This is an IHeart podcast.

KFI AM 640.

You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

You can always get the podcast after 4 o'clock every day and listen on demand.

We're talking about the top 10 new laws in California, the worst new laws that Gavin Newsom has signed into effect.

You can get the full list at reform, California.org.

Coming up, we're going to talk about Trump vowing to send the National Guard to San Francisco.

And what Gavin Newsom is trying to do to politicize and push back rather than do his job.

But first, we went through six out of the 10 bad bills. Let's pick it up with number seven. Again, you can get the full list

at reform, California.org. It's one of our top stories there. Share it so all your friends know

how bad these laws are.

SB 79.

This is particularly bad for neighborhoods because SB 79 allows a developer to buy a single

family home, bulldoze it, and build, are you ready for it, a six-story apartment tower without any

ability of the local city council or residents locally to stop them? Developers basically are

buying their way around common sense regulations that are designed to protect the caliber, the character of a neighborhood.

You see what's happening in Pacific Palisades, the places that were ravaged by fire due to, in large part, the negligence of politicians. Now the politicians are adding insult to

injury by making it impossible for people to rebuild so that then developers can scoop up the land

bargain basement price and instead of a single family home being rebuilt, it's going to be

massive, dense government subsidized

housing projects.

And the developers, of course, kick back contributions to the politicians.

...