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Yeah, you probably heard about Trump, right?

We'll have more. We got some of the sound of what was going on in the streets this morning as the nuts from both sides showed up in New York City to either support Trump or protest the indictment,

or I should say support the indictment.

We'll get to that probably in the 3 o'clock hour, but we're going to begin this hour by picking up a big story from yesterday.

The motion by two L.A. County supervisors, and they actually called it to depopulate and

decarcerate the Los Angeles County jails.

Apparently back in 21, they wanted to close the men's central jail, but this would take it further.

This would, although the Times headline says to decrease jail population, the idea is to pretty much have nobody in the LA County jails.

No, because alternatives to incarceration.

Anybody who's in there with a bail of $50,000 or less.

And these are people who've committed residential burglaries, aggravated assault with a gun, felony, possession of a gun.

If you are a felon and you're not supposed to own one, you'd be let out immediately.

Oh, possession of child pornography.

You get the idea?

Oh, domestic abuse.

Abuse.

Perpetrators. How about that?

So it's the men's central jail. It's got 14,000 people in it.

And they wanted to throw thousands into the street who would then come over your house and maybe kill you.

And this is Helde Siles and Lindsay Horvath, who are two of the nuttiest L.A.

County supervisors out of five of them.

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