Host of “How To Money” Joel Larsgaard joins Bill to talk about the Biden-⁠Harris Administration SAVE Plan. TikTok now has an e-commerce element. Not only will doomscrolling waste your time, but now your money is at stake too. LA might ban cashless businesses and lastly, credit card myths. Host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” joins the Bill Handel Show to discuss the WGA slamming studios most recent proposal as a ploy not to bargain, but "to jam us."

GOP Debate review and reaction and Trump during Carlson interview suggests that U.S could see more political violence. California looking to give unemployment to strikers. The Biden-⁠Harris Administration SAVE Plan, the new student-loan repayment plan to lower monthly payments for millions of borrowers.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King join Bill for Handel on the News. At least 9 shot at biker bar in Orange County’s Trabuco Canyon; 4 confirmed dead. The first Republican debate. Mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin is presumed dead after a plane crash outside Moscow. Donald Trump to surrender in Atlanta in fourth criminal case brought against ex-president this year. Fukushima: China bans seafood from Japan after the nuclear plant starts releasing wastewater. Controversial new AI app allows you to text with Jesus… and Satan.

There's a Union deal that would add $400 million to the LAPD budget by 2027 - Handel examines what the bill contains and how it could shape the law enforcement of Los Angeles over the years. Then, Dean Sharp comes on for another edition of Handel and The House Whisperer! Today, Dean's focus is 'The Secret Life of Wood: The Role of Wood in Human History Cannot Be Overstated'.

Former President Donald Trump will miss tonight's GOP Republican Debate - does his absence overshadow the debate entirely? Then, Dr. Jim Keany joins the show for some Medical News! Companies have started mandating that employees wear masks again while at work, and examining the Maui wildfire aftermath and the impact it could continue to have on residents.

KFI's own Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for a fresh edition of 'Tech Tuesday'! Rich offers some assistance with setting up earthquake alerts on your phone and some insight on Threads roling out real desktop support. Additionally, Verizon is now offering to fix broken phone screens for free if it's insured. And a judge has ruled that art created using artificial intelligence cannot be copywritten. Then, after just 5 years removed from the Paradise fire, survivors see a long road ahead for those living in Lahaina, Maui. And have people forgotten how to behave in a public setting? Tune in for the Handel rant.

The first Republican Debate approaches, and Handel tells you everything you need to know heading into it. Then, how Kroger became the biggest sushi seller in America. The bill to prevent California school textbook bans, and it's currently in limbo. And on the topic of America: Handel talks about the booming business of American anxiety.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former President Donald Trump says he will surrender at an Atlanta jail on Thursday in the Georgia election interference case. California is free of being in a state of extreme drought for the first time in three years. And Hurricane Hilary broke SoCal records with over 1 foot of rain having hit the San Bernardino County.

KFI's own Blake Troli joins the show to talk about the impact of Hurricane Hilary on the South Land. Then, KFI In The Sky Will Kohlschreiber highlights the impact of Hilary on the roads, and how road closures are effecting people's commutes this morning. CNBC's Jane Wells comes on to talk about the storm and Palm Springs, where a massive boulder fell onto a highway there. And then some Handel History: Tropical Storms and Hurricanes in the United States over the years.