And good morning.

Bill Handel here on a Saturday.

It's our last hour of the legal show,

although I'll continue with phone calls off the air after the show.

I'll explain that to a little bit later on.

Coming up at 11 o'clock, Leo Laporte, the tech guy the show. I'll explain that to a little bit later on. Coming up at 11 o'clock,

Leo Laporte, the tech guy. That's till 2, and then at 2 o'clock this afternoon, it'll be

Neil Savadra, Neil with the Foodie show, and coming in at 6 tonight, Mo Kelly, 8 o'clock

tonight, it's Brian's suit.

So that's our Saturday lineup here on KFI.

Phone numbers, 800, 5201534.

That's the number to call.

We do have a couple of three lines open.

It's been pretty full all morning long.

I mean, there are some days where I have to play you horrible music to get you to call. And there are other days where the lines are literally jammed for all three hours. So today's been pretty jammy. So numbers, I think about one, two, three phone calls, three lines open. 800, 520-1534.

This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Let me start with California.

California is the bluest of the blue states that you can ever imagine.

Hard to believe, but there are actually some state senators in California that are Republicans.

Not many, but there are. So one of them,

Melissa Melendez out of Lake Elsinore, she has proposed legislation intended to curb cancel culture. And how is she doing this? Well, she is adding to the list of protected classes,

classes, and I'm talking about race, gender, religious creed,

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