KFI a.m. 640. You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app. Live everywhere on the

Iheart radio app. Welcome. This is some historic day, isn't it? We are going to be on from one

until four. And you're going to want to remember this day. This is the day that life

changed across America in a lot of ways. And I am hoping we could get that day here in California

where things change permanently for the better. Because much of the rest of the country is having

a big party today. And we're left out because we wake up here in Los Angeles and Karen Bass is still the mayor.

The city council is what they are.

Gavin Newsom is still the governor and people are feeling happy and optimistic and there are new executive orders being signed as we speak to radically

change the way the federal government runs in so many ways.

And yet we're stuck looking at and looking and smelling the smoldering ruins of a once great section

of Los Angeles, which was facilitated by gross incompetence and

negligence.

And I can tell you this, if you're in Pacific Palisades, we are never going to stop pursuing

the people who are responsible for that feeble, almost non-existent response and feeble,

non-existent preparation.

And I'm targeting specifically the mayor, the governor, upper management, bureaucrats,

I think what the firemen, firefighters and the police officers have done in Los Angeles

have been spectacular.

And what they have to deal with internally, you have no idea.

So it's time to demand that these bureaucrats, these political officials, the whole sorry

lot.

Well, first of all, they have to go.

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