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social media sites. We have been telling you, oh God, all right, so here's here's like three

things that are must votes, right? You must, if you're in L.A. County, vote for Nathan

Hockman over George Gascon. Right? You must vote for Prop 36 statewide, wherever you are,

because that will make stealing illegal again. It's also going to make drug use illegal again,

but they'll give you a chance for treatment. If you would rather not go to jail, then you go to treatment.

Third thing is, they're going to make fentanyl dealing a crime, a felony.

It hasn't been.

So that Prop 36, that is rock solid a yes.

Nathan Hockman, a yes.

And then in L.A. County, there's a third thing.

There is Measure A.

Measure A is going to double a portion of the sales tax that goes to homeless spending in L.A.

It's going to double it and make it permanent.

It was a quarter cent and it was going to expire in three years. Now it would double,

become a half cent and go on forever for the rest of your life. After you're dead,

you're still going to have this tax. And it's it's for homelessness.

And you can see by looking around, homelessness is still really, really bad.

I was reading the LA Times.

I don't know why I do this to myself.

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