This is Handel on the law marginal legal advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case and revel in telling you that.

The less of a case you have, the worst case you have, the worst of the case you have, the better I feel.

So, California. And actually I usually talk about strange-ass California laws in cases because California is an outlier.

On the one hand, California generally leads the nation, if you want to call it leading.

That's in quotes, depending on which side of the coin you're on that one.

In social issues, you know, like abortion.

California is one, I think, maybe the only state that has put abortion into its constitution, the right to abortion, you know, while the other states are criminalizing in many cases. And just social efforts, social events, entitlement programs, that sort of thing, California, tofu, turkey, all that. And sometimes they're sort of in the middle and past bills

are looking at bills that actually make sense. And this one that I think does. And so a bill has

just been introduced, Senate bill 1413 by a Republican, and it could put an end to daylight savings time in California, even though the voters

approved a similar measure in 2018, although I'll tell you about that.

Well, I'll tell you now, it's a measure that allowed the legislature to make that move.

It didn't make the move per se.

So there was that measure in 2018 that said the legislature may change daylight savings time into or eliminate daylight saving time completely.

Okay. The American Medical Association says the U.S. should get rid of the seasonal time changes in favor of a standard year-round time. No sale

at saving time. The Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine article says the U.S. should eliminate

seasonal time changes in favor of a national fixed year-round time, and it has to do what the researchers wrote.

Current evidence best supports the adoption of a year-round standard time,

which aligns best with the human circadian biology and provides clinical evidence of public health and safety,

saying we've got the science that says you don't

want to go with daylight saving time and then a standard time. And so in 2018, the voters approved

Prop 7, allowing the legislature amend the practice if Congress approved it. So it has to be two hits here.

Congress has to approve a national standard time, which it has not,

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