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Moist 86, 1877, 664, 7886. We're watching what's going on in Sacramento. It's really just for show.

They're having special hearings today on the fentanyl problem, really just entertaining bills that don't do a lot,

mostly the list I saw introduced by Democrats anyway, to set up task forces and whatever. But of course,

they want to make a show of it to attract attention to the fact that they will not deal with any

bill that increases any kind of prison time for people involved in

fentanyl, particularly the dealers. We'll have an assembly member of Bill of Salee coming up after

the news at 3 o'clock. We begin this hour with the return to the Johnny Ken show of City

Councilwoman Tracy Park, who of course took over for Mike Bonnan, and she represents

the vast parts of the West Side, including John's neighborhood. And one of the things she promised

in running her campaign is to do something about the homeless problem. She called her attention

to a video that's been posted of a fire that apparently broke out inside

a public bathroom in Venice. And then she also wants to talk about RVs parked along certain

streets in her district. Tracy, how are you? Thanks for coming on. Hey, John and Ken, how are you? I'm good,

thanks. All right, you've proposed a resolution to ban the RVs from being parked along streets in Westchester and Mar Vista.

Now, is this going to affect the Balboa Wetlands or this is a separate residence?

Bologna Wetlands, rather.

So thank you for that question.

That is a separate effort, although the RVs parked all over the west side of Los Angeles

continued to be a source of real frustration for constituents, business owners,

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