KFI A.m. 640. Bill Handel here, it's on a Saturday morning every Saturday, 6 to 11 o'clock.

Right after this show, Leo Lepport from 11 to 2. And then all things food, Neil Savater with a fork report where, excuse me, as I coughed my way through this where Neil talks about the food restaurants he's gone to

and well actually we've gone to

Neil and I have lunch normally at least once a week

where we out eat each other

and normally well as you know we go back and forth

in terms of winning that contest.

All right.

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

In light of this crazy sexual harassment issue, and it's just exploded.

I mean, this thing with Harvey Weinstein

and his dozens of women has just started. And then you had that the director Joe Tabek or Tabook,

whatever his name was, with over a hundred women claiming that he sexually

harassed them. And you know it's absolutely true because when you have someone who's being

accused, say, I had sex with all those women, but it was all consensual. I don't know. That

just doesn't ring true, does it? You think there have been a couple that you have harassed?

Matter of fact, Harvey Weinstein, I think there are six women who have accused them of out and out rape, as opposed to being forced to have sex.

I'm talking about physical rape.

All right.

So in light of that, everybody seems to be under investigation for sexual

harassment because it turns out the amount of sexual harassment, the number of people involved

is so pervasive that it is virtually every company, et cetera, is involved. So let me tell you

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