Speaker 1: You're listening to Wake Up Call on demand from KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty and now Handle on the news. Ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 2: Good morning one and all. It's Thursday morning, May fifteenth.
Speaker 2: Then you know what we celebrate on May fifteenth. It's
Speaker 2: national something mango SORBEB Day, or it's.
Speaker 3: Actually Peace Officers Memorial Day.
Speaker 2: There you go, Okay, okay, I'll buy that one. It's
Speaker 2: when it's a National cockroach Day.
Speaker 4: There's a day for everyday. Oh my god, did my
Speaker 4: dog just walk in here? Yes? They did. Okay. They
Speaker 4: come in and say good morning all the time.
Speaker 5: Wow, well, thanks for taking us all with you.
Speaker 2: No, it's just I get a heuge kick out of
Speaker 2: they come in the morning and say hello to me,
Speaker 2: and it's uh see, there's my little.
Speaker 4: My little weenie.
Speaker 2: You know. That's let me tell you something, it's that's
Speaker 2: three good meals right there.
Speaker 4: It's okay, this is radio sir. Oh yeah, that's right, okay,
Speaker 4: good morning, everybody. All right, let me put her down?
Speaker 4: All right, little is all right? Where were we? Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: we're doing a radio show.
Speaker 2: That's fine, Yeah we were yeah, yeah, all right, So
Speaker 2: good morning, Neil.
Speaker 6: Oh, hey, Bill, how are you pal?
Speaker 2: I'm good good good Yeah, Amy, good morning.
Speaker 3: Good morning. It's also National Chocolate Chip Day.
Speaker 4: See there you go. Now it's not chocolate.
Speaker 2: It's chocolate chip not chocolate chunk day, because you have
Speaker 2: those morsels, and there's two different kinds of chips. Right,
Speaker 2: You've got the little hershey, tiny little chips, the Hershy's
Speaker 2: kisses kind of thing, and then you have the ankers.
Speaker 4: So which one is it?
Speaker 3: It is chocolate chip Day. But I do like a
Speaker 3: good chunk.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, there you go, So there'll be a chocolate
Speaker 2: chunk Day at some point, of course, there will. Okay,
Speaker 2: will good morning, Good morning Bill. All right, Oh look
Speaker 2: at you button down shirt this morning, just for you
Speaker 2: and yeah, very elegant, very elegant.
Speaker 6: Look at that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and shaved.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 4: Wow? Did you man escape yourself? Also, that's a lot
Speaker 4: of information. Did you give yourself an Argentinian.
Speaker 6: Look at everybody just hoping I don't answer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh it was Kno. Is that dressed a little
Speaker 4: uniquely today? Is the same sweatshirt and hat that he
Speaker 4: always wears?
Speaker 6: Yes, thank you? And also happy National Nylon Stocking Day.
Speaker 2: A minute first of all, we're not going to talk
Speaker 2: about who wears those. You know, don't knock it until
Speaker 2: you've tried it, all right, Okay, does anybody.
Speaker 4: Wear nylons anymore?
Speaker 6: Amy?
Speaker 2: And does anybody wear them? And whatever having to pantyhose
Speaker 2: or any of that.
Speaker 3: I haven't worn nylons in years. Yeah. I did wear
Speaker 3: tights in Paris because it's cold.
Speaker 4: Oh don't you women wear spanky's or something?
Speaker 5: Spanksans spankys not.
Speaker 3: Here though, And I don't like I hate spanks. Do
Speaker 3: you like spanks? And no, I think they're awful.
Speaker 4: They're just don't try it till you don't until you
Speaker 4: ex it.
Speaker 6: I love them o great because.
Speaker 4: They make your butt nice and firm, you know me?
Speaker 4: What with a tight butt?
Speaker 3: No, it's spanks, I spanky?
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I I get it. Okay. I think I
Speaker 4: said hello to everybody, haven't I?
Speaker 3: No, you didn't say hello to me. I thought I
Speaker 3: had an You don't have to say especially say hello?
Speaker 3: Can you mut mute?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: I'm not okay? Thank you there, dope.
Speaker 5: And in his defense, he was confused by daw Uggs
Speaker 5: and apparently the little rascals are on his mind spanky
Speaker 5: and everything.
Speaker 4: Else coming on.
Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough, let's say you get you guys ready
Speaker 2: for some news.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, let's do it.
Speaker 2: It's time for Handle on the News with Amy Neil
Speaker 2: and me lead story. Well, we finally got the word
Speaker 2: about that putative meeting. Oh, the putentaive meeting that almost
Speaker 2: worked between Zelensky and Putin Zolensky.
Speaker 4: Putin said, yeah, we'll meet.
Speaker 2: Zelensky said, We're going to meet personally in Turkey regarding
Speaker 2: any of the war. Putin bailed out. He said, now
Speaker 2: we're not going to meet personally. I'll send my delegation.
Speaker 2: And at that point Zilinsky is out of it too,
Speaker 2: and the president, our president is not showing up there either.
Speaker 2: So you know, there's it's going to be a day
Speaker 2: in Turkey without the fixings.
Speaker 4: Let me explain that.
Speaker 6: No, we got you. Oh, okay, good, we understood it.
Speaker 7: The power that judges have is in the hands of
Speaker 7: the Supreme Court. So today the High Court's going to
Speaker 7: be hearing the case that has to do with birthright citizenship.
Speaker 7: But the real issue. We got this from Stephen Portnoy
Speaker 7: with ABC. Thank god he can explain all this stuff,
Speaker 7: is that the White House has been stopped by judges
Speaker 7: who are issuing injunctions against his orders while it plays
Speaker 7: out and they're litigated in court. And it includes immigration,
Speaker 7: it includes birthright citizenship, It includes withholding federal funds from
Speaker 7: schools with diversity programming, relocating transgender women in federal prisons,
Speaker 7: removing deportation protections, all kinds of stuff. Well, today the
Speaker 7: Supreme Court's going to take up the case that has
Speaker 7: potentially major implications on the power of the judicial branch,
Speaker 7: because they're basically going to be deciding do judges have
Speaker 7: the power to issue nationwide orders?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a single federal judge can stop the entire country
Speaker 2: from moving forward. There are two sides to this coin.
Speaker 2: One that is a legitimate question. Two, if the judges
Speaker 2: don't have the power, So let's say the White House,
Speaker 2: the administration says, Okay, birthright citizenship does not exist anymore.
Speaker 4: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's an argument that can be made. You
Speaker 2: look at the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, and the
Speaker 2: court goes back and forth. Look at row, You've got
Speaker 2: discrimination cases, look at slavery, which actually was upheld by
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court in the eighteen fifties in the dread
Speaker 2: Scott case said yeah, yeah, you're yeah, you can own people.
Speaker 2: And so here is the big issue, and that is
Speaker 2: is a practical issue. If the judges don't have a
Speaker 2: right to stop immediately the redefinition of the birthright citizenship,
Speaker 2: that means that if the president can continue to do
Speaker 2: what he wants to do, and that is take away
Speaker 2: those people's citizenship right just to remove them based on
Speaker 2: the fact that they're reinterpreting what birthrights citizenship is, does
Speaker 2: that mean he has the power to deport people? And
Speaker 2: later on the court reinstates it because it becomes a
Speaker 2: constitutional issue.
Speaker 4: What happens to those people that have been.
Speaker 2: Tossed out of the country who now have been deemed
Speaker 2: citizens on an appeals court decision or Supreme Court decision
Speaker 2: versus maintaining a single judge's ability to say no, you
Speaker 2: can stop it now. It's all he's going to go
Speaker 2: on appeal. The problem is do these people who are
Speaker 2: citizens can they be denied citizenship? It's interesting stuff to
Speaker 2: say the least. Both sides have a point, and I
Speaker 2: don't know which way to go on that.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 6: Okay, want one more?
Speaker 5: Uh sure, you break it all right? Okay, now, go ahead, Okay,
Speaker 5: e p A announced rollbacks for some of the Biden
Speaker 5: era limits on these forever chemicals in our drinking water.
Speaker 5: These are the p f A s's because I am
Speaker 5: not going to pronounce them, and these are the limits
Speaker 5: to find these forever chemicals in your water. So some
Speaker 5: of them certain you know they're they're concerned is about cancers,
Speaker 5: babies being born with low birthweight, cardiovascular disease. These are
Speaker 5: the risks that are increased by these forever chemicals, and
Speaker 5: you know the Trump administration is rolling some of that back.
Speaker 5: In some cases.
Speaker 2: Lit'sten At bottom line it you're not going to be
Speaker 2: able to by paint without lead in it. By the
Speaker 2: end of the year, they're going to mandate manufacturing lead
Speaker 2: in paint.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I'm a little surprised at this, aren't you?
Speaker 7: Because because RFK Junior is such a big get the
Speaker 7: chemicals out, get our population healthy, the moms.
Speaker 6: Florida or Flora. I'd rather everything else. He's okay with.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't understand any of it. I mean
Speaker 2: yesterday when he was in the hearing in front of
Speaker 2: Congress yesterday or in front of the Senate, and he
Speaker 2: wouldn't he would not say that measles the measles vaccine
Speaker 2: are the best protection. He danced around that one, although
Speaker 2: he had said it previously. Oh the other thing that
Speaker 2: I loved what he did is he had mentioned in
Speaker 2: terms of vaccines that the only vaccine that has been
Speaker 2: tested with a double blind placebo study, which is the
Speaker 2: gold standard of testing vaccines, was the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 6: And okay, that's what he said.
Speaker 2: And Bill Cassidy, who is a Senator who voted to
Speaker 2: confirm him. The guy's a doctor and he had some
Speaker 2: real issues, went on the record to say, no, that's
Speaker 2: not true, and then went through a litany of the
Speaker 2: vaccines who have gone through that kind of testing.
Speaker 4: None of it makes sense. None of it makes sense.
Speaker 3: You know how Trump likes to make a deal.
Speaker 7: Mexico's security chief has confirmed that seventeen family members of
Speaker 7: cartel leaders crossed into the US last week. It was
Speaker 7: part of a deal between a son of the former
Speaker 7: head of the Sinaloa cartel and the Trump administration. It
Speaker 7: was family members of of the Ovidio Guzman Lopez Lopez Sorry,
Speaker 7: and of course he's El Chappo's son. The family members
Speaker 7: walked across the border from Tijuana with their suitcases to
Speaker 7: waiting US agents last week.
Speaker 4: And I guess what, they cut a deal to go
Speaker 4: to prison.
Speaker 2: And in I don't get it other than they realize
Speaker 2: that they're not going to be able to buy their
Speaker 2: way out of the issues in Mexico because now Mexico
Speaker 2: extradites these people, picks them up.
Speaker 4: And extradites them.
Speaker 2: And that's the last thing any of them want to
Speaker 2: be extradied in the United States because they end up
Speaker 2: in prison, federal maximum security prison.
Speaker 4: No hookers. So this was sort of done under the table,
Speaker 4: wasn't it.
Speaker 7: Amy This is the first that I'm hearing about it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was done last week. And they're saying that the
Speaker 7: younger Guzman, who's the son of l Chapo, was planning
Speaker 7: to plead guilty to avoid trial for drug trafficking charges
Speaker 7: in the US. He was extradited here in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 7: So maybe they're doing it to protect the family. They're
Speaker 7: not saying is the family going to be incarcerated, what
Speaker 7: happens to them?
Speaker 5: Don't know, all right, Although cheers broke out yesterday as
Speaker 5: Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee signed off
Speaker 5: on the new GOP tax breaks bill. You know, they've
Speaker 5: been going back and forth on this. There's still a
Speaker 5: lot of work to do and some separation. The bloom
Speaker 5: is off the rose. You've got Representative Chip Roy from Texas,
Speaker 5: the leader of the conservative wing, says.
Speaker 6: That there's a significant.
Speaker 5: Number of those who could not bless this product.
Speaker 6: So there is some separation there.
Speaker 2: I mean, the deficit hawks are coming out of the
Speaker 2: woodward finally, because we're looking at a two trillion dollar
Speaker 2: national the deficit, and so that means that there's going
Speaker 2: to be added to the national debt. And there was
Speaker 2: no such thing as a deficit hawk the first time
Speaker 2: My Trump was in office, no such thing. They went
Speaker 2: from oh my god, we're spending too much money to
Speaker 2: whatever he wants. Now you've got a few of them
Speaker 2: on the Freedom Coucers saying, wait a minute, man.
Speaker 4: You know, we're Republicans.
Speaker 2: We don't believe in going into deficit year after year
Speaker 2: after year with the government. So we'll see what happened.
Speaker 2: There's going to be there will be at this point.
Speaker 2: I think some kind of compromise.
Speaker 3: Thirty bucks to make the bed. The La City Council's
Speaker 3: voted twelve to three.
Speaker 7: I believe it was the vote in favor of raising
Speaker 7: the minimum wage for workers in the tourism industry. What
Speaker 7: that means is that these workers are going to have
Speaker 7: the highest minimum wage in the country. So hotels with
Speaker 7: more than sixty rooms companies doing business at LAX will
Speaker 7: be paying their workers thirty dollars an hour by twenty
Speaker 7: twenty eight. It'll go up gradually. It starts if it
Speaker 7: gets final approval from the city council. It goes up
Speaker 7: starting in July, and then incrementally over the next couple
Speaker 7: of years. But by twenty twenty eight, that's a forty
Speaker 7: eight percent hike in minimum wage for hotel employees, and
Speaker 7: airport workers would be seeing a fifty six percent wage increase.
Speaker 2: Okay, a couple things first, Well, I did the math
Speaker 2: on this. Sixty thousand dollars a year for forty hour
Speaker 2: week at thirty dollars an hour, and how many people
Speaker 2: do you think are going to be leaving? iHeart to
Speaker 2: make beds in hotels and effectively double their pay.
Speaker 6: CONO, where's Kono?
Speaker 3: Where'd he go?
Speaker 4: He's off to the Hilton to make some beds.
Speaker 5: Okay, allow you to dress like a hoodlum when you
Speaker 5: work in hospitality.
Speaker 6: How's the sweatcher to hoodlum guys? Thank you?
Speaker 4: Oh I'm sorry? A hoodie and that kind of hat.
Speaker 2: You look like the Unibomber, the happy phase, A happy
Speaker 2: face on my sweatshirt.
Speaker 4: The un obomber was very happy when he was blowing
Speaker 4: people up.
Speaker 6: How come the eyes are xed out on it? Hood
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 5: Dick's Sporting Goods to buy foot Locker for two point
Speaker 5: four billion.
Speaker 6: The deal was.
Speaker 5: Announced just this morning, confirming the way Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of the more interesting UH purchases because you
Speaker 2: have a company that refers to a body part, but
Speaker 2: by a company that is referring to a body part
Speaker 2: in its title.
Speaker 6: Oh fascinating.
Speaker 2: Hey, you remember thinking that that that goes in business class.
Speaker 2: Believe me, they're going to be studying this one for
Speaker 2: a while.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You went through that big sporting thing for a while,
Speaker 5: and you were going in there all the time, coming
Speaker 5: out with a big bag of dicks, and.
Speaker 6: You were like, oh, I just got this and this,
Speaker 6: and so.
Speaker 2: You went farther than I did, and that doesn't usually happen.
Speaker 2: That that rarely happens, you know that. Then you have
Speaker 2: the company song. Of course, now you have a new company.
Speaker 2: You know the ankle boats connected to the foot bone
Speaker 2: and the foot bones connected to and then just go
Speaker 2: straight up from there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we could do forty five minutes on this one.
Speaker 4: You know that.
Speaker 6: I'm ashamed of myself.
Speaker 4: You should.
Speaker 3: Jay Junior gets grilled Robert F.
Speaker 7: Kennedy Junior was on Capitol Hill for back to back
Speaker 7: congressional hearings to defend his messaging on vaccines and also
Speaker 7: the growing measles outbreak, the firing of thousands of federal
Speaker 7: healthcare worker or federal health workers, and also cuts to
Speaker 7: the agencies that he oversees. This first time that he's
Speaker 7: been in front of Congress since he was sworn in,
Speaker 7: and Kennedy did find some common ground on his efforts
Speaker 7: to ban food dies, get rid of pharmaceutical advertising. Who
Speaker 7: wouldn't agree with that, reducing drug pricing, But he did
Speaker 7: get into it with lawmakers over vaccines and at one
Speaker 7: point got into it with Representative Mark Pokin, who's from Wisconsin.
Speaker 7: He asked if Kennedy would vaccinate his own kids against measles,
Speaker 7: and Kennedy paused and then finally said probably.
Speaker 5: He is.
Speaker 2: He At one point yes, the measles vaccine is the
Speaker 2: best deterned or the best protection. And then he's come
Speaker 2: back and when he's asked that, he starts talking about
Speaker 2: the risk of vaccines. You know, the outbreak of measles
Speaker 2: primarily in Texas, and now it's in the thousands of
Speaker 2: Americans who have gotten measles, who have somehow well they have,
Speaker 2: they've gotten measles. Every single one of those people have
Speaker 2: not been vaccinated. Everyone who has measles has not been vaccinated.
Speaker 4: What does that tell you?
Speaker 6: Don't hear anybody surprised?
Speaker 4: No, and you you don't see that very much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when did the GOP become the party of wing
Speaker 5: nuts and conspiracy theories?
Speaker 6: When did that happen? The Grand Old Party is no
Speaker 6: longer around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, it's you know what I'm trying to think,
Speaker 2: because it was before, well it was, it's always had
Speaker 2: its little it was always fringe. It was always fringe.
Speaker 2: And when and when you had the MAGA supporters. That's
Speaker 2: not to say it is. I think it's when Trump
Speaker 2: came into power or became a national figure.
Speaker 4: And it's not that he is a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: It just so happens that the conspiracy theorists love him,
Speaker 2: and he if anybody's on his side, there is.
Speaker 4: They're all wonderful. The January sixth.
Speaker 2: Attackers of the Capitol Capitol all heroes, all of them.
Speaker 2: And you've got people in Congress who are You know
Speaker 2: what it did when the Internet started going crazy and
Speaker 2: the conspiracy hit the internet, that's when it go Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's when it is.
Speaker 5: And then on the flip side, you've got AOC and
Speaker 5: wing nuts. Yeah, but AOC isn't that crazy. AOC is
Speaker 5: just politically out of it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, I'm not talking about factually, No,
Speaker 2: she is not.
Speaker 4: She is a communist.
Speaker 2: She does she talk about anybody in the Republican side
Speaker 2: describing them as pedophiles. We're talking about Congress people describing
Speaker 2: them as killing children and drinking their blood. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've got crazy people, conspiracy theories, the deep state.
Speaker 4: Now I disagree, she's out of her mind. She's out
Speaker 4: of her mind. But it's not.
Speaker 2: It's not wing nut village. That's the difference. I think
Speaker 2: that's all.
Speaker 4: It's just they go in a different direction and they're
Speaker 4: just crazy.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, yeah, all right, Starbucks, you've got hundreds of
Speaker 5: Starbucks employees walking off the job. I saw some of
Speaker 5: this yesterday. Since Sunday, they've been protesting the companies do
Speaker 5: dress dress code. That's that's how good they have it.
Speaker 5: They're complaining about the fact that they switched to the
Speaker 5: black shirt and black brown pants or something like that.
Speaker 5: They even went as far as to say that they
Speaker 5: were going to I remember this came out. Starbucks said
Speaker 5: they were going to buy or give each person two
Speaker 5: black shirts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's different.
Speaker 2: Their their big complaint is you're going The only complaint
Speaker 2: they have that's legitimate is you want us to dress
Speaker 2: or have these kinds of clothes, the black top, the
Speaker 2: black pants or whatever they want, and we have to
Speaker 2: go out and buy them, and you don't pay us
Speaker 2: very much money.
Speaker 4: Now, if they offer to pay for them, it's a
Speaker 4: new form the.
Speaker 5: Pay they're offering to give the shirts for one restaurant
Speaker 5: doesn't have a dress code for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't get it. I don't know where these
Speaker 4: folks are going with that.
Speaker 5: So then you had the folks from Starbucks saying there's
Speaker 5: been no significant impact to store operations on a national level.
Speaker 2: Right, and one of the union people say that we're
Speaker 2: already struggling, so therefore to get by and we have
Speaker 2: to buy new clothes, according to them. So we're getting
Speaker 2: two different stories here.
Speaker 7: So Bonnie got the DOJ's backing over that seven forty
Speaker 7: seven gifted by Katar. The Justice Department internal Legal Advisors
Speaker 7: clear to memos signed by ag Bondi endorsing whether it
Speaker 7: was legal for President Trump to accept that seven forty
Speaker 7: seven to eight luxury jet. The Office of Legal Counsel
Speaker 7: approved the membo before Bondy signed it.
Speaker 3: According to CNN, Yeah, there's.
Speaker 4: A lot of question about that.
Speaker 2: But you know, I don't know how illegal it is
Speaker 2: for the US government to accept the gift from a
Speaker 2: foreign power, because that's what they do constantly. Every time
Speaker 2: someone visits, they switch gifts and then it goes. I
Speaker 2: think it's the Archives that handles the gifts, and there's
Speaker 2: zillions of them. I don't think the issue is the
Speaker 2: gifting of the seven forty seven. The big issue is
Speaker 2: what's going to happen to it. It's being gifted to
Speaker 2: the Pentagon, and then at the end of Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: term as president, it then is transferred to his Presidential library.
Speaker 4: Now it's not for his personal use. He says he's
Speaker 4: not going to use it personally.
Speaker 2: Which I believe, by the way, that is the legal issue,
Speaker 2: and then just the practical issue. My god, this is
Speaker 2: so crazy, it's beyond crazy. I'm going to talk more
Speaker 2: about that coming up at seven fifty. It is insanity,
Speaker 2: you know, as I describe every morning there's something more
Speaker 2: insane going on. This is right up there with insanity
Speaker 2: just practically speaking.
Speaker 4: I'll do that at seven fifty.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 5: The pursuit of keeping people out of their cars during
Speaker 5: the Olympics coming up in twenty twenty eight, LA County
Speaker 5: leaders are considering installing a water taxi, so this would
Speaker 5: be between Long Beach and San Pedro. Of course, the
Speaker 5: Bass administration is now looking at ways to get potholes
Speaker 5: in the water.
Speaker 2: But that.
Speaker 4: That's very strong. I wish I had thought of that.
Speaker 4: And here's an interesting part of the story. San Pedro
Speaker 4: isn't going to host any events, but it's going to.
Speaker 5: Long Beach and there's stuff going out but not San Pedro.
Speaker 3: Well that's good then, because it wouldn't be so congested.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why would everybody go to Sampedro.
Speaker 3: Because they're going to take the water taxi over to
Speaker 3: Long Beach.
Speaker 2: Uh okay, people want to fact, I just think that.
Speaker 7: One through, all right, all right, let me just another
Speaker 7: way to get there. And as was it, jenis Hans
Speaker 7: said it should be fun.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Let her do a little traffic control during the Olympics
Speaker 2: and describe it as fun.
Speaker 7: Speaking of traffic, way mo problems for driverless taxis, Weaimo
Speaker 7: has recalled more than twelve hundred of its autonomous.
Speaker 3: Vehicles because of a software defect.
Speaker 7: Apparently, the vehicles keep crashing into things gates, chains, and
Speaker 7: other obstacles in the road. Nobody's been hurt and the
Speaker 7: crashes are said to be minor. But this is over
Speaker 7: twelve hundred vehicles, and of course Weimo started driving around
Speaker 7: La late last year. It also is in San Francisco, Phoenix,
Speaker 7: and Austin, Texas. They say that they have found an
Speaker 7: fix for the software problem, so not sure when they'll
Speaker 7: be back on the roads.
Speaker 4: But still way more dangerous then we thought.
Speaker 7: No, nobody's been heard. It's crashing into gates and chains
Speaker 7: and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Way mo dangerous.
Speaker 6: Maybe he already did that, she led with that?
Speaker 4: Did you lead with that?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, Oh I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Oh, sorry, I didn't listen before. I was looking at
Speaker 2: the other stories. You know what, I rarely do this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna apologize.
Speaker 7: Than calendar that May fifteenth, twenty five.
Speaker 4: Yeah notice, okay.
Speaker 5: Trump announces Boeing deal with Cutter Qatar worth billions. White
Speaker 5: House fact sheet actually said it was ninety six billion,
Speaker 5: and the agreement for two hundred and ten American made
Speaker 5: Boeing planes, even though Trump had earlier said that it
Speaker 5: was worth two hundred billion and included one hundred and
Speaker 5: sixty jets.
Speaker 6: So we're not sure which one is which.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I mean what differences that make? You know?
Speaker 4: What's one hundred billion here, one hundred billion there?
Speaker 2: Different I'm looking at these figures, and I tell you
Speaker 2: these the planes they're talking about. If you look at
Speaker 2: the ninety six billion dollars that is one hundred that's
Speaker 2: four hundred and almost five hundred almost five hundred million
Speaker 2: dollars per plane.
Speaker 4: I doubt that.
Speaker 2: And if you look at two hundred billion dollars, that's
Speaker 2: what over a billion dollars per plane. None of these
Speaker 2: numbers make any sense. None of these numbers work. Although
Speaker 2: for Boeing, boy do they need this?
Speaker 4: What a mess? Boweing has been in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, comes at a good time for them.
Speaker 2: It does all right, guys, we're done. We are completely done.
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