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It's a good day to be here.

We have a lot to do.

We have a lot to tell you about.

We're on every day between 1 and 4 o'clock.

And if you miss any part of the show, that's what the podcast is for. As soon as we're over,

shortly after four, that's posted. It's called John Cobalt Show on Demand, same as the radio show,

and you could listen to what you missed. And we are starting out with the acting U.S. attorney

for the Central District of California, which includes Los Angeles and

a lot of territory around Los Angeles, someone we've had on the show for years when he was

in the legislature and now working in the Justice Department. Bill O'Saley is coming on.

Gavin Newsom and the Democratic legislature unveiled several bills to combat ice,

or Trump's secret police force, as Newsom likes to put it, including the one they got to

most headlines was he has a dress code now for the ice agents.

They can't wear masks because he says so.

This is written by Scott Weiner.

And what's crazy is Weiner's a lawyer and he knows better.

And in fact, if you spend even an hour in Constitution class, you will find out that this is all complete nonsense.

The state has no right to tell the federal government how to dress its law enforcement

agents.

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