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Speaker 1: and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: And good morning everybody, Bill Handle.
Speaker 3: Here it is a Wednesday day, Wednesday, December eleventh. Some
Speaker 3: good news in the world of the fire, and that
Speaker 3: is that doesn't seem to have exploded anymore.
Speaker 2: And only it's like four or five homes have gone
Speaker 2: up in flames.
Speaker 3: Now for those four or five people that own those homes,
Speaker 3: obviously it was a disaster, but not bad. It could
Speaker 3: have been a whole lot worse. Okay, let us say
Speaker 3: hello to the crowd right now. My computer screen is
Speaker 3: not working for some reason, and I am broadcasting out
Speaker 3: of the studio.
Speaker 2: So what I am looking at.
Speaker 3: Is a home screen of Joshua trees sitting in a desert.
Speaker 3: So let's start with Joshua Tree all the way to
Speaker 3: the left.
Speaker 4: Amy, good morning, Bill.
Speaker 2: Oh there you are, the talking Joshua.
Speaker 4: Tree, talking Joshua Tree, apparently.
Speaker 2: You are, and then moving towards the center.
Speaker 5: Neil, you confuse me, but good morning, Willy Wolf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I confuse me.
Speaker 3: This is and I'm pressing buttons like crazy and I
Speaker 3: had everybody on zoom and then I lost everybody on
Speaker 3: my phone and it was perfect. I know here it is,
Speaker 3: join meeting, hold on a minute, A meeting ID I
Speaker 3: have no idea?
Speaker 2: What the hell our meeting idea is? I know? And
Speaker 2: then I went Then I went to print.
Speaker 3: Then I went to print up our number two and yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is so yourself. I didn't you myself?
Speaker 2: Don't I am I coming off mute? Yep, I am muted,
Speaker 2: or I'm not.
Speaker 4: You are not muted?
Speaker 2: My god, that is a problem. Now I don't know
Speaker 2: what the hell I'm going to do.
Speaker 5: It must be what it's like to work for President
Speaker 5: Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: Oh it's the one that doesn't say nuclear weapon on it, sir.
Speaker 2: Okay. So here's what I'm going to do.
Speaker 3: In the next break, I'm gonna go ahead and wake
Speaker 3: up Lindsay and have her come in and try to
Speaker 3: fix this. Usually this thing works in the morning. And
Speaker 3: I just the fact that I've gotten as far as
Speaker 3: I have and and will tell you how far I
Speaker 3: haven't gone. In the world of a computer savvy although
Speaker 3: I don't know if I use the word savvy.
Speaker 4: Well, it's sad to say that he's impressive. Yeah, this
Speaker 4: is impressive.
Speaker 2: I know it really is on there. Yeah, that's the
Speaker 2: other thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've tried everything, so uh cono, How disconcerting
Speaker 3: is this.
Speaker 2: With the mute right now?
Speaker 5: From our end, not from an it's annoying because you
Speaker 5: can hear her iPads.
Speaker 3: Ok all right, but how about I have a question
Speaker 3: to ask you. How about on the air?
Speaker 5: Does this sound crisp?
Speaker 2: Oh? Then who gives a damn? I sound crisp.
Speaker 6: I'm fine, Well your voice sounds crisp. Your mental different.
Speaker 3: You know that's a that's a completely different issue. Uh Okay,
Speaker 3: Neil I said hello, and Neil.
Speaker 4: And Amy yeah, hello again?
Speaker 2: Hello again? So that was number two, and is this
Speaker 2: number one?
Speaker 4: I am number one?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay? And I got.
Speaker 4: And I'm the Joshua Trees.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well here's the problem. I've got one, two, three, four.
Speaker 3: Five Joshua Trees up in front of me, and I'm
Speaker 3: losing track.
Speaker 2: Of which Joshua Tree is?
Speaker 5: Who is whom's the wallpaper on your desktop?
Speaker 2: That's correct?
Speaker 5: Okay, So you minimized. I don't think minimizes. So let's
Speaker 5: not let's not go into danta.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you them.
Speaker 3: The only minimization I know is just getting a little older.
Speaker 3: You know that that I understand minimize. All right, Uh,
Speaker 3: what do we have going on today? First of all,
Speaker 3: it's a Wednesday. We're gonna be reporting on the fire. Uh,
Speaker 3: there is some news about the economy. Jim Keeney is
Speaker 3: joining us today and we're going to talk about the
Speaker 3: Anthem Blue Cross policy that is stopping you from ever
Speaker 3: having anesthesia again.
Speaker 2: The new anesthesia as far.
Speaker 3: As Anthem Blue Cross is their supplying sticks for you
Speaker 3: to bite on during surgery. Uh, saving a lot of money.
Speaker 3: And so there was a huge backlash on that one.
Speaker 3: And then baby boomers, we're gonna do that at seven
Speaker 3: twenty and here is and this is I'm right in
Speaker 3: the middle of this that I'm going to talk to
Speaker 3: you because today is a very big thing in my
Speaker 3: life relating specifically to the issue of baby boomers are aging.
Speaker 3: When we know that and I'm a boomer, but most
Speaker 3: of us want to stay in the same home forever
Speaker 3: and that is very difficult to do. I'll explain why,
Speaker 3: and I'll explain what I'm doing about it. And this
Speaker 3: is the new trend. I'm actually ahead of the trend.
Speaker 3: I think, oh very strong. Okay, guys, let's do it.
Speaker 3: It's time for Handle on the News on this Wednesday
Speaker 3: morning with Amy Neil and Me Leaf.
Speaker 2: Story stand next to you.
Speaker 3: Well, the Franklin fire has destroyed seven structures. I've always
Speaker 3: wondered about structures. What's the different between a structure.
Speaker 2: And a house?
Speaker 3: As far as the fire department is concerned, Amy, what's
Speaker 3: the what the difference between a structure and a house?
Speaker 4: I know, structure might be like shed in the back.
Speaker 2: Who keeps? So let me ask me?
Speaker 3: You keep this little crappy shed that you buy at Malibu?
Speaker 4: It's probably four thousand square feet.
Speaker 3: Well, but you always hear structures. I mean I think
Speaker 3: of structures as being outhouses.
Speaker 4: Probably not a lot of outhouses in Malibu.
Speaker 3: But that is Trey. Yeah, you don't hear homes. I've
Speaker 3: always wondered about structures. But in any case, do we
Speaker 3: know out of the seven how many were homes?
Speaker 4: No, they haven't said, see there you go structures?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, and you buy them for two hundred bucks?
Speaker 3: Were their lawnmowers in them?
Speaker 4: And we know there were homes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there were homes and those were That's pretty bad. Obviously,
Speaker 3: the eastern half of Malibu is still under an evacuation order.
Speaker 3: More than fifteen hundred firefighters were on the ground yesterday.
Speaker 3: Air tankers dropping water even able through the night. That's
Speaker 3: the new technology. They're able to send up water dropping
Speaker 3: aircraft at night, not when the wind is blowing the
Speaker 3: way it was blowing. I mean, if you're talking fifty
Speaker 3: sixty mile an hour gus, they're not going up.
Speaker 2: But still they've done a really good job.
Speaker 3: We had Chuck Lovers on yesterday and that's worth listening
Speaker 3: to again on demand.
Speaker 2: And what time did we listen with Chuck on? You remember?
Speaker 4: I believe that seven thirty?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was.
Speaker 3: And it's worth a Chuck friend of mine thirty years
Speaker 3: La County fire he fought these This was his wheelhouse
Speaker 3: and he explained a lot of inside baseball, what you're
Speaker 3: looking at, what's going on behind the scenes, how they
Speaker 3: view this, how they prepare, how they attack, and that
Speaker 3: is it gives you some give you a very good
Speaker 3: view in understanding what was happening.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, there's a whole pile of evidence here.
Speaker 7: Investigators are looking for a motive in the assassination of
Speaker 7: United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The person who's been charged
Speaker 7: with his murder as Luigi Mangioni. He's fighting extradition to
Speaker 7: New York from Pennsylvania, that's where he was caught at
Speaker 7: a McDonald's. Mangioni's lawyer denied that his client was involved
Speaker 7: in the killing and said he plans to plead not
Speaker 7: guilty to the five charges he's facing in Pennsylvania related
Speaker 7: to a gun and fake IDs.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know how he's I mean, he's going to
Speaker 3: lose the extradition hearing, of course, but I don't know
Speaker 3: where he's going. His attorney says he got the wrong guy,
Speaker 3: and they're piling the evidence.
Speaker 2: Seven o'clock. I'm going to do the story because this
Speaker 2: is a weird story. This story about.
Speaker 3: Mangioni is really strange as to who he was and
Speaker 3: his motivation, and he's become a hero to some people.
Speaker 2: I'll do more about that at seven am.
Speaker 6: It's crazy, by the way, if you do a deep
Speaker 6: dive on social media, the conspiracy theories already and they're
Speaker 6: measuring the space between his eyebrows and saying it's not
Speaker 6: the same guy, it's not balls Anyways, you've got speaking
Speaker 6: of which police found the words deny, defend and depose
Speaker 6: if you remember, printed on the shell casings near the
Speaker 6: site where Brian Thompson, the United Healthcare CEO, was gunned down.
Speaker 6: And now everywhere online you've got merchandise popping up. It
Speaker 6: was on Amazon, which was taken down. It's now on Etsy,
Speaker 6: but you can find a bunch of different merchandise with
Speaker 6: the delayed, deny, defend, which they actually that's the terms
Speaker 6: that was found in a twenty ten book critiquing the
Speaker 6: health insurance industry and similar to what he put.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those were on the shell casings.
Speaker 3: Also, McDonald's is getting one star reviews for being McDonald's
Speaker 3: and a lot of negative for use part of that
Speaker 3: calling the workers who turned him in say, hey, that's
Speaker 3: the guy calling them rats and snitches.
Speaker 2: He's become a hear of he's been coming here.
Speaker 3: I'll do more about that at seven o'clock because this is,
Speaker 3: as I said, a very strange one.
Speaker 7: So Israel is making some preemptive strikes in Syria. The
Speaker 7: collapse of the Asad regime has prompted Israel to launch
Speaker 7: a punishing military response. They've launched four hundred and eighty
Speaker 7: strikes across Syria. They're aiming at military targets. They've deployed
Speaker 7: ground troops both into and beyond that DMZ, their buffer
Speaker 7: zone in Syria for the first time in fifty years,
Speaker 7: and they're saying that they're going after Syria's strategic weapons
Speaker 7: stockpiles so that they can't use The new government of
Speaker 7: Syria couldn't use those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the new government is ISIS. Effectively it was
Speaker 3: connected to ISIS. There's a little bit more moderation talk,
Speaker 3: but there are a bunch of terrorists. So you had
Speaker 3: a sod. Then you have the terrorists who've taken over
Speaker 3: the Syrian government. Israel's not even waiting boom off it goes,
Speaker 3: took out entire air force, decimated it, no airplanes left.
Speaker 3: Syria has a bunch of military targets. This says about
Speaker 3: israel Is. They're not screwing around. And I will now
Speaker 3: take it to the firth of extreme, which is not
Speaker 3: an extreme. Israel has said over and over again we
Speaker 3: will not let Iran have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: It is simply unacceptable.
Speaker 3: Now do you think the second they are either close
Speaker 3: to or announce that Iran has nuclear weapons what is
Speaker 3: Israel going to do? Israel has two hundred of these
Speaker 3: or three hundred of these nuclear weapons, which of course
Speaker 3: they deny having, but everybody's known for forty years they
Speaker 3: have it. What is going to happen. It's gonna really
Speaker 3: be interesting. I have no doubt that there'll be a
Speaker 3: virtual war. And if Roan comes close to even sending
Speaker 3: off a tactical nuclear weapon, it's going to be completely
Speaker 3: crazy in that part of the world. Israel's not going
Speaker 3: to back down. They're done, They're done being defensive.
Speaker 2: We had a lot to talk about later on.
Speaker 6: Go on, not to be outdone by American crazy politics.
Speaker 6: You have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett Yahoo taking the
Speaker 6: stand just yesterday in his long running trial for alleged corruption.
Speaker 6: It sets off what's expected to be weeks long spectacle
Speaker 6: that will draw unwelcome detention.
Speaker 5: This is his legal woes.
Speaker 6: He's in the middle of fighting in Gaza, and it
Speaker 6: just seems like American garbage with Trump on the stand
Speaker 6: in the middle of running for president.
Speaker 2: But oh Nisana is going down.
Speaker 3: I mean that the war puts everything on hold, and
Speaker 3: a lot of people are arguing the reason he's continuing
Speaker 3: with the war is to make sure that he isn't tried.
Speaker 3: But at this point it doesn't matter. He's now in court.
Speaker 3: He's been delaying it for years. Fraud, breach of trust,
Speaker 3: accepting gifts from major Paul peticians and business interests so
Speaker 3: they could get better treatment from the authorities. Straight out fraud,
Speaker 3: just like what we had with the City council, except
Speaker 3: it's a national scale.
Speaker 2: God is so complicated over there. All right, let's do
Speaker 2: one more and we'll take our break.
Speaker 7: Crobertson's is an o go. Albertsons has scrapped its planned
Speaker 7: merger with Kroger. That's just announced a few minutes ago.
Speaker 7: Albertson's has accused Kroger of failing to overcome government objection
Speaker 7: to the proposed twenty five billion dollar merger. A federal
Speaker 7: judge put a block on the merger between Kroger and
Speaker 7: Albertsons yesterday, and that basically kills the deal. It would
Speaker 7: have been the largest grocery store merger in US history.
Speaker 3: Now, this was the FTC that sued Kroger and Albertson.
Speaker 3: You know the way it works in antitrust to keep
Speaker 3: companies from merging because they become too big with the
Speaker 3: monopolize whatever we and two big market share. It takes
Speaker 3: the federal government to come in and sue to stop
Speaker 3: the merger. The government just doesn't automatically say no merger,
Speaker 3: So the FTC has to sue. The FTC has sued,
Speaker 3: a federal judge said no merger. What do you think
Speaker 3: is gonna happen after January twentieth. I will bet you
Speaker 3: that lawsuit disappears. I don't believe that Donald Trump is
Speaker 3: against these massive mergers because this is one percent pro business.
Speaker 7: So would they have to start all over because Albertson
Speaker 7: says it's done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't you know what, I think that the FTC.
Speaker 3: Would have to start all over again. This hasn't been dismissed.
Speaker 3: This is a temporary halt on this case. So we'll
Speaker 3: see what happens after January twentieth. And this is one
Speaker 3: of those not oh my god, he's crazy. Whatever, it's
Speaker 3: strictly a philosophy. It's a pro business or you know,
Speaker 3: anti business philosophy.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: And we'll see what the FTC does. Same thing with regulations.
Speaker 3: Gonna see regulations fall by the by the fallout side
Speaker 3: you know whatever, because of a different philosophy administration fall
Speaker 3: by the wayside.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Handle.
Speaker 3: Damn, I'm good at this stuff. Sometimes I impress myself.
Speaker 4: You should have a show, you know what, I.
Speaker 2: Should have a show. And it's just frightening.
Speaker 5: Bill, Handle.
Speaker 6: And monarch butterflies could soon be designated a threatened species
Speaker 6: under the new US proposal.
Speaker 5: So you have the US Fish.
Speaker 6: And Wildlife Service announced just yesterday announcing just yesterday this
Speaker 6: proposal that puts this migratory monarch butterfly on the Endangered
Speaker 6: Species Act list.
Speaker 3: Have you ever gone to see the monarch the butterfly
Speaker 3: when they go to wherever placed and then they go
Speaker 3: to Mexico. They actually fly into Mexico. It's a long
Speaker 3: flight and there used to be millions of them. Last time,
Speaker 3: I think there was a film crew that went to
Speaker 3: the one of those central places.
Speaker 2: Hundreds of people showed up, three butterflies showed up.
Speaker 5: That was it. Well, that'll do it.
Speaker 2: That'll do it.
Speaker 3: The western migratory population is declined more than ninety five
Speaker 3: percent sinus. Yeah, and those are neat. Yeah, the monarch
Speaker 3: butterflies are really neat. You ever been bitten by one?
Speaker 3: You don't get that's correct. You never have that's my point.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, let'sten break.
Speaker 2: Oh no, we just started. Let's go on.
Speaker 6: Oh my lord, you'll have to be messing with us, please.
Speaker 7: Okay, Biden's not the only one falling all over the place.
Speaker 7: GOP Senate leader Mitch McConnell took a little fall yesterday.
Speaker 7: Apparently he tripped after lunch, sprained his wrist and cut
Speaker 7: his face. He's eighty two years old. He has been
Speaker 7: cleared to resume his schedule, said a McConnell spokesperson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he can't seemed to keep standing up.
Speaker 3: A lot of the work he's going to do now
Speaker 3: will be on the floor on his back, because the
Speaker 3: guy just keeps on falling and falling and falling.
Speaker 2: And he's retiring.
Speaker 3: He's done, he has and he's left his position as
Speaker 3: the Senate Majority leader. I think he is the longest
Speaker 3: Senate Majority leader in.
Speaker 2: History, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 6: He has seen he's the one who comes to the
Speaker 6: podium and then forgets what he's saying.
Speaker 2: He forgets who he is, forgets where you know, he
Speaker 2: just freezes.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, well, and he's only frozen twice.
Speaker 5: Okay, well that's a politician. That's not so bad.
Speaker 2: I guess so.
Speaker 6: Los Angeles County's largest juvenile detention center has failed a
Speaker 6: critical inspection. This puts it in a unique situation because
Speaker 6: now it's unprecedented. It's sitting there with two hundred and
Speaker 6: sixty youth locked up in this facility that legally is
Speaker 6: required close by tomorrow, and there's nowhere to put these.
Speaker 2: Now, what do they do? Yeah? What do you do
Speaker 2: with that? You have to let them go.
Speaker 3: Because it's no longer the facility is safe and there's
Speaker 3: no place to put him.
Speaker 5: How big is your new backyard?
Speaker 3: Yeah, precisely, we'll see. It's almost likely to be around
Speaker 3: an airplane. Does anybody volunteer to get off the airplane
Speaker 3: for a voucher to fly?
Speaker 7: We got some pressure on the president. President Biden facing
Speaker 7: mounting pressure from Democratic lawmakers and some of his allies.
Speaker 7: They want the president to extend some more protections to
Speaker 7: illegal immigrants because of President elect Trump's promise of mass
Speaker 7: deportations when he takes office. So now apparently they're kind
Speaker 7: of struggling with that. They want to see if any
Speaker 7: more can be done to allow certain illegal immigrants to
Speaker 7: stay in the US while trying to avoid overreaching on
Speaker 7: the issue. Would some political strategists have argued cost the
Speaker 7: Democrats the White House.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to talk a little bit about that too, because, yeah,
Speaker 3: the Democrats are trying to figure out, what did we do?
Speaker 3: How did we blow this? As matter of fact, well,
Speaker 3: we looked at the election. It was sort of up
Speaker 3: in the air. It was a fifty to fifty that
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris was going to win some of those states,
Speaker 3: some of those battleground states, and the Democrats are looking
Speaker 3: back and saying.
Speaker 2: We lost every single one. What happened?
Speaker 3: Well, well, I'll talk more about this because this is
Speaker 3: as soon as President Trump comes into office and an
Speaker 3: immigration becomes a huge, huge story.
Speaker 2: I'm going to jump into this.
Speaker 3: But right now there's a lot of pressure for Biden
Speaker 3: to do whatever he can to help immigrants, anything he
Speaker 3: can do.
Speaker 6: All right, all right, GM is pulling the plug on
Speaker 6: its robo taxi efforts. Apparently they just are no longer
Speaker 6: interested too much competition right now, and they gave, you know,
Speaker 6: looked at all the time the resources that would need
Speaker 6: to scale the business, and so they're saying we're done.
Speaker 5: No fleet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is getting pretty expensive stuff. Now you do
Speaker 3: have Weimo out there that's going.
Speaker 2: Balls to the wall.
Speaker 3: So there is it's on its way, and there are
Speaker 3: plenty of I think driver less taxis out there right now.
Speaker 3: You can get them in LA, can't you. Yeah, at
Speaker 3: this point I have not been. I have not been
Speaker 3: in one. Have any any of you been in a
Speaker 3: driverless taxi?
Speaker 4: I haven't.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 7: We talked to rich Damiro this morning during wake up
Speaker 7: call and he says he has up in San Francisco.
Speaker 4: He said it was great.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm willing to try that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, GM is out of it, so they're no
Speaker 3: longer watching the jetsons.
Speaker 7: Drones are making some deadly attacks. An armored vehicle belonging
Speaker 7: to the UNS Atomic Watchdog was hit by a drone
Speaker 7: strike on its way to inspect a Ukrainian nuclear power
Speaker 7: plant in an attack President Zelensky has blamed, of course,
Speaker 7: on Russia, trying to figure.
Speaker 2: Out who would get the who gets the benefit of this.
Speaker 7: No posture benefit if Zaparichi a nuclear power plant explodes.
Speaker 3: Right, and again, does Russia want these things to explode?
Speaker 3: I mean they could hit these nuclear power plants and
Speaker 3: decimate them in two seconds. But the last thing they
Speaker 3: want is another sure nobyle and they get blamed for it.
Speaker 2: Humhm, all right, let's move on.
Speaker 6: Supreme Court may be about to sharply limit the reach
Speaker 6: of so called environmental impact statements.
Speaker 5: You know, we hear about those all the time.
Speaker 6: You want to build something and it's large, you have
Speaker 6: to put this all together before the project even starts.
Speaker 6: So for more than fifty years, federal law has required
Speaker 6: agencies to take kind of a hard broad look at
Speaker 6: anything that they see that's reasonable in the foreseeable future
Speaker 6: dealing with environmental effects.
Speaker 5: But that may be loosening up a little bit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and they may be focused on the projects themselves.
Speaker 3: Hey, by these er reports are not reasonable in many cases.
Speaker 3: Not only do you have to file or whatever organization
Speaker 3: or builder or developer has to file the er, which
Speaker 3: means this is the impact, it's what might be the impact.
Speaker 3: What could happen if a road is put five miles away,
Speaker 3: that could be that could affect it.
Speaker 2: And here's what we would do in light of that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it gets pretty restrictive.
Speaker 3: And so the Supreme Court may say that's just too
Speaker 3: much regulation. Huh not going to let that happen again.
Speaker 3: We're moving towards what we have a very conservative Supreme
Speaker 3: Court that is really nailing down regulations. They want to
Speaker 3: open up society and think that our system is too regulatorian.
Speaker 3: Not a lot of people disagree with that, or a
Speaker 3: lot of people disagree with that, and so it's a
Speaker 3: different way of looking at life. Let's do one more
Speaker 3: story and then we'll bail out of here.
Speaker 4: Finally, Fox talks.
Speaker 7: Jamie Fox is talking for the first time about what happened.
Speaker 7: To remember, he landed in the hospital for like twenty days.
Speaker 7: Nobody knew what was happening, whether he was going to
Speaker 7: live or die. Well, he has opened up about it
Speaker 7: on Jamie Fox. What happened was he was hospitalized while
Speaker 7: filming his movie Back in Action. He told a group
Speaker 7: of friends that it started with a bad headache on
Speaker 7: April eleventh and asked a friend for something to treat
Speaker 7: his headache, and then he said he was gone for
Speaker 7: twenty days. He doesn't remember a thing, but in his
Speaker 7: new special, he says that doctors told his sister that
Speaker 7: he had a brain bleed that led to a stroke.
Speaker 2: I have a question here, A huge deal is being
Speaker 2: made of. This is this story, that big a deal?
Speaker 7: Well, like everybody wanted to know what was going on
Speaker 7: here was in the hospital. He wouldn't say, he wouldn't.
Speaker 2: It was yeah, okay, big deal. Okay.
Speaker 3: So now you have a celebrity, a movie slash TV
Speaker 3: comedian celebrity, who has some kind of a medical issue
Speaker 3: that we really don't know about. It becomes national news
Speaker 3: when he said, oh, I had a stroke, I had
Speaker 3: a brain bleed. Well, I mean, this isn't Robert Kennedy,
Speaker 3: who run This isn't Robert Kennedy running for president with
Speaker 3: worm in his brain.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, explains a lot about Robert Kennedy.
Speaker 3: This is a guy who does movies and it's a
Speaker 3: big that big a deal.
Speaker 2: I don't get it. But then that's me. Oh, let
Speaker 2: me ask you. This amy big deal for you?
Speaker 7: Uh, not a huge deal, but interesting because we didn't
Speaker 7: know and it was all very hush.
Speaker 2: Hush, neil, big deal for you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they said there were a lot of speculating people
Speaker 6: speculating that he had died, and big deal for you.
Speaker 6: On the social media, A big.
Speaker 2: Deal for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I definitely piqued my interest.
Speaker 2: Okay, Kono, big deal for you. Yes, doesn't anybody around
Speaker 2: here have a life?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, clearly.
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