Now, moving closer to the 5 o'clock hour, we'll have the moist line people lined up for you,

and the mob will help us throw some hacks into Satan's Lake of Fire. When was the last time

we pulled this out was July, I guess, is what we found out. So it doesn't come out very often.

It's like the Lifetime Achievement Award for the worst of the hacks. You'll see who that is coming up in the 5 o'clock hour.

We are now going to talk to John Kupal from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.

There is another proposition on the ballot.

There's a lot of proposition abuse going on this year.

Rob 30 would tax wealthy people another 1.75 percentage points.

Believe it or not, the title of it is provides funding for programs to reduce air pollution

and prevent wildfires by increasing tax on personal income over $2 million.

Actually, it's a huge benefit for Lyft.

That's the real story, and John Kupal is going to explain it to us.

John, how are you?

Pretty good, gentlemen.

How are you?

We're fine.

We're good.

All right, it's your job to explain this ridiculous proposition.

Well, first of all, I think people just need to know it's another tax increase in one of the most

heavily tax states in America. We already have the highest income tax rate in America at 13.3%. And this

would add, as you just said, 1.75 percent on top of that,

ostensibly for these green projects. Now, it's kind of interesting how it got here.

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