KFI a.m. 640, you're listening to the John Cobalt podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

How you doing? That's going to be an exciting week, isn't it? We are on the air every day from one until four and then after four o'clock.

We post the podcast version of the show, John Cobalt's show on demand. It's same as the radio show.

So whatever you missed, between one and four you could listen to after four o'clock.

And tomorrow is going to be different because it's election day.

And we'll be on from one to four, but I will stay on until six o'clock.

And Tim Conway and I will do two hours together.

And then after six o'clock, Tim will be paired up with Mo Kelly until 8 o'clock.

And then Mo will be on after 8.

So tomorrow's special schedule.

I'll be here from 1 until 6.

And Conway and I'll be together between 4 and 6.

That'll be the overlap.

And for some reason, the last, I didn't know,

last three, four days, a lot of socializing was scheduled in my life. So met a lot of people,

ran into a lot of friends, including people I hadn't seen in a while. And overwhelmingly,

overwhelmingly, everybody is talking about the election. So this is the focus and the obsession

of virtually everybody I've talked to over the last four days. And we're going to get into,

because it centers on Trump and Harris, obviously.

But to me, and what is much more important in your day-to-day life to some extent is what local officials do to you.

Because the situation here in Southern California specifically has been created by state and local politicians.

And who the president is doesn't have an effect on it.

...