The Bill Handel Show

The NATO Summit kicks off today - Handel highlights and examines what's at stake. A Chicago suburb is paying reparations to black residents in what's being considered a "test run" for the whole country. Leaked documents of Putin's "Ghost Train" highlight a gym, spa, and beauty equipment on board. And while more than 1,000 companies pledged to leave Russia after the war on Ukraine began, some well-known companies have violated their pledge.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Turkey has agreed to support Sweden's NATO bid. The Republican's hold on nominations has left the Marines without confirmed leader for the first time in 100 years. And Twitter traffic is 'tanking' as Meta's Threads app hits 100 million users.

Bill Handel is back in the Host chair as he's returned from his European vacation. America's infrastructure needs a massive update, as out-dated and dangerous , toxic lead cables line the surface and below. Also, there's a war over new rooftop solar rules. Wayne Resnick returns, as is Monday tradition when Handel is in the country, for an all-new edition of 'Do They Have A Case?'!

Bill Handel returns from vacation! While he was away, the Supreme Court put an end to Affirmative Action, which mandated diversifcation on college campuses; Handel examines the ramifications. Also, the Supreme Court enabled businesses to refuse service to LGBTQIA+ customers in a shocking turn of events. President Biden is headed to Europe for the NATO Summit, and Ukraine's plea for membership comes into question as it remains such a profound dilemma for the West. And L.A.'s hotel strike says the union's housing agenda is over-reaching.

Bill Handel is back in the saddle! He's accompanied by Amy King and Wayne Resnick for Handel on the News. President Biden says Ukraine is not ready for a NATO Membership...yet. A massive landlside has forced dozens of evacuations in the Rolling Hills Estates in California. And President Biden is defending his decision to send Ukraine cluster bombs, a highly controversial weapon.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel, who returns on Monday! KFI's own Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about the latest story he's been following and to preview a new episode of 'Unsolved' airing tomorrow night. Then, Neil Saavedra is back for 'Foodie Friday'! Neil and Wayne talk about crazy Fair food, polarizing food debates, and whether or not you should be sampling grapes or cherries at the grocery store.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. ABC's Entertainment Reporter Jason Nathanson joins the show to give an entertainment report regarding new content coming to theaters and streaming services. Then, Wayne takes a look at President Biden's new student loan replacement plan. Do yoga pants really qualify as pants? And Heavy Petting returns!

Wayne Resnick is in the Host chair for Bill one last time and is joined by Jason Middleton and SPECIAL GUEST Neil Saavedra for Wayne on the News! An 'intense heat wave' is headed for SoCal next week. U.S. job openings have dipped to 9.8 million but remain high, showing resilience in the labor market. And LA Mayor Karen Bass has signed a law that cuts the red tape to build affordable housing.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. Dr. Jim Keany, Co-Director of the ER at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo makes his return to The Bill Handel Show for some ‘Medical News’ to talk about health effects of aspartame, sepsis: one small cut can become deadly, severe reactions to mosquito bites, and nearly 1-4 girls & young women have an iron deficiency. Host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” joins Wayne to discuss Taylor Swift adding more tour dates, top 10 earning tours of all-time, and Adele warning fans about throwing stuff on stage.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. The U.S. citizenship test might be getting harder and Florida releases list of invalid out-of-state licenses under new immigration law. Single-payer advocates are split on how to overhaul healthcare. There is an impossible paradox of car ownership. ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst Brad Garret discusses a suspect in multiple shootings where his case may decide the future of gun rights and the ranks of gun owners is growing and so does their resistance to scrutiny.