's not
Speaker 2: the only thing you come to at the end of that.
Speaker 2: She is a cat lady.
Speaker 3: How many cats does she have?
Speaker 2: Seventeen we'll think seventeen.
Speaker 3: That's a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seventeen cats.
Speaker 3: I know what I'm getting her for Christmas.
Speaker 2: She has a small, four hundred square foot apartment. Seventeen
Speaker 2: cats getting her air freshener for Christmas. It's covered in cardboard.
Speaker 2: I can crawl on the wall and he's going to
Speaker 2: kill you. And she probably doesn't want any say this,
Speaker 2: but she then don't say it. She partakes in the
Speaker 2: catnip every now and again.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: Sometimes on the air. I can hear it. You can
Speaker 2: tell she's just snatched. Don't cut me off, all right?
Speaker 2: The founder and former CEO of the cryptocurrency lending platform
Speaker 2: Celsius The Network, has been sentenced to twelve years what
Speaker 2: are the odds in prison after prosecutors labeled him a
Speaker 2: predator who prayed on hope. By enticing vulnerable customers, they
Speaker 2: risk their life savings and supposedly safe investment. I'm not
Speaker 2: you know. I think there's you can hit a sweet spot.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you can get lucky, buy something that you know grows.
Speaker 2: But to predict this stuff, if it was that easy,
Speaker 2: you know, everybody would be doing it. But I think
Speaker 2: a lot of this stuff at best has a long
Speaker 2: is a long, long way away. But I get it. Kno, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what are you investing in NFTs too? Buddy? How's everything
Speaker 2: going on? Making good money on that too? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I know Bitcoin popped yesterday the Pope. Yeah, as
Speaker 2: soon as they announced the pope. What does the pope
Speaker 2: have to do with bitcoin brings the world like the
Speaker 2: world is happier. I don't know, but it does. It
Speaker 2: want to you want to invest in something that is
Speaker 2: contingent upon a new pope. Yeah, see, that's just that's
Speaker 2: just gambling to me, And that's fine. I know people
Speaker 2: that have won money gambling, but don't tell me it's
Speaker 2: an investment. It's just gambling, just to throw a grand
Speaker 2: on Black always bed.
Speaker 3: I'm black, always always, unless it's red five. That's my
Speaker 3: lucky number, Red five, red five.
Speaker 2: That sounds like, uh, someone from Star Wars Red five,
Speaker 2: Red five, Red leader. He's going down and going down.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's definitely not making it to the end of
Speaker 3: the episode the Red Shirts.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, that's that's Wait.
Speaker 3: Did I just mess up? Oh you're right. You said
Speaker 3: Star Wars, didn't you.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh god, that's that. That is a huge embarrassment. I
Speaker 3: would like to do over the last thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Please to a Star Wars fan.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm sorry. I know the difference. I
Speaker 3: would just like to stay that for the record.
Speaker 2: It's right. Star Trek is better than Star Wars.
Speaker 3: It's okay, okay, Oh my god, we need a whole
Speaker 3: other hour if we're going to discuss this, because I
Speaker 3: have thoughts.
Speaker 2: Cono, is this what you think about when you sleep
Speaker 2: through your alarm? You just dream about Star Trek. Don't
Speaker 2: do that now, I'm doing it all right? Next story ends,
Speaker 2: it's next. She's laughing. Hilarious story, Neil, Cono.
Speaker 3: Have you been to the Star Trek experience at fan
Speaker 3: Fest nights yet to see the ship all laid out? No? No,
Speaker 3: I don't have any money the bridge, okay.
Speaker 2: Fair every day it is a Star Trek fan experience
Speaker 2: in my house.
Speaker 3: Up, Live Long and prosper Nerds. All right. The FDA
Speaker 3: is warning the public of I'm gonna mess with this up.
Speaker 3: Tyana Petine.
Speaker 2: Tyane Patine used, I don't know from the ie what
Speaker 2: is this stuff?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's called gas station heroin. I had to look
Speaker 3: it up to see them, like, are they really selling
Speaker 3: this at gas stations? And it's like these it's stuff
Speaker 3: called like pure magic and it comes in different labels,
Speaker 3: in different forms. But anyway, they're saying it's a dangerous
Speaker 3: and growing health trend where people are going and they're
Speaker 3: picking up this drug that was originally proved to be
Speaker 3: thought to be like an antidepressant, but apparently it's causing
Speaker 3: a lot of other serious health problems, especially for young
Speaker 3: people who can so easily grab it at the local
Speaker 3: drug store or convenience store.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with those fake boner pills. So Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee,
Speaker 2: and North Carolina has banned it. Still legal here in California,
Speaker 2: Thanks Obama, did that work? Okay? President Trump has a
Speaker 2: new pick for surge in general, and I don't know
Speaker 2: how they're picking. Doctor Casey means a holistic medicine doctor Okay,
Speaker 2: author and a metabolic health influencer. Yeah yeah, los Angele
Speaker 2: she's from Los Ange from here? Now we should have
Speaker 2: been able to peg that. Doesn't that sound like someone.
Speaker 3: Who is health influencer from La?
Speaker 2: Yeah, holistic medicine doctor.
Speaker 3: Apparently she has no she's never had any sort of
Speaker 3: actual practice with any health or doctor services or anything.
Speaker 3: No real life practical experience helping people.
Speaker 2: Wow, how does that compete with RFK Junior? How are
Speaker 2: they going to talk all science? Y?
Speaker 3: Man, wouldn't you like to listen in on some of
Speaker 3: these conversations?
Speaker 2: So I would not.
Speaker 3: I do, like what's going on.
Speaker 2: I having plumbing done at the house, and that's what
Speaker 2: I want to focus on. That's my worry, that's my
Speaker 2: I don't want to worry about the fact that we
Speaker 2: have two people going is it pronounced espars es but aspirin.
Speaker 3: And they're pitching the tummy tea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, who knows? Okay what? I'm just a fat guy.
Speaker 2: What do I know? Alrighty, this is KFI heard everywhere
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