KFI a m 640 you're listening to the john cobel podcast on the iHeart radio app we're on from one until

four and then after four o'clock john cobelts show on demand it's the podcast version you could hear

what you missed actually there's a reason that happened because uh i was just looking through our

list of guests and uh in the three o'clock hour we're going to talk to Cheryl Poindexter.

And Cheryl had her ranch burned down in the Bobcat fire back in 2020.

Another fire started by Southern California Edison.

And I was going through her letter.

And she wrote, you may remember me.

You had me on your show, John and Ken, back in

2020. And I was just reading that. So part of my mind was recalling her appearance on the show.

All right, let's get back to the present. Okay. But very good, though. You jumped right on me.

Oh, yeah. That's what you're here for, all right?

And the reason I wanted to start out by mentioning her case because there is, it looks like

it's almost assured now that Southern California Edison started the Eton Fire in Altadena, which killed 17 people.

So this Southern California Edison crowd is a deadly crowd, these executives.

They don't take care of their electrical system, and they keep repeatedly having these problems that burns hundreds of thousands of acres and burns people to death.

There's no other way to put it.

And Cheryl wrote to us a few days ago, saying in 2020, we had her on.

She had an 11-acre ranch in Juniper Hills, and she had a, she has a non-profit

animal rescue. Her home, a cabin, all of her horse stalls, a guest house, motorhome and

trailer, all were lost. The barn they had was 100 years old. And the reason we're having her on is five years

later, she still can't get into her house. We are, she has a newly built house, but she can't get

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