TFI.

AM 640, Bill Handel here on a Saturday morning, right up until 11 o'clock, a couple more hours.

And then at the end of the show, as I have a want to do, I'll still continue to take phone calls.

If you can't get in now, or the lines are busy, you keep on trying.

And then at the end of the show, I continue on off the air until everybody's questions are answered.

The phone number here, we have some lines open because this is the top of the hour.

800, 5201-534.

5201534.

That's 800.

That's 800-520-1534.

5201-KFI, if all you have are those letters on your phone.

All right, let's do it. This is Handle on the Law, Marginal Legal

Advice, where I tell you you have absolutely new case. A story I've been covering for a while,

and this had to do with the folks at PETA and other animal advocates, and this has been going on for a while, and this had to do with the folks at PETA and other animal advocates.

And this has been going on for a while, this theme.

And that is filing a lawsuit on behalf of elephants saying that legally they should be regarded

as people and therefore can't be locked up without due process.

If you look under our Constitution, the only way you can be locked up, the only way you can be held is

with due process. You have to be arrested. You have to be tried or at least you have to be

convicted. And then you're locked up. Well, elephants aren't given trials to be locked up.

They're captured.

They're born in captivity, and there they sit.

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