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And you should hear our interview with Kevin DeLeon yesterday in the 3 o'clock hour because his opponent,

Isabel Horado, came out in favor of abolishing the police.

In fact, her slogan is F the police.

And so this was an emergency decision.

We normally would not endorse Kevin DeLeon and his policies, but we had him on.

And I told him, you know, in this case, when she

wants to abolish the LAPD, if two person raised there, we're going to go with Kevin, all right?

So if you're in that district, council district 14, it's Kevin D. Leone.

Do not vote for an abolish the police candidate.

Good Lord, we don't have enough trouble.

Now, on to Alex Stone, ABC News, e-coly outbreak in McDonald's. And apparently it's not the meat.

I keep reminding, Deborah, the vegetables, it's the onions. Well, We'll see if that's really true.

Alex Stone, you there?

Hey, they're John.

Yeah, well, they don't know yet.

They believe it is the onions, but they don't know for sure.

We got a briefing by McDonald's executives a little while ago,

and they explained that E. coli is tough to trace, that they're working with the CDC, they're having a

tough time pinpointing the ingredient, maybe the onions, probably the onions, but they don't really

know 100%. And they're looking at the beef as well. They don't think it's the beef because the

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