Doug McIntyre in for John and Ken.

And yes, this is technically the very last John and Ken show.

Tomorrow, KFI is proud to debut the John Cobboldt show right here from 1 to 4 every day.

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what and pick it up on your molars sometimes people could do that right you got fillings in

your teeth you can pick up radio frequencies i sound great on your teeth by the way oftentimes

better on your teeth than i do in your ears uh ladies gentlemen tons to talk about uh

including we're hoping to be joined by Anne Speckard in just a bit.

To talk about this follow up on an article I talked about on Friday about the incredible and really chilling rise in violent threats against public officials.

Across party lines, by the way.

There's not one side or the other that is in the lead on this.

It's pretty evenly split between left and right on people getting threatened by oftentimes

anonymous callers or emailers, et cetera.

So we'll get into that in just a bit.

But of course, the big story here locally is and has been the $700 million man with Shohei Otani,

staying in Southern California, but changing addresses trading Angels Red for Dodger Blue.

And later on we'll talk with David Vasay, the L.A. Dodgers from our sister station, AM 570.

He's going to get into the weeds on that.

And the president of Penn is out and Alex Jones is in.

The whole nature of hate speech versus free speech is on the table in a big way.

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