Good morning. Bill Handel here on a Saturday morning. One hour left of the legal show.

Right after this show at 11 o'clock, it's Leo LePort with the tech show, and then Neil Savadra with the food show, Fork Report, a 2 o'clock.

That's 2 to 5. 6.8 o'clock this evening, Mo Kelly, with the cleverly, Fork Reporter, at 2 o'clock. That's 2 to 5.

6.8 o'clock this evening, Mo Kelly with the cleverly entitled Mo Kelly Show.

And tonight at 8 o'clock, it is episode number two of the Steve Gregory show Unsolved,

where Steve takes us through unsolved murders and cases, and it's pretty fascinating stuff.

All right.

That's it.

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It's Handel on the Law, where I give you marginal legal advice and tell you you have

absolutely no case. A quick story about anti-vaxxers. Now, normally you think of anti-vaxxers as

individuals, right? Or even unions, police unions, we're all anti-vaxxer and you can't force our policemen or our

firemen or whatever to be forced to to be mandated to have the vaccine well there's a real good

one here this is a city council that's gone in that direction and this is one of the most fascinating cases out there or fascinating positions out there.

This is Oroville, California.

It's a little city up north near Sacramento.

And they announced they will not follow orders issued by the governor or president in terms of the vaccine mandate.

And in a 6 to 1 vote, the city council declared Oroville a, quote, constitutional

republic city.

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