And good morning.

Bill Handel here on a Saturday morning, hour number two of the legal show up at 11 o'clock,

Leo Leoport, with the tech show.

And then this afternoon, 2 o'clock, it is Neil Sibedra with the fork report.

And since it is the Saturday before Thanksgiving, as you can imagine, Neil is going to be talking about all things Thanksgiving meals.

Later on tonight, 6th, 8 o'clock, it's Moe Kelly.

And then it's, what is it, number three, show number three of Unsolved with Steve Gregory.

And that's always good.

It's a new show.

And this is the third one out and has gotten tremendous response unsolved crimes and this episode

is called man in a box and it's all about are you ready for this a man discovered in a box so

that actually works doesn't it a dead guy i mean dead for a bunch of years, a skeleton. They should

actually call it skeleton in a box. And they've identified them, too, by the way, with DNA.

Okay. And died, uh, 12, 15 years ago. Buried alive, they think. Really interesting show.

Phone number 800, 5201534. Don't have to play Baby Shark this time around, but we do have a

couple of lines open, so feel free. 8005201534. This is Handel on the Law. Marginal legal advice

where I tell you, you have absolutely no case. Oh, here's a story

out of New York, New York City, actually Brooklyn. There is a teacher by the name of Jeffrey

Levy who teaches English's second language at a school in Brooklyn and a very liberal area of Brooklyn. And he has filed a complaint

against the school, the school district, the school principal, Neil Singh, who ordered

Jeffrey to stop wearing his t-shirt, which said, proud Zionist in the building.

And here's his argument.

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