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And we are going to be talking to Janet Wynn in just a second. Janet Wynn is a state senator.

It has been discovered that buried deep within a document by the California Air Resources

Board, there's going to be about a dollar's worth of extra gas tax over the next two years.

If you round it off, it's about 50 cents in 2025, 50 cents in 2026. This was buried in something that passed way back in 2007. That would have been the Schwarzinger years where he fell in love with the global warming cults.

And all these years later, these massive gas taxes are going to kick in called a low carbon fuel standard. So let's see what's going on. Janet Wynn, welcome. How are you?

Hi. Good. Thank you, John. How are you? Thank you for having me. Before we talk about the gas tax,

I just want to thank you personally and your audience, because remember I came on a few weeks, a month or two ago in regards to the animal welfare bills

well our both of our bills have passed the committee and it's heading to the Senate floor and so

it's a huge hurdle for us to get to this point and so I want to thank you for being the voice of

animals because they don't have a voice and we are their voices well thank you very much

the voice of animals and so take that debor I'm the voice of animals you because they don't have a voice and we are their voices. Well, thank you very much.

The voice of animals.

Take that, Debra.

I'm the voice of animals.

You are the voice of animals, John.

That's right.

I'll be barking later. Well, no, let's not do that.

But, you know, in terms of the gas tax, I've got a couple updates.

You've helped us publicize, you know, the 47 cents gas tax increase next year.

And the news has gone everywhere, as you mentioned.

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