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A lot to do this hour after 3.30 Michael Monks from KFI News is going to tell us about the fire that's been raging in the San Bernardino Mountains.

They started by calling it the line fire. It was the one that was burning a lot of empty land over the last few days.

Not, I mean, it was like 35,000 acres, I think. Not hitting any structures. Not hitting any, not

harming any people. This is the one, though, that they have a suspect who committed

arson. And we will see if there's any more details about this guy other than he was a FedEx

driver and a former postal worker. We'll get to that coming up after 3.30. We're also going to

talk more about the Trump-comala debate and a couple of pieces on what

undecided voters thought. Some of the news outlets grouped undecided voters together and watched

with them and found out what? Did they have any reaction where they swayed?

Because all this overheated rhetoric about the debate, as usual, misses the point.

I've gotten to the point where when I hear all the media people saying the same thing, one thing, I assume that the reality is the opposite.

A lot of these media people really are diluted and they

don't live in normal world, obviously. Let's talk now with Nathan Hockman. There's actually a more

important debate in your life if you live in L.A. County than Trump and Kamala Harris. This debate

is George Gascon and Nathan Hockman tonight.

And you have to go on Zoom. And let's get Nathan Hockman, Gascon's Challenger, to become

District Attorney in L.A. County. Nathan, how are you?

Great, John. Thank you very much for having me on.

What are the details of the debate if people want to watch tonight?

So the debate is actually being hosted by the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles.

So if you go on to their website, you can get a link that'll then get you on to the Zoom.

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