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

We're on the air between one and four. This week is going so fast.

And we've had so much, so many news stories going on all at the same time.

So I want to get right to it. If you are curious about our crime poll

on Instagram and Twitter, the final results are, and the question was, do you think crime is

going up and down? Do you think crime is going up or down? Because everyone in public office and in the

media is lying to you.

What do you think?

Well, 97% of our listeners who voted on Instagram,

97% said crime is going up.

3% said crime is going down.

And on Twitter, 91% of our listeners said crime is going up.

Only 9% said crime is going down.

So if you're in public office and you're trying to convince us otherwise with your

phony, lying fake statistics, almost nobody is buying it.

Almost everybody thinks you're lying about this stuff.

So stick that.

Now, this story has been going on for weeks and weeks in Rancho Palis Verdes,

where you have neighborhoods slowly sliding downhill, headed for the ocean,

Rancho Palace Verdes, rolling hills, estates. That's the peninsula that's southeast of Los Angeles.

There's now 300 homes without electricity, 224 without gas.

Ever since the two very wet winters, the ground underneath these neighborhoods has been moving sharply.

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