KFI a.m. 640. You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

Fascinating thing is working at one of the morning here at Campi. It's the same number of employees at one in the afternoon.

That's where we are. So, yeah, I'm on until 3 o'clock. We're giving you 24-hour fire coverage here.

And Neil Savager will come on at three to take over. The NFL playoffs begin this Saturday.

The charges are going to take on the Texans in Houston. Wild card pregame coverage begins

Saturday morning at 1130, kickoff at 125,

catch the game on either KFI, AM 640, or AM 570, LA Sports.

How about that? So we got a playoff game, Chargers game. Saturday morning, 1130, pregame,

kickoff at 125, KFI, AM 640 or AM 570, LA Sports.

And remember, bolt up.

Is that the phrase?

This year's marketing the phrase, bolt up.

Okay.

Bill Assaley is going to come, excuse me, going to come on with us because we were discussing over the last hour about the tremendous lack of preparation, bad management, misspent money in the city of Los Angeles and the state of California, epitomized by something that

they are never going to live down.

When you have over a thousand structures burned to the ground in Pacific Palisades, and

17 hours after the fire started, LA fire department says, we're out of water. That's an indictment of

everybody. Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass, city council, county supervisors, everybody. Because they've had

billions and billions and actually, I mean, trillions of dollars over time.

And they didn't set up water infrastructure, either everyday water infrastructure or

for fire emergencies.

And sooner or later, when you make a lot, and I always tell us people, when the public

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