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Last hour we had Nathan Hockman on.

He gave a fascinating dissertation about why the Menendez brothers should not get a resentencing hearing,

why they should remain in prison.

And it's so much important detail about the case that I bet you forgot or didn't know,

or maybe you weren't alive, you don't remember, because you were eight years old.

And, you know, know forget forget all the

the silly TikTok videos or the streaming documentaries listen to Nathan Hockman give a summary and you

tell me why the Menendez brothers ought to get a crack at freedom anyway that's on the podcast

Michael Monks is here now.

We just did a story about all the money we've blown a high-speed rail and got nothing for it.

Now there's an audit out about all the money we've spent on the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.

This is a county city venture billions of dollars.

And according to this new audit, we've got nothing for it.

They don't know where a lot of the money went.

And we're talking billions of dollars.

Just so you know, somebody from,

oh, this is Chris LaGraugh, wrote this online. Chris has been on our show. He's a journalist. He says

10% of LA's total budget services one-tenth of 1% of the population, the homeless.

And Michael came in and reminded me that the homeless tax is going up April 1st.

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