Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
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Speaker 2: As you know, I love Jesus.
Speaker 3: I have never talked about Jesus more enthusiastically than someone
Speaker 3: that's trying to sell me on Oatmelton.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I'm being confused here, Hold on, hold on now, you
Speaker 4: said you love Jesus.
Speaker 2: I understand that, so do I Do I have that wrong?
Speaker 2: Everybody get on the pun train. Let's go.
Speaker 1: And now handle on the news. Ladies and gentlemen. Here's
Speaker 1: Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Camp.
Speaker 4: I am six Friday. Bill Handle here footy Friday.
Speaker 2: You say six Friday AM, six Friday.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's exactly six soh four and fifty seconds am
Speaker 4: six Friday right here on KFI, December six.
Speaker 2: I certainly did just I guess he's back.
Speaker 4: Neil's the major because it's a foody Friday, and that
Speaker 4: promo they just ran about Neil being excited about Jesus
Speaker 4: he is.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: Neil is the producer in quotes of the Jesus Show
Speaker 4: that's hurt every Sunday six to nine am here on KFI.
Speaker 4: And how many years have I been asking Neil to
Speaker 4: fill in for Jesus giving marginal spiritual advice.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't let you anywhere near the holy mic.
Speaker 4: That is the problem, especially when Jesus and Jesus takes
Speaker 4: suicide calls.
Speaker 2: I mean people, no, we don't.
Speaker 4: You're telling me people don't go. I'm so depressed. No,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking they did early on. We do not take them.
Speaker 3: We moved them towards professionals, but we don't aim to.
Speaker 3: Occasionally someone gets through on the air, but that it
Speaker 3: is not the goal of.
Speaker 4: Well, when I listen to it, but it has happened, Yes,
Speaker 4: when I listen to it, I and I'm a fan
Speaker 4: of the show, even though I find Jesus so just
Speaker 4: sick of fantily sweet.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, guy, you know not to you
Speaker 2: call in?
Speaker 4: Uh and I and what I want to do?
Speaker 2: You know, I'm really depressed.
Speaker 4: Listen, go to the roof of the building and take
Speaker 4: a swan dive.
Speaker 2: This is why off the building show, all right?
Speaker 3: And then well you know what, and then I will
Speaker 3: host the legal advice and people better.
Speaker 2: It's better adviuy that I give people, yes, and.
Speaker 4: At a law book, and just to put it on
Speaker 4: the record because I asked, I'm asked this all the time.
Speaker 2: Are you really a lawyer? I mean for real? Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, bar number nine oh nine seven one. What you
Speaker 4: give me, by the way, Uh, just a card, you know, welcome.
Speaker 4: You know I do that every Christmas or every holiday season.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a conversion card, trying to convert you to Judaism.
Speaker 2: Oh I do it. And I know you for enough.
Speaker 3: You know, you know how easy it is to make
Speaker 3: me a jew. Just show me the bones of Christ
Speaker 3: and we're done.
Speaker 2: We're done, done them a jew? Yeah, okay, okay, let's
Speaker 2: put it. Yeah, I'm fine, all right, Neil. It's glad
Speaker 2: to have you back. Thank you, good to be here.
Speaker 4: Yes, and and good morning, good morning, Kono's back, good morning,
Speaker 4: Cono Morningville, and Amy is back.
Speaker 5: I never went away, I know, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning. The A team has returned.
Speaker 3: Have you ever tried to say good morning to Amy
Speaker 3: when she's doing her show?
Speaker 2: I do it all the time.
Speaker 4: You can't get no. She is the most focused person
Speaker 4: in the whole white word. True, she says good morning.
Speaker 4: I didn't this morning. I walked right past her because
Speaker 4: I was a couple of minutes late. Freeway off ramp
Speaker 4: was closed. Our coffee machine is not working. The espresso
Speaker 4: is well, the latte isn't. Oh, so maybe the coppuccino
Speaker 4: is worth so get a little way then, so we
Speaker 4: have to go upstairs. I have to go up well actually,
Speaker 4: and espresso out of there right right. I'm going to
Speaker 4: go during the break. I'm gonna, I'm gonna. I'm going
Speaker 4: to pretend to go during the break and make sure
Speaker 4: you get me a coffee.
Speaker 6: Okay, I just dive into the diet coke early and
Speaker 6: you already have there you go, there, you go and
Speaker 6: look at has Santa on the canes?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and here is Oh you want to know?
Speaker 4: So that's what I say when I walk down Santa
Speaker 4: Monica Boulevard and I passed some of the ladies.
Speaker 2: Only during the holiday season.
Speaker 3: So Josh Freeze, the drummer of food Fighters, comes, he's
Speaker 3: a big fan of Handle. He comes to the pastathon
Speaker 3: and the two of these two idiots are talking about
Speaker 3: diet coke the whole time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, he's a diet and I keep and
Speaker 4: we don't give die coke. And he looked at my
Speaker 4: cand he goes, gee, do you think I can have?
Speaker 4: And so I had to go to my secret stash
Speaker 4: at the Anaheim White House. A refrigerator away in the
Speaker 4: back where I keep, you know, the couple of six
Speaker 4: packs of die coke, and I gave Josh the one
Speaker 4: of my diet cokes.
Speaker 2: He's very good friends with Neil. I didn't know that
Speaker 2: Neil and Josh best buddies.
Speaker 4: You're not best buddy, but your nice friends. Yes, we
Speaker 4: text each other, we connect.
Speaker 3: I don't want to imply I was introduced to him
Speaker 3: through my buddy Joe Ascalante, who I am close with,
Speaker 3: and I have built a relationship with Josh over the
Speaker 3: past ten years.
Speaker 2: I told my kids Josh is the drummer of the
Speaker 2: food kids are super ty. His whole family's talented.
Speaker 4: I told my kids that I'd met him, and they
Speaker 4: went out of their minds. I mean as excited as
Speaker 4: I would be if George Harrison and John Lennon were
Speaker 4: exhumed and a reunion tour was going around with the Beatles,
Speaker 4: that is how excited They got.
Speaker 3: An incredibly talented and lithic drummer, and you would never
Speaker 3: know it talking to him. He's an incredibly humble guy.
Speaker 3: He started out his family. His dad was one of
Speaker 3: the main Gosh musicians at Disneyland. In the early days
Speaker 3: of Disneyland, Josh's first gig was on the that.
Speaker 2: Tomorrowland State Hey, that terrace, Yeah, tomorrow Land.
Speaker 4: That would go up there that elevator that people would
Speaker 4: be crushed they were too close to the edge.
Speaker 3: His dad, like his brother, is the keyboardist for Green
Speaker 3: Day and a bunch of other fans, the whole family.
Speaker 3: His dad has a tuba tree his front yard. In
Speaker 3: his front yard, his tree is covered in tuba's year round,
Speaker 3: like like ornaments.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic.
Speaker 3: His son is an amazing artist, very talent. Is a
Speaker 3: wife is his wife, Nick does is a real estate agent.
Speaker 3: They're all very talented and creative people. And he's just
Speaker 3: a humble, humble guy. And he's been on this show.
Speaker 3: He's been on with me when I fill in.
Speaker 2: He lives in southern California.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of people do, but he grew up
Speaker 3: out here and he grew up, you know, in the
Speaker 3: shadow of Disneyland. He loves Disneyland. He's there all the
Speaker 3: time and his his the cool story is that he
Speaker 3: was playing you know, young kid playing the drums on
Speaker 3: that terrorists that Tomorrowland Terras and Joe Escalante saw him
Speaker 3: and they asked him to come play with the Vandals,
Speaker 3: and you know, and the guy has played for Devo,
Speaker 3: he has played for Sting, he has played for like
Speaker 3: all these bands.
Speaker 2: And he's just the super in the world. I never
Speaker 2: would have it.
Speaker 3: Comes out to the Pastathon every year, practically, he donates
Speaker 3: every year.
Speaker 2: He comes in, he comes out. Doesn't make any sting.
Speaker 4: He should have, you know, thanked him publicly, but he's
Speaker 4: not that kind of guy. All right, enough of this
Speaker 4: gossip name dropping. I love the name dropping. I guess
Speaker 4: who I know basically nobody. But that's besides the point.
Speaker 4: Why don't we do some news guys handle on the
Speaker 4: news on this Foody Friday, December sixth with Amy Neil
Speaker 4: and me lead story, Well.
Speaker 2: That's say where hell that'd shid where.
Speaker 7: The California earthquake seven point oh magnitude tsunami warning almost
Speaker 7: no damage because first of all, the epicenter was out
Speaker 7: in the Pacific Ocean and the only people that live
Speaker 7: in that area are trees.
Speaker 2: There was virtually nobody there. But they did they have.
Speaker 3: That that tsunami warning, and yeah they did, they make
Speaker 3: people evacuate.
Speaker 2: I don't think that many people evacuated. It's only an hour.
Speaker 4: The tsunami warning is an hour, and they have to
Speaker 4: figure out that tsunamis. They really don't know when a
Speaker 4: tsunami actually hits. I mean, the conditions of the shoreline
Speaker 4: can work. But the way the earthquake, the way the
Speaker 4: earth moves, how far, how deep you see?
Speaker 3: Did you see any of the video of people's home
Speaker 3: cameras is in the.
Speaker 4: Pools ye shaking and then the stores of course with
Speaker 4: all the bottles and falling, you know, hitting the aisles.
Speaker 6: Speaking of shaking, I'm looking at my quake feed. They
Speaker 6: are just getting after shock after after shock.
Speaker 5: I mean it's.
Speaker 6: Like scrolling down like every few minutes.
Speaker 5: It's been dozens. It's probably like one hundred of them
Speaker 5: by now.
Speaker 4: And by the way, we are due. There's no question
Speaker 4: we are due. We are overdue for the big one
Speaker 4: hitting southern California. But what does that mean, I mean
Speaker 4: when you're talking about seven seven point two?
Speaker 2: But what overdue?
Speaker 3: Our timeline versus the planet's timeline is no.
Speaker 4: But there are But if you look at seismic history,
Speaker 4: you look at these major quakes that happen every decade,
Speaker 4: every several decades, but every but we are due. And
Speaker 4: now that doesn't say that doesn't mean that we're not
Speaker 4: going to get one of our lifetime. Here's the answer,
Speaker 4: by the way, for those of you that are going
Speaker 4: to suffer from the earthquake, the answer is rent.
Speaker 2: Do not own any property. Rent, and then when the.
Speaker 4: House falls apart, you hand the keys back and you go, hey,
Speaker 4: have a good life.
Speaker 3: Well, my house is one hundred and twelve years old.
Speaker 3: It's probably been through a couple of them. Couple still standing.
Speaker 2: That works all right.
Speaker 6: Tips are flooding in, but police still aren't sure who
Speaker 6: this guy is. Police in New York City appear to
Speaker 6: be closing in on the identity of the guy who's
Speaker 6: wanted for shooting and killing the CEO of United Healthcare,
Speaker 6: Brian Thompson. They say that they believe he arrived in
Speaker 6: New York on a bus from Atlanta. He checked into
Speaker 6: the High New York City hostel November thirtieth. They have pictures,
Speaker 6: they've released those. They really just have one good one
Speaker 6: of him without a mask on, and that's from the hostel.
Speaker 6: Apparently he pulled down his mask and smiled because he
Speaker 6: was kind of flirting with the front desk clerk who
Speaker 6: checked him in.
Speaker 2: His hands.
Speaker 4: Them.
Speaker 3: Now that smile, I mean, I know this is really
Speaker 3: weird to say, but what a beautiful smile. There were
Speaker 3: some people that were wondering if that was a man
Speaker 3: or a woman in that photo, and I'm like, but
Speaker 3: he looks handsome and the smile is I mean, he
Speaker 3: doesn't look crazed or preoccupied or it's a weird weird.
Speaker 6: It's very weird because it's not only a weird picture,
Speaker 6: but like they said, he went into the Starbucks and
Speaker 6: got some food before he went out and shot the guy.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just the whole thing is so pep.
Speaker 2: He was on a mission.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, clearly generally was justified. Originally it was discussed
Speaker 4: was this a hit, a professional hit? No, it was not,
Speaker 4: even though with the silencer back that they had first.
Speaker 4: It was it was too slow, it was too sloppy.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: That you can see that the hand dips at one
Speaker 3: point and he doesn't get close enough.
Speaker 2: And even though you can you can go to Arizona.
Speaker 3: A lot of people don't know this because we live
Speaker 3: in Russia here in California. Go to Arizona, Arizona, you
Speaker 3: can buy silencers at a gun store.
Speaker 2: It's just not here in California. You think, you know
Speaker 2: what the hell.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So people were saying, you think he was just
Speaker 4: a pissed off at United, the United Healthcare maybe.
Speaker 2: Hit hit people, sorry, hit persons.
Speaker 3: I don't know what is yes, but they you don't
Speaker 3: write on casings, you don't put words in mars.
Speaker 2: That's true, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And so I imagine some family member got screwed
Speaker 4: over pretty badly died because couldn't get healthcare because deposed delay.
Speaker 4: That is what insurance companies do when they get sued,
Speaker 4: is deposed delay, and so they don't.
Speaker 3: Have to pay all right, Okay, on that note, anthem,
Speaker 3: Blue Cross, Blue Shield. They will not proceed with the
Speaker 3: dumbest thing I've ever heard heard this on Anything's show
Speaker 3: this morning, with a policy that would wouldn't cover anesthesia
Speaker 3: after certain time limits. So basically, you're under the knife,
Speaker 3: you're getting surgery. If there's any delays that go should
Speaker 3: it shouldn't have taken that long.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna make a point of this because I'm
Speaker 4: gonna at seven twenty I'm gonna talk about this. There
Speaker 4: actually is a method to the madness. It sounds so insane.
Speaker 4: It's not that insane. I'm going to explain. I mean,
Speaker 4: are they asked us about it? And of course they are.
Speaker 2: Should they do it? Of course not. But you've got
Speaker 2: a professional.
Speaker 4: The doctor makes that decision, not it, But hang on it. Well,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna explain at seven twenty. You're right, you have
Speaker 4: a professional. But I'm going to now at seven twenty
Speaker 4: explain why and actually, in some crazy ass way defend
Speaker 4: the policy under certain circumstances.
Speaker 2: Wait till seven twenty. Well that was actually a really
Speaker 2: good tease. Thank you. I'm proud of you. Thank you.
Speaker 6: So Biden's considering preemptive pardons. The White House and administration
Speaker 6: officials and defense attorneys, they're all getting together and talking
Speaker 6: about preemptive pardons or legal aid for people who they
Speaker 6: say might be targeted by President elect Trump after he
Speaker 6: takes over.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: Trump's legal advisors say that Biden would be setting a
Speaker 6: new precedent.
Speaker 2: It would be of the scope of pardons, right, But
Speaker 2: can he do it? Yeah? Probably? And by the way,
Speaker 2: charged yet that's the point.
Speaker 4: But the problem is Trump has said I will put
Speaker 4: these people in jail, not just prosecute, not just investigating
Speaker 4: Liz Cheney. I will put in prison stop, I will
Speaker 4: put stop with the create You know what's that's crazy about.
Speaker 2: But that's what he said is you have fear.
Speaker 3: You have liberals doing exactly what they're claiming Trump is
Speaker 3: going to do, misuse the power of the office, and
Speaker 3: now they're saying they're doing it to stop Trump.
Speaker 2: It's all on what.
Speaker 4: You think is here is here is the question, and
Speaker 4: you have you have a good point. Is this bluster
Speaker 4: could be Uh if Trump publicly said the first thing
Speaker 4: I'm going to do as president is go after Neil
Speaker 4: Sevadra and put him in prison. This is the president
Speaker 4: of the United States, you wouldn't be shaking in your boots.
Speaker 4: You go, oh, that's all bluster. That's the point.
Speaker 3: I'd go, hey, hey, buddy, is there an extra room
Speaker 3: in your Italian villa?
Speaker 2: So I you know, I think these people just I
Speaker 2: will see if it's bluster. You have.
Speaker 3: Current president, the Biden administration, that is doing basically all
Speaker 3: the things that's claiming we're.
Speaker 2: Afraid of that Trump is going to do, and that's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: But the accusations of criminal activity took place, so all
Speaker 4: that that accusation All that means is that it's okay
Speaker 4: to do what you're going to do as long as
Speaker 4: your reason is justified to the people that you're serving.
Speaker 2: That's all accusation of criminality.
Speaker 4: Trump's accusation of you voted against me, you're a political enemy.
Speaker 2: That's the difference. That's the difference.
Speaker 3: If someone threatens me in some way, I can shoot them.
Speaker 3: If they don't physically, just they threaten me verbally, I
Speaker 3: can go shoot them because I trust that they're going
Speaker 3: to do what they're going to do. That's basically everybody
Speaker 3: responding to things that Trump has said.
Speaker 4: How about this, I don't hurt you. I threatened to
Speaker 4: kill you. I do it publicly, I send out the FBI.
Speaker 3: But I couldn't. I couldn't shoot you based on a threat.
Speaker 3: Oh all right.
Speaker 2: Yes, you couldn't shoot They stood outside my head, right, No,
Speaker 2: you're right, you have to. I'm going to kill you.
Speaker 4: I couldn't come out and put a bullet in your head.
Speaker 4: Now you get arrested for criminality. You'd get arrested, by
Speaker 4: the way. I don't suggest doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't either, But that's the point.
Speaker 4: One is what is a political statement?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: And then I think, and there's no question the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Went after Trump.
Speaker 3: The reaction of the ghost, the ghost of Trump, the
Speaker 3: reaction of the ghost of Trump because he hasn't done
Speaker 3: these things yet.
Speaker 2: That'st is.
Speaker 3: But cizar to me, do you have to wait? And
Speaker 3: you've got you've got that's like, oh, we got it,
Speaker 3: we got a Trump proof. Yeah, it's like, who is he?
Speaker 3: Trump doesn't want to come here. It smells like pee
Speaker 3: and poop.
Speaker 2: Who has he threatened to put in jail? Everyone? Are
Speaker 2: you newsome every No, He's like he only.
Speaker 4: That does only the people that voted against him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can't put people in jail for that.
Speaker 2: They'd have to do something.
Speaker 4: You can have the FBI. Let me tell you something
Speaker 4: you can I think, wait, is that what the FBI
Speaker 4: has been doing by Trump? I under no, And that's
Speaker 4: not no no. I think. I'm just thinking legally, can
Speaker 4: the president and I don't know the answer to this,
Speaker 4: Can the president order the FBI to arrest you go
Speaker 4: to Adam Schiff's house and say put him in handcuffs?
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's possible. I don't know, but
Speaker 4: I don't know anyway, And I'm certainly.
Speaker 3: I just think that people are delusional, but it just
Speaker 3: to the point I think where they will throw themselves
Speaker 3: off a bridge and then put it on Trump.
Speaker 2: I don't buy it because he scared me on this one. Yes, yes, weird.
Speaker 2: He does scare people.
Speaker 4: But on top of that, he's threatened to have people
Speaker 4: arrested and put to jail. And he's a president of
Speaker 4: the United States, and not put in jail for criminality,
Speaker 4: put in jail for voting against him and voting for impeachment.
Speaker 2: That is problematic.
Speaker 1: I think he can.
Speaker 4: He can certainly put I don't know how you hold
Speaker 4: him forever. You put me in cuffs right now, I
Speaker 4: wish I could put you in cuffs.
Speaker 3: A switch of a possibility of AI doing something magnificent.
Speaker 3: La Times owner plans to add an AI powered bias
Speaker 3: meter on news stories, and the newsroom has some backlash.
Speaker 3: But in that why would you have backlash against a
Speaker 3: bias meeting? Now everything has a bias, right, not necessarily
Speaker 3: every Yeah, but you can be unbiased. I hate the
Speaker 3: fact that major news outlets light the LA Times known
Speaker 3: as quote legitimate news. I hate the fact they endorse uh.
Speaker 3: I hate that they endorse candidates.
Speaker 4: That kind of bias I hate now they put in
Speaker 4: the editorial page, but there's no business. CNN swinging is liberal.
Speaker 4: Don't call yourself a newsroom Fox How they call themselves
Speaker 4: Fox News. That's insane. Okay, it's hot. You cannot remove.
Speaker 3: Bias, but you can certainly you live now now editorializing.
Speaker 3: There are certain words where you've you know, back when
Speaker 3: I was in management, I've actually called back when we
Speaker 3: had a news director. I would call a news director
Speaker 3: Chris Little, and I'd say, hey, I just heard this word,
Speaker 3: and you'd go, what, and he'd call in and say,
Speaker 3: that's got to be you know, take it out.
Speaker 2: You can't use that type of thing. But you go
Speaker 2: back to the heyday of newspapers.
Speaker 3: Rich white men own them, yes, and you don't think
Speaker 3: that they had a bias.
Speaker 2: Now it's rich Chinese men. Oh yes. So in the
Speaker 2: case of.
Speaker 6: Selling time, yes, some USC students are being told to
Speaker 6: cut their winter break short. USC has sent out emails
Speaker 6: to international students who have F one and J one
Speaker 6: visas and are saying, hey, you know what, you need
Speaker 6: to get back to the United States if you're on
Speaker 6: winter break before President Trump elect is inaugurated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he has the power to say no more
Speaker 4: F one visas. It would be much more difficult for
Speaker 4: him to deport anybody in the United States. But stopping
Speaker 4: people from coming in with a visa and they're not landing,
Speaker 4: they're not green card holders, which you can't stop, and
Speaker 4: certainly not US citizens you can't stop them, but foreign
Speaker 4: visa holders, you.
Speaker 2: Can make it miserable. I think, now, is he going
Speaker 2: to do that?
Speaker 5: Has he signaled that he's been He has not.
Speaker 2: Okay, he has not. It's just sc is saying get
Speaker 2: back here. They're trying to outthink every situation that they are.
Speaker 4: You know, keep in mind, here's the issue with Trump,
Speaker 4: and there's a lot of what Trump does that I
Speaker 4: completely agree with. Is that his the way he covers
Speaker 4: as you go back to the art of the Deal
Speaker 4: his book, and that is you negotiate everything. You start
Speaker 4: at the moon and you negotiate down. And presidents don't
Speaker 4: do that. He is the one president that does that.
Speaker 4: And these terraff things, it's not going to be anywhere
Speaker 4: near the tariff. But I'll tell you, scaring the crap
Speaker 4: out of Canada, shinebomb of Mexico. He's scaring the crap
Speaker 4: out of her. WHOA, Okay, maybe we ought to change things.
Speaker 2: And I like that.
Speaker 6: Have you seen the ads the Canadian ads on TV
Speaker 6: for what they're just like saying, Hey, Canada is such
Speaker 6: a great partner we work with the US. And I
Speaker 6: was like, what does that ad for? Is it because
Speaker 6: of the threat.
Speaker 2: Of the tariffs? Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes, but it's definitely like we've got such a great relationship,
Speaker 6: let's keep it going.
Speaker 4: Well. How about Trudeau flying tomorrow Alago on Ben Didney
Speaker 4: kissing the ring, coming out and saying I don't think
Speaker 4: that the president is going to invoke these tariffs or
Speaker 4: I hope not, or please don't.
Speaker 2: But that is that. As I said, it's one of
Speaker 2: the brilliants.
Speaker 3: I'm not the guy he starts at a ten right always,
Speaker 3: because that's the only way you can negotiate.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be in his view, that's the only way.
Speaker 2: But it works all right.
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving travelers exposed to positive measles cases here in the
Speaker 3: Los Angeles area by way of lax. You gotta love
Speaker 3: this man. These things have gone away and now they're
Speaker 3: coming back. And why are they coming back? Because I
Speaker 3: think it's because people are associated vaccines.
Speaker 4: That's exactly correct, that's exactly correct. Welcome to the new
Speaker 4: head of Health and Human Services, Robert Kennedy. Muzzletov to you,
Speaker 4: by the way, the beasles vaccine, the measles, mumps, rubella, parvo,
Speaker 4: distemper vaccine.
Speaker 3: Really, I don't know a whole lot about that. Does
Speaker 3: he really think that about all vaccines?
Speaker 4: Not all? No, he thinks now he switched to Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm not against you getting vaccinated. He is a believer
Speaker 4: that vaccines equal autism vaccines.
Speaker 2: That's been disproved, over it.
Speaker 4: Kidding, no, yeah, all right, let's take a break. How
Speaker 4: about that, folks, folks, folks, folks. Well, yes, stupid radio
Speaker 4: yeah yeah. People out there in radio land are fantastic
Speaker 4: listeners that we love out there, which we do.
Speaker 2: All you have to do is listen, and we like it.
Speaker 6: Well, this one, I thought might have degraded into a knockdown,
Speaker 6: drag out fight.
Speaker 5: But it was that way, at least verbally.
Speaker 6: At the final hearing of the House Task Force investigating
Speaker 6: assassination attempts against Donald Trump. So the Secret Service Director,
Speaker 6: the acting Secret Service Director, is answering questions and Texas
Speaker 6: Republican Representative Pat Fallon starts his line of questioning, starts
Speaker 6: asking him about how the agency failed to give adequate
Speaker 6: protection to Trump when he was in Butler, Pennsylvania at
Speaker 6: that rally, and then he shifted to asking about Roe's
Speaker 6: appearance at the annual September eleventh Remembrance ceremony at Ground zero,
Speaker 6: and that's when things like the wheels fell off of
Speaker 6: it and they just got into a massive screaming match.
Speaker 6: It was beautiful decorum on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, there's a lot of bipolarity, right. I would
Speaker 4: say I've always wondered why witnesses at these congressional hearings
Speaker 4: are so subservient to the congress people and the senators
Speaker 4: and will take these attacks after attacks, as opposed to
Speaker 4: saying I'm not answering that, Senator, Well you have to,
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Gonna do it.
Speaker 4: No, not a chance. Oh well, you could be in
Speaker 4: contempt of Congress and go have me arrested. Go ahead,
Speaker 4: have the Capitol police put me in handcuffs right now
Speaker 4: and drag me away. Can you imagine what that would
Speaker 4: look like because someone would refuse Do you know that
Speaker 4: contempt of Congress other than Steve Bannon being put in jail.
Speaker 4: I think it's happened once in the last twenty five years, now,
Speaker 4: don't I don't get it. I don't get how witnesses
Speaker 4: can be attacked.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. Okay, it happened to Steve Bannon. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because he refused to turn Trump do that? Did Trump
Speaker 2: do that? Oh? Stop it? Because he was by the way,
Speaker 2: he refused. Just let you know.
Speaker 4: Oh, I believe he should have. But I'm just what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, is that at a hearing, do you answer
Speaker 4: a question? No, No, that's hypothetical.
Speaker 2: I refuse.
Speaker 4: Well you'll have to now I don't absolutely not.
Speaker 2: It's all hypothetical right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, alrighty, life expected By the way, this has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with the Trump administration, this attack on the
Speaker 3: Secret Service.
Speaker 2: This was just a Republican congress person who was going
Speaker 2: out of his mind. Yeah, I understood.
Speaker 3: Life expectancy in the US is expected to increase from
Speaker 3: seventy eight point three years in twenty twenty two to
Speaker 3: eighty point four years in twenty fifty.
Speaker 2: And that's not good. That is not good. So why
Speaker 2: is that Why? Because it's expensive what to live? Yeah? No,
Speaker 2: because it's old.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, because it is because of obesity, because of
Speaker 4: heart disease, because of the way we eat, the fact
Speaker 4: that we don't exercise.
Speaker 2: But they're saying it's going to increase from.
Speaker 4: Small, small, small numbers, far less than what should happen,
Speaker 4: should be based on science. And you know, it's just
Speaker 4: it's rough getting old. We're human beings are not made
Speaker 4: to live to the age of ninety.
Speaker 2: But this is all assumptions on the trajectory state. Yeah,
Speaker 2: these are all models.
Speaker 3: Things can change. They can have new you know, medicines,
Speaker 3: or they can have new you know.
Speaker 4: For example, the seventy eight point three years as a
Speaker 4: life expectancy. Well, let's say you've already hit seventy and
Speaker 4: you're in good shape. You're not going to die at
Speaker 4: seventy eight. You're right, you're not? No, I am sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, their Lord, we come to you in humility, all right.
Speaker 2: Amy.
Speaker 5: Drug dumping, what could possibly go wrong? This is just gross.
Speaker 6: Santa Clara County hospitals have apparently been dumping biohazardous waste,
Speaker 6: including prescription drugs, human tissue vials containing blood. There's a
Speaker 6: picture showing a discarded umbilical cord or part of a
Speaker 6: human organ among piles of trash with soiled towels, use syringes,
Speaker 6: on empty prescription vials, over the counter drugs, including fentanyl.
Speaker 6: Hundreds of documents with unredacted personnel and a personal patient
Speaker 6: information was also found.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Santa Clara County is going to get nailed on
Speaker 4: this and there are some big penalties and there. It's
Speaker 4: just complete total negligence. It's just it's insane.
Speaker 2: Well that's not that's just straight up illegal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not even like well it's they only talk
Speaker 4: about civil they talk about Well, it's civil penalties is
Speaker 4: all they think about.
Speaker 2: It is not be criminal. Well, the story does not
Speaker 2: go on.
Speaker 4: I think there have to be violations, criminal violations, vialations. Yes,
Speaker 4: all right, a story that I want to ask the
Speaker 4: question of around here, Neil, you take this story and
Speaker 4: then I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: So maybe you saw this.
Speaker 3: The woman that was caught in this massive racist rant
Speaker 3: on an la bus an lax bus and she was
Speaker 3: going into somebody who was East Indian I think, and
Speaker 3: she was mocking them and it.
Speaker 2: Was pretty intense. Well, a friend of hers say said that.
Speaker 3: She claims that the woman has a brain injury and
Speaker 3: that might have been a factor.
Speaker 2: All right, So here's the press.
Speaker 4: So she's screaming at this this family. Yeah, it's bizarre
Speaker 4: us just yelling and racial racist taunts and just like
Speaker 4: out of control racism and the family. The father says,
Speaker 4: only one person said anything to this woman.
Speaker 2: And here's the question I'm going to ask.
Speaker 4: You're on public transportation or any place, in a store
Speaker 4: and restaurant and someone gets up and starts screaming at
Speaker 4: a black person, at Hispanic person, an Indian person, screaming
Speaker 4: these threats or these uh, actually racial threats. Are you
Speaker 4: gonna get Are you gonna intervene and say stop it?
Speaker 4: For fear that that person's going to take out a
Speaker 4: knife for a gun and blow your brains out.
Speaker 3: I'd find it very difficult not to step in. I
Speaker 3: would if I was with my child or my wife.
Speaker 3: I may I watch the situation differently, but in this case,
Speaker 3: I absolutely would have stepped in if now, let me
Speaker 3: tell you what I would.
Speaker 2: I'd love to hope, Okay, I'd hope.
Speaker 4: If I saw that happen, and the threats are made,
Speaker 4: and just so happens, this woman looks at me, I.
Speaker 2: Go, hey, I'm on your side. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 3: But you are a man in quotes, not a no
Speaker 3: One looks at you and says, wow, what you're.
Speaker 2: Looking at the kind of underwear I wear? No? Okay,
Speaker 2: you just yeah. You don't scream masculinity, sir. Okay, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. That's all right, ma'am. And would get
Speaker 2: my boa in the other room please. All right, we're
Speaker 2: done the feather cut of the snake. We are done.
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