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Now we have another corruption case involving the former L.A. Deputy mayor, Raymond Chan, he probably never heard of him, but he was one of Eric Garcetti's top lieutenants.

And boy, did he get whacked today. He is going to prison. It is the same real estate development scandal that ensnared L.A. City Council member Jose Wiesar,

who was recently sentenced to 13 years in prison. So let's talk to Michael Monks from KFI.

On what's going to happen to Raymond Chan now.

Michael.

Hey, John. Thanks for having me on.

Raymond Chan.

This is the second trial for Raymond Chan.

You may remember last year he was first on trial on these charges, but a mistrial was

declared after a defense attorney fell ill.

So a bit of a delay here for the justice that prosecutors say was served today. He's 67 years old. As you noted,

he was a top deputy in the city building here in L.A. for former Mayor Eric Garcetti. And yes,

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