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And this is KFI, hi, hi. Hi. Hi. And this is KFI, and good morning on a Saturday.

Oh, lots to cover.

Well, of course, we have all the questions have to be answered that you folks have in the world of legal, legalese, and the big election on Tuesday.

Oh, yeah.

On Wednesday, we'll be picking all of it up, of course.

John Thomas is joining me Wednesday morning, and you do not want to miss that because you ever seen a

midterm that was this contentious?

I don't remember ever, ever, ever doing that, which makes it particularly good.

All right, guys, well, phone number, 8005201 KFI, 8005201 KFI, 8005201534. Lines open because it is top of the hour.

All right, let's do it.

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

You know, there are lawsuits and then there are lawsuits.

And we here in the United States, well, particularly California, but across the United States,

because the rest of the country follows very quickly what California does, especially

in the world of law.

Here's a lawsuit out of St. Louis, Missouri.

There is a young kid or a young man, John Doe, because he's under 18,

whose mother filed a lawsuit, I guess, on his behalf.

And why did she file a federal lawsuit against the school that her son attends?

Because he did not make the varsity soccer team and therefore as part of the not making the team,

their policy is to not allow anyone, him to play on the

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