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Thank you. 320 and 350. And maybe there's calls about Deborah.

She's on the edge of her seat for hours. Are they talking about me? I can't wait. Are they talking?

You could also follow us on social media at John Cobleau. Radio. We're going to talk with Tom Lackey in just a moment. He's the assemblyman from Palmdale about Chevron, one of the largest oil companies. And it's been part of California's business landscape since 1879. It first moved to the Bay Area. 1879, they are now moving to Houston.

And the CEO of Chevron Mike Worth says California has a number of policies that raise costs, hurt consumers,

discourage investment, and we think it's not good for the economy in California and for consumers.

And they're getting out.

Last year, that genius Rob Bonta, another weener that wants to become governor, he's the California Attorney General,

he filed a lawsuit against Chevron and Exxon and Shell, saying that the companies did not inform the public of the effects of burning

fossil fuels on the climate.

Oh my God, we've been hearing about this for 50 years.

What the hell are you talking about?

50 years.

You've been prattling about how fossil fuels end up warming the climate.

And nothing has changed.

All the scolding, all the lecturing, all the taxes, all the regulation.

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