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John Colbelt's show, I spoke to him last night.

Mark Thompson here.

John was packing, even as I spoke to him.

It's very exciting.

He's got a European itinerary. Isn't he going to Iceland or

something also? Didn't get into it. Deborah will, you know, Deborah has a, like a situation room back

there tracking John's whereabouts across the globe, you know, with these little different color

pins. It looks like a murder investigation

back there. We'll talk more about it as the afternoon wears on, but it'd just be me for the day,

and I'm excited to be here on a day where there's a lot of news, and not the least of that news

comes out of Sacramento. And a new bill just signed by the governor overhauling local zoning to build more

housing. Now, we need more housing, Michael Monks, but I'm told this is very specific housing.

It is very specific housing. And this particular piece of legislation has been sitting on

Governor Newsom's desk for a few weeks now. It's one of the

high ticket items that came out of the General Assembly just this year because it involves housing.

We know that there is a so-called housing crisis, as it's been characterized. There's not enough

housing. And if there were more housing, a lot of people argue that maybe rents would be cheaper

and more people would be able

to afford to live in California, specifically big cities like Los Angeles, where it is extremely

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