May 10, 2024 • 31 mins
Amy King and Neil Saavedra join Bill for Handel on the News. Israel-Hamas War: Netanyahu says Israel ‘will stand alone’ after threatened US arms holdup. UC faculty group calls for dropping charges against student protesters, wants UCLA Chancellor Gene Block to resign. USC hosts graduation celebration at LA Coliseum after cancelling main commencement. Takeaways from day 14 of the Donald Trump hush money trial. Senate passes Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill ahead of key deadline. Cyberattack hits national healthcare system Ascension. Fentanyl, opioid addiction have left startling number of kids orphaned. TikTok to start labeling AI-generated content as technology becomes more universal.
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You're listening to Bill Handle on demandfrom kf I am six forty and this
is Baseball and the Newsha and Ihappen to know this one because it's weird.
And what do you think the refereesaid about the pig eating the ball
in play and deep left field interference? Interference? Amy, second base rule,
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second base rule, both are good. They ruled it as an inside
the poor home run. Oh mygod, I'm leaving and now Handle on
the news, ladies and gentlemen,here's Bill Handle. Oh yeah, that
actually was a Friday joke yesterday.I had a great time. And the
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reason I asked that because both Annand Amy are baseball and ficionanos. They
know their stuff. Didn't know thatone? Did you? No? We
did not. There you go.All right, morning everybody, Bill Handle
in the Morning crew. On aFriday, it's foody Friday, which means
we have talked to me a lotof free stuff going on today, Mother's
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Day and everything else. Yeah,so we're gonna do one of my favorite
topics is what's out there for free? Yeah, we should do that every
you know, we should have youknow that free today? What we should
do that's it free today? Andthen just look at all I bet you
there's a lot of stuff that youcan get for free, not just food,
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but just stuff. You know what, that's a great concept free today.
You know, we're like, doyou include two for the price of
one? Sure, that's a bogyou get one free. Yeah, I
can do that and get one.Yeah the other day I went to uh,
well, I went to Costco yesterday, of course, and I consider
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the English muffins free, two ofthem for free because English mufflins are five,
but the pack in the store andthey're eight, I mean four packs
at KFI. Four packs at Costcofor eight dollars. That's about as freezy
get's best deal going. By theway, Wow, the look on your
face, it is your face rightnow talking about Costco is the same face
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that Amy and I make when we'reat Disneyland. Yeah. Well, you
know, hey, I'm right sittinghere. I mean, I actually hurt
because I got wood and I'm sittingunder the desk talking about trust mail prices,
trust me never the Twain shall meet. Oh, Cono's the look,
wow giving the look? Yeah,Cono rarely gives me that kind of look.
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Anyway, Good morning, everybody loseit by the tooth fix Friday morning,
May tenth, Hood morning, Neil, Well, good morning, Willy
Wolf. Yeah, you're in studiotoday. I noticed, indeed I am.
Internet's out at the house, Iknow. So you get to you
and make it pretty quick. Imean, thank goodness, you don't have
a forty my wife's car it flieslow. Gee whiz. How long does
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it taken get in today? Yeah? Minus seven minutes in my way,
I'll bet now, and that doeshappen? All right? Amy? Good
morning, Hi Bill? Hi?How long is it for you? Now?
If I've ever asked you, howlong it takes you to get in
the studio? About ten fifteen minutes. Oh, so that's nothing. Well,
there's no there's no traffic right atfour o'clock in the morning. It
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rarely is their traffic. Well,I don't know about four o'clock. I
get in at three fifteen. That'sunbelievable, yes, said, there was
no job in the world that's worththat. Let me tell you, especially
here at iHeart close. So whattime do you how long it take you
to get in? Fifty six minutes? You, sir, are a moron.
And that's without traffic. Okay,you got good God, what do
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you do? I mean, youknow you listen what George Norri. How
many Martian anal probe stories can youlisten to? A lot? I'll tell
you a lot penetrating conversations. Yeah, I know. It's always in the
same story. Some guy in Nebraskain his hayfield. Oh well I did.
Yeah, I was just in Yeah, I don't know what happened,
went up there and they took thiscorkscrew thing. And you know, my
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butt was sore for weeks when Iwoke up in the hayfield. Okay,
and he goes, But my friendsthey just laugh at me. Yeah they
do, sir, Yes, theydo it. Now we do too,
Yeah, all of America. Well, you know I have once asked George,
George. I've run into George occasionallyand we always have a good time
with each other. And what didI say? And I asked him,
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you know, what if if aliensand he believes in them? Of course,
if aliens really, you know,do visit Earth, why don't they
ever show up on Wilshire Boulevard,you know, in the middle of rush
shower to Why Yeah, why wouldn'tthey do that? You know? Uh,
tell everybody what you did when youmet George Nori for lunch? Oh
yeah, A quick story, okay, I will. So I'd been making
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making fun of George for a lotof a lot of years, you know,
because the crazy stuff that he talksabout, uh, and I don't
believe in any of that, asyou know. And so he listens to
the show. He lives in ShermanOaks locally. So one day the PD
comes to me, the program director, and said, hey, listen,
George wants to go to breakfast withyou after the show. And I said,
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okay, lunch, And I saidokay. And you know, he
was going to lay into me,of course for making fun of him,
I mean just ripping into him.And I show up for lunch. And
it was right across the street fromPremiere Radio down in Victoria Boulevard in Encino.
And I show up for lunch wearingan aluminum foil hat with two chopsticks
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that I had wrapped up an aluminumfoil sticking out of my head out of
the hat. And I walked inthere and he just started roaring, laughing
so hard, great sense of humor. As I called him an idiot,
He's not an idiot. Well,let me put this. I said,
when did you do this? Didyou? How did you get into this
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crap, this belief system of yours? And he said, well, while
I was fourteen years old, Iwas in surgery and anesthesia, and then
I felt myself lifting up, watchingmyself on the operating table, and then
as I floated down and re enteredmy body, I knew I was going
to be Okay, Wow, George, I used to pay to have that
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kind of feeling. Okay, butno, no, it was an officer
in the Navy. Yeah. No, No, he's a good guy.
He's just one of those people thatbelieves in ghosts and abs. He's open
to those things. Oh, stopit. But all right, well listen
to you. I had the sameexperience this past week, and I was
anal probe, but it turned outto be a colostomy or not, well
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said, well said? Okay,guys, did I say hello to Ann
already? By the way, No, he did not. Okay, and
I don't see you. Something's goingon with the monitor or the well no,
I'm not on camera where she normallydoes. Oh that's right, good
point. Okay, guys, Uh, that answers that question. Let's get
the handle on handle on the newslead story, Well, the worst hanging
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up in the Mid East. PresidentBiden said, we're the United States is
not going to supply any more ofthose two thousand pound bombs that are being
used in Rafa, And just thebacklash on that one in Israel is going
crazy and Natony out who says,you know what we're going to do with
ourselves. That's just the way welove the United States or our friends,
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our allies. But if they're notgoing to give us arms, we're just
better do it ourselves. Now,keep in mind, we're only talking about
those two thousand pound bombs. Allthe defense material is still going to Israel.
But we'll see, and the talkshave collapsed. Moving on, more
people are going to die, andthere are going to be more protests.
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Speaking of protests, you see facultywants those kids coddled. More than eight
hundred faculty and staff at the Universityof California say they want one you lh
Antler gene Block, two resign immediatelyover the way that the protests were handled,
and two all legal charges be droppedand grant full amnesty to all student,
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staff and faculty who are involved inthe pro Palestinian encampment on campus.
Yeah, even the ones that vandalizedthe buildings, trespassed let students go past
them. They all have to bethey all have to be given amnesty.
Oh no, Bill, This statementsays the peaceful protest, But they decide
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what the peaceful protest is. Ofcourse they're going to make that decision.
Same way as divestiture. We insistthat you divest from any company that does
any work with the military of Israel. Okay, who makes that decision.
I guess these professors and students.They'll decide. And the reason I ask
is what level of involvement are wetalking about? Manufacturing arms and selling at
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Israel? Is one thing, allright, I get it. If you're
talking about Lockheed make air making ofsixteen's, I think as Lockad or General
Dynamics, whoever makes them and thensells them. That's one thing. How
about food stuffs, how about equipment, farm equipment that can be double used.
How about tractors that you can evenuse to plow up fields for agriculture
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that also are used to destroy buildings. They also demanded the world's largest teat
to be made so that they allcould suckle at it. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, it's gonna happen. Andit's of course USC or UCLA.
The regions can't cave on that.They can't. I mean, we're talking
about the the professors being stupid.You know, remember how many times I
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told you I ran for school forclass president in the third grade, and
my flatwork for my platform was freepizzas for everybody on Friday during recess.
This is exactly their version of freepizzas for everybody. We demand it.
Well, in lieu of its traditionalmain stage commencement ceremony that we all know
and love, it was canceled.I mean, amid the campus pro Palestine
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protests, you had USC hosting aparty of sorts they called the Trojan Family
Graduate Celebration, and this was forgraduates and family at the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum yesterday. And from what Ihear, it actually was quite beautiful at
drone shows, fireworks, surprise performances, the award winning Trojan Marching Band,
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special gifts. What Yeah, Ididn't see it, so amy, do
you know what the surprise performance wasand the special gift or party favor they
handed out? I heard that?Yeah, very weird. Also, I
did hear that the drone show wenton way too long? It droned on
and on and on. That iscorrect. Yes, hey, I feel
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bad but for doing this, butI liked that joke. You, I
actually enjoyed that. But they allgot little Palestinian flags. It was a
great event. Excellent, well said, Yeah, uh, this is about
to get good. Here comes MichaelCohen, the former lawyer and fixer for
former President Trump, is expected totake the stand on Monday in his hush
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money case, and several sources aresaying he's expected to be on the stand
for several days. Right, Iwas just I'm sorry, I was he
was thinking about how great his dream. He was still doing victory laps.
No, no, that's not true. I just had something going in the
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other room. I've got a dogwho is just a dog. Okay,
you say it. Michael Cohen istaking the stand and heard that several days
and then the stormy Daniels. Igotta tell you, she is a pistol.
She just rams it right back,and it was just terrific. Matter
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of fact, that's the proper word, pistol. No ram, but yeah,
yeah, she shoves it right back. No, that's also a proper
word. She crams it right.No, no, that uh okay,
she responds, We'll be right thesemessages okay, let's move on. Hospitals
across the nation were disrupted yesterday.Mega Health system A sension confirm. What
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where's that story? Number seven?Go back to number five. We're at
number five. Oh you know whatyou yourself today? Number dog issues?
Oh hold on, no, that'sme okay, okay, Judge Merchant,
how about that? One talks atTrump's lawyers for not objecting more during Stormy
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Daniel's testimony except for the your honor, we'd like her to slow down and
talk softer. Interesting as far asthe argument that they wanted to second time,
they asked for a mistrial based onher slacious description of what she did
with Donald Trump in that infamous hotelroom. And they said it's so prejudicial.
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And the judge said, hey,you guys opened it up the second
your client, in your defense isit never happened. It's a lie.
The prosecution is able to put heron the stand and have her describe what
happened, because that certainly is probative. I mean that it's up to the
jury to determine who's lying and whoisn't. I can tell you I don't
think Trump's lawyers are really such ahot shot job here. I think a
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lot of mistate even merchants said hey, you guys should have objected at this
point, that point, this point. I don't know what's going on.
How come she says it wasn't arate, But man, the description of
it doesn't sound like it was uncoerced. Yeah, but she said it wasn't
coerced. She sort of just cavedin because she got caught up in the
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I guess the orbit. And bythe way, that's not unusual. I
remember I told you that I havea friend who has a friend that's very
close to Giuliani. And I asked, how Juliani, who's a very bright
guy, who is America's mayor,who was probably one of the best prosecutors
federal prosecutors ever, he took downthe mafia in New York, how does
he get caught up with this crap? He goes, he just got caught
up in the orbit. You know, it's you've got this blazing son of
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Donald Trump, and you just getcaught in the orbit. And that's what
happens to people. I mean,that's how that's how charismatic this man is.
And so I think that's what happened, and it was yeah. So
I mean the attorney going, oh, you know, you have fake sex
and you're good at lying, andshe goes, there's something fake about it.
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That's real porn. Do you understandhow porn works. It's like wrestling.
Yeah, it's real. He's thesex is real? Now fake now
thrown around? Now the orgasm,maybe that is a little fake. I'm
guessing you will never know, sir. Actually, I spent a lot of
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time studying that to try to determinewhat's real and what is fake. A
lot of time, you know,in front of a lot of TV screens
and movie screens. When I washere first time, a woman told Handel
Chief faked it. He said,well, me too. Then okay.
So I want to know who thefour were who voted against this one.
But the Senate has voted to reauthorizethe Federal Aviation Administration. The vote was
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eighty eight to four. Again,I want to know who the four were
who voted against it. Because wehave a shortage of air traffic controllers.
This bill is supposed to address that. Hire more people. It's supposed to
strengthen consumer protections so you can getrefunds if your flight's canceled or delayed for
a certain amount of time. Andalso is going to help implement that technology
that's going to reduce the risk ofrunway collisions, of which we've had several
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near misses. Lake. You know, I'm I'm guessing it's a very good
question. I'm guessing that those fourhad some kind of ties to demolition companies
that make money clearing runways and clearingcorn fields of crashed planes. That just
seems to be make sense to me. When I was in high school,
I had a bus driver. Wheneveranybody would cut her off or something should
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go oh no, no, Iget it. It's it's it's really easy
to miss a big yellow bus.And that's how I feel about airplane near
misses. It's like this massive flyingtube. But I know there's a lot
you have this It is okay,real quickly the worst airline crash in history
of the most fatalities, and I'minteresting and an interesting little sidebar story about
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that Doo Dooo tenor REEF two sevenforty sevens collide on the runway where was
that ten of reef off of Itwas a reef as an island off of
Spain where they do a lot ofrefueling. It was when airplanes needed that
in the middle of the Atlantic,and that was six hundred and something people
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died and it was not in theair, it was on the ground.
Wow, how horrible would that be? I just you know, well,
you're zipping along. I think onewas taking off and the other one.
I mean they t boned each otherat speed just before I take off,
So one hundred and eighty two hundredmiles an hour. I mean, crazy,
crazy stuff. Okay, I justwant to make everybody feel better as
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we start Friday with the worst airlinedisaster in history, and let's move on
and continue on with the handle onthe news. It seems like on the
daily we're getting these alerts of cyberattacks and hackers doing their hacking. Hospitals
across the nation just yesterday were disrupted. That mega health system Ascension confirmed it
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was hit by a cyber attack.You've got all these concerns are heightened now
over cybersecurity and healthcare, and thisjust puts a fine point on it.
Yeah, so we got cybersecurity,got security worries, and at seven twenty,
I'm going to come up with thattopic. I generally do this because
I'm sort of fanatic about dealing withour lack of a decent healthcare system in
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this country. And that is nowyou want a surgery, you get to
pay upfront in many cases. Andby the way, that actually makes sense,
sort of in a strange, crazyass way, And I'll explain why
that works. And that's its seventwenty. Well that sounds horrible, doesn't
it. Yeah, here's something else. It's horrible. Hundreds of thousands of
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kids are losing their parents because ofdrugs. More than three hundred twenty one
thousand children have lost a parent toa drug overdose between the years of twenty
eleven and twenty twenty one. Therate of children who've lost a parent more
than doubled in that decade. Yeah, we don't often think about that orphans
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that are created, and usually youthink of young people who don't have kids
that are overdosing, teenagers, etcetera. But if you're talking about three
hundred and twenty one thousand kids inten years who have lost a parent,
that gives you an indication of howwide spread and how deep the fentanyl overdose,
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the opiate overdose problem is. It'scrazy. I'm assuming it's gone down.
I mean I think we hit therecord of one hundred and ten thousand
deaths to doe to opioid poisoning oroverdoses or poisoning, and that was crazy.
And then you cannot get opioids anymore, I mean going down. Yeah,
doctor, I don't even know howfar they've gone down, whether everybody
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has switched over to the ones youbuy, you know, the ones on
the internet, which of course arecrazy to do that because you have no
control over them and they have them. Yeah, and they have fentanyl in
them. Yeah, let's not forgetthat. And it's you. I mean,
you cannot get you cannot get opioidsanymore. And the ones you can
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get, they give you three daysworth and that's it and then you can
just suffer. If fentanyl kills offso many people, why would they want
to put that in pills or productbecause it gives you because it gives you
this incredible high, and it's dirtcheap and you need tiny little bits of
it, and uh, it justit doesn't matter if it kills you or
not. I mean, fentanyl isused in the hospitals. I've had fentanyl
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patches because I you know, whenI have my back surgery and just incredible
pain and the heart surgery, andyeah, it hurt like hell. So
they gave me fentanyl patches. Butyou know that's in the hospital. Yeah,
you can only get it in thehospital too. I mean, they're
not gonna give you fentanyl to takehome. You don't get fentanyl magic,
magic fentanyl pills at all. Iwish there was like a pez dispenser of
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fentanyl off or whatever gave me.Yes, Oh my gosh, that was
the best sleep ever. All right, So Apple has apologized. They admitted
they missed the mark with their latestiPad Pro advertisement. If you haven't seen
this, it is like symbols ofhuman creativity. You've got paint cans,
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eighties arcade video games, musical instruments, and then there's this bust of a
human head that's crushed by a gianthydraulic press. And as this metal slab
of the hydraulic press lifts up,you've got the Apple's new iPad Pro there.
But people are looking this, youknow, fears of AI taking over
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creativity and everything, and here you'vegot this, and you've got people like
actor Hugh Grant wrote on social mediathat Apple's ad represented the destruction of the
human experience. And I love Appleand I have been using their products since
the nineties, maybe even the lateeighties actually, but I got to tell
you that is missing the mark.Yeah, it's someone sort of blew it
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quick story about putting your head ona pile driver in Japan, old school
Japan, to save face, youwould kill yourself, right, that's just
the way it works. And therewas a story, and this is a
true story, by the way,I don't know how many decades ago,
I actually reported on it, whereyou had an elderly couple whose son turned
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out to be robbing people. Andit was obviously the family was mortified,
and this was old, old,old school thinking. So the father had
to figure out a way to killhimself, and he ended up putting his
head under a pile driver at aconstruction site, and everybody in Japan went,
yay, that's good. Good savingface. Well, at the same
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time, not having a face becausethe pile drive incident. And I just
wanted to share that with you.I just thought about some of these memories
come back. That is not anuntrue story either. The Japanese you know,
you know culture, it's all thatsushi that you eat. You know,
that really is very strange. Idon't know that it has to do
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with their food culture, sir,but that is interesting times indeed. Yeah,
real or not real now, wellknow, TikTok says it's going to
start labeling content content created by AIwhen it's uploaded from outside TikTok's platform.
The idea to combat misinformation. It'spart of a broader attempt in the tech
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industry to provide more safeguards for artificialintelligence usage. So in February, Meta
said it's working with partners on technicalstandards to make it easier to identify what's
AI and what's real, and thenFacebook and Instagram users would also see labels
on AI generated images. That allmakes sense. Yeah, guys, then
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AI I'll just take it off.Yeah, and then you'll find AI that
then fakes out fools to TikTok peopleand it just gets this. It's this
abyss, the circular abyss that yougo into. It's we don't know what's
going to happen. Well, checkout the fingers. They're always very tough.
When someone has six fingers, it'sa little problematic. I understand that,
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all right, So the hubbubb lastyear, Target will no longer sell
its Pride Month collection in all oftheir stores. You know, you had
a lot of conservative blowback last yearover the LGBTQ plus themed merchandise. I
think one of the things that gotit some people bothered was the bathing suits
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designed for transgender people. I don'tknow why people care, but they do.
I do because God does not wanttransgender people. Can you know consider
this? It's anti religious God,You're horrible to do that. But I
want to make a point here.This actually makes business sense. And why.
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I mean, let me refer toCostco or Walmart. It depends on
what air of the country or whatneighborhood you're in, they sell different merchandise.
Well, yeah, that makes itokay, this is the same thing.
In conservative areas, You're not goingto have LGBTQ apparel. It's just
it's too controversial. So all youdo. I mean, I went to
a Walmart once when I was inon a way to Jacksonville, Florida,
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for some reason, and I walkedin and I saw this display of pickled
pigs feet in five gallon jars thatwent damn almost to the ceiling. It
was literally this mountain of pickled pigsfeet. So I'm gone two days,
I come back, it's empty,there's three left. Why don't you go
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to Walmart around here and try toget a five gallon jar or a big
plastic container of pigs feet? Seehow that works. I bet you could
have a big question. Yes,why did you go back to the Walmart
three days later? Because I went? Because, first of all, Walmart
is great in terms of prices.Yes, And so I was. I
was on a trip to seeing thecircus or something. I was doing something
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for KFI and it was I justdon't know. I stopped by and I
did. I had to buy something, and it was just one of those
car trips and that's it. They'llpicks feet. By the way, I
didn't buy any. The reason Imentioned about the LGBTQ plus community stuff is
like, if you have religious belief, you're bound by whatever documents you find
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holy. I am too as aChristian, But as an American, shouldn't
you be proud of any liberties orfreedoms that people have no why you should
because your personal religious beliefs override allof that. No, I am controlled
by my religious belief The country iscontrolled by well as I think it was
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either Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz sofamously said I will when running for president.
What I will do is adhere tothe Bible, not the Constitution,
because the Bible is what actually determineseverything that's right with this world. Okay,
welcome to America. There is nothingin scripture about changing laws. It's
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all about changing hearts. Oh sorry, Bob, Yeah, no, understood.
I know you don't understand it becauseyou don't have a heart. That's
correct. So not only for thoseup north thanks to heightened solar activity.
And actually it's a G four severegeomagnetic storm. Wow, Yeah, the
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Aurora Borealis could be coming to askies above a large swath of the United
States, but not US, butnot US, never US, northern California
and as far south as Alabama.Okay, but not US, but not
US. All right, fine,why does northern California get the good stuff?
Because they're north. They're all hippieand the northern lights are north?
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Well said yeah, in the PetuliaOil and the right. All right,
Orange County sees a twenty eight percentincrease in homelessness since twenty twenty two.
Sounds like holy smokes, But theytallied like seven thousand homeless people, which
that's just a little teeny tiny numbershe compared to La, alternating with them,
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I have seven thousand in my neighborhood. Yeah, no kidding. I'm
going to do at seven o'clock.I'm going to do a story on a
new ballot initiative dealing with homelessness.And this happens to be La County because
it's a ballot as you're coming upin November, and it's going to be
great news for all of us becauseyet again here's a neat new way of
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dealing with the homeless. I'll dothat coming up at seven o'clock. Cheers.
Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson are goingback to the bar. I love
this. So they've got a newpodcast coming out where everyone where, everybody
knows your name with Ted Danson andWoody Harrelson. Sometimes it's going to be
on I don't know why it sayssometimes, but it does. It's going
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to be on Serious thirty years afterdancing and Harrelson marked the end of Cheers.
What a great show? Oh,I know, it was fun.
It's one of those questions that areyou wouldn't know. It doesn't have any
great concept. It's a bunch ofpeople at a bar. You know.
How's that for high concept? Butso brilliantly written, so brilliantly cast and
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acted. It was just this phenomenalshow that everybody fell in love with.
They just don't make them like thisanymore. No, they don't, or
they do? Did they make anythey do? Amore? They try,
they do. I just haven't seena funny one for years. Oh,
let's do a funny story. Well, let's end up with a funny story.
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This is weird talk about the familybusiness. So former President Donald Trump
and hopeful President Donald Trump to himhis youngest son, Baron Trump, who's
just turned eighteen, like two monthsago or something. It was selected by
the Florida GOP as an at largedelegate for Florida at the Republican National Convention
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at eighteen. That doesn't usually happen. And then you've got all the other
members of his family. Yes,so it seems that everyone's getting in Tiffany
Trump Eric Trump, Donald Trump Junior. Even the family dog Stormy Stormy.
No, oh, that's not thename of the family dog. That's funny.
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We're done. That's funny, We'redone. Okay to see comedy coming
this morning. I wasn't on myBill Handle bingo card KF I am am
six forty worse. No, I'mnot going to do that. Let me
do live on the iHeart eighty.You know what, don't take Hang on
a minute, hold on, holdon, I'm conflating more stimulating. You
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were live on the stimulating back toyou in the studio. Yeah, that
too. You've been listening to theBill Handle Show. Catch my show Monday
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You're listening to Bill Handle on demandfrom kf I am six forty and this
is Baseball and the Newsha and Ihappen to know this one because it's weird.
And what do you think the refereesaid about the pig eating the ball
in play and deep left field interference? Interference? Amy, second base rule,
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second base rule, both are good. They ruled it as an inside
the poor home run. Oh mygod, I'm leaving and now Handle on
the news, ladies and gentlemen,here's Bill Handle. Oh yeah, that
actually was a Friday joke yesterday.I had a great time. And the
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reason I asked that because both Annand Amy are baseball and ficionanos. They
know their stuff. Didn't know thatone? Did you? No? We
did not. There you go.All right, morning everybody, Bill Handle
in the Morning crew. On aFriday, it's foody Friday, which means
we have talked to me a lotof free stuff going on today, Mother's
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Day and everything else. Yeah,so we're gonna do one of my favorite
topics is what's out there for free? Yeah, we should do that every
you know, we should have youknow that free today? What we should
do that's it free today? Andthen just look at all I bet you
there's a lot of stuff that youcan get for free, not just food,
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but just stuff. You know what, that's a great concept free today.
You know, we're like, doyou include two for the price of
one? Sure, that's a bogyou get one free. Yeah, I
can do that and get one.Yeah the other day I went to uh,
well, I went to Costco yesterday, of course, and I consider
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the English muffins free, two ofthem for free because English mufflins are five,
but the pack in the store andthey're eight, I mean four packs
at KFI. Four packs at Costcofor eight dollars. That's about as freezy
get's best deal going. By theway, Wow, the look on your
face, it is your face rightnow talking about Costco is the same face
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that Amy and I make when we'reat Disneyland. Yeah. Well, you
know, hey, I'm right sittinghere. I mean, I actually hurt
because I got wood and I'm sittingunder the desk talking about trust mail prices,
trust me never the Twain shall meet. Oh, Cono's the look,
wow giving the look? Yeah,Cono rarely gives me that kind of look.
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Anyway, Good morning, everybody loseit by the tooth fix Friday morning,
May tenth, Hood morning, Neil, Well, good morning, Willy
Wolf. Yeah, you're in studiotoday. I noticed, indeed I am.
Internet's out at the house, Iknow. So you get to you
and make it pretty quick. Imean, thank goodness, you don't have
a forty my wife's car it flieslow. Gee whiz. How long does
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it taken get in today? Yeah? Minus seven minutes in my way,
I'll bet now, and that doeshappen? All right? Amy? Good
morning, Hi Bill? Hi?How long is it for you? Now?
If I've ever asked you, howlong it takes you to get in
the studio? About ten fifteen minutes. Oh, so that's nothing. Well,
there's no there's no traffic right atfour o'clock in the morning. It
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rarely is their traffic. Well,I don't know about four o'clock. I
get in at three fifteen. That'sunbelievable, yes, said, there was
no job in the world that's worththat. Let me tell you, especially
here at iHeart close. So whattime do you how long it take you
to get in? Fifty six minutes? You, sir, are a moron.
And that's without traffic. Okay,you got good God, what do
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you do? I mean, youknow you listen what George Norri. How
many Martian anal probe stories can youlisten to? A lot? I'll tell
you a lot penetrating conversations. Yeah, I know. It's always in the
same story. Some guy in Nebraskain his hayfield. Oh well I did.
Yeah, I was just in Yeah, I don't know what happened,
went up there and they took thiscorkscrew thing. And you know, my
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butt was sore for weeks when Iwoke up in the hayfield. Okay,
and he goes, But my friendsthey just laugh at me. Yeah they
do, sir, Yes, theydo it. Now we do too,
Yeah, all of America. Well, you know I have once asked George,
George. I've run into George occasionallyand we always have a good time
with each other. And what didI say? And I asked him,
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you know, what if if aliensand he believes in them? Of course,
if aliens really, you know,do visit Earth, why don't they
ever show up on Wilshire Boulevard,you know, in the middle of rush
shower to Why Yeah, why wouldn'tthey do that? You know? Uh,
tell everybody what you did when youmet George Nori for lunch? Oh
yeah, A quick story, okay, I will. So I'd been making
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making fun of George for a lotof a lot of years, you know,
because the crazy stuff that he talksabout, uh, and I don't
believe in any of that, asyou know. And so he listens to
the show. He lives in ShermanOaks locally. So one day the PD
comes to me, the program director, and said, hey, listen,
George wants to go to breakfast withyou after the show. And I said,
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okay, lunch, And I saidokay. And you know, he
was going to lay into me,of course for making fun of him,
I mean just ripping into him.And I show up for lunch. And
it was right across the street fromPremiere Radio down in Victoria Boulevard in Encino.
And I show up for lunch wearingan aluminum foil hat with two chopsticks
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that I had wrapped up an aluminumfoil sticking out of my head out of
the hat. And I walked inthere and he just started roaring, laughing
so hard, great sense of humor. As I called him an idiot,
He's not an idiot. Well,let me put this. I said,
when did you do this? Didyou? How did you get into this
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crap, this belief system of yours? And he said, well, while
I was fourteen years old, Iwas in surgery and anesthesia, and then
I felt myself lifting up, watchingmyself on the operating table, and then
as I floated down and re enteredmy body, I knew I was going
to be Okay, Wow, George, I used to pay to have that
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kind of feeling. Okay, butno, no, it was an officer
in the Navy. Yeah. No, No, he's a good guy.
He's just one of those people thatbelieves in ghosts and abs. He's open
to those things. Oh, stopit. But all right, well listen
to you. I had the sameexperience this past week, and I was
anal probe, but it turned outto be a colostomy or not, well
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said, well said? Okay,guys, did I say hello to Ann
already? By the way, No, he did not. Okay, and
I don't see you. Something's goingon with the monitor or the well no,
I'm not on camera where she normallydoes. Oh that's right, good
point. Okay, guys, Uh, that answers that question. Let's get
the handle on handle on the newslead story, Well, the worst hanging
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up in the Mid East. PresidentBiden said, we're the United States is
not going to supply any more ofthose two thousand pound bombs that are being
used in Rafa, And just thebacklash on that one in Israel is going
crazy and Natony out who says,you know what we're going to do with
ourselves. That's just the way welove the United States or our friends,
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our allies. But if they're notgoing to give us arms, we're just
better do it ourselves. Now,keep in mind, we're only talking about
those two thousand pound bombs. Allthe defense material is still going to Israel.
But we'll see, and the talkshave collapsed. Moving on, more
people are going to die, andthere are going to be more protests.
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Speaking of protests, you see facultywants those kids coddled. More than eight
hundred faculty and staff at the Universityof California say they want one you lh
Antler gene Block, two resign immediatelyover the way that the protests were handled,
and two all legal charges be droppedand grant full amnesty to all student,
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staff and faculty who are involved inthe pro Palestinian encampment on campus.
Yeah, even the ones that vandalizedthe buildings, trespassed let students go past
them. They all have to bethey all have to be given amnesty.
Oh no, Bill, This statementsays the peaceful protest, But they decide
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what the peaceful protest is. Ofcourse they're going to make that decision.
Same way as divestiture. We insistthat you divest from any company that does
any work with the military of Israel. Okay, who makes that decision.
I guess these professors and students.They'll decide. And the reason I ask
is what level of involvement are wetalking about? Manufacturing arms and selling at
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Israel? Is one thing, allright, I get it. If you're
talking about Lockheed make air making ofsixteen's, I think as Lockad or General
Dynamics, whoever makes them and thensells them. That's one thing. How
about food stuffs, how about equipment, farm equipment that can be double used.
How about tractors that you can evenuse to plow up fields for agriculture
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that also are used to destroy buildings. They also demanded the world's largest teat
to be made so that they allcould suckle at it. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, it's gonna happen. Andit's of course USC or UCLA.
The regions can't cave on that.They can't. I mean, we're talking
about the the professors being stupid.You know, remember how many times I
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told you I ran for school forclass president in the third grade, and
my flatwork for my platform was freepizzas for everybody on Friday during recess.
This is exactly their version of freepizzas for everybody. We demand it.
Well, in lieu of its traditionalmain stage commencement ceremony that we all know
and love, it was canceled.I mean, amid the campus pro Palestine
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protests, you had USC hosting aparty of sorts they called the Trojan Family
Graduate Celebration, and this was forgraduates and family at the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum yesterday. And from what Ihear, it actually was quite beautiful at
drone shows, fireworks, surprise performances, the award winning Trojan Marching Band,
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special gifts. What Yeah, Ididn't see it, so amy, do
you know what the surprise performance wasand the special gift or party favor they
handed out? I heard that?Yeah, very weird. Also, I
did hear that the drone show wenton way too long? It droned on
and on and on. That iscorrect. Yes, hey, I feel
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bad but for doing this, butI liked that joke. You, I
actually enjoyed that. But they allgot little Palestinian flags. It was a
great event. Excellent, well said, Yeah, uh, this is about
to get good. Here comes MichaelCohen, the former lawyer and fixer for
former President Trump, is expected totake the stand on Monday in his hush
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money case, and several sources aresaying he's expected to be on the stand
for several days. Right, Iwas just I'm sorry, I was he
was thinking about how great his dream. He was still doing victory laps.
No, no, that's not true. I just had something going in the
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other room. I've got a dogwho is just a dog. Okay,
you say it. Michael Cohen istaking the stand and heard that several days
and then the stormy Daniels. Igotta tell you, she is a pistol.
She just rams it right back,and it was just terrific. Matter
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of fact, that's the proper word, pistol. No ram, but yeah,
yeah, she shoves it right back. No, that's also a proper
word. She crams it right.No, no, that uh okay,
she responds, We'll be right thesemessages okay, let's move on. Hospitals
across the nation were disrupted yesterday.Mega Health system A sension confirm. What
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where's that story? Number seven?Go back to number five. We're at
number five. Oh you know whatyou yourself today? Number dog issues?
Oh hold on, no, that'sme okay, okay, Judge Merchant,
how about that? One talks atTrump's lawyers for not objecting more during Stormy
(12:56):
Daniel's testimony except for the your honor, we'd like her to slow down and
talk softer. Interesting as far asthe argument that they wanted to second time,
they asked for a mistrial based onher slacious description of what she did
with Donald Trump in that infamous hotelroom. And they said it's so prejudicial.
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And the judge said, hey,you guys opened it up the second
your client, in your defense isit never happened. It's a lie.
The prosecution is able to put heron the stand and have her describe what
happened, because that certainly is probative. I mean that it's up to the
jury to determine who's lying and whoisn't. I can tell you I don't
think Trump's lawyers are really such ahot shot job here. I think a
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lot of mistate even merchants said hey, you guys should have objected at this
point, that point, this point. I don't know what's going on.
How come she says it wasn't arate, But man, the description of
it doesn't sound like it was uncoerced. Yeah, but she said it wasn't
coerced. She sort of just cavedin because she got caught up in the
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I guess the orbit. And bythe way, that's not unusual. I
remember I told you that I havea friend who has a friend that's very
close to Giuliani. And I asked, how Juliani, who's a very bright
guy, who is America's mayor,who was probably one of the best prosecutors
federal prosecutors ever, he took downthe mafia in New York, how does
he get caught up with this crap? He goes, he just got caught
up in the orbit. You know, it's you've got this blazing son of
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Donald Trump, and you just getcaught in the orbit. And that's what
happens to people. I mean,that's how that's how charismatic this man is.
And so I think that's what happened, and it was yeah. So
I mean the attorney going, oh, you know, you have fake sex
and you're good at lying, andshe goes, there's something fake about it.
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That's real porn. Do you understandhow porn works. It's like wrestling.
Yeah, it's real. He's thesex is real? Now fake now
thrown around? Now the orgasm,maybe that is a little fake. I'm
guessing you will never know, sir. Actually, I spent a lot of
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time studying that to try to determinewhat's real and what is fake. A
lot of time, you know,in front of a lot of TV screens
and movie screens. When I washere first time, a woman told Handel
Chief faked it. He said,well, me too. Then okay.
So I want to know who thefour were who voted against this one.
But the Senate has voted to reauthorizethe Federal Aviation Administration. The vote was
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eighty eight to four. Again,I want to know who the four were
who voted against it. Because wehave a shortage of air traffic controllers.
This bill is supposed to address that. Hire more people. It's supposed to
strengthen consumer protections so you can getrefunds if your flight's canceled or delayed for
a certain amount of time. Andalso is going to help implement that technology
that's going to reduce the risk ofrunway collisions, of which we've had several
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near misses. Lake. You know, I'm I'm guessing it's a very good
question. I'm guessing that those fourhad some kind of ties to demolition companies
that make money clearing runways and clearingcorn fields of crashed planes. That just
seems to be make sense to me. When I was in high school,
I had a bus driver. Wheneveranybody would cut her off or something should
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go oh no, no, Iget it. It's it's it's really easy
to miss a big yellow bus.And that's how I feel about airplane near
misses. It's like this massive flyingtube. But I know there's a lot
you have this It is okay,real quickly the worst airline crash in history
of the most fatalities, and I'minteresting and an interesting little sidebar story about
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that Doo Dooo tenor REEF two sevenforty sevens collide on the runway where was
that ten of reef off of Itwas a reef as an island off of
Spain where they do a lot ofrefueling. It was when airplanes needed that
in the middle of the Atlantic,and that was six hundred and something people
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died and it was not in theair, it was on the ground.
Wow, how horrible would that be? I just you know, well,
you're zipping along. I think onewas taking off and the other one.
I mean they t boned each otherat speed just before I take off,
So one hundred and eighty two hundredmiles an hour. I mean, crazy,
crazy stuff. Okay, I justwant to make everybody feel better as
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we start Friday with the worst airlinedisaster in history, and let's move on
and continue on with the handle onthe news. It seems like on the
daily we're getting these alerts of cyberattacks and hackers doing their hacking. Hospitals
across the nation just yesterday were disrupted. That mega health system Ascension confirmed it
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was hit by a cyber attack.You've got all these concerns are heightened now
over cybersecurity and healthcare, and thisjust puts a fine point on it.
Yeah, so we got cybersecurity,got security worries, and at seven twenty,
I'm going to come up with thattopic. I generally do this because
I'm sort of fanatic about dealing withour lack of a decent healthcare system in
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this country. And that is nowyou want a surgery, you get to
pay upfront in many cases. Andby the way, that actually makes sense,
sort of in a strange, crazyass way, And I'll explain why
that works. And that's its seventwenty. Well that sounds horrible, doesn't
it. Yeah, here's something else. It's horrible. Hundreds of thousands of
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kids are losing their parents because ofdrugs. More than three hundred twenty one
thousand children have lost a parent toa drug overdose between the years of twenty
eleven and twenty twenty one. Therate of children who've lost a parent more
than doubled in that decade. Yeah, we don't often think about that orphans
(19:00):
that are created, and usually youthink of young people who don't have kids
that are overdosing, teenagers, etcetera. But if you're talking about three
hundred and twenty one thousand kids inten years who have lost a parent,
that gives you an indication of howwide spread and how deep the fentanyl overdose,
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the opiate overdose problem is. It'scrazy. I'm assuming it's gone down.
I mean I think we hit therecord of one hundred and ten thousand
deaths to doe to opioid poisoning oroverdoses or poisoning, and that was crazy.
And then you cannot get opioids anymore, I mean going down. Yeah,
doctor, I don't even know howfar they've gone down, whether everybody
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has switched over to the ones youbuy, you know, the ones on
the internet, which of course arecrazy to do that because you have no
control over them and they have them. Yeah, and they have fentanyl in
them. Yeah, let's not forgetthat. And it's you. I mean,
you cannot get you cannot get opioidsanymore. And the ones you can
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get, they give you three daysworth and that's it and then you can
just suffer. If fentanyl kills offso many people, why would they want
to put that in pills or productbecause it gives you because it gives you
this incredible high, and it's dirtcheap and you need tiny little bits of
it, and uh, it justit doesn't matter if it kills you or
not. I mean, fentanyl isused in the hospitals. I've had fentanyl
(20:26):
patches because I you know, whenI have my back surgery and just incredible
pain and the heart surgery, andyeah, it hurt like hell. So
they gave me fentanyl patches. Butyou know that's in the hospital. Yeah,
you can only get it in thehospital too. I mean, they're
not gonna give you fentanyl to takehome. You don't get fentanyl magic,
magic fentanyl pills at all. Iwish there was like a pez dispenser of
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fentanyl off or whatever gave me.Yes, Oh my gosh, that was
the best sleep ever. All right, So Apple has apologized. They admitted
they missed the mark with their latestiPad Pro advertisement. If you haven't seen
this, it is like symbols ofhuman creativity. You've got paint cans,
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eighties arcade video games, musical instruments, and then there's this bust of a
human head that's crushed by a gianthydraulic press. And as this metal slab
of the hydraulic press lifts up,you've got the Apple's new iPad Pro there.
But people are looking this, youknow, fears of AI taking over
(21:33):
creativity and everything, and here you'vegot this, and you've got people like
actor Hugh Grant wrote on social mediathat Apple's ad represented the destruction of the
human experience. And I love Appleand I have been using their products since
the nineties, maybe even the lateeighties actually, but I got to tell
you that is missing the mark.Yeah, it's someone sort of blew it
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quick story about putting your head ona pile driver in Japan, old school
Japan, to save face, youwould kill yourself, right, that's just
the way it works. And therewas a story, and this is a
true story, by the way,I don't know how many decades ago,
I actually reported on it, whereyou had an elderly couple whose son turned
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out to be robbing people. Andit was obviously the family was mortified,
and this was old, old,old school thinking. So the father had
to figure out a way to killhimself, and he ended up putting his
head under a pile driver at aconstruction site, and everybody in Japan went,
yay, that's good. Good savingface. Well, at the same
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time, not having a face becausethe pile drive incident. And I just
wanted to share that with you.I just thought about some of these memories
come back. That is not anuntrue story either. The Japanese you know,
you know culture, it's all thatsushi that you eat. You know,
that really is very strange. Idon't know that it has to do
(23:02):
with their food culture, sir,but that is interesting times indeed. Yeah,
real or not real now, wellknow, TikTok says it's going to
start labeling content content created by AIwhen it's uploaded from outside TikTok's platform.
The idea to combat misinformation. It'spart of a broader attempt in the tech
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industry to provide more safeguards for artificialintelligence usage. So in February, Meta
said it's working with partners on technicalstandards to make it easier to identify what's
AI and what's real, and thenFacebook and Instagram users would also see labels
on AI generated images. That allmakes sense. Yeah, guys, then
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AI I'll just take it off.Yeah, and then you'll find AI that
then fakes out fools to TikTok peopleand it just gets this. It's this
abyss, the circular abyss that yougo into. It's we don't know what's
going to happen. Well, checkout the fingers. They're always very tough.
When someone has six fingers, it'sa little problematic. I understand that,
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all right, So the hubbubb lastyear, Target will no longer sell
its Pride Month collection in all oftheir stores. You know, you had
a lot of conservative blowback last yearover the LGBTQ plus themed merchandise. I
think one of the things that gotit some people bothered was the bathing suits
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designed for transgender people. I don'tknow why people care, but they do.
I do because God does not wanttransgender people. Can you know consider
this? It's anti religious God,You're horrible to do that. But I
want to make a point here.This actually makes business sense. And why.
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I mean, let me refer toCostco or Walmart. It depends on
what air of the country or whatneighborhood you're in, they sell different merchandise.
Well, yeah, that makes itokay, this is the same thing.
In conservative areas, You're not goingto have LGBTQ apparel. It's just
it's too controversial. So all youdo. I mean, I went to
a Walmart once when I was inon a way to Jacksonville, Florida,
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for some reason, and I walkedin and I saw this display of pickled
pigs feet in five gallon jars thatwent damn almost to the ceiling. It
was literally this mountain of pickled pigsfeet. So I'm gone two days,
I come back, it's empty,there's three left. Why don't you go
(25:40):
to Walmart around here and try toget a five gallon jar or a big
plastic container of pigs feet? Seehow that works. I bet you could
have a big question. Yes,why did you go back to the Walmart
three days later? Because I went? Because, first of all, Walmart
is great in terms of prices.Yes, And so I was. I
was on a trip to seeing thecircus or something. I was doing something
(26:04):
for KFI and it was I justdon't know. I stopped by and I
did. I had to buy something, and it was just one of those
car trips and that's it. They'llpicks feet. By the way, I
didn't buy any. The reason Imentioned about the LGBTQ plus community stuff is
like, if you have religious belief, you're bound by whatever documents you find
(26:29):
holy. I am too as aChristian, But as an American, shouldn't
you be proud of any liberties orfreedoms that people have no why you should
because your personal religious beliefs override allof that. No, I am controlled
by my religious belief The country iscontrolled by well as I think it was
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either Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz sofamously said I will when running for president.
What I will do is adhere tothe Bible, not the Constitution,
because the Bible is what actually determineseverything that's right with this world. Okay,
welcome to America. There is nothingin scripture about changing laws. It's
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all about changing hearts. Oh sorry, Bob, Yeah, no, understood.
I know you don't understand it becauseyou don't have a heart. That's
correct. So not only for thoseup north thanks to heightened solar activity.
And actually it's a G four severegeomagnetic storm. Wow, Yeah, the
(27:32):
Aurora Borealis could be coming to askies above a large swath of the United
States, but not US, butnot US, never US, northern California
and as far south as Alabama.Okay, but not US, but not
US. All right, fine,why does northern California get the good stuff?
Because they're north. They're all hippieand the northern lights are north?
(27:56):
Well said yeah, in the PetuliaOil and the right. All right,
Orange County sees a twenty eight percentincrease in homelessness since twenty twenty two.
Sounds like holy smokes, But theytallied like seven thousand homeless people, which
that's just a little teeny tiny numbershe compared to La, alternating with them,
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I have seven thousand in my neighborhood. Yeah, no kidding. I'm
going to do at seven o'clock.I'm going to do a story on a
new ballot initiative dealing with homelessness.And this happens to be La County because
it's a ballot as you're coming upin November, and it's going to be
great news for all of us becauseyet again here's a neat new way of
(28:40):
dealing with the homeless. I'll dothat coming up at seven o'clock. Cheers.
Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson are goingback to the bar. I love
this. So they've got a newpodcast coming out where everyone where, everybody
knows your name with Ted Danson andWoody Harrelson. Sometimes it's going to be
on I don't know why it sayssometimes, but it does. It's going
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to be on Serious thirty years afterdancing and Harrelson marked the end of Cheers.
What a great show? Oh,I know, it was fun.
It's one of those questions that areyou wouldn't know. It doesn't have any
great concept. It's a bunch ofpeople at a bar. You know.
How's that for high concept? Butso brilliantly written, so brilliantly cast and
(29:21):
acted. It was just this phenomenalshow that everybody fell in love with.
They just don't make them like thisanymore. No, they don't, or
they do? Did they make anythey do? Amore? They try,
they do. I just haven't seena funny one for years. Oh,
let's do a funny story. Well, let's end up with a funny story.
(29:41):
This is weird talk about the familybusiness. So former President Donald Trump
and hopeful President Donald Trump to himhis youngest son, Baron Trump, who's
just turned eighteen, like two monthsago or something. It was selected by
the Florida GOP as an at largedelegate for Florida at the Republican National Convention
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at eighteen. That doesn't usually happen. And then you've got all the other
members of his family. Yes,so it seems that everyone's getting in Tiffany
Trump Eric Trump, Donald Trump Junior. Even the family dog Stormy Stormy.
No, oh, that's not thename of the family dog. That's funny.
(30:25):
We're done. That's funny, We'redone. Okay to see comedy coming
this morning. I wasn't on myBill Handle bingo card KF I am am
six forty worse. No, I'mnot going to do that. Let me
do live on the iHeart eighty.You know what, don't take Hang on
a minute, hold on, holdon, I'm conflating more stimulating. You
(30:48):
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