and good morning, everybody. It's Saturday, April 25. Bill Handel here. And it's the legal show.

Right after us, Leo Laporte, after us, this is the royal us. Right after me, it is legal, it is legal report. And then followed by

Neil Sveidra, who does the fork report. And that's 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock this afternoon.

All right. First of all, let's start with phone numbers, because always, always, top of the hour

is the best time to call and the

number is 800 520 1534 800 520 1534 notice I always say phone numbers and I can't get past

that because when I first started broadcasting I would take phone calls there used to be a time when in the world of talk I would take phone calls. There used to be a time when,

in the world of talk radio, it was phone calls. People would come in, Bill, you're and ask,

now I thank God I just do it via the internet and by various websites and chat rooms

and, of course, direct email to me bill you're an a hole and then start

screaming at me well in those days we took phone calls and there would be a local number and a toll

free number so it would i even forget what the local number was but our toll free number was 8005201534

when's the last time you heard that by the the way? Toll free? Anyway, our number toll

free is 800. 5201534. All right. This is Handle on the Law Marginal Legal Advice, where I I tell you you have absolutely no case.

All right, this is in Southern California, these cases, and the fact that Southern California is incidental,

because this is going all over the country, and that, of course, has to do with the shelter in place, the cease

doing business orders from the various governors and county supervisors, et cetera, and municipalities.

So there are some churches in Riverside and San Bernardino County. This is Southern California,

and these are east of L.A. And these two churches,

or actually several churches, sued the government, sued the state, sued the cities,

saying that it is a violation of religious rights to force churches or to not

allow churches to hold in-person worship services. So basically they want their congregants to

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