The Latest Attack On Prop 13 (09/17)

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🗓️ 17 September 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Susan Shelley from HJTA with details on the latest attack on Prop 13

John tells his Santa Monica homeless guy story

Carl DeMaio on Prop 50 polling

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0:00.0	This is an IHeart podcast.
0:04.8	KFI AM 640.
0:06.6	You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.
0:11.0	There is another attack on Prop 13.
0:14.3	The proposition passed in 1978 to stabilize your property taxes, keep them from going sky high.
0:21.9	And there have been some court decisions that have led the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
0:28.2	to promote a new proposition, and they want you to sign it.
0:33.4	Save, well, a new referendum, save Prop 13.com.
0:37.7	And to explain all this is Susan Shelley from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.
0:42.3	Susan, how are you?
0:44.1	I'm great, John.
0:45.1	Thanks so much for having me today.
0:46.6	All right.
0:46.9	What is this new threat to Prop 13 and where did it originate?
0:52.5	Well, it originated in the fact that Howard Jarvis knew in 1978 that if he capped property
0:58.0	taxes, they'd come at us for the same money by another name with another tax of the same
1:03.7	people.
1:04.5	And so there are a bunch of protections in Prop 13, but two-thirds vote required certain local
1:09.9	taxes.
1:10.6	They have to go on the ballot. They have to get a two-thirds vote required certain local taxes.
1:10.8	They have to go on the ballot.
1:12.1	They have to get a two-thirds vote.
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