Handel on the News

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2:11Welcome aboard season 6 of The Girlfriends. Flight or Fight, which takes place 30,000 feet in the sky. A beautiful woman smiles and hands you a scotch. But you have no idea just how messed up her job actually is. It was the most sexist job I think you could have. Until one day, a group of stewardesses spark a revolution that reshapes America. Listen to The Girlfriends, Flight or Fight on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. You're listening to Bill Handel on demand from KFI AM640. And now, Handel on the news. Ladies and gentlemen, here's Bill Handel. I'm Bill.

3:12I am Thursday September 3rd, 2026 and there's a Neil Dancing in his chair. I wish at times we had a television going or a television camera going. That would have you share with us the crazy stuff. That's my caddy shack gopher game. Very strong. Okay, everybody is, oh, oh, me too. Everybody is here. Morning Neil. Morning Amy. Will Coleschriver. Also Dancing in his chair. Well, do the caddy shack. Yeah, that's that's a joy to see. We're doing that. Kono really dressed up today. You really dressed up. Look at that shirt. I know you say more this yesterday. It looks exactly the same except its green instead of blue. It is not the same one as yesterday. No, no, it's some kind of interesting. I like it. Tony Baja. No, yeah, I think it is. I think it's a Tony Baja. Yeah, it's a really interesting fabric. I like it.

4:13Here we go. Well, I feel like Mr. Blackwell. Okay, there's Amy. I just said hello and good morning. Hey, a quick, I was listening to you do the promo. Talk about just for the show. And you and Neil are going over the edge. And here we generally define over the edge in a very different way on this show. But it's a cherry thing where you're at Universal Studios. Yep, at the Universal City Hilton. Okay, and you repel down the side of the mountain. But the side of the building all the way down. Yep, 26 stories. And do you actually repel? You kind of, you kind of repel. I mean, you lower yourself. You're not bouncing off like you would see rock climbers like bouncing off because you can't do that on the building. But yeah, you're repelling down the side of the building. Okay, so you're now. Oh, all right. So you're asking people to subsidize it or donate, I guess in your name. Because I don't know how that was connected.

5:14I can think of a lot of things that, you know, pay for like walks, you know, runs for cancer kind of thing. But jumping off a building, I mean, who came up with that? Well, the union rescue mission. And it's just like walking or running, although, yeah, but it's built, but it's jumping off a building. You know, raising money for, with issues like that, you know, doing stuff like that, I think it's kind of dumb. And I'll tell you why, because big deal, you're in a strap and you go down a building. Have you ever done it? I know. Like, you want to do it? I do sure. I'll do it. Okay, but hold on a minute. I've got a much better idea. If you really want to raise some money and I would pot plenty of money into this, is the two of you run across the freeway. And then we do a football pool. Now that would be serious money gathering.

6:16Why did that? Why did the talk show house run across the freeway? Yeah, no, I just, of course, of course, my loss, my train of thought. That would be a serious endeavor. That would raise a lot more money, because then we do a football pool. Then people actually gamble. Okay, to see who gets hit first. Well, we can do that on CalShi right now. Yeah, I was just going to prediction. That's my head on myself and just stand in the middle. Yeah, except you can't do that. Okay, that, that one is not allowed. You can't bet on yourself at all. And you can't just just found that out. Yeah, you find that out. You can't use an insider trading, but I would get serious about donating money if that were to happen. I mean, things where you really, really do some dangerous things. You're going over the edges here. No, I think you're strapped in. I think you have the people there. You're something down. I think you have to go. You can't mouth off like that. I know. Participate. It's a lot of smack. A lot of smack. We'll set it up. When are you doing it? September 25th.

7:18What day of the week is that? It's a Friday. Friday. You are in town. Yeah, no, no. I am in town. Strangely enough. Yes. Because I'm taking several months off at the end of the year and beginning of next. It's a right to leave on vacation. Yeah. I'm trying to think. Is it a weekday? Well, Friday. Traditionally. Friday. That's a weekday. So how are we going to do this? I mean, are you doing this during the course of you're going to make a big donation? I make a donation anyway. Because anytime you've asked for money, I generally donate money. Because you sort of have to. And if you're asking for on this show, we're going to do it and I give money. So when, give me the timeline on this. All right. Is it during the, is it during the course of the show right in the middle of the show? No, it will go over in the afternoon. Okay. Why? Okay. Let me ask you this. Why don't we broadcast it? Why wouldn't we do it live on the air? And we don't start, they don't start the event probably until later in the day.

8:25Okay. So this is an event. It's not just for you. It's a lot of people jumping off the building. This is literally, this is the union risk, rescue missions largest fundraiser of the year. And a couple hundred people do it. And basically if you raise enough money or if you want to do it yourself and you donate a thousand dollars, you too can go over the edge. It's really a bucket list thing for a lot of people. It's terrifying, but also kind of fun in a weird way. It's cool. It's like getting married. Well, I was there not so much. The back end. It's not so much the fun part. The rest of the space looks the same. Wow. Okay. It is. It is pretty crazy. So okay. And it's in the afternoon on Friday and people come out. And so do we invite people to come out there? And where do they hang out? Do they? And do they hang out? Let's just take them out. Okay. All right. In Universal City, Hilton. Okay.

9:25And how much is it? Let me ask you. Are there enough people that donate a thousand dollars that it takes a while to do this? Yeah, they do it over a period of two days. And they have a pretty constant stream of people going over the edge. You know when you were going. You don't just show up. I mean, you go and you have a, and you go and you get safety classes and everything. See, that's what makes it not so much fun. If that safety class is take 15 minutes, it's not a big deal. All right. And as has Mark Hood, the CEO said to me this morning, they've never had a miss. I'm glad to hear that, but they're due. What they're due for one. All right. Let's do it. We've got a fair amount to talk about this morning. And it is now time for Handle on the news with Neil and Amy and me and the rest of the crowd lead story. No music. Technical difficulties of technical difficulties.

10:25But that's it. The stories were handled stories. Yeah, let's do a fun night at BD's. Are here. No, this is not one of those songs. This is glorious. Steinem who died at 92. We just got that news. I think this morning. Or yesterday. Life. That yeah, I'm going to do a bit on her coming up at 720. Very, very interestingly. I heard her speak a couple of times. Just what a character in the positive sense of the word. And in just life changing, I mean, changed the way America thinks of itself and its past and its future. So I'll do more of that coming up. Also, a quick bit of news with the Clippers. I saw Steve Balmer who owns the Clippers. He was with a co-founder of Microsoft. And he owns the team. He owns the LA Clippers. And he has just been banished for a year. Gone finished. She has nothing to do with the Clippers for a year

11:28because they had a ball player. NBA final MVP. Quee Leonard. Is that right? Cowie Leonard. Why? Why? All right. Good for you, Bill. Anyway, there is a salary cap in the NBA. And what Balmer did and the hierarchy there is subvert the salary cap by arranging all kinds of speaking engagements and contracts with companies that dealt with the Clippers that Leonard got tons and tons of money. And they're saying, and he didn't show up at these events, by the way. He just got the money. And so what ended up happening is the NBA said, no, so he got hit with a $700,000 penalty. The Clippers got hit with a $30 million fine and had to four fit five first round draft picks. That's a big deal. Now, since I'm not a big fan of basketball, ask me if I care.

12:31Do you care? No. I do not. I've been asked to go to some pretty big games. I will not go to a basketball game. Why? Well, I've actually, I have actually been asked. And this is when the year years ago, when the Lakers and the Celtics were playing for a championship. And a friend of mine who had court side seats called me and said, hey, do you want to join me right next to Jack Nicholson on the court? And I said, now I'm not interested. Why is that? And I said, I'll tell you why because the thought of guys that are six foot eight, sweating and I get hit with their sweat. And I realize these guys make $15, $20 million and they sign their name with an X. You know, I don't want to be part of that. That's why. Now you know how we all feel. Well, there you are. Oh, yeah. I do not sign my name with an X. I use two Xs.

13:35President Trump foiled again, a federal judge has blocked the administration from enforcing a new executive order to limit the number of people eligible for birthright citizenship. Of course, this new executive order was issued after the Supreme Court rejected his previous effort on June 30th, the high court rejected an initial effort to end birthright citizenship for kids whose parents were not American citizens or legal permanent residents saying it violated the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. The new order that took particular aim at birth tourism was is the one that was blocked yesterday. That's where women travel to the US to give birth so their kids can automatically become US citizens. Yeah. And the basic premise I agree with birth tourism should not allow the birth of children to be US citizens. I completely agree with that. The problem is the Constitution says otherwise. That's the issue. It is in the Constitution and that's hard to unravel unless there is a constitutional amendment.

14:40I'm not people from coming into the US when they're pregnant. That's why you could stop people from coming into the US period. You could, but how do you know if someone's pregnant or not? You know, what if someone walks around the pregnant? I've got a 25, I've got a 25 pound tumour. What are they going to do? They're going to put it here. Go to the X-ray machine over here. I can't visit a country with a passport that has less than six months on it. That's true. And that's by the way, that's United States too. They won't let anybody in. That's one way of doing it. But the Constitution is, it's there. There's the language. And the court said in a six to three ruling, which I didn't understand. They said the 14th Amendment applies here. And I just don't get it. Even though the intent of the 14th Amendment had to do with slavery, it doesn't matter what the intent is. It is in the language. It's clear. Intent is when there is some doubt, where you sort of look at what an interpretation. There's no interpretation here. This is what it is. And so the other thing about this is when the court rules against the administration, they figure out a way to go around

15:47that and try another tactic to get to the same person. That's correct. This is what lawyers do. But this administration is doing it more so than any other. I'd buy partisan group of U.S. law makers. They're pressing the army to explain why it told a unit based in Europe to stop specializing in drone warfare. So the battlefields everywhere across the planet are evolving into these military tactics that are uncrewed systems, you know, these drones that are out there. And the 173rd Airborne Brigade was building its own drones and practicing, you know, the very same kind of warfare that we're seeing in Ukraine has used very successfully to fight against Russia. Yeah. And they were told to stop. Yeah, we don't know why. It's just I'm going to do a story later on at 730 about what headsat this doing in terms of the decisions that don't make don't make any sense. I can see a

16:50make sense on this one because the brigade was putting dresses on these drones and that's pretty woke. So we're going to stop that. I, I, they're read that wrong. Red that right. Okay. Got it. Weirdo. AI is not a okay in LA. Okay. You spent a lot of time thinking that one up. Yeah. Lots of letters. LA unified is adopted a moratorium on the student use of generative artificial intelligence for this school year. It's part of the school district's decision to limit computer use in classrooms because parents are concerned their kids are just sucked into these devices and aren't doing real world stuff. So in June, the school district voted to limit student screen time under the policy students have no access to screens until the second grade. And then they start increasing it as the students get older. It's and this one's and

17:52that they're not make a big deal about this. I mean, the decision may be a big deal. But in terms of their announcement, it's sort of kind of quiet. New York has made a huge deal of its decision to ban AI generative AI in terms of school kids. No, no school kids will be able to use AI or school kids will be able to not use AI. So we're going to use case anyway. Why would you need AI in school to write essays? Right, but they want the kids to do the writing themselves. Right. They to write. You can't do just any kind of asking for thinking, critical thinking. Why did something happen? So you go to cloud or you go to a chat GP and it gives you the reasons why something is done. What were the issues in the Civil War, for example? Was it just slavery? Well, these are the other issues also involved. That you can do with AI and it'll help. Yeah, it makes you think less of that. It does. I'm going to do a story on what AI is doing at eight o'clock.

18:58And then we're going to replay that the segment that I did or that we did when AI did one of the segments and how good a job it did of hosting this show. And we're going to replay that because we only done it once and we replay as much as we possibly can because it is hard. It's lazy. Yeah. No, it's easy to be lazy. We'll do that at eight o'clock. You remember back in January, I think it was where Exxon mobile CEO, Darren Woods, calling the country of Venezuela, uninvestable at a White House meeting there. And you had other US oil companies that are very hesitant to get involved. But now Chevron is saying they're going to expand into Venezuela. This is just days after the Venezuela strike US and Venezuela strike that oil deal. So they just came out yesterday and said they're expanding their existing

20:03operations into Venezuela. Of course, they're a Houston based company here. And they're the only company. They're the only major company that is still in Venezuela. All the other companies, companies have left. And you know why they're so hesitant to do this is because Venezuela has twice nationalized the oil industry. You have American or British companies in Venezuela and the government of Venezuela just says, you know what? That's all ours. We're taking over. We now own the infrastructure, which will happen in Mexico. And yeah, it is rough. And so we're going to go for third time is what these companies are saying. And then that US having access actually controlling 65 billion barrels of oil out of Venezuela, which has the world's largest oil reserves in that country. But you're going to hear a big, big deal made out of this. The problem is we won't see the effects of this oil and the transformation of it into gasoline and fuel, for example,

21:07for years because it takes that long to build the infrastructure because infrastructure in Venezuela has collapsed because of the Maduro government. And prior to that, the Shavya government that just didn't put any money into infrastructure just didn't spending cuts. Pacific gas and electric company PG&E says it's going to defer $2 billion in connection to renewable energy projects and housing developments after the California legislature failed to get to a deal over limiting what utilities would be forced to pay if they start wildfires. The CEO of PG&E says that the cuts are of make up about 15% of the utilities planned investments. And she says it'll reduce the amount of money the company has to borrow, preventing potential higher costs for taxpayers. Either way, the taxpayers get hit. It doesn't matter how or what.

22:08So it's not spending the improvement projects because there are no caps on the wildfire reparations at this point. At this point. So what they're saying, so we can go the other way. You can cap it and you pay for it one way or you don't cap it and pay for it another way. The consumer is going to get a task with this no matter what. All right. So Uber's got some layoffs. About 10% of its workforce. This is the largest cut they've had since COVID time around 2020. They're laying off about 3300 employees. Yeah, they're supposed to be at about 34,000 workers across 70 countries. And this will bring their head count to under 30,000. Yeah, because it's a lot of competition. You've got Waymo is coming in, lift. It's really getting crazy as far as competition. It's not fun. But you know what I found

23:09fascinating about this is I thought that Uber would have a few thousand people working for it. Basically just a software company. That's it. All they do is create software where they put drivers together 34,000 employees in 70 countries. That one surprised me. I mean, that's a lot of people. And I just I never would have guessed. Anyway, 10% even that's not even the drivers. No, it's not the drivers at all. That's just infrastructure. Ambush in Minneapolis. Two people have been killed six others, including three police officers or hurt and a shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment building happened yesterday afternoon. The suspect exchanged gunfire with officers, apparently officers were approaching the building shots rang out. They returned fire. Turns out that again, the two people killed six others were hurt. The guy was apparently known

24:09to police. And he was also found dead. Yeah, what a I always have the same question. Why? And there was another shooting that was reported yesterday too. And it was in a school, an active shooter in a school. Why those two stories opposed to the other dozen stories that happened yesterday with shootings. There's so many of them. I don't even understand why they make news anymore. I've said this over and over again. And who chooses which story, which ones have lakes and which ones don't? Involving kids maybe, involving who knows. And then there's the the allegation of racism where black or Hispanic kids that are being killed are not as important as white kids. I mean, there's a whole lot of controversy across the whole thing. But, you know, okay, as horrible as it is, hey, welcome to America is the cost of doing business. Oh, uh, story about Costco, Costco story. And I am disappointed. I never used this service because I never knew

25:16it existed. Costco has shut down its Costco next online marketplace. So I guess Costco members could order discounted products and services directly from several dozen companies. So companies like anchor electronics, they do a lot of power, you know, portable power, priority bicycles, Viking, culinary, um, and it's gone. Yeah, it was so hard. Party existed. Yeah, I didn't either, because I always thought third party vendors are there. As you exit a Costco, they're the guy, they're the people that do window coverings and remodeling of kitchens and air conditioning systems, that sort of thing. And those are third party obviously Costco doesn't do those. But, um, yeah, I didn't know that that existed. Never used it. It's gone. Yeah, it's gone because I don't think anybody used it. A bit of a scare in the air. A Coast Guard plane was carrying Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen and more than a dozen others had to make an emergency landing

26:22because of an engine failure. The pilot radioed in saying we just lost our right engine and would like to declare an emergency and an immediate landing at DCA, which is Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. They did everybody is safe. And after the landing, Mullen said the US Coast Guard pilots made the single engine landing feel routine. No panic, just straight professionalism. They should because they're trained to do that. And these planes can fly on a single engine. I think they even can take off on a single engine if I'm not mistaken. Well, I'd buy that for a dollar, new one dollar coins featuring President Donald Trump sort of doesn't look much like him except the hair. Appeared to be out of stock yesterday afternoon. So hours after they went on sale, sale, this is from the US Mint. They went on sale

27:22at noon. This is for the 250th birthday anniversary of America here. And it has liberty on the front, it has God we trust, it has a thinner, more square jawed version of the president. And then the eagle on the back. I'm told they're in circulation or will be in circulation. So you may come at them by way of the wild, but they are selling rolls of 25 coins and a bag of 100 Trump coins. Well, hang on a minute dollar coins, 25 of them for 61 bucks. Yeah. That's a dollar. A hundred of them for a hundred and fifty four dollars. Yeah. That's a dollar. And these are actual, this is real currency, isn't it? Apparently, I thought they were commemorative. But why would anyone spend them because they cost more than they can. That's correct. And it's obviously they're commemorative, but it's, you know, Trump coins, why not? And I'm thinking, you know, the five dollar bill, I don't know

28:28if you've seen the prototype of the five dollar bill with Donald Trump at a beard with him, you know, in relief. But it's, it's going to look pretty good. All the currency we have. I mean, it just, and it sells out. I don't get it. It sells out. The stuff sells out. I only with the Trump stakes. I don't think the Trump stakes did all that well. The Trump sneakers, I know, did very well. But anyway, I'm not exaggerating here. Trump ties those didn't do too badly. Certainly Trump hats do do pretty well. I wonder China by the way. Yeah. I wonder if when they start selling Trump speedos. I, I'd buy one of those. Okay, moving on. You'd probably fit. AI is not okay in the big Apple either. We just talked about how L.A. U.S.D. is cutting stream screen time for kids and banning artificial intelligence. And now New York City's public schools have put a one year moratorium on students using generative AI in elementary and middle schools.

29:36Yeah, that's coming up. That story is up at the top of the hour. I'm going to expand on that. Take a deeper dive. All right. There's a lot of unnecessary killing in the world. This one. Yeah. Vertix out. You had a Texas man shooting and killing his cousin over an argument. You want to know what the argument was? Who cooked Spiceier enchiladas? Now at, at first gland, at first gland, at first glance, I honestly said at first glance, they, they, they, it's, they seem like a stupid killing over the cooking of a spicy enchiladas. Let's take another look at this. How important are enchiladas for real? I think they're very important. I love. Exactly. That's my point. So don't dismiss this shooting out of hand, Neil. No, I, I put this in a different category. So he's in police custody now. I wonder if the cops were like, taste them. Yeah. I'd want to know. But that's

30:41yeah, like 22 years old and 25. Yeah. They're arguing over whose enchiladas were spicy. Apparently, they had been drinking according to police reports. No. Wow. Okay. Sure. Who Betty Crocker News? Betty's got a whole new bag. Okay. Betty Crocker has come out with a line of handbags. They're called the Betty eight collection. They're $89 and the handbags are shaped like cake slices. This is that's pretty, that's pretty dumb, don't you think? No, they're cute as hell, but I would be disappointed. It's not real cake. I like cake. Cake is delicious. And then a story we, Neil, we sort of touched on this yesterday. L.A. Zoo breeds a rare species of threatened rattlesnakes. So they announced on Tuesday the historic birth. Two letters of a very threatened rattlesnake as part of a recovery program for

31:47the threatened species. It's a litter of five new Mexico Ridge-nosed rattlesnakes. And they were born on August 8th. We need more rattlesnakes here in California. I don't think we do. Well, I mean, this is kind of a weird one. And I understand they tried to interview the keepers, but they were both dead. So it was more difficult than not. Okay. See, let me explain that. Okay. Here goes explaining jokes. Rattlesnakes, you see, they're both dead. And the connection is therefore they were bit by the rattlesnake and they didn't survive for the interview. Yeah. Okay. Maybe they're looking to replace those folks. You should go see if they're hiring. Yeah. And I think that's it, guys. We are done. Finish, finish, finish. All right. Coming up, the story of Gloria Steinem, who is an extraordinary American. And I'm going to jump into that one

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39:06or wherever you get your podcasts. On the new podcast, Solita, we share the messy reality of traveling alone as a woman. I can wait four hours for the next bus or this random dude is offering me a ride on his motorcycle. I choose option B. I'm Julie Beniero and I travel by myself because it's a rare space where I can say yes without asking anyone else first. I'm on a mission to reclaim the word Solita, trading the pity for possibility. Every time I tried to be alone, I kept meeting people and they were like, you smiled at us, not a lot of people smile around here. It's when you're alone that you're most receptive to the world as it is and not the lies you're sold about it. It can be a time where you push your limits, change your mind, or wake up to a new version of yourself. So whether you're a solo travel veteran or you're too nervous to book your first trip, I hope you listen to Solita. On the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're bookshelf and you're for you page

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41:17Ceciliano, it is your home for everything football. Williams, drifting, sprinting for space, in all kinds of trouble for the fantasy and the fantasy and the fantasy and the fantasy. We're tapping the biggest news stories, giving you expert analysis, fantasy previews, game picks, and more. We fly around every single play. We dominate every single play. You want to hear from the league's top stars? Add to the biggest matchups? We've got you covered. That's a really good football team. We got to have all hands on deck. Join me at an all-star cast of analysts for everything you need to know from around the league. Get new episodes of the NFL report Monday through Friday, all season long. Listen to the NFL report podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. College football will hijack your weekend, ruin your sleep and break your heart. And that's why we make the Sullivan-Verbal College football show. I'm Ty Hildenbrand. He's Dan Rubenstein. How's it going?

42:18Every week we preview the games that matter, sort through the biggest storylines and tell you what to watch before kickoff. There's a lot to keep track of. Who's for real? Which upset is hiding in plain sight and which storyline is about to take over your group chat? And when the games are over, join us in the aftermath too. We're going to react to what happened, talk about the biggest results. Of course, we'll cover the playoff picture. And all the little details you might have missed while flipping between like 12 games at once. Whether you know every coach and coordinator or just want to understand why everybody is yelling, we're here to help make sense of the madness. Listen to the Solid Verbal College football show on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On the new podcast, Solita, we share the messy reality of traveling alone as a woman. I can wait four hours for the next bus or this random dude is offering the ride on his motorcycle.

43:19I choose option B. I'm Julie Pinero and I travel by myself because it's a rare space where I can say yes without asking anyone else first. I'm on a mission to reclaim the word Solita, trading the pity for possibility. Listen to Solita on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey there everybody, Amy Robock and TJ Holmes here from the Amy and TJ podcast. We're going to cover everything you need to know during this heated political season. Yes, we just saw Lindsey Graham, the death of a long time senator. Also, we've got a couple of missing members of Congress. Also, we got a lot of members of Congress behaving badly. We got accusations, allegations flying all day long on Capitol Hill. Listen to Amy and TJ on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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