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KFI AM 640, Bill Handel here, our last hour of Handel on the Law, and then I will continue to take phone calls off the air, and I'll explain that a little bit later on.

In the meantime, the number, uh, the number,

top of the hour, of course, uh, 800 5201534, 800 5201534. And, uh, welcome to handle on the law,

marginal legal advice where I tell you, you have no case now I have spoken about class action suits for years actually ever since I started

broadcasting this show decades ago and class action suits have I as I have explained

really the only people that make any money off this are the lawyers.

There are some in which some serious money is paid to members of the class, but for the most part, not a whole lot.

So we start with that, and I'm explaining what class action lawsuits are about.

This one is one of the most interesting class action lawsuits I have seen.

And this has to do with participants in the January 6th riots over running the capital of the United States.

The people that are suing are some of the rioters themselves and they are suing the federal government

and are asking for millions of dollars and damages because the police used excessive

forced against the pro-Trump.

Well, of course, they don't use the word,

they don't use the word rioters.

They actually talk about a peaceful crowd.

If you ever saw videos of that, which, of course, you have,

that was a peaceful crowd, wasn't it?

So they're filing a lawsuit against the police, the feds, because they were

federal police, capital police. So the police indiscriminately launched explosive munitions,

chemical agents, and impact projectiles into the peaceful crowd and physically assaulted members of the crowd. One of them who is suing

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