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You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

We're on every day from one until four.

And then after 4 o'clock, if you missed parts of the show, God forbid the whole show,

you go to the IHeart Radio app, John Cobalt Show on demand.

It's the podcast, same as the radio show. And we have a special

guest. We haven't seen it in a while.

Dennis Zine, former L.A. city

councilman. He's been with

LAPD for many decades.

He's still a reserve officer, right?

Carrying a gun and protecting society.

What kind of natural

disaster would have to happen for them to call you out after, I mean, you're what, 77 years old?

77, going to be 78 in August, 23 from 100. What could you do out there if there was some kind of

threat? I worked uniform and they can't discriminate against your age, your sex, whatever

the case may be. All right. As long as I can jump and fire a weapon and protect society,

I'm there doing it. All right. And Dennis has been on our show over the years and is coming on to

talk about the new LAPD chief, Jim McDonnell, who used to be L.A. County Sheriff and Long Beach

Police Chief as well. And we'll talk about the crime, because there's a great divide between

officials in government who think the crime isn't so bad and the public, which sees their

toothpaste locked up in drugstores.

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