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You're listening to KPI AM six forty the Bill Handle
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Show on demand on the iheartradioph.
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Come on, stop it, guys. Until I figured this out, it's.
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A stolen vehicle. Can you see the front wheel? It
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looks like it's glowing.
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I saw that.
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Yeah, the right side it breaks?
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Or you know what? Do you guys understand something? That
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this is radio? And they will badly, I might add.
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He is going fast?
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Are we gonna keep on doing this?
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Well, it's your show, Bill Oh really?
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And now Handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen, here's
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Bill Handle.
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And good good morning everybody, Bill Handle.
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And it's a Friday morning, October third, which means it's
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foody Friday. And ask Candle anything. And I'm back from
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atoning for my sins. I woke up very early yesterday
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to start a toning, and I went to bed very
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late and couldn't quite get all of them in.
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There was a very long list. In any case, all.
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Right, we can get into the religious aspect of that,
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but I'm not going to.
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Not even thought it was a day of a Tony,
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so you watch. That's why when I.
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First said a day of a Tony, ago Tony.
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Yeah, watched a bunch of musicals.
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Yeah we're talking. I did talk to Tony Sorrentino yesterday.
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Good guy, Yeah, good guy. And yeah that was it.
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So can I tell you that opening there about the
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car chase. We have never ever received so much positive,
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so many positive talkbacks ever saying please continue to talk
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about the car chase. Okay, Well that tells me one
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negative not okay.
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Fair enough, fair enough.
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So here's what you want to do on a regular basis, Kno,
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Since you are the master of editing, why don't we
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just go ahead and put together a car chase who
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the hell knows, and we'll do it with sound effects,
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you know, all of it, the screeching, the helicopter sound
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in the background, wlah blah blah blah, occasional silent siren,
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and we'll just make it up and we'll have the exclusive.
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By the way, because you will not be able to
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go to any of the local television stations that normally
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carry these things cover to cover, wall to wall.
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I'm going live from the car now. I'm just gonna
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look drive around looking for him, and if there aren't any.
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We make them up.
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The one, right, we make them up, all right, so anyway,
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good morning, Neil, good morning you look back are yeah,
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I am, yes, and good morning Cone, Good morning Bill,
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and Amy there you are, Hi, Bill, welcome, Hey, you're welcome. Yeah,
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I done, Tony, and good morning. And by the way,
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do you know that there's fasting that goes on. You
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keep you fast for twenty four hours, and that's not
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only no food, but no water. I mean, it is
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a serious fast because, for example, if you're a Muslim,
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Ramadan is thirty days, but you're only fast during the
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day and then you eat like a pig at night,
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which is I think a great way to fast is
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you just hold off and then you really eat, not on.
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You keep poor.
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I mean, you fast, then you go to synagogue and
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you do your prayers and you do all of it.
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And it's gotta say this traffic was lighter yesterday.
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It was. It was much lighter. Yeah. Most most Jews,
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most Jews are.
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Pleasure they call them high holiday Jews, where they only
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go to synagogue those days, not during the rest.
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Of the year.
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There's holiday Christians too, holiday Catholics.
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That okay, that's fair enough, okay, fair enough.
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And one of the I don't go anymore.
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You know that they sell tickets to go to synagogue.
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Oh, thanks for breaking the stereotype.
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Yeah, well they do.
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It's a fundraiser, and it's something they don't do collection
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plates or anything at church or at synagogue. It's simply well,
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they're not interested in coin. They just want checks.
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The tracks.
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Yeah, that works all right anyway. And but it's free.
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I mean if you don't want to, you know, I
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mean every synagogue of course, if you want to walk
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in and just say it's free, but you will sit
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in the nosebleed seats. Okay, what else? Who else can
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I make fun of?
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Now?
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Religious wise? In October was another religious holiday, Halloween.
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Oh the Pagans.
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Yes, yes, let's do that. We'll do are you?
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Are we going to do costumes by the way, on
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Halloween at the station this year?
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Yeah?
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Maybe you know what I'll do digital costumes. Will just
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take pictures up to the cameras.
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That actually would be a lot of fun, wouldn't it.
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Let's okay, enough of that, we are digressing. Which, Oh,
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how unusual, how unusual the show digresses? Okay, guys, it's
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time to do it on a Friday morning.
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Oh, by the way, Kno, just before we go. Do
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I have this right?
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Only four commercials this morning? It is odd, yes, only full. Wow,
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it's a very light day. Rarely rarely to we only
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get four commercials. Okay, let's do it. It's time for Handle
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on the News with Amy Neil and me lead story
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and a big explosion, a massive explosion at the Chevron
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refinery in El Segundo. And it was what was it?
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On the way back from Sofi And you saw this,
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didn't you? Oh I didn't see it. Oh okay, I
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heard about.
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It all right.
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Yeah I was asleep. So but oh that's right, you
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would have that's just before ten thirty. Well, no, you
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were working, you were working. Yeah, in any case, just
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this huge thing. And here's the problem with any time
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there is a refinery taken off line here in California,
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and that is, expect gas prices to go up five
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dollars a gallon because that's what ends up happening. How
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long like today? I think it was pretty quick. I
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think it was up pretty quickly. Yeah, we'll see, we'll
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see how much gas goes up today. It'll be several
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My guess it'll be several cents a gallon because they
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don't build refineries anymore.
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You know, if you look at the.
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Last what forty years, as California's population has doubled, the
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number of refineries has not doubled, not even close.
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And a couple more are leaving the stake.
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Yeah, it's even better because California has these weird rules
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with the summer blend and it, so they can't buy
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California can't buy gas from outside of the state. All
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the other states when they run low on gas, they
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just go to the pipeline and they go to the
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gasoline grid will if you will, and buy from whoever,
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not California. It's got to be California, which is miserable.
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Yah, says the guy that says vote yes on Prop fifty.
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Okay, Yeah, what does one thing have to do with
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the other.
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Politicians having very specific needs for our gas in California
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has nothing to do with it.
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Well, I think it's more of the environmental that's right
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without I think we should let the Southern states manufacture
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new districts to make sure that Republican Congressation.
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Okay, that gas down there, you go, all right? Moving on.
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Okay, So.
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There was a car and a knife used in an
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attack on a synagogue yesterday in Manchester or two people died,
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others were hurt. Well, now they're saying that one of
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the victims actually died from a gunshot wound, not a
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knife or a car. And they say that they believe
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that two of the people affected were huddled behind a
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door in the synagogue trying to get the attacker not
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to be able to come into the building and they
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ended up getting shot. They said that the wounds were
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consistent with a gunshot industry so injury. So it appears
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that police may have shot them as they were trying
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to go after the attacker.
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From what I understand, the attacker did not have a weapon.
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Ye had a knife.
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He did it only with a knife, yeah, and so,
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and the police killed him because he I don't know
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it was it to drop the knife incident or did
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he get up and try to go after the cops.
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I had no idea, But unfortunately friendly fire and two
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members of the congregation were killed.
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As you said, Amelia er Art, so long so lost
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maybe located. So Pardue University and some of the researchers
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there traveling are set to travel to the South Pacific.
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There's this visual anomaly some say that they've seen it
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is since the thirties, since the late thirties, you know,
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not far not long after the plane disappeared with Earhart
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and Noonan her navigator. But they've seen this visual anominally
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this thing that is an object of some kind in
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the lagoon there and a small island which is about
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four hundred miles southeast of Howland Island, which is where
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Earhart and Noonan planned to their planned destination. Right, So,
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I guess back in nineteen thirty seven, that's when that
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took place. Nineteen thirty eight, they started seeing this little
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anomaly there, so they're gonna go check and see if
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that anomaly is actually the plane.
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Every once in a while, you hear we found it,
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we found the plane.
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I mean, that's been going on for literally decades and decades.
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What January twentieth of this year, they had announced that
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they found the plane under a pizza parlor in Chicago,
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And so you just don't know.
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No, But in twenty twenty, in twenty twenty they did
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is when they started zeroing in on this particular location
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thinking it's it, and they're just putting together, Yeah, we
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know she.
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Was lost somebody and howel An Island is this spec
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and they were going to go and refuel there she
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and Noonan and totally disappear. It's one of the great
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disappearing stories of the previous centuries.
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So you think they'd still find bones. Yeah, I don't know,
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why not place like that?
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Sure? Yeah?
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Did we have to find any bones in the Titanic?
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Or is that just all consumed by animals?
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I think, you know, I don't even know. I don't
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think there were bones because that was down to ten
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thousand feet Yeah, and I don't know if I don't
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even know do bones survive? I mean, this was in
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a lagoon, probably forty feet underwater. I mean, this was nothing.
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But that's a good question, a matter of fact. And
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would you look that up? I mean, whatever's preserved is
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preserved at ten thousand feet below a sea level. But
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do bones survive at that depth? And I don't know
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the answer.
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If they find this, I mean, just think about how
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many years it is taken.
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Well, one hundred and well almost one hundred years, ninety
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years something like that.
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Yeah, all right, No human bones have been found in
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the Titanic.
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Rick, Okay, So my guess is that they have been
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consumed were crushed or whatever happens at ten thousand.
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Or jack crushing, pressure, corrosive salt water, and deep sea
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scavengers have caused them to decompose and dissolve over time.
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There's the answer exactly. But they are dense and resistant
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to pressure.
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So is Bill.
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Thank you Today it's a foody Friday, and also ask
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handle anything Friday, which is always fun sort of my
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last well, my favorite hour because it's the last hour
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of the last day of the last month of the
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last year.
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Or who you work on Saturdays.
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Yeah, that's true. It's a World War One reference.
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Okay.
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Used to be yeah, used to be Armistic day. Now
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it's Memorial Day. All right, guys, let's do it more
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handle on the news with Amy Neil and me in.
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It to win it.
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President Trump says the United States is in an armed
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conflict with drug cartels. He sent a notification to Capitol
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Hill seeking to give legal cover for taking lethal action
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against potential drug traffickers. Remember, there have been several strikes
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against what the administration says are Venezuelan boats in international waters.
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We've seen the video of them blowing up the boats
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that the administration has said we're filled with drugs. Some
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lawmakers say those were unlawful military strikes on alleged civilian
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criminals in the Western Hemisphere. So Trump directed the Pentagon
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to do operations pursuant to the law of armed conflict
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after he determined that the US is in a non
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international armed conflict with these designated terrorist organizations that have
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helped kill US citizens with drugs.
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I don't know whether that's legally within his ability to
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do that, because now we may be parsing what's going on.
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But I don't think too many people are opposed to this.
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And it's pretty easy to tell what one of those
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boats look like. You know, they're zipping along at ninety
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miles an hour, and they pretty well can tell these
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or drug boats.
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we're acting now it's a legitimate Yeah, I agree, all right,
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is really navy those Gazabound flotillas, they the the strategy
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keeps changing. They're looking at getting as many of them
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as they can out there, so it's harder for Israeli
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police officers and the like to keep them from getting
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to Gaza. So they were deployed yesterday and the southern
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port ofd and to process some four hundred and fifty
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international activists.
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That's a lot forty boats up there, and thinking that
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the Israeli Navy or the Israeli coast Guard is not
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going to be able to stop so many. They can
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stop them, that's not a problem. They can throw up
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as many as they want. The Israelis will stop them.
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Did you know that Israel has a submarine fleet?
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I did, but I learned.
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I think they have six or eight submarines out there.
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one or two more boats than can be picked up
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by the navy or their coastguard. You'll see a couple
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of these flotilla human.
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What's their biggest concern? These are humanitarian?
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being diverted by Hamas and it's being used to actually
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fund Hamas, and I know they're israel Is not putting
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up a whole lot of evidence for that one. The
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other one is a lot of pressure they want to
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put on Gaza, and the more pressure it is they think,
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the stronger they are.
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Israel. It's not going to block backfire or not, who knows.
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But I'm waiting for the Israeli military, the navy to
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just start torpedoing some of these aid boats. That is
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entertainment just watching those things. I think that would be bad.
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Pr Thornbooger would be all.
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How dah you yeah, it wouldn't be now deah you
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bob Yeah.
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But realistically, for whatever purposes, human aid is just not
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going in. That's all there is to it. It's just
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not going in. They're stopping it. These activists are just
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being stopped cold. And it's in a symbolic by the way,
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it's not very much. Even if they will on forty boats,
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you're not going to get the bit. And there's small
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and they're small boats, and most of them been chartered
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by the Venezuela cartel, so they're bringing in drugs.
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Okay, let's uh, let's move on.
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I think I have a couple of stories conflated.
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There an out of office message sent without consent. Apparently
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several people who've been furloughed from the Department of Education
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say they had out of offices messages that blame the
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Democrats for the government's shutdown automatically sent from their email
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accounts without their consent or their knowledge. The sources are
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speaking on condition of anonymity. They're worried about retribution.
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They say the move is disturbing and violating, as well
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as one that could potentially impact their professional reputations.
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Let me ask this, and I maybe I misheard this
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yesterday that I heard a story about an official notification
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from the TSA to some of its employees saying you
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are furloughed because the Democrats won't come to the table
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and it's their fault.
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Did I get that right?
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I haven't seen that particular message, but it sounds like
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that's what these were out of office messages.
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Now this one was yet right.
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But this one I had heard, and I don't know
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if it's true or not, came directly from the TSA
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to subordinates.
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And I don't know the answer.
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But you know, I mean, at what point do you say, Okay,
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it's the Republican's fault. Now you go ahead of these
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agencies saying it's the Democrats the Democrats? I mean, is
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there anything that is not politicized anything?
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Although your government shut down is pretty purely political isn't it.
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No, No, I know, I don't know, I don't miss uh,
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you know, please don't misunderstand.
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I agree.
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But the notification to employees that they have been furloughed,
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do you think that should have political overtones?
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Well, they're coming, they're probably.
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That is about as petty as you can get at that. Yeah,
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I'm yeah, that is about as petty as you can get.
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To put it in and out. We will not be
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working today because of the Democrats. Please please reach out
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maybe in another week to see if those damn Democrats
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have have pulled their head out. It doesn't go back
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to work organization. That's funny, sad, but funny. All right, Amazon,
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we've talked about this before, Bill, about the private labels
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doing very well, like Kirkland and at your local stores.
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In Amazon, although they have their you know, a couple
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of private labels launching their own private label brand called
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Amazon Grocery, which will be the umbrella for all of
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their little brands. And this is to challenge Costco and Walmart,
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any of these groups that are coming up with their
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really high end private labels that people seem to be
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switching before you never did. That was the whole thing
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in marketing, right, You've got to grab somebody early. They
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have brand loyalty, and then they die using that brand
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and we're switching. Now. I have many of these you
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know stories.
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Well look at look how what percentage of food as
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a result, as a percentage of sales this Costco selling
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food huge churned out? And where was I yesterday? Of
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course I was at Costco. Yeah, I was atoning at Costco.
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And with your proteges, I generally try to go for
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the I generally try to go for the snacks and samples.
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But it's the Costco I go to.
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There are a lot of very aggressive Korean ladies who
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push be out of the way.
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And so we should.
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And now you know what they're doing now is the
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demonstrators are they're hawking. I mean they're hawking like they're
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at a circus midway samples, sapples there, try your samples and.
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Never the ones, not the demonstrate.
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I was thinking of protesters when you said demonstrate, you're
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talking about the people who give out the samples, didn't.
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I say, oh, demonstrators as in those who demonstrate.
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Okay, yeah, I got.
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It, and yeah they're I want to go to them
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and go, hey, you know what, there's some English second
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language courses at your junior college.
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You may want to consider those.
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Book But that's a no no because that's everybody who
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works at Costco and hands out samples.
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You're still a racist, Well yeah, well that's one you'll
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go to a bad one.
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Let me ask me, if you hate every single race,
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does that make you a racist? If you if you
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hate your own race, does that make your races?
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Yeah, it just means that you're well rounded.
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Turning out the lights in the city of Lights. Nationwide
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strikes in France have led to the closure of the
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Eiffel Tower. About eighty five thousand demonstrators hit the streets
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to protest governments spending cuts. So they said, okay, fine,
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the Eiffel Tower is shutting down. No reopening date has
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been posted as of last night. The strikes come as
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President Macron and his new Prime Minister Sebastian Lacarneu negotiate
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the country's budget. Union leaders are advocating for more spending
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on public services, a reversal of an increase to the
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retirement age, and higher taxes for the wealthy.
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Right, well, that's a French that's the French.
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I mean they got a little upset with the retirement
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age of thirty six and one can bring it down
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to thirty four, and they are nine weeks of vacation. Now,
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a couple things about the Eiffel Tower. If you ever
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get to go to France, first place to see the
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Eiffel Tower is on the Eiffel Tower. It is a
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monumental waste of time. What you want to do is
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see the Eiffel Tower and that lit up against the
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skylight of.
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Paris.
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And so there are a couple of great places to
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do it. So I don't think it's any great loss
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for those. And it's a fortune to get up there,
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and you got to climb the stairs. And if you
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want to have food there the Jules Verne restaurant, it's
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a Michelin star restaurant. It's nine thousand dollars for a meal.
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I mean, it's crazy, man, Yeah, no, it's so no
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great shakes.
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You know, this is Europe.
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You know, in Europe, go to in Italy, for example,
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you can go to the newspaper in Italy and they
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print up the dates of the strikes that are going
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to be happening throughout the year. Seriously, they print up
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the dates.
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When do they get anything done? Does Europe actually work?
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It's weird. They want to retire by noon? Yeah, pretty much.
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Oh my gosh, more time for our art, all right.
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Texas Mega Church founder m m mmmm. He is pleading
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guilty to sexual abuse. What a horrible story. Mega Church
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founder Robert Morris has been accused and he finally coughed
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to it. Uh, it's you know, to have a predator
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like this in a power position over a church, especially
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this large is horrific. And he didn't apologize either. The
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young girl said that she came forward. What a brave
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human she is to say that there that she knows
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that she can't be the only one to any of
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these stories.
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When you think about the kind of craziness going out there.
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Yeah, you know, I told John Cobalt once, I said,
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not everybody in the church is crazy, but everybody everybody
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that's crazy is in a church.
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That makes sense.
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So there's a difference to it. But the religion does
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attract nuts.
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Not everybody is nuts, but it's because it's a great place.
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That is a good place to be hidden. You know,
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why are so many for example, Scout leaders and clergymen.
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Why there are so many, I think relatively speaking. I
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don't know the statistics percentage wise, but those are great
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organizations if you are a child predator to be protected
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and stay hidden. Particularly I mean the Catholic Church, which
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actually protected those people outright for decades and decades, which
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is knowing about it.
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Yeah, one of the reasons why I left the Catholic Church, honestly.
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So, somebody's lurking off the coast.
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Venezuela says it has detected US fighter jets near its
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Caribbean coast. The Defense minister said it was a provocation
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by the United States opposed a threat to national security.
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Later yesterday, the Venezuelan government then issued a statement saying
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the aircraft had been detected about forty six miles off
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the coast, away from standard territorial waters, which are about
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twelve nautical miles off coast.
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This is international waters.
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A provocation, I think Venezuela should send up one or
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two of its own fighter jets and maybe attack American planes.
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What do you think that'll show the US will show
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them provocation?
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Yeah, I mean, you know, we fly all over the place.
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They fly all over the place. You know.
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Russians fly all over the place, the US goes near
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Russian airspace. It just happens all the time. Venezuela. This
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guy Maduro is kind of really crazy. He's yeah, he's
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up to his eyeballs and all the bad stuff that's
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going on out there.
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California News, Oh, I thought you were going to go
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to a break. No, sure, the votes of Californians. You know,
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we're dilly deli. And you get at last minute, November fourth,
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you drop your ballot in a mail box, and now
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you have Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State
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Shirley Weber. They're saying, you know, they may not be
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counted because the speed in which the US Postal Service
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gets them and puts the stamp on them. They have
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to have the date, stamp and all that on them beforehand.
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And they said, you know, this is a problem because
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you have voters who live fifty miles or more from
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regional mail processing facilities in Los Angeles, Belt Garden, San Diego,
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Santa Clarita and these areas that may not be eligible
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because of the postmark has to be on or before
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election day.
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Yeah, so if you're going to vote, vote early.
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And as Neil said, in this case, if you Deley,
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there will be no Deli.
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Yeah. That's my biggest concern is that.
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Is well, you started that.
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That should be your new tag, just like Conway Deale Deli.
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Why don't we take a break now, what do you think?
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And will Yeah? Yeah, and we'll finish leadall handle in
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the news all right.
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Uh, there are penalties for playing with the president. Governor
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Newsom has threatened to cut billions of dollars in state
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funding to universities, including usc UH, to any campus that
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agrees to a Trump administration UH compact to enact sweeping,
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largely conservative campus policies in exchange for prior priority access
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to funding. Newsom said if any California university signs this
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rattical agreement, they will lose billions in state funding, including
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cal grants. California will not bankroll schools that sell out
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their students, professors, researchers, and surrender academic freedoms.
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This is well, I'm going to talk more about this
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seven o'clock. This is Newsome and the President playing chicken
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with each other at the university level, particularly by the
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way University California Davis, where they study poultry sciences.
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That's where they really are playing chicken. The point is what.
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You're fine, Okay, thank you very much, But it was
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so no right and wrong anymore. No one's standing up
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for what's best. They're just playing against each other, and
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we get to sit here and get screwed.
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As I think.
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I'll tell you, I'm going to give Newsome the moral
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high ground on this one. I really am, because it's
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it's fighting back for what I believe is a position
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that is not fit K.
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And then the right would say that Trump was fighting
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a back against the democratic rule from previous administrations, and
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then we keep going back to an infinite regression.
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Except and I'm going to throw something in university, whether
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it was liberal or liberal or conservative, and I happen
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to think the universities are have been a wildly left wing.
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I'm not argamating to start that way.
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It's well, it's even going on that way for all
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started by religionists. Oh yeah, okay, let's go to John Okay,
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let's go to John Harvard. You know who started this
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little theo theological logical. But thank you back in the
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sixteen hundreds in Massachusetts. I'm talking about modern day universities
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which are wildly left wing, but they've been left alone.
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The point is academic freedom is academic freedom, and that
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is the point. He's not going to see the Trump
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administraries just start screaming about Brigham Young University. Oh no,
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that's different. So that's the point I'm making, all right, Neil. Yeah,
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I can't hear you, but that's a say.
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If you justify these things, there is no moral ground.
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It's just people coming up with their own excuses. Is
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twy it's moral.
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I am going to talk more about that at seven
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o'clock and dive into the political aspects of that, and
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the morality will leave to mister moral.
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And that's over there in the where Neil hangs.
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Out God forbid reason, there's the morality center of our show.
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Moving on, it ain't you, sister, Neil Europe.
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I'm taking my time. Yeah, woman admits to stealing two
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point eight million. She worked for an instant noodle company
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and now she's in hot water in Orange County. You
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had this woman. She oversaw all the you know, the
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monies going on, and those are the ones that usually
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embezzle slowly but surely over the years between twenty seventeen
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and twenty twenty three, she embezzled more than two point
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eight million. And you know, the first thing people do.
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It's not like they save and they you know, it's
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like all these riches like jewelry and designer bags, and
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she brought bought property in Alabama and Hawaii and all
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these things. And you eventually get caught. Somebody goes, the
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numbers aren't numbering, and they come after you.
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Okay, this was Oh it was a ramen company.
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Yeses a noodle company.
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Okay. Were you a college student eating a lot of ramen?
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Yes?
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Was that you?
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Okay, I still eat a lot of Roman.
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Glad to hear that.
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I love it.
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Oh, that's right, because you work here at iHeart there
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you go. Of course you eat a.
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Lot of ramen.
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Oh the drones.
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Munich Airport in Germany is becoming the latest airport to
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have to shut down because of drone sightings a little
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too close to for comfort. The airport was shut for
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several hours. Seventeen flights were grounded. It was shut down
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from about ten pm until five am the next day.
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Fifteen arriving flights had to be diverted to other cities
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because of the drone sightings, they had about three thousand
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passengers affected, and so they had picked of some of
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the passengers who are just stuck there overnight, sleeping in
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a row of camp beds and they have food and
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drink and blanket.
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Have this become more and more prevalent? What a problem
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can have to just develop? And I'm assuming the technology's
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out there, some kind of death ray. A drone goes
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too close to an airport, boom just takes it out
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right there and just it falls down.
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Well, it's all done by you know RF. It's all
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radio frequencies. I'm surprised they are.
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But they can just knock it out right, those free
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knock them down. Why, it's just why do you need this?
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You know, these cockroaches who decide they're going to interfere
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in commercial airspace near airports where people land, where air
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traffic controllers are too busy not working because they're out
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on strike. Okay, we'll be back with that kf I
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am sixty.
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You've been listening to the Bill Handle Show.
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Come on, stop it, guys. Until I figured this out, it's.
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A stolen vehicle. Can you see the front wheel? It
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looks like it's glowing.
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I saw that.
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Yeah, the right side it breaks?
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Or you know what? Do you guys understand something? That
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this is radio? And they will badly, I might add.
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He is going fast?
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Are we gonna keep on doing this?
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Well, it's your show, Bill Oh really?
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And now Handle on the news, ladies and gentlemen, here's
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Bill Handle.
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And good good morning everybody, Bill Handle.
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And it's a Friday morning, October third, which means it's
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foody Friday. And ask Candle anything. And I'm back from
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atoning for my sins. I woke up very early yesterday
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to start a toning, and I went to bed very
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late and couldn't quite get all of them in.
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There was a very long list. In any case, all.
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Right, we can get into the religious aspect of that,
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but I'm not going to.
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Not even thought it was a day of a Tony,
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so you watch. That's why when I.
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First said a day of a Tony, ago Tony.
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Yeah, watched a bunch of musicals.
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Yeah we're talking. I did talk to Tony Sorrentino yesterday.
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Good guy, Yeah, good guy. And yeah that was it.
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So can I tell you that opening there about the
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car chase. We have never ever received so much positive,
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so many positive talkbacks ever saying please continue to talk
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about the car chase. Okay, Well that tells me one
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negative not okay.
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Fair enough, fair enough.
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So here's what you want to do on a regular basis, Kno,
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Since you are the master of editing, why don't we
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just go ahead and put together a car chase who
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the hell knows, and we'll do it with sound effects,
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you know, all of it, the screeching, the helicopter sound
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in the background, wlah blah blah blah, occasional silent siren,
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and we'll just make it up and we'll have the exclusive.
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By the way, because you will not be able to
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go to any of the local television stations that normally
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carry these things cover to cover, wall to wall.
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I'm going live from the car now. I'm just gonna
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look drive around looking for him, and if there aren't any.
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We make them up.
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The one, right, we make them up, all right, so anyway,
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good morning, Neil, good morning you look back are yeah,
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I am, yes, and good morning Cone, Good morning Bill,
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and Amy there you are, Hi, Bill, welcome, Hey, you're welcome. Yeah,
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I done, Tony, and good morning. And by the way,
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do you know that there's fasting that goes on. You
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keep you fast for twenty four hours, and that's not
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only no food, but no water. I mean, it is
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a serious fast because, for example, if you're a Muslim,
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Ramadan is thirty days, but you're only fast during the
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day and then you eat like a pig at night,
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which is I think a great way to fast is
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you just hold off and then you really eat, not on.
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You keep poor.
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I mean, you fast, then you go to synagogue and
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you do your prayers and you do all of it.
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And it's gotta say this traffic was lighter yesterday.
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It was. It was much lighter. Yeah. Most most Jews,
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most Jews are.
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Pleasure they call them high holiday Jews, where they only
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go to synagogue those days, not during the rest.
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Of the year.
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There's holiday Christians too, holiday Catholics.
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That okay, that's fair enough, okay, fair enough.
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And one of the I don't go anymore.
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You know that they sell tickets to go to synagogue.
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Oh, thanks for breaking the stereotype.
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Yeah, well they do.
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It's a fundraiser, and it's something they don't do collection
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plates or anything at church or at synagogue. It's simply well,
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they're not interested in coin. They just want checks.
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The tracks.
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Yeah, that works all right anyway. And but it's free.
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I mean if you don't want to, you know, I
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mean every synagogue of course, if you want to walk
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in and just say it's free, but you will sit
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in the nosebleed seats. Okay, what else? Who else can
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I make fun of?
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Now?
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Religious wise? In October was another religious holiday, Halloween.
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Oh the Pagans.
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Yes, yes, let's do that. We'll do are you?
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Are we going to do costumes by the way, on
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Halloween at the station this year?
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Yeah?
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Maybe you know what I'll do digital costumes. Will just
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take pictures up to the cameras.
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That actually would be a lot of fun, wouldn't it.
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Let's okay, enough of that, we are digressing. Which, Oh,
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how unusual, how unusual the show digresses? Okay, guys, it's
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time to do it on a Friday morning.
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Oh, by the way, Kno, just before we go. Do
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I have this right?
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Only four commercials this morning? It is odd, yes, only full. Wow,
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it's a very light day. Rarely rarely to we only
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get four commercials. Okay, let's do it. It's time for Handle
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on the News with Amy Neil and me lead story
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and a big explosion, a massive explosion at the Chevron
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refinery in El Segundo. And it was what was it?
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On the way back from Sofi And you saw this,
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didn't you? Oh I didn't see it. Oh okay, I
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heard about.
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It all right.
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Yeah I was asleep. So but oh that's right, you
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would have that's just before ten thirty. Well, no, you
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were working, you were working. Yeah, in any case, just
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this huge thing. And here's the problem with any time
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there is a refinery taken off line here in California,
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and that is, expect gas prices to go up five
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dollars a gallon because that's what ends up happening. How
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long like today? I think it was pretty quick. I
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think it was up pretty quickly. Yeah, we'll see, we'll
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see how much gas goes up today. It'll be several
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My guess it'll be several cents a gallon because they
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don't build refineries anymore.
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You know, if you look at the.
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Last what forty years, as California's population has doubled, the
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number of refineries has not doubled, not even close.
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And a couple more are leaving the stake.
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Yeah, it's even better because California has these weird rules
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with the summer blend and it, so they can't buy
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California can't buy gas from outside of the state. All
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the other states when they run low on gas, they
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just go to the pipeline and they go to the
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gasoline grid will if you will, and buy from whoever,
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not California. It's got to be California, which is miserable.
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Yah, says the guy that says vote yes on Prop fifty.
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Okay, Yeah, what does one thing have to do with
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the other.
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Politicians having very specific needs for our gas in California
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without I think we should let the Southern states manufacture
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new districts to make sure that Republican Congressation.
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Okay, that gas down there, you go, all right? Moving on.
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There was a car and a knife used in an
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attack on a synagogue yesterday in Manchester or two people died,
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others were hurt. Well, now they're saying that one of
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knife or a car. And they say that they believe
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door in the synagogue trying to get the attacker not
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consistent with a gunshot industry so injury. So it appears
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that police may have shot them as they were trying
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members of the congregation were killed.
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this thing that is an object of some kind in
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the lagoon there and a small island which is about
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thinking it's it, and they're just putting together, Yeah, we
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and they were going to go and refuel there she
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and Noonan and totally disappear. It's one of the great
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disappearing stories of the previous centuries.
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So you think they'd still find bones. Yeah, I don't know,
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why not place like that?
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Sure? Yeah?
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Did we have to find any bones in the Titanic?
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think there were bones because that was down to ten
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thousand feet Yeah, and I don't know if I don't
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a lagoon, probably forty feet underwater. I mean, this was nothing.
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would you look that up? I mean, whatever's preserved is
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preserved at ten thousand feet below a sea level. But
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do bones survive at that depth? And I don't know
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Rick, Okay, So my guess is that they have been
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scavengers have caused them to decompose and dissolve over time.
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Thank you Today it's a foody Friday, and also ask
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handle anything Friday, which is always fun sort of my
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last well, my favorite hour because it's the last hour
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of the last day of the last month of the
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Or who you work on Saturdays.
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it's Memorial Day. All right, guys, let's do it more
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handle on the news with Amy Neil and me in.
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It to win it.
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President Trump says the United States is in an armed
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conflict with drug cartels. He sent a notification to Capitol
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Hill seeking to give legal cover for taking lethal action
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against potential drug traffickers. Remember, there have been several strikes
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against what the administration says are Venezuelan boats in international waters.
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that the administration has said we're filled with drugs. Some
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lawmakers say those were unlawful military strikes on alleged civilian
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criminals in the Western Hemisphere. So Trump directed the Pentagon
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to do operations pursuant to the law of armed conflict
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after he determined that the US is in a non
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international armed conflict with these designated terrorist organizations that have
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helped kill US citizens with drugs.
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I don't know whether that's legally within his ability to
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boats look like. You know, they're zipping along at ninety
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miles an hour, and they pretty well can tell these
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or drug boats.
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we're acting now it's a legitimate Yeah, I agree, all right,
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is really navy those Gazabound flotillas, they the the strategy
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keeps changing. They're looking at getting as many of them
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as they can out there, so it's harder for Israeli
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police officers and the like to keep them from getting
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to Gaza. So they were deployed yesterday and the southern
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port ofd and to process some four hundred and fifty
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international activists.
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the Israeli Navy or the Israeli coast Guard is not
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going to be able to stop so many. They can
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stop them, that's not a problem. They can throw up
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as many as they want. The Israelis will stop them.
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I think they have six or eight submarines out there.
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one or two more boats than can be picked up
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by the navy or their coastguard. You'll see a couple
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of these flotilla human.
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What's their biggest concern? These are humanitarian?
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being diverted by Hamas and it's being used to actually
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fund Hamas, and I know they're israel Is not putting
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up a whole lot of evidence for that one. The
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other one is a lot of pressure they want to
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put on Gaza, and the more pressure it is they think,
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the stronger they are.
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Israel. It's not going to block backfire or not, who knows.
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just start torpedoing some of these aid boats. That is
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entertainment just watching those things. I think that would be bad.
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Pr Thornbooger would be all.
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How dah you yeah, it wouldn't be now deah you
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going in. That's all there is to it. It's just
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not going in. They're stopping it. These activists are just
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being stopped cold. And it's in a symbolic by the way,
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it's not very much. Even if they will on forty boats,
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you're not going to get the bit. And there's small
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and they're small boats, and most of them been chartered
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by the Venezuela cartel, so they're bringing in drugs.
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Okay, let's uh, let's move on.
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I think I have a couple of stories conflated.
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There an out of office message sent without consent. Apparently
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several people who've been furloughed from the Department of Education
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say they had out of offices messages that blame the
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Democrats for the government's shutdown automatically sent from their email
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accounts without their consent or their knowledge. The sources are
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speaking on condition of anonymity. They're worried about retribution.
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They say the move is disturbing and violating, as well
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as one that could potentially impact their professional reputations.
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Let me ask this, and I maybe I misheard this
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yesterday that I heard a story about an official notification
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from the TSA to some of its employees saying you
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are furloughed because the Democrats won't come to the table
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and it's their fault.
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Did I get that right?
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I haven't seen that particular message, but it sounds like
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that's what these were out of office messages.
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Now this one was yet right.
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if it's true or not, came directly from the TSA
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to subordinates.
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And I don't know the answer.
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it's the Republican's fault. Now you go ahead of these
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agencies saying it's the Democrats the Democrats? I mean, is
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there anything that is not politicized anything?
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Although your government shut down is pretty purely political isn't it.
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you know, please don't misunderstand.
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I agree.
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But the notification to employees that they have been furloughed,
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do you think that should have political overtones?
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Well, they're coming, they're probably.
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That is about as petty as you can get at that. Yeah,
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I'm yeah, that is about as petty as you can get.
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To put it in and out. We will not be
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working today because of the Democrats. Please please reach out
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maybe in another week to see if those damn Democrats
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have have pulled their head out. It doesn't go back
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to work organization. That's funny, sad, but funny. All right, Amazon,
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we've talked about this before, Bill, about the private labels
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doing very well, like Kirkland and at your local stores.
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In Amazon, although they have their you know, a couple
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of private labels launching their own private label brand called
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Amazon Grocery, which will be the umbrella for all of
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their little brands. And this is to challenge Costco and Walmart,
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any of these groups that are coming up with their
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really high end private labels that people seem to be
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switching before you never did. That was the whole thing
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in marketing, right, You've got to grab somebody early. They
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have brand loyalty, and then they die using that brand
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and we're switching. Now. I have many of these you
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know stories.
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Well look at look how what percentage of food as
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a result, as a percentage of sales this Costco selling
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food huge churned out? And where was I yesterday? Of
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course I was at Costco. Yeah, I was atoning at Costco.
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And with your proteges, I generally try to go for
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the I generally try to go for the snacks and samples.
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But it's the Costco I go to.
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There are a lot of very aggressive Korean ladies who
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push be out of the way.
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And so we should.
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And now you know what they're doing now is the
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demonstrators are they're hawking. I mean they're hawking like they're
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at a circus midway samples, sapples there, try your samples and.
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Never the ones, not the demonstrate.
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I was thinking of protesters when you said demonstrate, you're
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talking about the people who give out the samples, didn't.
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I say, oh, demonstrators as in those who demonstrate.
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It, and yeah they're I want to go to them
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and go, hey, you know what, there's some English second
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language courses at your junior college.
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Book But that's a no no because that's everybody who
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You're still a racist, Well yeah, well that's one you'll
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go to a bad one.
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does that make you a racist? If you if you
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hate your own race, does that make your races?
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Yeah, it just means that you're well rounded.
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Turning out the lights in the city of Lights. Nationwide
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strikes in France have led to the closure of the
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Eiffel Tower. About eighty five thousand demonstrators hit the streets
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to protest governments spending cuts. So they said, okay, fine,
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the Eiffel Tower is shutting down. No reopening date has
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been posted as of last night. The strikes come as
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President Macron and his new Prime Minister Sebastian Lacarneu negotiate
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the country's budget. Union leaders are advocating for more spending
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on public services, a reversal of an increase to the
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retirement age, and higher taxes for the wealthy.
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Right, well, that's a French that's the French.
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I mean they got a little upset with the retirement
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age of thirty six and one can bring it down
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to thirty four, and they are nine weeks of vacation. Now,
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a couple things about the Eiffel Tower. If you ever
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get to go to France, first place to see the
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Eiffel Tower is on the Eiffel Tower. It is a
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monumental waste of time. What you want to do is
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see the Eiffel Tower and that lit up against the
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skylight of.
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Paris.
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And so there are a couple of great places to
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do it. So I don't think it's any great loss
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for those. And it's a fortune to get up there,
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and you got to climb the stairs. And if you
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want to have food there the Jules Verne restaurant, it's
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a Michelin star restaurant. It's nine thousand dollars for a meal.
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I mean, it's crazy, man, Yeah, no, it's so no
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great shakes.
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You know, this is Europe.
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You know, in Europe, go to in Italy, for example,
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you can go to the newspaper in Italy and they
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print up the dates of the strikes that are going
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to be happening throughout the year. Seriously, they print up
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the dates.
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When do they get anything done? Does Europe actually work?
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It's weird. They want to retire by noon? Yeah, pretty much.
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Oh my gosh, more time for our art, all right.
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Texas Mega Church founder m m mmmm. He is pleading
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guilty to sexual abuse. What a horrible story. Mega Church
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founder Robert Morris has been accused and he finally coughed
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to it. Uh, it's you know, to have a predator
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like this in a power position over a church, especially
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this large is horrific. And he didn't apologize either. The
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young girl said that she came forward. What a brave
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human she is to say that there that she knows
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that she can't be the only one to any of
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these stories.
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When you think about the kind of craziness going out there.
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Yeah, you know, I told John Cobalt once, I said,
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not everybody in the church is crazy, but everybody everybody
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that's crazy is in a church.
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That makes sense.
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So there's a difference to it. But the religion does
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attract nuts.
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Not everybody is nuts, but it's because it's a great place.
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That is a good place to be hidden. You know,
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why are so many for example, Scout leaders and clergymen.
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Why there are so many, I think relatively speaking. I
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don't know the statistics percentage wise, but those are great
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organizations if you are a child predator to be protected
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and stay hidden. Particularly I mean the Catholic Church, which
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actually protected those people outright for decades and decades, which
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is knowing about it.
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Yeah, one of the reasons why I left the Catholic Church, honestly.
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So, somebody's lurking off the coast.
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Venezuela says it has detected US fighter jets near its
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Caribbean coast. The Defense minister said it was a provocation
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by the United States opposed a threat to national security.
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Later yesterday, the Venezuelan government then issued a statement saying
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the aircraft had been detected about forty six miles off
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the coast, away from standard territorial waters, which are about
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twelve nautical miles off coast.
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This is international waters.
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A provocation, I think Venezuela should send up one or
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two of its own fighter jets and maybe attack American planes.
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What do you think that'll show the US will show
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them provocation?
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Yeah, I mean, you know, we fly all over the place.
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They fly all over the place. You know.
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Russians fly all over the place, the US goes near
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Russian airspace. It just happens all the time. Venezuela. This
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guy Maduro is kind of really crazy. He's yeah, he's
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up to his eyeballs and all the bad stuff that's
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going on out there.
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California News, Oh, I thought you were going to go
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to a break. No, sure, the votes of Californians. You know,
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we're dilly deli. And you get at last minute, November fourth,
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you drop your ballot in a mail box, and now
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you have Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State
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Shirley Weber. They're saying, you know, they may not be
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counted because the speed in which the US Postal Service
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gets them and puts the stamp on them. They have
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to have the date, stamp and all that on them beforehand.
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And they said, you know, this is a problem because
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you have voters who live fifty miles or more from
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regional mail processing facilities in Los Angeles, Belt Garden, San Diego,
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Santa Clarita and these areas that may not be eligible
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because of the postmark has to be on or before
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election day.
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Yeah, so if you're going to vote, vote early.
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And as Neil said, in this case, if you Deley,
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there will be no Deli.
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Yeah. That's my biggest concern is that.
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Is well, you started that.
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That should be your new tag, just like Conway Deale Deli.
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Why don't we take a break now, what do you think?
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And will Yeah? Yeah, and we'll finish leadall handle in
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the news all right.
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Uh, there are penalties for playing with the president. Governor
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Newsom has threatened to cut billions of dollars in state
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funding to universities, including usc UH, to any campus that
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agrees to a Trump administration UH compact to enact sweeping,
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largely conservative campus policies in exchange for prior priority access
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to funding. Newsom said if any California university signs this
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rattical agreement, they will lose billions in state funding, including
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cal grants. California will not bankroll schools that sell out
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their students, professors, researchers, and surrender academic freedoms.
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This is well, I'm going to talk more about this
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seven o'clock. This is Newsome and the President playing chicken
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with each other at the university level, particularly by the
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way University California Davis, where they study poultry sciences.
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That's where they really are playing chicken. The point is what.
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You're fine, Okay, thank you very much, But it was
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so no right and wrong anymore. No one's standing up
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for what's best. They're just playing against each other, and
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we get to sit here and get screwed.
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As I think.
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I'll tell you, I'm going to give Newsome the moral
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high ground on this one. I really am, because it's
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it's fighting back for what I believe is a position
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that is not fit K.
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And then the right would say that Trump was fighting
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a back against the democratic rule from previous administrations, and
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then we keep going back to an infinite regression.
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Except and I'm going to throw something in university, whether
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it was liberal or liberal or conservative, and I happen
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to think the universities are have been a wildly left wing.
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I'm not argamating to start that way.
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It's well, it's even going on that way for all
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started by religionists. Oh yeah, okay, let's go to John Okay,
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let's go to John Harvard. You know who started this
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little theo theological logical. But thank you back in the
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sixteen hundreds in Massachusetts. I'm talking about modern day universities
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which are wildly left wing, but they've been left alone.
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The point is academic freedom is academic freedom, and that
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is the point. He's not going to see the Trump
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administraries just start screaming about Brigham Young University. Oh no,
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that's different. So that's the point I'm making, all right, Neil. Yeah,
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I can't hear you, but that's a say.
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If you justify these things, there is no moral ground.
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It's just people coming up with their own excuses. Is
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twy it's moral.
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I am going to talk more about that at seven
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o'clock and dive into the political aspects of that, and
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the morality will leave to mister moral.
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And that's over there in the where Neil hangs.
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Out God forbid reason, there's the morality center of our show.
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Moving on, it ain't you, sister, Neil Europe.
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I'm taking my time. Yeah, woman admits to stealing two
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point eight million. She worked for an instant noodle company
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and now she's in hot water in Orange County. You
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had this woman. She oversaw all the you know, the
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monies going on, and those are the ones that usually
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embezzle slowly but surely over the years between twenty seventeen
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and twenty twenty three, she embezzled more than two point
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eight million. And you know, the first thing people do.
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It's not like they save and they you know, it's
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like all these riches like jewelry and designer bags, and
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she brought bought property in Alabama and Hawaii and all
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these things. And you eventually get caught. Somebody goes, the
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numbers aren't numbering, and they come after you.
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Okay, this was Oh it was a ramen company.
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Yeses a noodle company.
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Okay. Were you a college student eating a lot of ramen?
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Yes?
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Was that you?
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Okay, I still eat a lot of Roman.
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Glad to hear that.
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I love it.
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Oh, that's right, because you work here at iHeart there
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you go. Of course you eat a.
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Lot of ramen.
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Oh the drones.
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Munich Airport in Germany is becoming the latest airport to
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have to shut down because of drone sightings a little
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too close to for comfort. The airport was shut for
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several hours. Seventeen flights were grounded. It was shut down
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from about ten pm until five am the next day.
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Fifteen arriving flights had to be diverted to other cities
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because of the drone sightings, they had about three thousand
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passengers affected, and so they had picked of some of
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the passengers who are just stuck there overnight, sleeping in
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a row of camp beds and they have food and
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drink and blanket.
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Have this become more and more prevalent? What a problem
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can have to just develop? And I'm assuming the technology's
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out there, some kind of death ray. A drone goes
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too close to an airport, boom just takes it out
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right there and just it falls down.
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Well, it's all done by you know RF. It's all
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radio frequencies. I'm surprised they are.
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But they can just knock it out right, those free
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knock them down. Why, it's just why do you need this?
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You know, these cockroaches who decide they're going to interfere
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in commercial airspace near airports where people land, where air
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traffic controllers are too busy not working because they're out
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on strike. Okay, we'll be back with that kf I
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am sixty.
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You've been listening to the Bill Handle Show.
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