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Good morning, one more hour to go of the show.

And then Rich DeMorrow follows us from 11 to 2.

And then comes Neil Savadra, who is with me Monday through Friday on the morning show.

And his show this afternoon from 2 to 5 is The Fork Report, All Things Foodie.

Because Neil really is a serious foodie.

I mean, he's tremendous cook

and maybe even a chef and boy he knows food and he and I try to out eat each

other every time we meet for lunch or breakfast and it's really close every time

phone number we do have some lines open as we start the hour always. Lines are open at the top of the hour.

And the number is 8005201534, 8005201534. This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice.

Okay, President Trump has signed more executive orders than I think any president in history.

I mean, he started with pardons day one, and those are by the thousands already.

And he also has signed executive orders that here to four, you know, we didn't understand.

And the Supreme Court has backed them up, by the way, in terms of his expansion of presidential

powers.

So this one, I don't know if anybody's going to really argue with this. He signed an executive order classifying fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.

Now, that's an interesting one because that is unprecedented.

And it gives the U.S. government additional legal firepower to combat, the illegal trafficking.

So I don't know how many of people are going to argue with this.

And the executive order cites the leathality or the lethality of the drugs, which it kills, I mean, as we all know, tens of thousands of Americans every year.

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