Speaker 1: You're listening to camp I Am six forty the Bill
Speaker 1: Handles show on demand on the iHeartRadio. F All right,
Speaker 1: it's gonna take me about ten minutes, and then it'll
Speaker 1: be as if I never left, because that's the way
Speaker 1: vacations work.
Speaker 2: Ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Huh wow, yeah, ten minutes if that uh yeah, you're right,
Speaker 1: it's it's already hit. No vacations, it was done. All right.
Speaker 1: Let me say a quick hello to everyone who is here.
Speaker 1: Start with Elmer because Cono is not here. Do we
Speaker 1: know why? By the way, Cono is out? Is this
Speaker 1: sort of a is he sick? No one tells me anything.
Speaker 3: Vacation?
Speaker 1: Oh he's on vacation. Is he gone all week.
Speaker 4: Till three days? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Elmer on.
Speaker 2: Thursday?
Speaker 1: Thursday? Okay, fair enough?
Speaker 4: Amy, Good morning, Hi Bill, How are you welcome back?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Dodger shirt how unusual? Yeah, oh yeah, I know. Well,
Speaker 1: call we're going to talk a little bit about that,
Speaker 1: to say the least. And there's Neil, Good morning, Neil,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Willie Wolf and and good morning, good morning, Bill, Well,
Speaker 1: good morning. And the reason, of course Amy is wearing
Speaker 1: her Dodger jersey is because Dodgers are going to the
Speaker 1: World Series. Now it's being a broadcast by KLAC, our
Speaker 1: sister station at several Brothers station. It's always a sister station,
Speaker 1: which I've never understood. Our sister station just down the hall, KLAC.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you if North Korea launches a nuke this
Speaker 1: morning and you go over to KLAC, they're going to say,
Speaker 1: we don't care. We're broadcasting the Dodgers because KLAC AM
Speaker 1: five seventy Sports is the Dodger station, so it is
Speaker 1: home to the Dodgers. And that's both for radio broadcast
Speaker 1: and I'm assuming streaming too. Do I have that right?
Speaker 4: Yep? On iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, that's where I get to listen to the
Speaker 3: whole stupid series because I don't get FS one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I think the keyword on AM five seventy
Speaker 1: or on the iHeartRadio app is we're selling Dodgers commercials.
Speaker 4: That is not the keyword.
Speaker 1: Oh it isn't I got that wrong then, Okay, Now
Speaker 1: a couple of things before we get started. I just
Speaker 1: came back, as you know, I was in Ireland and
Speaker 1: I was in Italy, and because I'm such a political freak,
Speaker 1: well a political nutcase. Current events, etc. I'm a news junkie.
Speaker 1: I'm really caught up with the presidential debates and the
Speaker 1: election coming up in two weeks. So I asked a
Speaker 1: lot of Europeans. I was talking to people in lounges
Speaker 1: and the airports stores driving along. What do you think?
Speaker 1: What do you think? And I'll share all that with
Speaker 1: you at eight o'clock because there were two trains of
Speaker 1: thought that were almost universal through the entire discussions, all
Speaker 1: the discussions I had, So I'll share that at eight
Speaker 1: o'clock when I musings on presidential elections in Europe? What
Speaker 1: are we going to call that segment? Musings?
Speaker 4: Never mind musing Monday musing.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's very strong, musing Monday. Right here on KFI.
Speaker 1: It's October twenty one, we're very close to Halloween. Neil.
Speaker 1: How is the Halloween decorations going at your place? Well?
Speaker 5: I actually finished this Saturday doing the Haunted House for
Speaker 5: my son's school, so my focus has been on that.
Speaker 5: Now it shifts to our home. But it was a
Speaker 5: great success and a lot of fun, and I tried
Speaker 5: a couple of new things and built a lot of
Speaker 5: crazy APARRETI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for those people who have never had the pleasure
Speaker 1: of seeing Neil's creations. Two things. Number One, they are phenomenal,
Speaker 1: just short of or in many cases as good as
Speaker 1: a professional haunted house. And what I'm going to do,
Speaker 1: and I know you haven't done a lot of them
Speaker 1: at home because you spend so much time with Max,
Speaker 1: and now he's getting an age where he's really going
Speaker 1: to appreciate having one of your wrapperati or several then
Speaker 1: at your house. So what I want to do is October,
Speaker 1: when is it going to be put up? By the way,
Speaker 1: when you're going to be finished with that?
Speaker 5: I usually put it up the day of and taken
Speaker 5: down that night, do you I don't usually leave it up.
Speaker 5: I usually do it just for Halloween.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, what we're going to do, and this is
Speaker 1: only on KFI, is I'm going to give everybody Neil's
Speaker 1: home address, and I want you to go to his
Speaker 1: house and see what he does. And I mean it
Speaker 1: is phenomenal stuff, all kidding aside, it is scary good.
Speaker 1: What's a lot of good is what Neil does with
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 5: The funny thing is when Max was born, I stopped
Speaker 5: doing it. Well a couple of years when he was
Speaker 5: young and then now he's getting old enough, so all start.
Speaker 2: Doing it again.
Speaker 5: And now I'm doing much more electronics stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Now, of course the neighborhood, what's been a while, But
Speaker 1: how long is it taken the neighborhood to realize that
Speaker 1: is the place to go?
Speaker 5: You know what? It takes about two consecutive years for
Speaker 5: people to figure it out.
Speaker 2: If you don't want any science.
Speaker 1: And if for those of you that are can appreciate
Speaker 1: it near that are that live near Neil, get in
Speaker 1: there early because by the time I announced his address,
Speaker 1: the place is going to be jammed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, that's exactly how it's going to go.
Speaker 5: There are all the guys walking around with long rifles,
Speaker 5: looked so real, how they were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm the guy whose dresses Jason one of them
Speaker 1: actually is. Also, you have to put it up on Instagram.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously you have to share with everybody what
Speaker 1: it looks like.
Speaker 5: All put up some of the stuff we did. We
Speaker 5: need a homage to the Hunted Mansion. Disney's Hunted Mansion
Speaker 5: is what we did for the school, and it was
Speaker 5: a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: It was a lot of it and I'm assuming photos
Speaker 1: and videos we hope we're going up. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: let's do it on this Monday musing, Monday, October twenty one,
Speaker 1: because at eight o'clock, as I said, we are well.
Speaker 1: I'm going to share with you some of the comments
Speaker 1: they got from just people in Europe, from all walks
Speaker 1: of life and as to what's happening in the presidential
Speaker 1: what they're looking at. All right, let's do it. Time
Speaker 1: for handle on the news. And did I say good
Speaker 1: morning to you already?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've already forgot. Okay, thanks, yeah, go figure all right,
Speaker 1: handle on the news with Neil and Amy and me
Speaker 1: lead story. So, yep, La Dodgers are going up again.
Speaker 1: When was the last time they won the Super Bowl?
Speaker 4: Amy on the Super Bowl?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: Was it in twenty twenty or twenty one? What he
Speaker 3: was during the pandemic? Not the super Bowl?
Speaker 1: Jeez? I conflate? Oh yeah, yeah yeah, it's the World Series?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, what can I tell you?
Speaker 2: You deflate?
Speaker 1: It's six oh ten and this is the and this
Speaker 1: is the this is the Yankees and the Dodgers, which
Speaker 1: is one of those if you read baseball history, it's
Speaker 1: one of those great rivalry sort of kind of when
Speaker 1: the Yankees. Of course in the twenties that totally dominated,
Speaker 1: I mean dominated baseball under Babe Ruth and et cetera. Jodymajo,
Speaker 1: I mean that was later on. In any case, who's
Speaker 1: favor to win? Amy, You're really really looking at this
Speaker 1: carefully because you're such a huge DG Dodger fan. Who's
Speaker 1: who's scheduled? Who's Who's going to Dodgers? Are they they?
Speaker 1: They have the advantage.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, the Dodgers. And let me tell you to you.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers are going to win if they lose.
Speaker 3: I'm excited. And the first games at Dodger Stadium. The
Speaker 3: two haven't met in the World Series since nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 3: This is going to be great.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you something, Amy, in your view,
Speaker 1: are the Dodgers going to win only if it's a
Speaker 1: fair World Series?
Speaker 4: Yes, If it's not, they're gonna score.
Speaker 1: Right, all right, let's do it, guys. More news.
Speaker 3: Oh, no signs of anything cooling down anytime soon. Israel
Speaker 3: carried out airstrikes overnight into Lebanon and hit this time.
Speaker 3: Has Bola run financial institutions that Israel? Israel says I
Speaker 3: have been used to fund attacks, but it's also where
Speaker 3: other people keep their money. They targeted several branches in
Speaker 3: southern Beirut, across southern Lebanon in and also in the Baka,
Speaker 3: where Hezbollah has a strong presence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm more about that at seven point thirty. Not
Speaker 1: only that attack and what that really means. And it's
Speaker 1: smart for Israel to do that, and I'll tell you why.
Speaker 1: Also Sinwar's death that was huge news over the last
Speaker 1: several days. Yeah, yah hi yah, yeah, yah. Sinwar was
Speaker 1: killed by Israeli forces ahead of the head of Hamas
Speaker 1: and you'll talk more about that coming up. All right,
Speaker 1: let's do one more before we take a break.
Speaker 5: All right, more on the war linked to US intelligence
Speaker 5: suggests Israel is preparing to strike Iran. Not that anybody
Speaker 5: was doubting that, but the intelligence in the report may
Speaker 5: reflect only a slice of the information that we hear
Speaker 5: in the United States have collected cyber strike sabotage, that
Speaker 5: type of thing on the ground, and Iran would not
Speaker 5: be easily seen from American spy satellites.
Speaker 1: So I loved a couple, yeah, a couple of things
Speaker 1: about that one. And we know, at least according to
Speaker 1: what President Biden has requested, and the general feeling out
Speaker 1: there is Israel is not going to attack the oil resources,
Speaker 1: the refinery and the shipping of the Iran's oil, going
Speaker 1: to leave that one alone for reasons such as the
Speaker 1: entire economy of Iran would completely be destroyed, which isn't
Speaker 1: a bad idea, but world oil prices, and then the
Speaker 1: nuclear facilities going after Iran's nuclear facilities, and even as Israel,
Speaker 1: which I believe it to be true that Iran having
Speaker 1: a nuclear bomb is an existential threat to the very
Speaker 1: survival of Israel, They're going to leave that one alone
Speaker 1: to One of the reasons is most of their resources.
Speaker 1: Iran's resources are underground anyway, be very hard to attack.
Speaker 1: So now what are they going to attack? Some kind
Speaker 1: of military resources, that's my guess. Well, we won't know.
Speaker 1: All we know is that it's happening, and it's no
Speaker 1: secret that it's happening. I'm back, but still a little
Speaker 1: jet lagged. I have to tell you just a little bit.
Speaker 1: I came in on Saturday night at midnight, after twenty
Speaker 1: something hours of flying because my flights were all screwed up.
Speaker 1: I had to do two connecting flights and I'm sitting
Speaker 1: in London for seven hours on a layover.
Speaker 2: Why what happened?
Speaker 1: Because I changed the flights last minute because of all
Speaker 1: kinds of reasons, so I couldn't get the connecting flights
Speaker 1: on time. So I was just it was horrible. But
Speaker 1: it gave me a chance to talk to people in
Speaker 1: the lounges at the airport, at the gates and the stores,
Speaker 1: and we talked presidential politics, because that is it's almost
Speaker 1: as much interest in Europe as it is here in
Speaker 1: terms of the election coming up. I'll talk more about
Speaker 1: that at eight o'clock. And naturally the big news more
Speaker 1: than anything else, Dodgers World Series. Okay, back we go
Speaker 1: more handle in the news with Amy Neil and me.
Speaker 3: You get a million dollars and you get a million
Speaker 3: dollars at Elon Musk might as well have been saying
Speaker 3: that because he has announced a new plan, did it
Speaker 3: while he was out campaigning for Trump over the weekend
Speaker 3: to give away a million dollars randomly every day for
Speaker 3: now until the election to people who have signed a petition,
Speaker 3: and so now everybody. Legal scholars are saying, excuse me,
Speaker 3: that could be violating laws against paying people to register
Speaker 3: to vote.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, Bill, I don't know if you remember,
Speaker 5: but many many years ago, decades ago, now, CAFI had
Speaker 5: the armored truck.
Speaker 2: You remember that, Yes, of course I remember that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So we would take that around to register people
Speaker 5: to vote in areas that didn't have a lot of
Speaker 5: registered voters. So we take the vehicle there and we
Speaker 5: gave out T shirts KFI T shirts to people who
Speaker 5: registered to vote, and we were told we couldn't. We
Speaker 5: didn't know that because it was technically giving somebody something
Speaker 5: to register to vote.
Speaker 1: Right, which is illegal on its face.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we didn't know that under the circuit set,
Speaker 5: so we stopped doing it. But that was a T shirt,
Speaker 5: not a million bucks.
Speaker 1: Well, no, there was a chance for a million dollars
Speaker 1: and if we had I don't know if we had
Speaker 1: gotten in trouble if people had a chance for a
Speaker 1: KFI T shirt for those of you, if we still
Speaker 1: gave them away, which we don't anymore because there's no budget.
Speaker 1: The KFI T shirts are famoussly known as the cheapest
Speaker 1: T shirts on the planet in that it's kids that
Speaker 1: are under fourteen years of age that manufacture them in
Speaker 1: Pakistan and you can't actually get them wet like sweat
Speaker 1: because the dye just runs. Forget about washing them, So
Speaker 1: we don't do that anymore.
Speaker 5: Yes, KFI in partnership with Brawny paper.
Speaker 2: Towels T shirt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. All right, Well, I'm going to talk
Speaker 1: more about this. By the way, I'm going to talk
Speaker 1: about this at seven twenty and into it a little
Speaker 1: bit deeper.
Speaker 5: We're still doing better than Boeing. So you have striking
Speaker 5: machinists at Boeing. They're going to vote on Wednesday on
Speaker 5: a new contract proposal. Around thirty three thousand of Boeing's
Speaker 5: unionized West Coast workers, most of them are in Washington State,
Speaker 5: by the way, have been on strike six since September thirteenth.
Speaker 5: So the workstoppage has halted production of the plane makers
Speaker 5: best selling seven thirty seven max At seven sixty seven
Speaker 5: and the seven seven wide bodies, putting a lot of
Speaker 5: pressure obviously on.
Speaker 2: The company that's in kind.
Speaker 5: Of a fragile state more not only financially, but with
Speaker 5: a reputation and everything else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to talk a little bit more about
Speaker 1: that at seven fifty because Boeing, which is in more
Speaker 1: trouble than it has ever been. Intel is in the
Speaker 1: same position, and I'll explain all that. But coming off
Speaker 1: an airplane or going onto an airplane and then looking
Speaker 1: at or asking what aircraft am I on? And when
Speaker 1: the crew or the person at the gate says you're
Speaker 1: on an airbus, a sigh of relief. As long as
Speaker 1: I'm not on Boeing.
Speaker 5: Is it true that they're not saying welcome aboard anymore?
Speaker 5: They say good luck?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, although I flew a Triple seven, which is
Speaker 1: a great airplane. By the way, it's just Warner Boweingy's
Speaker 1: better airplanes, all right, So war on Boeing at seven fifty.
Speaker 3: Arnold Palmer's golf balls are apparently pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: Oh, very strong. Wow. And it's not really his golf balls, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's more his putter.
Speaker 5: Okay, wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the former president was in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, which is
Speaker 3: where Arnold Palmer was born in nineteen twenty nine, and
Speaker 3: he started off his rally by talking about Palmer for
Speaker 3: about twelve minutes and talked about is I talked to
Speaker 3: but his junk? And Trump suggested how much more fun
Speaker 3: the night would be if Palmer, who died in twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen could join him on stage.
Speaker 4: You said Arnold Palmer was all man.
Speaker 3: And I say that in all due respect to women,
Speaker 3: but this was a guy who is all man.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Basically it's schwantzgate is what we're in the middle of.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he talked about showering with him. Yeah, and well
Speaker 4: not with him, but you.
Speaker 1: Know, basically the size of his schwantz and he mentioned
Speaker 1: that this guy was coming out of the shower doing
Speaker 1: rope tricks and didn't have a rope with him. And
Speaker 1: it's just very impressive in general. And it doesn't matter
Speaker 1: legacy die as long as a leg see, Okay, we
Speaker 1: could do the jokes and it really and it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are in an uproar. Oh my god, this
Speaker 1: is horrible. It's terrible. None of that matters. Even the Republicans,
Speaker 1: staunch Republicans being nailed on it. Go it's it's who
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is. It's rhetoric, and it is a rhetoric.
Speaker 1: It isn't important. I mean, arguing that Barack Obama was
Speaker 1: not born in the United States and is not eligible
Speaker 1: to be president, that's important. The size of Arnold Arnold
Speaker 1: Palmer Schwantz is not important.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you I'll never be able to order iced
Speaker 5: tea and lemonade again, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, so it didn't matter. Okay, it's just fun,
Speaker 1: just fun, yeah for you. All right.
Speaker 5: So you've got CBS News magazine sixty Minutes coming out
Speaker 5: in a rare rebuke denying charges by former President Trump
Speaker 5: and others. Actually, the program doctor and an answer in
Speaker 5: Vice President Kamala Harris's recent interview to make her look
Speaker 5: better to viewers.
Speaker 2: So apparently it breaks down to this.
Speaker 5: CBS ran an excerpt of the Democratic presidential candidates interview
Speaker 5: on Face the Nation the day before it ran the
Speaker 5: special edition of Sixty Minutes that aired on October of it.
Speaker 5: So the answer to the question about Biden's administration handling
Speaker 5: of the Israeli Gaza war was different than the one
Speaker 5: that aired on the program. They say, it's false that
Speaker 5: they did any crazy editing or anything like that. It
Speaker 5: said sixteen minutes, gave one expert of the interview to
Speaker 5: Face the Nation and then used the longer section there
Speaker 5: than they did on sixty Minutes, which is editing.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to tell you, but it is.
Speaker 5: The portion used on sixteen minutes was more succinct, which
Speaker 5: allows time for other subjects in the wide ranging twenty
Speaker 5: one minute long segment. The stupid thing about this is, yeah,
Speaker 5: you did edit it or you did use it to
Speaker 5: be succinct. The whole point is that she's not a
Speaker 5: succinct person.
Speaker 2: That's the That was the whole point of it.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, Let's make this perfectly clear. That's
Speaker 1: every other line that she says, to be perfectly clear.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of that. Yeah, and none of this matters.
Speaker 4: She's also saying, come on, man a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh no, you took that from her boss. It's on, man,
Speaker 5: if she comes if she tells anybody that corn pop
Speaker 5: was not a bad dude, I'm out.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a break. We'll come back. More
Speaker 1: handle on the news on this October twenty first Monday,
Speaker 1: the Dodgers are going to the World Series. Friday is
Speaker 1: the first game at Dodger Stadium, first pitch at four,
Speaker 1: and you can listen from well. The game's being broadcast
Speaker 1: live from the Gallpen Mortars Broadcast Booth on AM five
Speaker 1: seventy LA Sports and an HD on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: Keyword Am five seventy La Sports and all you do
Speaker 1: is Google who's going to sell the most commercials? And
Speaker 1: I heart app will come up. Huh okay, let's do
Speaker 1: it more. Handle on the news with Amy, Neil and Me.
Speaker 4: Not ready for prime time.
Speaker 1: Too bad.
Speaker 4: They're out there but being investigator.
Speaker 3: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has started an investigation
Speaker 3: into Tesla's full self.
Speaker 4: Driving mode on their cars.
Speaker 3: There's two point four million of them on the roads
Speaker 3: and there have been a series of crashes, one of
Speaker 3: them killed the pedestrian. They're doing the investigation after just
Speaker 3: four collisions that all happened while drivers had their cars
Speaker 3: piloting themselves, and they happened in low visibility conditions like
Speaker 3: fog or dust or sunglare. So they're thinking it's not
Speaker 3: picking up when the visibility's led, the car's not seeing.
Speaker 1: Question here, question here, What new massive technology has been
Speaker 1: instituted in cars over the last fifty years that has
Speaker 1: caused four fatalities And basically that's it, and what do
Speaker 1: you do with that now? The only thing is is
Speaker 1: that it's not fully self driving. That is a little
Speaker 1: bit of a stretch.
Speaker 2: I'm going to.
Speaker 1: Argue that that is a little bit of false advertising,
Speaker 1: but you know it's you know, at some point, can
Speaker 1: you imagine when airplanes were first put in the sky?
Speaker 1: How many fell out of the sky? Does that mean
Speaker 1: we shouldn't have airplanes now? So not that those four
Speaker 1: families aren't devastated, of course, losing their loved ones, But
Speaker 1: you know how big a deal is that, over the
Speaker 1: course of millions and millions of cars that have this technology,
Speaker 1: just saying all right, let's move on.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 5: Some two hundred thousand mail carriers have reached a tentative
Speaker 5: contract deal with the US Postal Service. It includes backdated
Speaker 5: pay raises and a promise to provide workers with, oh
Speaker 5: my gosh, can we even do it air conditioning in
Speaker 5: their trucks for Pete's sake. The new agreement, which still
Speaker 5: needs to be ratified by union members, runs through November
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six. Letter carriers have been working on this
Speaker 5: for a while. They've been without a new contract ever
Speaker 5: since their old one expired in May of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 5: and they've been working under the old contract. And give
Speaker 5: them what they want. These people work their ass off, man.
Speaker 5: That is not a fun.
Speaker 1: Gig, and they get eaten by dogs. How much is
Speaker 1: the first class stamp now? Because I don't even know
Speaker 1: because I buy my stamps at Costco, you know, and
Speaker 1: you get those packets of five thousand stamps for X
Speaker 1: number of dollars, So I don't know what an individual
Speaker 1: stamp cost. How much is first.
Speaker 4: Class for seventy three cents?
Speaker 5: I was going to say, it's like I thought it
Speaker 5: was almost seventy five cents, But yeah, that's still when
Speaker 5: you think of yeah, it's still it's still a body.
Speaker 1: It's still it's still a bargain. It's one of the
Speaker 1: cheapest I think stamp prices in the world.
Speaker 5: Still, Yeah, we do not give them enough praise. That
Speaker 5: is a hard gig and it's pretty impressive what gets
Speaker 5: done via the postal service.
Speaker 1: Just my two cents now, I oh buy that.
Speaker 4: Some rumblin in the Southland, not a whole lot, but
Speaker 4: a little.
Speaker 3: A series of small earthquakes hit yesterday afternoon. The strongest
Speaker 3: of them was at three point six. It hid in
Speaker 3: the waters off Catalina. The first quake was at three
Speaker 3: point one. That was at four to eleven. Then there
Speaker 3: was a little two point five a few minutes later,
Speaker 3: and then about an hour later there was three point six. Again,
Speaker 3: no damage or anything like that. I think mother Nature
Speaker 3: was just testing us to see if we paid attention
Speaker 3: during the Great American Shakeout.
Speaker 1: Yes, now here is what we're hearing is that this
Speaker 1: when you have these this number of small quakes over
Speaker 1: this period of time. We're talking over the last few months.
Speaker 1: The seismologists are telling us that this is the precursor
Speaker 1: of the big one, or it isn't there, or it
Speaker 1: isn't Yeah, no one has any idea.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, Bill, I just talked to
Speaker 3: a seismologist last week and he said that it doesn't y.
Speaker 1: No one has any idea at all. What does any
Speaker 1: of this mean other than you're gonna get some shaking, okay,
Speaker 1: And by the way, we get more shaking at the
Speaker 1: studio when a big truck rumbles by and you can
Speaker 1: feel it.
Speaker 5: Hey, everybody, it's the Bill handle show Ish. He is
Speaker 5: back from vacation. Ish At six forty eight the am
Speaker 5: Neil Svadri here with you with Amy King. As we
Speaker 5: continue with handle Ish on the news, authorities are investigating
Speaker 5: the cause of a partial ferry doc collapse on Georgia's
Speaker 5: Is it Ceppello.
Speaker 2: Amy Sapello, we go with that.
Speaker 4: I believe so.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: It turned a day of celebration into a tragedy. Horrible
Speaker 5: to hear. This isn't even an old bridge. It left
Speaker 5: at least seven people dead and six critically injured as
Speaker 5: crowds gather for this cultural festival. The Gangaway was completed
Speaker 5: in November of twenty twenty one. There should be very
Speaker 5: little maintenance on it. It's an aluminum gangway, and they
Speaker 5: had daily inspections, and for whatever reason, it collapsed. There
Speaker 5: was about forty people.
Speaker 2: On it at the time. Just a horrible tragedy.
Speaker 1: Hey, welcome back, Bill Handle here on a Monday morning.
Speaker 1: All right, so I was a little late coming in,
Speaker 1: but you know.
Speaker 5: Back in the news, Bob, We're already back.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know. Okay, give me a question. Let me
Speaker 1: have you answer this question. What is more important putting
Speaker 1: my fretatas in the toaster oven or doing the news?
Speaker 2: I think you need exactly.
Speaker 1: I rest my case precisely.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Let's move on Health dot Com. Okay, so they're in
Speaker 1: the oven. Let's move on. Let's move on.
Speaker 4: We the People is worth a lot. A rare copy.
Speaker 3: Of the US Constitution that was printed two hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty seven years ago and sent around to the States
Speaker 3: to be ratified, has sold an auction for nine million dollars.
Speaker 3: It's the only copy of its type thought to have
Speaker 3: been privately owned, and bidding took over just over seven minutes.
Speaker 3: The bids were coming in at five hundred thousand dollars intervals.
Speaker 3: They haven't said who the guy who or gal who
Speaker 3: got it was.
Speaker 1: Here's a question I don't know the answer to, and
Speaker 1: it's one of those really weird ones, and that is
Speaker 1: how many copies did the founding fathers actually sign of
Speaker 1: the Constitution? Was there an original copy one which I'm
Speaker 1: assuming doesn't exist, or were one hundred printed and each
Speaker 1: one had to be individually signed. I don't know the
Speaker 1: answer to that. If there is an original, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if it exists or not, probably not. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine what that document, the value of that document is.
Speaker 4: They say there are thirteen of them yet existence.
Speaker 1: So we're talking about copies that were made to that
Speaker 1: original documents like they're they're like lithographs.
Speaker 5: Well, why wouldn't the original exist somewhere?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know the answer, because everything
Speaker 1: is copy of. Now, when they say copy of, does
Speaker 1: that mean here's a copy of an original? And I
Speaker 1: don't know the answer to that. That's actually worth looking up.
Speaker 5: And I were in Philadelphia together we saw like some
Speaker 5: of the early I don't understand.
Speaker 1: No, I understand the drafts, and I get that, and
Speaker 1: there are early drafts. Matter of fact, this is an
Speaker 1: early draft. But it's still retally interesting that that question,
Speaker 1: And I don't know the answer to that. I have
Speaker 1: to look that up.
Speaker 3: There was a rare first edition printed copy of the
Speaker 3: Constitution that went up for auction in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: and it was sold for more than forty three million dollars.
Speaker 1: And again, was there an original document that was signed
Speaker 1: by the founding bothers? And one original? Because that's there's
Speaker 1: one of those.
Speaker 3: Well, then this is one of the sur copies from
Speaker 3: the first printing of the final text, which was produced
Speaker 3: for delegates of the Constitutional Convention and Continental Congress in seventeen.
Speaker 5: Which one which one did Nicholas Cage steal.
Speaker 1: Good point?
Speaker 3: Hey have you ever seen it? Have you gone to
Speaker 3: DC and looked at it? Yeah, you can't barely see
Speaker 3: it anymore.
Speaker 1: But if they thought. It is an astounding feeling too. Look,
Speaker 1: this is the document that the United States was founded on,
Speaker 1: and the historical not only for us, but this was
Speaker 1: the first time that a modern democracy, actually a national
Speaker 1: democracy democracy existed on the planet. That's I mean, it's
Speaker 1: an extraordinary feeling to see that up close and go,
Speaker 1: my god, George Washington signed that John Hancock sign that
Speaker 1: right there. I mean, it's really that's what happened. When
Speaker 1: you see an original of an Abraham Lincoln signature, you go, wow, do.
Speaker 5: You ever do you think that that when John Hancock
Speaker 5: signed it? He said, hey, put your John Hancock right here.
Speaker 1: I think someone did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's funny. I wouldn't have thought, would have thunk.
Speaker 5: North Korea has said it found the remnants of a
Speaker 5: South Korean military drone that any further violation of its
Speaker 5: territory would result in a declaration of war. So they
Speaker 5: say that between the two sides of the peninsula there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they say that every week, North Korea, And that's
Speaker 1: how they sell the military to their own people who
Speaker 1: are starving there, who are eating twigs for dinner, saying
Speaker 1: we have to defend because we're about to be invaded.
Speaker 5: But they're still fighting with poop balloons and loud speaking.
Speaker 1: Yeah they are, which is fine, and the occasionally there's
Speaker 1: a skirmish they're shooting across the border. George Gascone is
Speaker 1: going to die amy politically speaking.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because maybe this should tell him something. He
Speaker 3: raised a bunch of money before he h won his
Speaker 3: office in twenty twenty, thirteen million dollars and this was
Speaker 3: in the wake of George Floyd and a lot of
Speaker 3: people donated to support criminal justice reform and all of that. Well,
Speaker 3: that money's dried up, and his challenger, Nathan Hakman has
Speaker 3: raised about ten point four million, and Gascon for this
Speaker 3: campaign one point two million.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, let me tell you how much. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: not even in trouble with this race is of the
Speaker 1: race is over now. Hawkman is thirty points above Gascon
Speaker 1: among likely voters. Where do you go with that? You
Speaker 1: go out of office is what you do? Thank Jesus,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 5: Coming out of Ukraine, a video purporting to show dozens
Speaker 5: of North Korean recruits lining up to collect you know,
Speaker 5: Russian military fatigues, bags, all these things has been released
Speaker 5: by Ukrainian officials, who say that it shows that Russia
Speaker 5: is trying to introduce troops sent by Pyongyang into this
Speaker 5: particular conflict.
Speaker 1: So that's no surprise. North Korea, this cow telling is
Speaker 1: trying to get in the good graceis of Putin. Putin
Speaker 1: has become a rogue dictator. Russia is now considered a
Speaker 1: rogue country, as is North Korea. So that's no surprise.
Speaker 1: Let's finish it.
Speaker 4: Up, okay.
Speaker 3: So if you're depressed, here's something else to make you
Speaker 3: even more depressed.
Speaker 4: Not good news.
Speaker 3: Thousands of bottles of antidepressants have been recalled across the
Speaker 3: US because they were found to contain levels of a
Speaker 3: potentially cancer causing chemical which is above the acceptable limit
Speaker 3: set by the US FDA. It's deloxetine delayed release capsules,
Speaker 3: and the recail started on October tenth. That's been given
Speaker 3: the second highest risk classification by the FDA.
Speaker 1: Question, I ask you, Amy, can you think of anything
Speaker 1: that doesn't cause cancer? No?
Speaker 4: Not really?
Speaker 1: Or yeah? I can think cancer doesn't cause cancer, but
Speaker 1: everything else does. So yeah, what does that mean? It
Speaker 1: means there's another one for us. All right, guys, we're
Speaker 1: done with handle on the news. On this Monday, October
Speaker 1: twenty one, coming up Schwanzgate. Donald Trump, according to Democrats,
Speaker 1: out does himself. But why it doesn't matter. He actually
Speaker 1: appreciates the size of the now dead Arnold Palmer's schwantz
Speaker 1: and I'll it was at a rally, and I'll explain
Speaker 1: why it really doesn't matter. So it's much to do
Speaker 1: about nothing or in the case of Arnold Palmer or something.
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