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Speaker 2: And strangely enough, our ratings are great.
Speaker 3: You know why because I start the show every morning
Speaker 3: with complete inanity in ain stuff.
Speaker 2: Is there a word inanity is?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: Use it three times and you'll get a three go.
Speaker 3: That's like Fox is Sean inanity and now Handle on
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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 3: All right, we're now Tuesday, February eleventh. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: All right, We've got a lot going on today. We're
Speaker 2: going to bring back Trump a little bit. It's hard.
Speaker 2: We did a Trump free show on Friday.
Speaker 3: Yesterday was more or less Trump free today. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know, ann Is Anne and I are deciding of.
Speaker 5: The United States.
Speaker 2: How do you not mean literally it's insane? Happened.
Speaker 3: No, We've got a lot going on. I mean I
Speaker 3: was looking. One of the things I yet in the
Speaker 3: morning is CNN five Things. It's sort of the headlines, well, yes,
Speaker 3: of what's going on, and there is a thing with Trump.
Speaker 3: Just a sort of a list of what's going on.
Speaker 3: And it's kind of fun. It really is, well, not
Speaker 3: quite fun, especially if you're in.
Speaker 2: Gaza which I start the news with that. First, let
Speaker 2: me say.
Speaker 3: Hello, Amy, good morning, Hi Bill, I love iHeart diet coke. Wow,
Speaker 3: good for you, Thank you. I don't know if you
Speaker 3: did it for me.
Speaker 6: But didn't, but I thought, actually, this is a birthday
Speaker 6: present from my sister in law, and when she sent it,
Speaker 6: I thought, oh boy, next Christmas, I'm getting one of
Speaker 6: these for Bill.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely a T shirt.
Speaker 5: I don't know that you said that.
Speaker 2: I think fun.
Speaker 3: I wear T shirts and occasionally I will wear actually
Speaker 3: I wear really large T shirts. I tend to wear
Speaker 3: three X even though I'm excel But I've got, you know,
Speaker 3: fat dysworphia.
Speaker 2: Where I look in the mirror and all.
Speaker 3: I see is my portray protruding gut. And it's not
Speaker 3: very bad. Remember I lost one hundred pounds. I mean
Speaker 3: that was no you look that was.
Speaker 4: I bitch at you about this all the time and say,
Speaker 4: wear form fitting clothes because you lost all that weight
Speaker 4: and you still dress like you haven't you wear my
Speaker 4: size clothes when you shouldn't.
Speaker 3: You know, when I was there's a story. I don't
Speaker 3: know if I've ever shared that before, but.
Speaker 2: When I was in college. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: I've shared the fact that I've done a druid or.
Speaker 3: Two and so the So there was a gal who
Speaker 3: I sort of lived in a commune kind of place.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever shared that a group of
Speaker 3: us lives in the house. I was in school up
Speaker 3: in Canada, and there was a gal who I took
Speaker 3: my first LSD trip because I had done LSD a
Speaker 3: few times and we were very careful about it. So
Speaker 3: there was a guide that was with us, someone who
Speaker 3: was not a part of our group, who was not
Speaker 3: doing LSD, and I ended up taking it.
Speaker 2: She was wonderful, terrific.
Speaker 3: Now, she was a heavy set young lady and would
Speaker 3: wear form fitting dresses, the kind that you have to
Speaker 3: be insanely.
Speaker 2: Thin to wear.
Speaker 3: I mean not just the normal weight, but I mean
Speaker 3: scrawny in order to get away with it. And she
Speaker 3: would wear We used to buy our clothes at the
Speaker 3: Salvation Army for a buck shirt, buck pants, and she
Speaker 3: would wear these things and the roles would stick out.
Speaker 3: I mean she it was pretty impressive, it really was.
Speaker 3: So there was that, and of course that was exacerbated
Speaker 3: with the LSD, and in those days, the women, as
Speaker 3: a matter of protests, would not shave armpits or hairs,
Speaker 3: and she had extraordinary hairs hair, and she would wear
Speaker 3: like compression stockings where the hair would stick through the
Speaker 3: stockings and it was really really impressive, like a Joshua
Speaker 3: tree cactus. Yeah, pretty much like a prickly cactus where
Speaker 3: it went right through. And then I just remember this.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't think I've ever shared it. It
Speaker 3: just came back vivid memories.
Speaker 2: And then and then she decided that she was going
Speaker 2: to come on to me.
Speaker 3: I don't know why, but she did, and there was,
Speaker 3: you know, hair coming out of her tongue.
Speaker 2: It was really very, very weird.
Speaker 5: How long did you guys date?
Speaker 2: About thirty seconds?
Speaker 3: And that was I think it was that one when
Speaker 3: I got into abouttub for like twelve hours and it
Speaker 3: was it was cold, but I didn't notice that water
Speaker 3: cooled off a little bit.
Speaker 2: And there were spider My hands turned into spiders and
Speaker 2: were crawling all over the room.
Speaker 3: But it was fairly benign because they were friendly spiders
Speaker 3: that had faces and talked.
Speaker 2: It was almost like the.
Speaker 3: Commercial that we saw in the Super Bowl with Seal
Speaker 3: his face on the seal. It was sort of like
Speaker 3: that except very friendly spiders.
Speaker 2: I didn't do too much.
Speaker 3: But you know, I never had one of those you know,
Speaker 3: bad LSD trips. Never did that's pretty bad. No, fine,
Speaker 3: it was fine, very benign. Don't do drugs, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: don't do drugs.
Speaker 4: Do not.
Speaker 3: That was that could have gone bad, very very quickly.
Speaker 3: One of the guys I know spent I don't know
Speaker 3: how many hours not moving because he imagined he was
Speaker 3: up to his waist in concrete and he was pressing
Speaker 3: down on the concrete like a mime does.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was really wild stuff. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I went there.
Speaker 3: I don't think you've never heard that because I just
Speaker 3: I literally just thought about that, and I haven't had
Speaker 3: that memory for years and.
Speaker 2: Years and years.
Speaker 5: Are you hide now, No?
Speaker 3: No, just not feeling all that good or all that well.
Speaker 3: So you know what, let's take a break, we'll come back. Wow,
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're gonna do with the promo
Speaker 3: on that one cono it was.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting one, Like the concrete part. Bill as
Speaker 2: spider Man, but.
Speaker 7: Friendly neighbor hood spider Man.
Speaker 3: They were, Yeah, they were, and you know, everybody's frightened
Speaker 3: of taking a swan dive off a building thinking that
Speaker 3: they could fly, but that happens very rarely.
Speaker 2: It really does you know what you should do, ConA,
Speaker 2: not do it again.
Speaker 4: No, con will start taking these little musings that start
Speaker 4: at the beginning of the show, separate them, and then
Speaker 4: we'll just post his morning musings somewhere where people can
Speaker 4: go listen. If they don't want to get up at
Speaker 4: six am and hear this garbage, they can go back
Speaker 4: and listen to the garbage.
Speaker 6: Bitch.
Speaker 5: I love it personally, I love it.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying as a former programmer, I don't know
Speaker 4: if it's what i'd start with, but I love it
Speaker 4: personally as a yours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well good, you're warming your way out of that one. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's do it. Handle on the news, Amy Neil and
Speaker 3: me lead story.
Speaker 2: It's a Trump story.
Speaker 3: Trump has said now that the talks have fallen apart
Speaker 3: in with Kamas and Israel based on the fact that
Speaker 3: Trump said, I'm going to buy Gaza and I'm going
Speaker 3: to turn it into a resort and the Palestinians have
Speaker 3: to leave.
Speaker 2: And while I basically.
Speaker 3: Build Gaza and the Palestinians, Comas went crazy and now
Speaker 3: he says if by noon this Saturday, the rest of
Speaker 3: the hostages will not be released, he quote, all hell is.
Speaker 2: Going to break out.
Speaker 3: If anybody were to say that, any president, I would say, okay, posturing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if Donald Trump postures under these circumstances.
Speaker 2: If anybody could do that, it'd be him.
Speaker 4: He did put an asterisk by it and said, that's
Speaker 4: just me. What Israel's going to do is up to them.
Speaker 4: But if it was me, I think Israel's going to
Speaker 4: back him up.
Speaker 3: Nettanna, who called him a thinker outside the box and brilliant.
Speaker 4: And yeah, well, you gotta love him sticking to his
Speaker 4: guns literally.
Speaker 7: There looking for looters.
Speaker 6: State lawmakers have introduced legislation to strengthen penalties for looting
Speaker 6: and impersonating emergency personnel during emergencies, and yesterday La Kenny
Speaker 6: Da Nathan Hoffman came out along with elected officials and said, listen,
Speaker 6: we've made it clear there's zero tolerance for these kinds
Speaker 6: of crimes, for people who are trying to exploit the
Speaker 6: fire crisis, like looting, arson, price gouging, impersonating first responders,
Speaker 6: and financial scams.
Speaker 7: And he said, we'll go after him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's plenty of tolerance, and that the law isn't
Speaker 3: nearly strict enough. When looting occurs, then you have society
Speaker 3: completely collapsing on you. Not when someone robs the bank.
Speaker 3: It's not society collapsing. It's you rob the bank, or
Speaker 3: murder happens individually. This is when society falls apart. Voting
Speaker 3: should be years and years in prison, to the point
Speaker 3: where a lot of governments and I think to some extent,
Speaker 3: you caught looting, your shot on site.
Speaker 2: That's it. You're done.
Speaker 5: If you loot, we shoot. That's the way it used
Speaker 5: to be, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, looting you were shot on site.
Speaker 7: A catchy little phrase, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you loot, you'll get the boot.
Speaker 5: Nice. I like it, all right, we.
Speaker 2: Don't give a hoot. Matter of fact, we may file
Speaker 2: a suit.
Speaker 5: Get it out of your system, that is the truth.
Speaker 3: No, that didn't work, all right, almost, we're getting there,
Speaker 3: all right, got it out of my system, Neil, go ahead.
Speaker 4: US Immigration and Custom Enforcement or ICE. You see their
Speaker 4: sides everywhere. Noise you see those no ice on the
Speaker 4: They're posted in Santa Monica Boulevard West Hall with Friday
Speaker 4: Night sparked outrage. So you've got these signs everywhere saying
Speaker 4: you know that there's going to be some enforcement going out.
Speaker 4: Some person said, I went out side last night and
Speaker 4: these signs were posted along Santa Monica Boulevard. Residents said
Speaker 4: they called Danny Reevas, the city's director of community safety,
Speaker 4: and the signs were taken down.
Speaker 2: There were these official signs.
Speaker 3: I thought these were people take to a tree, but.
Speaker 2: People do well. Official signs are not duct taped to trees.
Speaker 5: No, they just look.
Speaker 4: It just says, uh. It just says like ice and
Speaker 4: has the seal and then gives you a number. So
Speaker 4: it's basically like oh and the number is.
Speaker 3: Legitimate, by the way, But it doesn't matter who tapes
Speaker 3: an official sign to a tree unless some city workers.
Speaker 2: Lost the dog.
Speaker 4: No, it says, you know, they believe that the they're
Speaker 4: likely fake printed at home and then duck taped up.
Speaker 4: But the number on there what went to Homeland Security?
Speaker 3: Yeah okay, so someone did that and yeah, all right,
Speaker 3: you know that's like someone putting up a sign.
Speaker 2: Remember the sign. Well, if you still up there.
Speaker 3: I think as you go north of the US border
Speaker 3: and a long highway five, it shows that family running
Speaker 3: with the kid in tow and yeah, and it shows
Speaker 3: that they be careful.
Speaker 2: They're running.
Speaker 3: It's like deer crossing, except they're running across the road.
Speaker 3: So you could do a lot with that sign. I'm
Speaker 3: not going to go out and say what because people
Speaker 3: are going to do that, but Ken logo for years,
Speaker 3: Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: So that's very funny.
Speaker 7: Actually, okay, well this is no yoke.
Speaker 6: People are scrambling to get their eggs.
Speaker 2: You're done and you finished?
Speaker 7: What about Amy? And she finished too?
Speaker 2: Yeah that's what I meant. You are.
Speaker 3: I always conflate the to you actually get a different
Speaker 3: first letter of your names.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that'll help you.
Speaker 2: I conflate my daughters. I conflate my daughters. I conflate
Speaker 2: my dogs.
Speaker 3: Tommy is a key, and is he is a she,
Speaker 3: and I completely conflate them constantly.
Speaker 7: So now you're calling ANNONI dogs.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, no, you're far from dogs.
Speaker 3: Actually no, I'm just saying I confuse the two of you.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, Well, anyway, Trader Joe's has a new policy
Speaker 6: limiting the amount of eggs that shoppers can buy. You
Speaker 6: know that egg prices are through the roof. Egg supplies
Speaker 6: are down. Bird flow is affecting all of that, and
Speaker 6: so it has put out a policy limiting customers to
Speaker 6: one dozen eggs per customer per day.
Speaker 7: And they're a bargain at Trader Joe's.
Speaker 2: They're five bucks, well, five dollars for a dozen.
Speaker 3: I buy the super friendly happy chickens out of the
Speaker 3: cages running around free pasture, pasture not past your eyes.
Speaker 3: Oh that would be pretty good, but they live in pastures.
Speaker 3: Fourteen dollars a dozen. The cheapest was nine to ninety
Speaker 3: nine a dozen. And you know their eggs. I tell
Speaker 3: Lindsey their eggs.
Speaker 5: Okay, eggs freaking nuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's she has nuts. And then I buy meat.
Speaker 3: Then I buy meat where the cows are tortured before
Speaker 3: they're killed, because the hormones, you know, dopamine or whatever
Speaker 3: it is, goes through the cow and it's meat's war tender.
Speaker 7: Oh wait, so she doesn't demand the free range.
Speaker 2: You know, it's hard to get free range cows.
Speaker 5: It's not to catch them, hard to catch them because
Speaker 5: they're running around.
Speaker 3: They weren't around anyway, I mean a lot of them do.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go ahead and take a break.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 5: What is that story over them?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 3: It's a boom. Yeah, I dropped that story o them.
Speaker 3: Is that what you said?
Speaker 5: That story over?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Baby, you welcome.
Speaker 5: Someone explained what that means to Coto.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah.
Speaker 4: Google has officialized the change of the name and the
Speaker 4: Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. Yeah, application there,
Speaker 4: they said, we have a long standing practice of pissing
Speaker 4: people up. No, they said, they for long standing practice
Speaker 4: of applying name changes when they have been updated in
Speaker 4: official government sources.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've done that by executive order.
Speaker 3: Mount Danali is now back to Mount McKinley, which became
Speaker 3: McKinley in nineteen fifteen, and now it's going back to
Speaker 3: the other name which has been around for four hundred years.
Speaker 3: Or same thing with Gulf of Mexico. Now the latest
Speaker 3: executive order is Ukraine becomes Umerica. We've got Saudi America,
Speaker 3: and of course Mexico is.
Speaker 2: America.
Speaker 5: America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, America, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. So we're going
Speaker 3: to see a lot of executive orders.
Speaker 4: Trump did also change a little place in Nevada, and
Speaker 4: he changed it to Ariola fifty one because he thought
Speaker 4: it was hilarious. U.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we got well. And you know, originally I
Speaker 3: said paper maps. What are they gonna do with all
Speaker 3: the paper maps? I don't know if the government uses
Speaker 3: paper maps anymore.
Speaker 2: It's all online. This is easy.
Speaker 3: All you do is change it up and you're done.
Speaker 3: So Google has changed changed it up. Gulf of America.
Speaker 3: I wonder if that's going to stick. What are other
Speaker 3: countries doing? And I don't know the answer.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you America doesn't run, or the colors don't run,
Speaker 4: or the name America Golf won't run.
Speaker 5: Bitch America, USA. You you.
Speaker 6: McDonald's is taking mchit US. Store sales internings have both fallen.
Speaker 6: McDonald's was dealing with that E Coli outbreak a while ago.
Speaker 6: Sales declined one point four percent in the three months
Speaker 6: ending December thirty first, driven apart because customers are spending
Speaker 6: less money on their visits.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be doing a story at eight fifty
Speaker 3: last segment of the show today on what fast food
Speaker 3: organizations corporations are doing across the board to make themselves
Speaker 3: profitable again or stop losing money, stop hemorrhaging money.
Speaker 4: Looking forward to it, So the Super Bowl We had
Speaker 4: talked about this, how less people were willing to spend
Speaker 4: money to go out to the Super Bowl. While it
Speaker 4: doesn't translate into ratings, because the Super Bowl has achieved
Speaker 4: its biggest audience ever for the second year in a row.
Speaker 4: The average of one and twenty six million viewers watched
Speaker 4: the Philadelphia Eagles squish the Kansas City Chiefs just on
Speaker 4: the night there. It's a two percent improvement over last
Speaker 4: year's Telega cast, which was already the largest TV audience
Speaker 4: it had ever recorded. And of course you had the
Speaker 4: streaming was up high. It hit an all time high
Speaker 4: with three Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean if you look at you know, Fox Fox Deporte,
Speaker 3: is that's the way you pronounced it too, b Telemundo
Speaker 3: Sports NFL's streaming. Yeah, it makes sense because everybody is
Speaker 3: going to be is going to have it. Even the
Speaker 3: halftime show, Kendrick Lamar singing about Drake being a pedophile
Speaker 3: was enormously popular.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that might have brought people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, show they did so.
Speaker 7: Mother Earth is a shape shifter.
Speaker 6: Scientists months ago confirmed that Earth's intercore or inner core,
Speaker 6: recently reversed its spin. Apparently, the innercore used to spin
Speaker 6: faster than the Earth. But then starting in twenty ten,
Speaker 6: it started to slow and is now revolving backwards.
Speaker 5: Thanks Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And now now researchers have found the first evidence that
Speaker 6: the core is also changing shape. They say signs of
Speaker 6: the core's deformation appeared in waves from earthquakes that were
Speaker 6: strong enough to reach Earth's center.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now that we're talking about the very very center of
Speaker 3: the Earth, which under such enormous pressure and heat, but
Speaker 3: it spins.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is nothing like we can experience.
Speaker 3: And then you have the outer level, and then above
Speaker 3: that you have this magma. Excuse made the magma, and
Speaker 3: then above that you have the crust.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I heard.
Speaker 3: So the inner inner part can spin one way or
Speaker 3: the other and not affect the rotation of the Earth.
Speaker 2: How weird.
Speaker 5: How long before we're told that it's our fault?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man made the man made inner core.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the inner core has a fevor, all right. In
Speaker 4: response to President Donald Trump's continued musings about the US
Speaker 4: acquiring Greenland from Denmark, now you've got Danish citizens. I
Speaker 4: love their Danishes, delicious, they have launched their own effort
Speaker 4: to purchase America's most economically prosperous state, prosperous.
Speaker 5: It's easy to say, and that's us. They want to Denmark.
Speaker 4: They want to seek the Denmarkification of California. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: they've got two hundred thousand signatures.
Speaker 3: It's hilarious and why and they actually issue a statement
Speaker 3: more sunshine dominance in the tech industry makes sense. Limitless
Speaker 3: avocado toast, uh and easy access to Disneyland all great
Speaker 3: reasons to buy California.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine they they own legos? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would love Denmark to own us.
Speaker 5: Is it Anne Denmarkian?
Speaker 2: I think she comes from Denmark. I think she does.
Speaker 5: Look at you.
Speaker 7: I'm a dual citizen.
Speaker 3: So yes, wow, dude, copen Copen Copenhagen, Yes.
Speaker 2: Great great city. Love It's just a neat city.
Speaker 3: The little mermaid out in the hot the harbor, which
Speaker 3: gets his head, which gets his head, which gets her
Speaker 3: head cut off, probably five times a year.
Speaker 5: Things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somes Denmark.
Speaker 5: They know what they're doing there.
Speaker 2: It's a neat country.
Speaker 3: It is a country that is very clean, very monogamous. No,
Speaker 3: they have no illegal migrants coming in. Actually, I think
Speaker 3: they do have some aliens coming in North Africans Europe
Speaker 3: it's all Northern Africans that come in illegally, all right,
Speaker 3: look to what the illegal Somalians?
Speaker 7: The damish?
Speaker 6: Oh Okay, something has been hiding for a very long time.
Speaker 6: Historians are studying a painting by Picasso and have uncovered
Speaker 6: a portrait of a woman hidden beneath the surface of
Speaker 6: the painting.
Speaker 5: Isn't that cool?
Speaker 4: The X ray these the X ray these paintings, and
Speaker 4: they can see if the artists started in a different direction,
Speaker 4: if there's they re used their canvases.
Speaker 6: A lot, because you didn't have a Michael's down the
Speaker 6: street back in the seventeen hundreds or sixteen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so isn't that crazy? So they found a painting?
Speaker 3: Yeah, which one is more valuable? Which one is more valuable?
Speaker 3: The one on top or the one underneath? And I'd
Speaker 3: like to know, Well, I have no idea. We'll figure
Speaker 3: that one out or they will. And by the way,
Speaker 3: I was putting my Furtatas into the toaster oven.
Speaker 7: Score one for me. I predicted it was for Tata's.
Speaker 6: So here's the thing, though, if he painted over it,
Speaker 6: he probably thought it wasn't that good. Maybe maybe, And
Speaker 6: how could they could they take the paint off sure,
Speaker 6: but then they would destroy the other one.
Speaker 3: That's exactly why I ask which one is more valuable?
Speaker 4: They have crazy abilities, But uh yeah, isn't there something
Speaker 4: under blue boy as well?
Speaker 5: I don't have painting underneath it.
Speaker 4: Don't couple like that that they started down a certain
Speaker 4: path and went, you know anyways, fascinating judge ordered the
Speaker 4: Trump administration to restore federal funding had tried to freeze,
Speaker 4: saying the White House wasn't fully complying with an earlier
Speaker 4: ruling against it.
Speaker 5: The order was one of several across.
Speaker 4: The judiciary that just this past Monday yesterday that paused
Speaker 4: rapid fire efforts by the White House to target federal
Speaker 4: spending and personnel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a story there.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to do it tomorrow about funding
Speaker 3: is being cut from which agency? And I love Vance
Speaker 3: yesterday who said that the judiciary has too much power.
Speaker 2: They shouldn't be able to legislate.
Speaker 3: They, I guess, should just just determine the legal validity.
Speaker 2: Of a law.
Speaker 3: But isn't that saying that that law is unconstitutional?
Speaker 2: That is legislating. Very strange.
Speaker 4: Those things get a little scary those when you start
Speaker 4: hearing things like that and Musk saying that they should
Speaker 4: be investigated.
Speaker 3: Or have you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: In reality, though, the executive has the power to say
Speaker 3: no to the Supreme Court, no, no, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's no, there's no court police. Nixon said, I'm going
Speaker 3: to say no to release the tapes.
Speaker 2: If it was a split court, it was.
Speaker 3: Unanimous that he had to release and it was just
Speaker 3: a huge issue. What do you mean even to say no?
Speaker 3: Supreme Court said you have to do it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: I don't care, you know, go ahead and make me
Speaker 3: how Okay, let's do one quick Elon Musk story and
Speaker 3: let's end with.
Speaker 7: That, amy Okay.
Speaker 6: One Ai Apparently not enough, because Musk and a group
Speaker 6: of investors have now offered more than ninety seven billion
Speaker 6: dollars to buy the nonprofit that controls the artificial intelligence
Speaker 6: giant open ai, the company behind CHATJPT the open Ai
Speaker 6: CEO of Sam Altman, and he said, no, thank you,
Speaker 6: but Elon instead, how about I'll buy Twitter for nine
Speaker 6: point store seven four billion dollars if you want.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a company that he paid forty four
Speaker 3: billion dollars for. Musk and at the time it was
Speaker 3: worth twenty five billion dollars and you overpaid by? Are
Speaker 3: you overpaid by? One hundred percent?
Speaker 2: Too much? All right?
Speaker 3: And I'm going to do that at seven twenty, by
Speaker 3: the way, because there is a story there that I
Speaker 3: want to share with you.
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