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Mark Thompson sitting in for John on this Friday. There's a lot going on. We will follow up on the RFK Jr.

announcement that he's suspending his presidential bid. He's not dropping out of the race, but as Debra was noting, he's pulling out of certain strategic states.

And he's throwing his support to President Trump, as he said it.

So I'll talk more about that. I mean, he was a really somewhat, you could argue he was never super relevant because he was polling so low.

But at his peak, he was polling around 5% with the other two guys in the race. He seemed to be an alternative candidate. And a lot of that. And really the cornerstone, I think, his popularity was around the anti-vax movement. Everybody I know, and I know a lot of people who supported RFK Jr., they seem to have crossover in that area.

They were all to a person, anti-vaxxers.

So in any case, once Kamala Harris entered the race, his polling went down four percentage points.

Again, he was only pulling at 5% to begin with, down to 1%. All of a sudden,

his relevance, I'd suggest, is a little diminished. But we'll get to more of that at the bottom

of the hour. Right now to a story that is, sadly, one that we're all too familiar with.

It's more stuff going on on the metro line.

This in Culver City.

And Blake Trolley from the KFI no newsroom can fill us in for more.

Hi, Blake.

Yeah, hey, Mark.

And yeah, this crime trend on the metro system is definitely becoming news every single day, it seems.

I mean, just a few days days ago we were covering that video being

released of that woman being dragged over the train tracks and thrown out under the 210 multiple

times as cars were whizzing by and just a few days later we find out that there was a sexual

assault at the culver city e-line station uh for. We're told that this happened early in the morning

and that a woman was sexually assaulted on the platform.

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