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We're going to get into this story again coming up in a little while, but you ought to listen to our one o'clock hour on the podcast.

And it's about California.

They want to pass a law.

This is Scott Weiner out of San Francisco, so your car can't drive more than 10 miles an hour over the speed limit.

They want a speed governor on all cars as of the 2027 model year.

We will get into that again later in the hour.

Corbin Carson was on with us in the 1 o'clock hour as well with a report about the trial.

The murder of Aidan Leo, six years old, sitting in the back of his mom's car in May of 20, 21.

And mom was cut off by a woman named Winnie Lee.

And the mother, Joanna Clunin, gave the middle finger to Winnie Lee.

Sitting next to her was Winnie's boyfriend, Marcus Areeze.

And in retaliation, Areeze pulled out a handgun and fired a bullet at Joanna Kluen's car,

and it hit Joanna's six-year-old son, Aidan Leos, and killed him.

It's just terrible, terrible story.

There was a trial today, and miraculously, Marcus Aries was convicted of second degree murder, and we

had the Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer to talk all about it. Todd, how are you?

I am ecstatic, John, as you can imagine, justice was done today in Orange County, and I will tell

you, John, our jurors are pretty darn good down here.

They don't want to tolerate this kind of behavior.

And they threw the book at Marcus Aries.

And second-degree murder is a big deal with the use of a gun.

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