This is an IHeart podcast.

KFI AM 640.

You're listening to the John and Ken show on demand on the Iheart Radio app.

The show is on from 1 to 4.

If you cannot hear it live, well, sometime not long after 4 o'clock,

you can pick up John and Ken on demand at KFIam640.com or the IHeart Radio app. Anytime you want to listen to us,

it'll be posted up and you can access all three hours. We still got one hour to go. We're going to

talk about California's phony budget. It passed under the radar last week because the fix is in.

People thought they were smart voting for a ballot measure,

which forces the politicians in Sacramento to come up with a budget. Well, they did a nice work

around. They came up with a phony budget. And then they work on the details later in what are called

trailer bills. Vince Fong will talk to me after 3.30 about this. He's an assembly member from the Bakersfield area.

But we begin with a story that's kind of fascinating everybody around the world, and that's the

attempt to rescue these five people who are underwater, 900 miles east of Cape God out in the Atlantic.

They're in what is called a submersible.

And the reason they're in the submersible is they wanted to look at the wreckage of the Titanic.

We're going to bring on Alex Stone, ABC News for KFI with the latest on this story and the rescue efforts.

Alex.

Hey there, Ken. Yeah. So the clock is ticking on this, and the Coast Guard believes if they are alive,

they haven't tell about 3 a.m. L.A. time on Thursday morning that they would be out of oxygen.

So this has got to go on quickly. They've got to be found. They've got to be rescued.

There are so many hurdles in this. They are not yet found. And if they are on the bottom, 13,000 feet down, then there's no

...