The L.A. County Registrar voters continues to dump vote results out. And today being another day,

we'll give you an update a little later on, but the L.A. County Sheriff Alex Vignaueva has conceded.

He will no longer be the L.A. County Sheriff. It will be taken over by the former Long Beach Police Chief

Robert Luna, who was the choice of the board of supervisors,

and they have themselves a puppet. And Luna has vowed to clean up all the homeless encampments

in the county? Yeah, absolutely. First thing. Yeah? Just like Karen Bass, together, they're going to

work on this and fix it. No, we're kidding. He's not going to do anything. Never mentioned it that I

can remember in the campaign.

You will get another keyword, which you can use to respond and possibly win $1,000, as comes up at 420 here on the John and Ken show.

Well, last week, we had mentioned a story that got our attention about the feral cat population in the city of L.A.

With estimates running between a million to three million.

Yeah, homeless feral cats in greater Los Angeles.

And this comes out of a documentary feature film called Crazy Cat Lady.

We're now going to talk to the director and producer, a veteran filmmaker by the name

of Garrett Clancy, about this issue and this shocking number of feral cats and what's

being done and not being done with them.

Garrett, welcome.

How are you?

Hey, guys.

How are you doing? Thanks for having me.

So where is this movie running?

Right now it's streaming on Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Voodoo, all the streaming channels.

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