Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
Speaker 1: six forty, and I'm saying.
Speaker 2: This to the president. You know what, have some balls?
Speaker 2: Call cash Pttel call him right now, get on the
Speaker 2: phone and say, you go arrest Pritzker, and you argue
Speaker 2: that he has violated some kind of federal law and
Speaker 2: you go handcuff him right now, you gutless wonder you
Speaker 2: say he should be arrested, and do it all right?
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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen. Here's Bill Handle, and good bourdy. Every
Speaker 2: red ends footing Friday asks handle anything Friday, Bill Handler,
Speaker 2: Here Friday, great fun. Last hour of our show is
Speaker 2: my favorite hour. Oh, here we go it. Ann has
Speaker 2: a sign up there says let me see happy birthday cono. Hey,
Speaker 2: thanks Bill, you're welcome. How's that happy birthday too? We
Speaker 2: all say happy birthday to you. By the way, the
Speaker 2: happy Birthday song that is owned by a couple of sisters, and.
Speaker 3: I think it's back in the public domain.
Speaker 2: Oh is it? And they made a fortune because it
Speaker 2: you know, at every television show, every movie, Uh it
Speaker 2: was it was paid. So anyway, Oh, first of all, Amy,
Speaker 2: I know you had a great time last night at
Speaker 2: Dodger Stadium. So, and how about them Padres?
Speaker 4: Huh stop are you trying to create.
Speaker 2: Yes, it doesn't even matter.
Speaker 5: The answer is yes, tension between yes, Yes, I'm trying
Speaker 5: to be nice.
Speaker 2: So Amy, I actually caught the last part of the game. Uh,
Speaker 2: and it's three zero. It might be a sweep. It
Speaker 2: might it could be.
Speaker 6: They have they could. If they win tonight, they're headed
Speaker 6: to the World Series. If they lose tonight, then they
Speaker 6: play tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the chances are if three zero, I'm
Speaker 2: sure it's overwhelming that the Dodgers are going to take it.
Speaker 2: I have a question because you're a baseball fan, and
Speaker 2: that is why is it that during the course of
Speaker 2: the game, you have a picture on any given team
Speaker 2: who has two great innings, right, six up, six down,
Speaker 2: and they yank them, they yank them, they bring in
Speaker 2: another picture. What is that about?
Speaker 6: Well, because they don't they don't want them to get injured,
Speaker 6: or they might be showing signs that they're fatiguing.
Speaker 2: After two innings. You know, used to be now, I
Speaker 2: used to.
Speaker 6: Be pulled there, pulled in the first inning because what
Speaker 6: it was what the.
Speaker 2: Last two innings? Who was it one of one of
Speaker 2: the pictures. I don't know their names. I used to
Speaker 2: watch what I was a kid. I was a baseball fan.
Speaker 2: I was, Yeah, I was a fan. I could tell
Speaker 2: you everybody who was on the Dodgers game, on the
Speaker 2: Dodger team. But that was way that was in the
Speaker 2: fifties and sixties. But you know, the pictures used to pitch,
Speaker 2: they go nine innings. They don't don't do that much anymore. No,
Speaker 2: the only time it was one maybe save them for
Speaker 2: the next game. Yeah, yeah, but it doesn't matter. It's
Speaker 2: still you'd have rotating pictures, but they'd leave the picture
Speaker 2: in the game, unless you know the picture like Self
Speaker 2: Imploded where he gave up a bunch of runs but
Speaker 2: gave a bunch of walks. But you go nine innings
Speaker 2: a good game, you'd go.
Speaker 4: Nine innings, super rare, super rah.
Speaker 2: Well, it used to be, I mean it used to be.
Speaker 2: I think the only way they'd let a picture continue
Speaker 2: on if they're on the way to a no hitter
Speaker 2: or on the way to a perfect game, they're gonna
Speaker 2: let the picture stay there.
Speaker 4: Well they did.
Speaker 6: They had the who was It wasn't Snell? Who was
Speaker 6: the picture? I can't remember, but he pitched a full game.
Speaker 4: Oh yo Yo Mamoto.
Speaker 6: He pitched a full game and that was the first
Speaker 6: time that Dodger had pitched a full game in a
Speaker 6: playoff series since two thousand and four. I mean, so
Speaker 6: they just don't do it anymore.
Speaker 2: I remember when when the Dodgers won with Sandy Kofax,
Speaker 2: and it was like fifteen or sixteen strikeouys. That's how
Speaker 2: far back I go. But those were the pictures that
Speaker 2: you know, they they stayed and then you'd see afterwards
Speaker 2: he'd be interviewed in the locker room and his shoulder
Speaker 2: was wrapped in ice and it'd be in an ice
Speaker 2: bath for two hours. Anyway, Amy, congratulations.
Speaker 4: Thank you very excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are very excited. And by the way, I
Speaker 2: have a question, Amy, and this is reference to Will.
Speaker 2: When did Will become a traffic specialist?
Speaker 4: He's always been a traffic special.
Speaker 2: Will did you do you have an undergrad degree in
Speaker 2: traffic specialty? No, it's just before me.
Speaker 7: She called Nick traffic specialist, which I think she adopted
Speaker 7: from can let me ask you something?
Speaker 4: She didn't adopt it. I created that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in terms of the complex, sophisticated job you do.
Speaker 2: You look at a screen, correct, and you say, here's
Speaker 2: what's going on. The freeways are either red or they
Speaker 2: are green. Do I have that right? Let's trade some morning.
Speaker 7: I'll sit there and you know, talk about my dog
Speaker 7: wing on my leg, and you can come do.
Speaker 2: Traffic I would love to do.
Speaker 1: I've done that.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to fill in for the Jesus Show Marginal
Speaker 2: spiritual advice and they will not let me.
Speaker 8: Really, there is no other job you or John Cobelt
Speaker 8: could do. What you do is what you guys do,
Speaker 8: and that's it. You couldn't fill in for any of us.
Speaker 8: You couldn't fill in for any of us while we
Speaker 8: were sleeping.
Speaker 2: All right. So before Ann gets all pissed off at me, Cono,
Speaker 2: Happy birthday, Late Neo Neo, Hello, Amy, congratulations, and Ann,
Speaker 2: who's about to flip me the bird? Now? Before we
Speaker 2: get there, one other piece of news. JB. Pritzker, who
Speaker 2: is the governor of Illinois, was in Las Vegas and
Speaker 2: he plays blackjack one one point four million dollars playing blackjack.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, and boy, I'll tell you it's gonna change
Speaker 2: his life completely because he's only worth four billion dollars
Speaker 2: he's an heir to the Hyatt, the hotel chain. So
Speaker 2: the guy is not suffering. But why, I mean, that's
Speaker 2: who the hell wins one point four billion dollars. I
Speaker 2: guess someone who or one point four million. I guess
Speaker 2: someone who bets big, big numbers. Okay, that's it with
Speaker 2: the News at least that part, and now we're gonna
Speaker 2: go to the real News handle on the News on
Speaker 2: a Friday with Amy Neil and me Lee story. John Bolton,
Speaker 2: former National Security advisor, has been indicted on eighteen counts
Speaker 2: and he could theoretically do one thousand years in prison,
Speaker 2: and he is He is accusing Trump of weaponizing the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice to fight weaponization, which is really interesting
Speaker 2: because Trump he even said it. Trump said, I am
Speaker 2: going after my enemies. He's got an enemy's list, he
Speaker 2: published it, he said it, and he's going after them
Speaker 2: with a passion. Now Tom Homan, who head of ICE,
Speaker 2: it's being reported the FBI has a video of him
Speaker 2: accepting fifty thousand dollars in cash. Don't know if it's
Speaker 2: true or not, have no idea, but if it's true,
Speaker 2: what ended up happening is the Department of Justice said
Speaker 2: They've investigated it with the FBI, and there there's nothing
Speaker 2: more to investigate. If you're a friend of Trump's, you're
Speaker 2: in great shape. If you're not, you are screwed. The
Speaker 2: only thing you have to give him credit for he's
Speaker 2: totally honest about it. There's nothing under the table. Nixon
Speaker 2: had his enemies list, but he never published it. Trump says,
Speaker 2: these are my enemies, and these people I'm going after.
Speaker 3: He has their names in gold on the wall of the.
Speaker 2: On a coin, on a coin. No, but you're right,
Speaker 2: is a big wall. Placard ner he crosses a That's
Speaker 2: a good point, Okay, Moving.
Speaker 4: On National Guard being held back in the Windy City.
Speaker 4: Speaking of JB. Pritsker, a.
Speaker 6: Federal appeals court in Chicago has left intact a district
Speaker 6: judge's order that bars the president from deploying troops into Chicago,
Speaker 6: pending the outcome of an appeal. Of course, this is
Speaker 6: all tied up in the courts right now, but the
Speaker 6: three judge appellate court unanimously agreed with a district court
Speaker 6: judge who said that there was no evidence that the
Speaker 6: president needed troops to help enforce immigration law or quell
Speaker 6: any kind of organized rebellion. They said, political opposition is
Speaker 6: not rebellion.
Speaker 2: What is interesting about this is the term great deference
Speaker 2: is used legally where the judiciary gives the president virtually
Speaker 2: unlimited power to declare martial law, to declare rebellion. But
Speaker 2: the court said, there is no rebellion. There are no
Speaker 2: facts here. He is making up the fact that there
Speaker 2: is a rebellion. Now there's opposition. There have been protests
Speaker 2: that in fact have gotten fairly serious. Uh, and there
Speaker 2: was there was some criminal activity. It's gone beyond just
Speaker 2: piece of protests, but it's little, tiny places.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Open rebellion is a term where you have well, open rebellion.
Speaker 2: There is no rebellion here. You don't have thousands, you
Speaker 2: don't have hundreds of thousands trying to overthrow the government.
Speaker 2: You know, protests out there that you have a few people,
Speaker 2: you know, throwing rocks at the cops is not open rebellion.
Speaker 2: And that's and that's exactly what the court said. Effectively,
Speaker 2: the court said to the to Trump, you're making this
Speaker 2: up and we are not going to allow this to happen.
Speaker 2: Very unusual, and I'll tell you when it goes it
Speaker 2: goes up willis Supreme Court here. It probably not uh,
Speaker 2: and this is probably the end of it. They'll be
Speaker 2: the merits of the case. And Trump's gonna lose. He's
Speaker 2: gonna he has to argue that the city of Chicago
Speaker 2: is an open rebellion against the against the United States.
Speaker 2: Ain't happening.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, how about a couple of tomahawks and
Speaker 3: some sugar.
Speaker 8: Ukrainian President Voladimir Zolensky's gonna meet with US President Donald
Speaker 8: Trump two day in Washington. And basically the point of
Speaker 8: the conversation is Zelenski wants some tomahawks and these are
Speaker 8: the real deal. You're talking two hundred two thousand, five
Speaker 8: hundred colors.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, they are. And all Putin has to do
Speaker 2: is a suage Trump's ego, and that's fine, you know,
Speaker 2: that's what he does. You know, Trump has said on
Speaker 2: several times, several times, there will be all kinds of
Speaker 2: sanctions against Russia. He's back. He has backed down every
Speaker 2: single time. And we'll see. They just another conversation, didn't Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're a Putin called the president to congratulate him on
Speaker 2: the piece accord. Well, Lisa, ceasefire, and hey, you're a
Speaker 2: great guy. Hey, your good look and that hair is
Speaker 2: really nice and it's working and it's working. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's one thing about the president. He likes to be
Speaker 2: told he's great. I mean, there's no question about it.
Speaker 2: You can buy drugs on Trump RX and you can
Speaker 2: invest five hundred thousand dollars and become a get a
Speaker 2: green card on Trump programs in the names of them.
Speaker 2: You know, what do you figure? And let's not forget
Speaker 2: Trump on coins now a US Treasury love it. All
Speaker 2: you have to do is just say you're a great guy.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, it is going to change if President
Speaker 2: Trump does allow Tomahawk missiles to do that. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: could that. I don't know if it changes the war,
Speaker 2: but man, it certainly changes the war because the damage
Speaker 2: they can do they can launch, well you've seen those
Speaker 2: on those Tomahawk missiles coming off of ships, American ships,
Speaker 2: and they go up and then they sort of jiggle around,
Speaker 2: and you know, they seem like to go in different
Speaker 2: directions and then they you know, sort of get their
Speaker 2: bearing en off they go.
Speaker 4: They jiggle around.
Speaker 2: Technically, jiggle around. That's a technical term. That's that is
Speaker 2: a legal term that she was in the military. Yes,
Speaker 2: they jiggle around.
Speaker 4: A monster makes a plea.
Speaker 6: You remember when little seven month old Emmanuel Harrow disappeared
Speaker 6: from a parking lot at a Big five in u
Speaker 6: Kaipa and his mom said, oh, he was kidnapped. Somebody
Speaker 6: came up behind me and took the baby. Well, the
Speaker 6: father of the baby has now pleaded guilty to second
Speaker 6: degree murder in the.
Speaker 2: Case without a plea deal, without a deal with the government,
Speaker 2: which yeah, I mean, it's usually you get some kind
Speaker 2: of a plea deal almost always, like ninety nine percent
Speaker 2: of the time. You know, they'll cut loose with some
Speaker 2: of the terms or some of the counts, or will
Speaker 2: take the death penalty off the table if you plead
Speaker 2: guilty for a life imprisonment without parole. This one, he
Speaker 2: just pled straight guilty. Now his wife is screwed because
Speaker 2: if he testifies that his wife was part of it,
Speaker 2: it's over for her too. Her defense attorney can't argue,
Speaker 2: you made a deal, didn't you with the government, And
Speaker 2: that's always brought up and instantly it's some doubt with
Speaker 2: the jury. Is he's saying something just to help the
Speaker 2: prosecution this one. If he says she was part of it.
Speaker 2: What is she going to say? No, of course, but
Speaker 2: where's the credibility.
Speaker 4: Well, he has a history of abuse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, he said he's a bad guy. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's that's a given. No one's going to argue that.
Speaker 6: Well, but so is he just going to admit to it.
Speaker 6: Maybe she covered up for it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Well, he's already admitted to doing it.
Speaker 2: So now it's a question of him testifying against her.
Speaker 2: And I don't think he can take the fifth because
Speaker 2: it may incriminate him. There's no longer anything to incriminate,
Speaker 2: at least I think so. I mean, not a criminal lawyer.
Speaker 2: I'm not much of a lawyer anyway.
Speaker 3: Are they married? Yeah, Well I didn't know you.
Speaker 4: Could testify against a spouse.
Speaker 2: No, y's your No, you can, it's you. You can't
Speaker 2: be forced to testify. You can always opt to testify.
Speaker 2: You can just claim a privilege. Ain't talking. In this case,
Speaker 2: he's already been convicted, and they can bring him up
Speaker 2: and start questioning, and he could argue the privilege because
Speaker 2: they're married and and there is nothing to argue at
Speaker 2: this point. All right, moving on more, Yeah, let's do
Speaker 2: one more. Absolutely, okay, USC.
Speaker 8: Was given the the I don't know the possibility of
Speaker 8: a Trump administration offer that was offered to eight other
Speaker 8: schools about money and research, and the university at this
Speaker 8: point has turned it down. The interim president jongsu Kim
Speaker 8: said in a statement that he had sent a letter
Speaker 8: to the US Department of Education turning down.
Speaker 2: The draft, saying no thanks. I'm going to do more
Speaker 2: about that at seven o'clock because this is a big,
Speaker 2: big deal when it comes to education and the government
Speaker 2: leaving education alone. We'll talk about that at seven o'clock.
Speaker 4: The new ghost gun.
Speaker 6: Gun safety advocates and law enforcement officials are warning that
Speaker 6: a new generation of untraceable weapons could soon eclipse ghost
Speaker 6: guns that have already flooded US streets. They're worried that
Speaker 6: as the three D plinter printers become cheaper and more sophisticated,
Speaker 6: and blueprints for guns are easily found online, the US
Speaker 6: could be on the brink of another wave of unregulated,
Speaker 6: homemade WEA weapons that can evade serial number tracking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, Neil, Neil can print almost anything three
Speaker 2: D printing. As a matter of fact, Neil, what you do?
Speaker 2: You made a three D printer artillery piece didn't you.
Speaker 8: But look, I can show you right here as a
Speaker 8: three D printed gun. It's non fireable. It's a replica
Speaker 8: of a Star Wars gun.
Speaker 2: But you can make it. It can be a fireable gun.
Speaker 8: It's not a problem right nowadays this one couldn't.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you could.
Speaker 8: You could absolutely create with very simple tools gun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amy idea. I mean you follow up on this
Speaker 2: now because I don't know is are there any regulations
Speaker 2: for three D printed guns limiting them? And if there are,
Speaker 2: the have the advocates un advocates filed Second Amendment lawsuits already?
Speaker 4: I do not know.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think it's legal period, and so have
Speaker 2: there been lawsuits arguing that if it's illegal, it's the
Speaker 2: Second Amendment violation? I don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 4: Well, there.
Speaker 6: There are regulations for it, and federal rules require background
Speaker 6: checks and serial numbers for kits, so you're not supposed
Speaker 6: to do unlicensed three D printing.
Speaker 2: People are like okay, My question is okay? That helps?
Speaker 2: And then are there suits already claiming that those regulations
Speaker 2: or a violation of Second Amendment? I don't know the answer,
Speaker 2: all right. Moving on, Oh, interesting story about what happened
Speaker 2: during the playoffs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is right up.
Speaker 8: Amy and Anne's ali because they like to fight about sports.
Speaker 2: I do, well, yeah you do.
Speaker 4: And likes to fight about sports.
Speaker 8: You've you've threatened Anne's life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, You've threatened to call Ice on Ann and have
Speaker 2: her recorded.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, she does it in a weird, sneaky way.
Speaker 5: She shows up with like Dodger donuts and goes here
Speaker 5: you want one? Or oh my god, I'm having to
Speaker 5: wear all my Dodger stuff because they just keep planning,
Speaker 5: you know, she's that girl.
Speaker 8: Interesting story though, that was here, So it began as
Speaker 8: banter between fans.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a contentious playoff.
Speaker 8: And you have the Brewers, uh and the Dodgers, and
Speaker 8: you had fans in the stand and one was a
Speaker 8: Latino and the other was not. And one woman threatened
Speaker 8: to call Ice on a Southern California man during a
Speaker 8: I mean that's it's probably that's screaming.
Speaker 2: I mean that's fans stuff. You say stuff, and she
Speaker 2: loses her job, and she also steps down for from
Speaker 2: make a wish uh foundation or make a Witch chapter.
Speaker 2: I you know, I think at some point people just
Speaker 2: yell and that's fan stuff. So but it gets it
Speaker 2: gets ugly, Yeah it can, but then it gets ugly anyway,
Speaker 2: the only play part where it doesn't get ugly. I
Speaker 2: went to a Packers game at lambeau Field and they
Speaker 2: made it really clear you will act respectfully. And then
Speaker 2: I was sitting next to a guy or down a
Speaker 2: few rows away where some guy is screaming at the
Speaker 2: referee yelling, you don't know what you're effing doing. They
Speaker 2: throw him out cost them, So just wanted to point
Speaker 2: that out. But I you know, I'm I'm not that
Speaker 2: offended because people say, you know, you should be killed
Speaker 2: or you know, they just say weird things. So you know,
Speaker 2: for me, no big deal.
Speaker 4: Another project delayed in LA.
Speaker 6: What USh chucker the much anticipated who says it's much anticipated?
Speaker 6: The extension of LA's Metro underground subway has been delayed
Speaker 6: to next year.
Speaker 4: The first of.
Speaker 6: Three Metro d line extensions into West LA was supposed
Speaker 6: to open later this year, which would have expanded the
Speaker 6: subway line by about four miles with three new stations
Speaker 6: along Wilshire Boulevard, and the construction is mostly complete, about
Speaker 6: ninety eight percent complete, but earlier this week Metro said.
Speaker 4: Testing is taking longer than expected.
Speaker 2: I have a question. I've never written the Metro. Have
Speaker 2: any of you written the Metro? And I'm going to
Speaker 2: guess no, because you're still alive me once.
Speaker 8: I've readen it a couple times, but it's been a
Speaker 8: long time, the Metro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, from my other job, I used to read the Metro.
Speaker 2: And will do you ever report on Metro? In which
Speaker 2: direction the Metro is going? And how take another street?
Speaker 7: Well, if something's broken down, train is broken down, I
Speaker 7: might mention it. But yeah, I've taken the Metro. It's convenient,
Speaker 7: especially if you're going downtown in your drinking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's probably true. And you ever taken the Metro? No?
Speaker 2: I have not. Yeah, I know it's just weird. It's
Speaker 2: not weird. I mean it does make sense because traffic
Speaker 2: is so dense in various areas like downtown, because there's
Speaker 2: no parking either. But still, yeah, it's a great place
Speaker 2: to go. All right, What a weird story.
Speaker 8: So you've got California authorities getting coming together trying to
Speaker 8: track down the whereabouts of a nine year old girl,
Speaker 8: and it seems that this girl was homeschooled by her mom.
Speaker 8: This girl's name is Melody, Buzzard. And when you homeschool,
Speaker 8: I guess you do need to check in with a
Speaker 8: school or there is a process to make sure the kids.
Speaker 2: Are You have to report and you have to Yeah,
Speaker 2: you have to follow the syllabus the state environments.
Speaker 8: Well, they're saying that they've had a prolonged absence. No
Speaker 8: one's seen this girl in about a year. And the
Speaker 8: Sheriff's department went to the home and Melody and her mom,
Speaker 8: Ashley Buzzard, weren't there. No clear explanation was provided where
Speaker 8: Melody was. Then on Wednesday night, the deputies go back
Speaker 8: to the home. Now Ashley Buzzard was there, but Melody
Speaker 8: was not. No one else for no one knows where
Speaker 8: she is. And so they're asking anybody to reach out
Speaker 8: to the Barbara Sheriffs if they have any idea as
Speaker 8: to where this girl is or if they've seen her
Speaker 8: within the last year.
Speaker 2: But I'm assuming the authorities are spending a good line,
Speaker 2: a good long time talking to mom.
Speaker 3: You'd imagine, yeah, you would think.
Speaker 6: The La County Department of Public Health has confirmed another
Speaker 6: case of MPOC, which is a more severe strain. It's
Speaker 6: a local patient who has no known history of traveled
Speaker 6: areas where the virus is usually found, which is why
Speaker 6: it's so unusual. Two local cases believed to be the
Speaker 6: only more severe version of the infection in the country,
Speaker 6: involving people with no known history of travel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jim and I spoke about, you know, the political
Speaker 2: correctness of the name IMPOS they had to use. Now
Speaker 2: it's MPOs as opposed to having sex with monkey pox.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what's weird about that?
Speaker 8: Imagine this when you were a kid, Bill, did you
Speaker 8: get seapawks?
Speaker 2: I know I got chicken pox. That's very offensive. See,
Speaker 2: you're rightly, you're right.
Speaker 3: It just is weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you remember do you remember when gon ahea
Speaker 2: used to be not anymore?
Speaker 3: I don't remember gonorrhea.
Speaker 2: Anyway. It's one of the that's one of the big STDs.
Speaker 2: It's one of the fun that was before a that
Speaker 2: was never had an STD. Unlike you, it's don't knock
Speaker 2: it until you've tried it. Okay, they now call it the.
Speaker 8: Applaud Yeah, Smuckers is suing Trader Joe's, so they have
Speaker 8: you know, Smuckers has the uh, the Encrustables or whatever
Speaker 8: they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're horrible.
Speaker 3: I love them.
Speaker 4: They're awesome.
Speaker 8: I don't know what you're talking about. The grape ones
Speaker 8: forget about it anyways.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The JM.
Speaker 8: Smucker Company issuing Trader Joe's because they have a new
Speaker 8: freeze frozen peanut butter and jelly sandwich that's super similar
Speaker 8: to Smuckers and Crustables in the design, the packaging, the
Speaker 8: way the little crimp, you know, crimped edges and things
Speaker 8: like that. So you know, he said, hey, if they said,
Speaker 8: if you're going to sell something, we get it, you do.
Speaker 2: That's a simple fix. That's a simple. Yeah. They just
Speaker 2: changed the shape a bit and they'll be fine. Maybe
Speaker 2: a corner of a crust some constables, yes, just call
Speaker 2: it a little crustables. Yeah, I mean that's the easy
Speaker 2: where they want oh yeah, and they're arguing that everything
Speaker 2: should be returned and we want a pile of money
Speaker 2: and yeah, yeah, that's ridiculous. As always.
Speaker 6: Bank of America and the Bank of New York Mellon
Speaker 6: are both being sued by Jeffrey Epstein accusers. Two class
Speaker 6: action lawsuits have been filed in federal court on behalf
Speaker 6: of a Jane Doe and another woman who have accused
Speaker 6: Jeffrey Epstein of abuse.
Speaker 4: They say that.
Speaker 6: Epstein's trafficking operation wouldn't have existed without the banks that
Speaker 6: provided special treatment to Epstein and his co conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a question about this. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I really don't. Maybe they provide a special treatment because
Speaker 2: he spent so much money with them and had such
Speaker 2: huge accounts, and you get special treatments. Are they actually
Speaker 2: arguing is the bank should have known that that money
Speaker 2: was going to be used in furtherance of his sexual escapades.
Speaker 2: I don't know the answer, but I'm trying to figure
Speaker 2: out how. And the story says JP Morgan and Deutsche
Speaker 2: Bank have already admitted wrongdoing, which okay, and JP Morgan
Speaker 2: agreed to pay two hundred ninety million dollars. Deutsche Bank
Speaker 2: agreed to pay seventy five million. I don't understand this story.
Speaker 2: I don't well how they are connected other than they
Speaker 2: held accounts. And the argument maybe is they knew where
Speaker 2: the money was going and knew he was a child
Speaker 2: molester and therefore furthered his furthered his actions. I don't
Speaker 2: get it. And let's finish up Neil.
Speaker 8: Founding guitars for Kiss Dead at seventy four and it
Speaker 8: sounds like he had had a fall and then some
Speaker 8: health issues. He had canceled the twenty twenty five tour
Speaker 8: dates and at.
Speaker 3: Seventy four, he has passed in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That's you know, when you start reaching that age
Speaker 2: group and all of a sudden people start popping off. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a little troublesome in terms of how you view life. Wow.
Speaker 2: So the statement from his family went on to say
Speaker 2: the magnitude of his passing is of epic proportions and
Speaker 2: beyond comprehension. I don't know, I comprehend it. The guy died. Wow,
Speaker 2: it's not like it doesn't happen. And epic proportions. Okay, sure,
Speaker 2: why not?
Speaker 3: You don't think when you pass that it's going to
Speaker 3: be the end of an error.
Speaker 2: I no, that's funny. That is very funny. Okay, we
Speaker 2: are kind I wish I thought of that, all right,
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