Well, we're now on from one to four. It's been a week already, over a week. If you weren't aware of that,

well, we're telling you. And if you can't listen to us live between one and four, you can pick us up on

the podcast at kfiam640.com. It's easy to find on the John and Ken page. Or use the IHeart

radio app. Same thing. We got words, John. We still got words. Coming up in about 15 minutes, another

keyword. You follow the instructions and you have a shot at $1,000. You know, in KFI with their cash

refill contest. As you know, the state of California likes to be a leader often in bad ideas under a new state

regulation 35% of the new 2026 car model sold in California must be zero emissions and in 2035

that will be 100%.

The next sentence in this story from CalMatters is,

powering the vehicles means the state must triple the amount of electricity produced

and deploy new solar and wind energy at almost five times the pace of the past decade.

Yeah.

Does anybody hear that and knockout?

Are you kidding me?

Well, it's impossible.

All this is impossible.

And as we go through the list of things that California would have to do,

yes.

Keep in mind three words.

High speed rail.

Remember, they've gone 15 years now and not laid down an inch of high speed rail track. 15 years. And when you see what they're supposed, the kind of

infrastructure that they're supposed to build and build fast, you really, you really

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