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Today we've got Trump getting inaugurated and issuing a blizzard of executive orders, including many about the border.

We went through all the border executive orders.

But just to sum it up in a sentence, for the moment, the border is

effectively closed between the U.S. and Mexico. The ports of entry are shut down. We will

go through it again later in the show, but a massive, massive change in border and immigration

policy. We also talked about there's rumblings in the palisades that some people say maybe

it's time to separate from the rest of Los Angeles since they were left not underserved,

unserved as the wildfire exploded and wiped out thousands of homes. And nobody, there was nobody

running city hall. We'll go through that because remember there was a deputy mayor to Karen Bass,

who was recently put on leave because he was accused of phoning in a bomb threat. He was the

deputy mayor who oversaw the fire department.

So not only he didn't have Karen Bass, but he didn't have the number two deputy mayor who

oversees the fire department. And then you had the fire chief saying that they've been

severely underfunded and recently cut. And Pacific Palisades residents are going, wait until I tell you how much,

how much in taxes they collectively pay. And if you were there, you'd want out too. I mean,

this really, this really is the final straw. We should break up into pieces and the sections of the city that can take care of themselves should be allowed to take care of themselves.

They shouldn't be held hostage by these woke progressive ninnies in downtown L.A. and City Hall.

All that coming up.

Let's go to Susan Shelley from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, because now we have thousands of people in the Palisades and Altadena.

They don't have homes.

They want to rebuild.

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