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Speaker 2: matter what you say. It is all protected. You can
Speaker 2: say anything you want. That's the fight that's going to
Speaker 2: happen here. That's another one. What is misinformation? What is misinformation?
Speaker 2: How far do you go? The easy stuff is easy.
Speaker 3: All I'm saying is that there will may be any
Speaker 3: talk radio if we're going to start getting rid of misinformation,
Speaker 3: because I've heard crap on this station and beyond for
Speaker 3: over thirty years, and I go, that's not right.
Speaker 1: And now handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen, here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, coffee cranberry, Want bread with cream cheese? Ready
Speaker 2: to go toasted? Oh?
Speaker 4: I love your fork report this?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Right, very strong, very strong? All right. Uh. We
Speaker 2: got a big day today. Also a couple of announcements
Speaker 2: I want to make. First of all, Hello to one
Speaker 2: and all.
Speaker 4: Neil, good morning, Willy Wolf, good night, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Amy, Hi, Bill? Is that a D for Disneyland?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 2: Ah, you know, that's kind of neat, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: that's fairly understated. It's only the D. It's in Uh,
Speaker 2: the font that Disney uses as opposed to this huge
Speaker 2: Mickey with a giant ears splashed across your chest.
Speaker 5: I do like understated Disney apparently.
Speaker 4: Like Neil oh, dare you?
Speaker 2: He does, but he has he has the steamboat Willy Mickey,
Speaker 2: which now, isn't.
Speaker 4: It not that quite that early? It's a little bit later.
Speaker 2: That is now in the public domain, that little that Mickey.
Speaker 2: So you can do whatever you want, and you can
Speaker 2: bet that there will be people putting up Mickey and
Speaker 2: let's say questionable surroundings.
Speaker 4: I've seen some. I've seen some interesting ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and still I think I still think it's a
Speaker 2: lawsuit out there if they do, because what it does
Speaker 2: is denigrate Mickey in general. But they still can do it.
Speaker 3: Okay, literally has been in the public domain since college.
Speaker 2: What that Mickey?
Speaker 4: Oh never mind, keep going, okay.
Speaker 2: Oh got it? All right? Cono, good morning? What up?
Speaker 2: What up? Okay?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 4: What up?
Speaker 2: Bill? Yeah? True Dad? And I'm throwing you, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: throwing you gang signs. Yeah right, Hey, I've got out
Speaker 2: of credibility with that, all right, And good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning Bill? Are you cold, puffyed jacket?
Speaker 5: It's cold in here. I think it was forty three
Speaker 5: when I left my house this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was cold, very cold. Yeah, it's very very cold.
Speaker 2: All right. Oh, before we get going this week? Oh
Speaker 2: excuse me? Not is it this week or the following week? No,
Speaker 2: I think it's this week. Friday night, Tim Conway's broadcas
Speaker 2: I see from Wendy's Mission via Ho El Toro Road,
Speaker 2: and that is I'll be stopping by saying hello. On Saturday.
Speaker 2: Neil is broadcasting live from Smart and Final in Lake Forest.
Speaker 2: Oh and that's the what Oh the El.
Speaker 4: Toro Road is at on El Toro Road.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, so I got the wrong one for Tim Conway.
Speaker 4: That where he's going to be him Conway's in Mission Vah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't know, but I don't know how
Speaker 2: many stores there are on Mission via Ho. When I
Speaker 2: got it, I got it all screwed up.
Speaker 6: It's the brand new one at twenty three two to
Speaker 6: Alicia Parkway.
Speaker 2: Oh, Alicia Parkway. Okay, that's probably the only one. Let
Speaker 2: me write that down.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Okay, got that all right?
Speaker 2: Writing that?
Speaker 4: I just I had a wheelchairs for people's brains.
Speaker 2: You should see, a matter of fact, I'm going to
Speaker 2: take a picture of this. You should see what I
Speaker 2: have just done with this, and we'll put this up.
Speaker 2: This is my professionality here, all right, Neil, I'll send
Speaker 2: it to you right now. Uh okay, hold on messages.
Speaker 4: And I can't believe Neil, you're the one that still
Speaker 4: has his job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Neil, okay, Uh just sent Also, did you look
Speaker 2: at I sent a picture yesterday? Neil put it up
Speaker 2: at my home studio, my super professional home studio.
Speaker 4: Are you looking at me? I saw it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know you did, but no one else does
Speaker 2: because they don't care. Amy you work on this show. Okay,
Speaker 2: at least pretend to care.
Speaker 4: How about right now?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm sorry, dog pillow behind you, we see.
Speaker 2: Everything, No, you do, but it's it was that specific
Speaker 2: photo that I sent up, which you don't see every day. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's up on Instagram. Look at it at Bill Handles.
Speaker 2: You know. No, I don't bother. It's already. You've already
Speaker 2: ruined it. Okay, we're done, all right. So anyway, uh
Speaker 2: Friday night, Tim Conway Junior Saturday for he's broadcasting his
Speaker 2: show at uh the wend Us Mission Viejo the New One.
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Speaker 4: You just well, no, I don't know. I'll say the
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but where's the where's the don't come here? It
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Speaker 5: No, it's it's dot com.
Speaker 2: Okay, God, I gotta cross that out again. Damn. It
Speaker 2: got a little confused on that one. Wow, I'm not
Speaker 2: a tech No maven, however.
Speaker 4: Is your handle?
Speaker 3: We're going to be taking your pills in a moment
Speaker 3: and then we're going then it's time for your nap.
Speaker 2: How I am, however, a maven of the news. As
Speaker 2: on a humpday on November twentieth, we start the news
Speaker 2: handling the news with Amy neil me lead. Sorry. Oh yes, well,
Speaker 2: yesterday city Council voted unanimously and unanimously to adopt a
Speaker 2: sanctuary city ordinance in the City of the Angels. And
Speaker 2: it's a declaration of war against the Trump administration real
Speaker 2: simple as state of California. I mean, war has been
Speaker 2: declared on both sides. I'll talk more about this at
Speaker 2: seven o'clock and tell you how little this actually means,
Speaker 2: how this is ninety five percent political statement.
Speaker 4: Can they vote on filling potholes?
Speaker 2: He bar, Yeah, of course they can, Okays, But why
Speaker 2: would they do that? Now? You figure they would have
Speaker 2: a tent repair team paid for by the city making rounds,
Speaker 2: because at least that would help.
Speaker 4: Admit you joke.
Speaker 3: But somebody is listening right now at city Hall, going,
Speaker 3: that's a great idea.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 6: So Trump has tapped a TV doctor. He's also a
Speaker 6: heart surgeon and a wrestling empire founder. As he continues
Speaker 6: to fill out his cabinet, President elect Trump has named
Speaker 6: billionaire professional wrestling mogul Linda McMahon as the Secretary of Education,
Speaker 6: which is the department that he's promised to get rid of.
Speaker 6: He also selected doctor memet Oz, who was a TV
Speaker 6: talk show host and also a heart surgeon, to head
Speaker 6: the agency that overseas health insurance programs for about fifty
Speaker 6: million older, poor and disabled Americans. And he also named
Speaker 6: Wall Street executive Howard Lutnik to lead the Commerce department.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a quick word here. His appointments so far have
Speaker 2: had absolutely nothing to do with experience, credentials, background. For
Speaker 2: the most part, it's all loyalty, that's it. Doctor Oz
Speaker 2: actually was in cahoots or worked with Robert Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 2: Oz is kind of a weird guy, brilliant heart surgeon.
Speaker 2: He was at Columbia and he, I mean the guy
Speaker 2: I interviewed him once, very interesting guy. And I just
Speaker 2: had my operation. I just had my I just I
Speaker 2: had come back from my open heart surgery. So people
Speaker 2: walked in and there I am with my shirt open,
Speaker 2: and he's looking at my scar and he said, very nice.
Speaker 2: You know, it's healing beautifully. So I had no idea
Speaker 2: Robert Kennedy Junior and all that. I knew he was conservative,
Speaker 2: but he has absolutely no management experience at all, not zero,
Speaker 2: or public policy experience zero. But then again, that's not
Speaker 2: a problem with the selections. It's all about politics. It's
Speaker 2: all about loyalty, especially when they go to the gates business.
Speaker 2: I mean that's science fiction. Science fiction, okay.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: The US and some other Western embassies in Kiev said
Speaker 3: that they would stay closed Wednesday for security reasons. So
Speaker 3: you've got the American delegations saying that it had received
Speaker 3: a warning of potentially significant Russian air attacks on the
Speaker 3: Ukrainian capital. USN embassy said its closure and attack warnings
Speaker 3: were issued in the context of ongoing Russian missile and
Speaker 3: drone attacks on Kiev. So, well, they think it's going
Speaker 3: to go back to regular operations, but for now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody anticipating in the Russian reaction to those long
Speaker 2: range missiles that have been fired from Ukraine that the
Speaker 2: United States finally supplied Ukraine, and Russia said, that's such
Speaker 2: a provocation. It is now bringing the bar for using
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons down, saying well, saying specifically any non nuclear
Speaker 2: nation read Ukraine using arms from a nuclear weaponized nation
Speaker 2: we the United States, they view as a declaration of
Speaker 2: war by the nuclear powered agency or nuclear weaponized agency.
Speaker 2: And so he says that means we can go blow
Speaker 2: you up. That's a provocation with the United States done,
Speaker 2: of course, bringing twelve thousand North Korean tourists to the
Speaker 2: front with weapons, that's not a provocation, is it.
Speaker 6: So no longer do we have rain storms and snowstorms.
Speaker 6: We have pineapple expresses, bombs, cyclones, atmospheric rivers, and we
Speaker 6: got one that's hitting the Northwest. Forecasters are calling it
Speaker 6: a once in a decade bomb cyclone. I think we
Speaker 6: just had one last year though, hit parts of Canada
Speaker 6: and the US, Washington State, California, British Columbia. Thousands are
Speaker 6: without power and at least one person was killed. A
Speaker 6: woman in Linwood, which is north of Seattle, had a
Speaker 6: large tree fall on her.
Speaker 2: How many once in one thousand year storms do we
Speaker 2: get per year? Now?
Speaker 5: Five or six?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Lovely?
Speaker 4: Okay, Oh my gosh weather. All right.
Speaker 3: Comcast Corp. They're cutting a huge chunk of their television portfolio.
Speaker 3: They're going to create new company, new company composed of
Speaker 3: its cable channels, including MSNBC and CNBC.
Speaker 4: Big deal.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not making any money anymore, or are not
Speaker 2: making as much these These are a cable companies, and
Speaker 2: of course streaming and the other platforms have exploded. But
Speaker 2: this is the use of the USA Bravo Sci Fi
Speaker 2: Golf channel E, of which I don't watch any of them.
Speaker 2: Remember E used to actually have some influence. Anybody heard
Speaker 2: of E lately? Does anybody pay any attention to e
Speaker 2: and it was a monster in the early days.
Speaker 4: I like the Sci Fi Channel. I don't watch much
Speaker 4: TV anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't watch much broadcast TV except for national news.
Speaker 2: But what am I watching that is wonderful? God, I
Speaker 2: forget the name. I'll report on it tomorrow.
Speaker 6: A successful launch, the landing not so much so. SpaceX
Speaker 6: launched another starship rocket it's a prototype yesterday from Texas
Speaker 6: and President Elect Trump and Elon Musk were both there
Speaker 6: for it. But then when it came down, it didn't
Speaker 6: get caught by those mechanical arms like the one last month. Instead,
Speaker 6: it went down in the waters off the Gulf of Mexico.
Speaker 6: And apparently the catch, as they call it, was called
Speaker 6: off just four minutes into the test flight. They didn't
Speaker 6: say why, but conditions weren't right, so they directed it
Speaker 6: to go back into the ocean instead of trying to
Speaker 6: catch You.
Speaker 2: Now, aren't these like claws hands that are supposed to
Speaker 2: catch it?
Speaker 5: They say it's chopsticks.
Speaker 2: Oh okay. Originally I thought when Elon Musk went to
Speaker 2: Chuck E Cheese's with one of his children and went
Speaker 2: in that little machine, put a dollar in machine to
Speaker 2: get hold of you know, those stuffed animals. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: have an idea by going to make this work.
Speaker 5: It was pretty impressive when it when it did work
Speaker 5: last night.
Speaker 2: It was no. The guy is on a whole different
Speaker 2: level and in a bunch of different ways.
Speaker 3: I will tell you that they had to look at
Speaker 3: the the video footage twice because they thought a Yankees
Speaker 3: fan actually pulled it out of the claws.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I love that. That's great high comedy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, Drugs task Force all of this amid
Speaker 3: the ongoing opiate opia oid rather crisis here, a special
Speaker 3: task force of the California National Guard helped seize one
Speaker 3: and forty two pounds of fentanyl last month, so it
Speaker 3: had a street value of about eleven million eleven point
Speaker 3: nine million, almost twelve million, and governew some Governor Gavin
Speaker 3: Knewsom came out and.
Speaker 4: Said, look at what we did. National opoid crisis continues
Speaker 4: to play California. Obviously, individual counties recorded a plateau, but
Speaker 4: with deaths and drug overdoses, but still a major and
Speaker 4: massive You know, I've always.
Speaker 2: Questioned the amount of drugs as reported street value of
Speaker 2: the drugs. For example, two tons of marijuana value that whatever
Speaker 2: eighteen million dollars. That is the wholesale value or is
Speaker 2: that the per joint retail value? Hmmm. For example, here
Speaker 2: you've got one five and forty two pounds of fentanyl. Okay,
Speaker 2: twelve million dollars? Now is that? Do they figure out
Speaker 2: per pill and they extrapolate? Do the math? Or if
Speaker 2: I wanted to buy all of it? Do I pay
Speaker 2: twelve million dollars? And if I get caught?
Speaker 4: Are you interest?
Speaker 2: My defense's personal use what? I am not interested enough? No,
Speaker 2: I'd like to say, no, I am not interested.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 6: Jaguar is changing it's logo. At least the classic Jaguar
Speaker 6: logo has been replaced with a more modern version. It's
Speaker 6: just instead of having the cool cat, it's just letters
Speaker 6: that spell out Jaguar. It emphasizes it's posh British pronunciation
Speaker 6: as it transitions into a new era that emphasizes its
Speaker 6: upcoming all electric vehicle lineup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you got the new Jaguar. At least, you know,
Speaker 2: some members of the board wanted to rename the car
Speaker 2: the Anteater, and at least they didn't do that. That
Speaker 2: didn't work, By the way, I try. Sometimes sometimes it works,
Speaker 2: Sometimes I don't.
Speaker 4: Thank you for making our jobb easier. Wis correct yourself.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Jaguar is the Jaguars one of
Speaker 2: the most beautiful cars ever built, the Xke. Do you
Speaker 2: remember that car? Oh yeah, it was just gorgeous.
Speaker 4: Cars are gorgeous, and now they break.
Speaker 2: Down like crazy. I mean they're insanely expensive to maintain,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: A judge on Tuesday said that prosecutors can't use the
Speaker 3: personal notes and materials obtained from the cell of Sean
Speaker 3: Diddy Combs at an upcoming bail hearing. So the lawyers
Speaker 3: for Combs previously accused the federal prosecutors of what they
Speaker 3: called outrageous conduct for obtaining the form of music moguls
Speaker 3: personal notes from his jail cell. Prosecutors had claimed in
Speaker 3: a court fighting last week that, based in part on
Speaker 3: the note size, Combs was attempting to influence witnesses ahead
Speaker 3: of his trials. I guess they had on these little notes.
Speaker 3: They had like the names of witnesses or people that
Speaker 3: could know things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the judge said no. That's surprising. I thought
Speaker 2: the judge would say yes, But the judge said no,
Speaker 2: that this was a private communication and the government is
Speaker 2: not allowed to take that now. They argued that it
Speaker 2: was during a normal search of the prison, which they
Speaker 2: do all the time. I don't think the judge said
Speaker 2: that the search itself was illegal or unconstitutional, but the
Speaker 2: use of the material that was found cannot be used
Speaker 2: in a bail hearing. He's on his third bail hearing
Speaker 2: and so far as the judge said, you're dreaming, we're
Speaker 2: not letting you out. You have too many private planes
Speaker 2: and you're not willing to give up a big enough
Speaker 2: number of your passports that you have. You have to
Speaker 2: give up twenty eight of your thirty passports. No, no,
Speaker 2: he's not getting out on bail in time soon.
Speaker 6: La Usd's chat bot is a bust, and now its
Speaker 6: creator has been busted. The head of the chat box,
Speaker 6: or the person that started this whole thing for LA's
Speaker 6: school system, has been arrested and charged with fraud. It's
Speaker 6: Joanna Smith Griffin charged with defrauding investors. If you may
Speaker 6: remember that ED was unveiled earlier. It's an AI tool
Speaker 6: build is revolutionary for students, education and interaction between the
Speaker 6: LA school district and the families. So there was a
Speaker 6: big unveiling back in March and then a few months later,
Speaker 6: LA school officials quietly disconnected the tool apparently didn't work
Speaker 6: very well.
Speaker 2: We reported on that. I remember we did a story
Speaker 2: on that one specifically, but didn't work. Fraud, fraud, fraud,
Speaker 2: or at least that's what the allegations are. So I
Speaker 2: think she's been popped, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, she's been arrested, facing a bunch of charges for
Speaker 6: orchestrating a deliberate and calculated scheme to deceive investors.
Speaker 2: In all here education, you know it's always wire fraud involved.
Speaker 2: You know that in banking fraud because money transfers to banks,
Speaker 2: checks or cash, money orders or wires are sent and
Speaker 2: in furtherance of a crime, that those charges are always filed.
Speaker 3: All right, jay Leno finally gets his big break. Oh
Speaker 3: come on, I gotta tell you. You know, I heard
Speaker 3: Jay Leno on with Conway the other day talking about
Speaker 3: his burns and then a motorcycle accident he got into
Speaker 3: right effort. That guy is a superhero. Yeah pain, he could,
Speaker 3: he goes up. Just not a big pain guy. But
Speaker 3: so listen to this. For the third to third year
Speaker 3: in a row, jay Leno is bouncing back after an ugly,
Speaker 3: ugly ass injury.
Speaker 4: This time around. It was a steep hill. He's seventy
Speaker 4: four years old.
Speaker 3: He was great in good conditioning, looks like, but he
Speaker 3: misjudged this. He was stepping out for dinner a few
Speaker 3: hours before his Friday show at the Palace Theater in Pittsburgh,
Speaker 3: and he went down this shortcut or something. He rolled
Speaker 3: sixty feet down a hill, hitting several rocks along the way,
Speaker 3: and still did his show, still did his show. He
Speaker 3: had an eyepatch on, yeah, a bunch of bruises.
Speaker 2: It's like he's indestructible. He crashes his motorcycle, he breaks bones,
Speaker 2: he gets burnt, and he still continued with his show.
Speaker 2: Leno just keeps on working constantly. I mean, the guy
Speaker 2: obviously doesn't never have to work again because he's wealthy,
Speaker 2: beyond wealthy, and he happens to be a big fan
Speaker 2: of Conway. You're right, he's on Congress Show all the time.
Speaker 4: He's been listening to kfive for decades.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just not this show because he actually sleeps in
Speaker 2: the morning.
Speaker 4: He said something about your voice. I don't know what
Speaker 4: it is. But he broke his wrist, lost his nail.
Speaker 3: He's all black and blue, apparently, we wish Jay a
Speaker 3: quick recovery, but he does impress the hell out of me.
Speaker 3: I mean, not only is a smart guy and funny
Speaker 3: as hell, but the guy he's like the terminator.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's true. I mean he is indestructible, absolutely so
Speaker 2: crazy and still has the fire in his belly, which
Speaker 2: is one of the things that happened to him. There
Speaker 2: was a fire in his belly. Why not?
Speaker 4: That's what's next.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for what what's going to try and
Speaker 3: break Jay next year?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That's true, all right?
Speaker 5: Something fishy under the sea.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 6: Germans defense minister said that two undersea cables in the
Speaker 6: Baltic Sea have been damaged, and he's saying it looks
Speaker 6: like sabotage. So there's a seven hundred plus mile telecommunications
Speaker 6: cable between Finland and Germany. It was severed on Monday.
Speaker 6: And then there's also an internet link between Lithuania and
Speaker 6: Sweden's Scotland Island that wasn't working as of Sunday.
Speaker 5: And this all comes as.
Speaker 6: Tensions are increasing with Russia, and the defense minister says
Speaker 6: nobody believes these cables were cut accidentally, of course not.
Speaker 2: Remember, cable cables are friends, not food.
Speaker 5: That one didn't work either, but I got the reference.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't Colon's going, why wow? What is all
Speaker 2: that about? Okay?
Speaker 4: Okay? Uh, northernmost town in America. It is about to
Speaker 4: experience several weeks of darkness. Was formerly known as Borrow,
Speaker 4: and I used that term because I'm not going to
Speaker 4: try and pronounce this. Uh yeah, when.
Speaker 2: Did they change the name of I don't know it was.
Speaker 2: I've always thought it was Borrow. Now it's an Eskimo name.
Speaker 2: Oh excuse me? Are you even allowed to say Eskimo?
Speaker 4: Excuse who? You can say whatever you want?
Speaker 2: Well, no, I mean we know they're associate.
Speaker 5: Okay, take a shot at it.
Speaker 2: Okay, overly fat former former Eskimo people.
Speaker 5: No, the name of the town.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I thought you were asking for a description.
Speaker 4: You tick, you too?
Speaker 2: Kavic? You twa vic?
Speaker 5: That's as good as as any.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which actually translates to overly fat former Eskimo people. Okay,
Speaker 2: pretty chunky, you know in terms of stop stop Okay.
Speaker 4: It's very cold. You need your winter weight.
Speaker 2: That's the whole.
Speaker 3: After getting thirty minutes of daylight, this town in Alaska,
Speaker 3: aforementioned town saw its final sud set of the year
Speaker 3: on Monday, as it answer as it enters polar Night.
Speaker 3: The sun won't return again until January.
Speaker 6: Have you ever been this far north that you've been
Speaker 6: where the sun doesn't rise? I have, it's freaky. My brother,
Speaker 6: I haven't. My brother went and was sending pictures.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you go out. It was a cruise. You can
Speaker 2: go north of the a if you go to Norway,
Speaker 2: you can take a cruise north of the Arctic Circle.
Speaker 2: And there you are three o'clock in the morning out
Speaker 2: on deck reading a newspaper. It's really interesting.
Speaker 4: Isn't isn't the isn't that just called seattle out here?
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not. And in Norway you go up
Speaker 2: by north of the Arctic Circle, which there are some
Speaker 2: towns Troumsau for example, up at the top of the Norway.
Speaker 2: It's uh. I only say that because you know, I
Speaker 2: know that, and I wanted to throw that at you
Speaker 2: so to impress you, which never happens. And they have
Speaker 2: Sunday and it is a national holiday. Sunday is when
Speaker 2: the sun actually it peaks out on the horizon that
Speaker 2: become everybody cheers, and uh, you know, kids have been
Speaker 2: conceived during the winter, because I know, what do they
Speaker 2: have to do? They shtup and that's basically that's the
Speaker 2: hobby during the winter. And it's really interesting stuff. And
Speaker 2: let's move on. I digress. So how unusual.
Speaker 6: Okay, this is just sick and wrong. I can't come
Speaker 6: up with anything clever because it's just sick and wrong.
Speaker 5: So the US has.
Speaker 6: Been trying to strengthen a ban on shark finning in
Speaker 6: the Atlantic Ocean, and China and Japan have both blocked it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so it's you know, if you don't, if you're not
Speaker 6: familiar what it is. They catch the sharks, they cut
Speaker 6: off their fins to make shark fin soup and use
Speaker 6: it for other medicine and that kind of stuff, and
Speaker 6: then they let the shark go and without its dorsal fin,
Speaker 6: it can't survive and they just leave it to die.
Speaker 2: Yeah lovely, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Just Yeah? But they none of them have VD It's true.
Speaker 2: Oh, in the international whaling every country in the world,
Speaker 2: that's very funny. Every country in the world signed onto
Speaker 2: international whaling restrictions except for Norway and Japan of course
Speaker 2: because they're into whales.
Speaker 4: But the oil no to keep them.
Speaker 2: They eat those whales. I mean they use them for
Speaker 2: quote research, usually minckey whales. I will tell you I
Speaker 2: I whale once when I was backrom matter of fact,
Speaker 2: the trip I was talking about, I had whale.
Speaker 5: Really I didn't, Okay, yeah, it.
Speaker 4: Was weird one back in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you very much. But I remember we were
Speaker 2: it was the afternoon, and it wasn't served at dinner
Speaker 2: or anything. It was just a small group of people
Speaker 2: because I knew one of the buyers on the ship,
Speaker 2: and we were together on the ship and everybody is
Speaker 2: the chef prepares this whale, and everybody is turning, is
Speaker 2: eating it, and we waited every bite, and then they
Speaker 2: described what it tasted like. And it tasted like some
Speaker 2: people said it was there was no flavor. Others said
Speaker 2: that it was tastes like meat. That was saying next
Speaker 2: to liver and the refrigerator with his tinge of liver.
Speaker 2: And as they come around to me, I took a
Speaker 2: bite and I looked at everybody and said, free Willie.
Speaker 2: Now I actually did that. I just want to point
Speaker 2: that out. Okay, we're done. They thought it was they
Speaker 2: thought it was funny, Neil. They got the humor.
Speaker 3: Were in disbelief. You're like, I actually did that? We
Speaker 3: know you did? I know who you are.
Speaker 5: What did it taste like it?
Speaker 2: No? No, it certainly doesn't taste like chicken. It is
Speaker 2: pure meat. There's no fat in it whatsoever because whale blubber,
Speaker 2: the fat on a whale is all on the outside,
Speaker 2: so the meat has no marbling to it at all,
Speaker 2: which means it is instantly overcooked. You have to basically
Speaker 2: serve it medium rare or rare. If you go beyond that,
Speaker 2: it dries out instantly because there's there's zero fat to it.
Speaker 5: And probably not as much flavor because there's not much
Speaker 5: flavor too.
Speaker 2: There's not much flavor to whale meat. Rod Is. They
Speaker 2: make whale sushi actually, and it's kind of weird stuff.
Speaker 2: It really is. All right, we're done now you're giving me, boy,
Speaker 2: you're giving me a look. Neil, your mouth is your mile.
Speaker 2: Your mouth is a gape.
Speaker 4: It should it always is in case someone has food
Speaker 4: for me.
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