Bill Handel On Demand

A Federal judge has ruled against the FDA approval of the abortion pill - what happened? The United States knew about tainted pills coming from Mexican pharmacies killing Americans - why the kept quiet is unknown. Many Americans are heading to Europe to live "large" on the cheap. And a new law could make it easier to detain people with mental illness against their will.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. An Intelligence leak has exposed the U.S. spying on adversaries and allies. Abortion providers are grappling with conflicting rulings on a key pill. And Iowa is refusing to pay for rape victims' abortions or contraceptives.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is being investigated after it surfaced that he accepted several luxury trips paid for by a GOP megadonor. Then, Neil Saavedra is back for another edition of Foodie Friday! Chipotle is getting complaints over its spicy salsa and Costco has a new self-serving sample kiosk?!

After two Black Democrats were expelled from the House in Tennessee for protesting in favor of gun control, the state is in turmoil. Handel highlights California's race against time to build power lines. ChatGPT invented a sexual harassment scandal and then named a real law professor as the accused. And Florida's NAACP is urging Black people to avoid coming to the state, but critics worry the plan will backfire.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Tennessee's Republican-led House has expelled 2 Democratic lawmakers over them having protested gun reform, with the House having narrowly missed ousting a third. Two people have been stabbed in separate assaults on LA's Metro Red Line. And LA County is ramping up its incentives to recruit mental health workers for street teams.

KFI Anchor, Host and Business Expert Jason Middleton is back for an all-new segment of MACRO! Jason and Bill talk about Apple's layoffs, GM salaried workers taking a buyout in lieu of being laid off, and inflation finally slowing down? Perhaps, but unemployment is on the rise again. Then, the teacher shot by her 6-year-old student is suing for $40 million. And could all of the book bans ultimately spell the end of libraries?

Now that former President Donald Trump has been arraigned following his indictment, Handel examines how everything that has transpired will (or won't) impact the 2024 Presidential election. Then, do inmates pay too much for phone calls and snacks? There's a follow-up to the goat story we covered last week, and the question arises as to whether or not programs like 4H and FFA indoctrinate children to eat meat. And it's Passover today, so why not explore the world of kosher pet food?

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Some sad news to start the day - Three people have been found dead in an apartment on Skid Row; drugs are suspected to have been involved. Cash App founder Bob Lee was stabbed to death in San Francisco as concerns over violent crime are reignited. And a suspected serial arsonist has hit Mount Washington and Silver Lake neighborhoods as resident concerns grow.

KFI's own Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about how hundreds of LAPD undercover officers are filing a lawsuit against the city over the public release of their photos. Then, Dean Sharp is back for Handel & The House Whisperer! Bill and Dean talk about birds, bees, pests and trees.

Former President Donald Trump's indictment has been unsealed, so Handel examines what it means and how strong the case is against him. Then, Dr. Jim Keany returns for Medical News! Dr. Keany is the Co-Director of the ER at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo. He and Bill discuss some Spring diseases you should be aware of and how the worst town in England has the same life expectancy as the entire U.S.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for Handel on the News. The three take a look at the 34 charges filed against former President Donald Trump, as he was arraigned yesterday in Manhattan, NY. Hundreds of 'undercover' LAPD officers are taking steps to sue the city over the public release of their photos. And the City of Carson has OK'd a $100,000 reward in search for a 16-year-old girl who has been missing since January.

With former President Donald Trump set to be arraigned later today, Handel revisits his indictment and examines who Trump's new attorney is. Then, with artificial intelligence coming to the foreground on just about every front, get ready for the most recent job listing: The 'AI Whisperer'!

Former President Donald Trump is set to be arraigned today. California's snowpack is among the deepest ever - now it's time to get ready for the 'big melt'. Joel Larsgaard joins the show - Joel has a show every Sunday right here on KFI called 'How To Money' that airs 12-2pm. Today, he talks with Bill about electric vehicles and the SoCal housing market.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The three take a look at the Trump arraignment schedule ahead of his court appearance later today. Additionally, the Judge in New York has ordered no video cameras to be allowed inside the courtroom. And Trump has tapped white-collar attorney Todd Blanche to head his indictment defense. Other topics are discussed, too, we promise.

Disney World lawyers were able to outmaneuver Florida Governor DeSantis and keep control of its Florida land - how'd they do it? Handel unpacks all of the details. Then, Wayne Resnick is back for Do They Have A Case! Wayne presents Bill with a couple of cases where the outcomes have been determined, but remain undisclosed in order to enable Handel to apply his legal expertise and predict which way the court went.

As we anticipate the Donald Trump mugshot, are we about to receive the most defining image of the 21st Century? Also, a look at Trump's legal strategy. A little Handel HIstory for you: While past presidents have never been indicted, they have faced legal woes of their own. With the arrest of Evan Gershkovich, it's the dawn of a new era of Hostage Diplomacy. And Americans are losing faith in college education as some parents are paying consultatnts $750,000 to get their children into top universities.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former President Donald Trump is set to deliver remarks tomorrow night (Tuesday) after his arraignment. Asa Hutchinson said Sunday that he will seek the Republican presidental nomination in 2024, calling for Trump to drop out. And the death toll has risen to 32 after tornadoes ripped through the South and Midwest, leaving communities in ruin.

Mark Ridley-Thomas has been found guilty of bribery and fraud involving benefits for his son in exchange for lucrative county contracts. And Bill revisits the Trump indictment, as the charges won't nullify him from the Presidential race next year but could ultimately make his re-election bid harder. And Neil Saavedra is back for 'Foodie Friday'! iHop is bringing back a popular food item and its largest menu overhaul to date, baseball is back and there's a ton of new food options at stadiums, Cup Noodles has a new, strange product, and Pop Tarts have announced a new flavor with a sweater to match!

Former president Donald Trump has been indicted - what happens next and what will the implications be, if any? California District Attorney Gascon's own prosecutors are lining up to take his job. And a story about a 9-year-old 4H student that changed her mind about slaughtering a goat up in Shasta County, CA.

Wayne Resnick and Jason Middleton (in for Jennifer Jones Lee) accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by the Manhattan Grand Jury on more than 30 counts related to business fraud. What happens next in court after Trump's indictment? Mark Ridley-Thomas is facing years in prison after his corruption conviction. And Biden's officials have condemned 'in the strongest possible terms' Russia's detention of U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich from The Wall Street Journal.