John & Ken Show Hour 3 (07/27)

The John Kobylt Show

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4.3 • 799 Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Senator Brian Jones comes on the show to talk about utility bills possibly being based off income. More on trying to convert trucks in California to electric. Striking hotel workers have asked Taylor Swift to postpone her LA shows. A man killed a bunch of animals in a pet store in Oklahoma.

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0:00.0	This is an IHeart podcast.
0:04.8	KFI, AM 640, you're listening to the John and Ken show On Demand on the IHeart Radio app.
0:12.7	We have word that a Senate committee has advanced a bill that to require AM radio in vehicle dashboards.
0:23.9	Oh, did Feinstein vote?
0:25.4	Near unanimous bipartisan support.
0:28.9	Hmm.
0:29.5	The Senate Commerce Committee with only one Michigan Democrat, Gary Peters, voting against it.
0:35.3	Let's go find him.
0:36.8	Michigan?
0:37.7	Yeah, Michigan. The automakers? I don't know. What's go find him. Michigan. Yeah, Michigan.
0:38.6	The automakers?
0:39.4	I don't know.
0:40.3	What's wrong with that guy?
0:41.9	Not a friend of ours, though.
0:43.7	So if it passes, it would direct the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to issue a rule that requires automakers to maintain AM broadcast radio in their vehicles without a separate
0:56.1	or additional payment fee or surcharge.
1:00.2	There we go.
1:02.2	All right.
1:03.0	Looks like the...
1:03.6	Yeah, we're talking about a lot of EV makers have given up on AM radio.
1:06.5	Looks like the radio executives are making the proper contributions to Congress this year.
1:12.1	Right. You can get, well, that's the thing we talked about. You can get radio stations like AM
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