May 6, 2025 • 25 mins
The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (05/06) - CA State Assemblyman Carl DeMaio comes on the show to talk about how CA Democrats caved on AB 379 & the provision to make buying 16 & 17yr old's a felony has been added back to the bill. More on why gas prices in California aren't going down any time soon. LA County has declared a Hepatitis A outbreak.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
I Am six forty.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
You're listening to the John Cobel Podcast on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
It is a great day. It is really a great day.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
K I Am six forty live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
We'ren from one to four every day, then after four
o'clock John Cobot Show on demand the podcast on the
iHeart app, and today if you download the show, you'll
periodically listen to our celebrations. Because today the perverts, predators,
(00:39):
and pedophiles in the Democratic Assembly caved in, folded, gave up, surrendered,
and they are going to vote to make buying a
sixteen or seventeen year old for sex a felony, an
automatic felony. Fifty five of them had voted against that provision,
which was written and sponsored by a Democrat, a prosecutor
(01:05):
from northern California, Maggie Crell, but fifty five other Democrats
turned on her, took away her bill, and they talked
tough for about a week, and now they surrendered. They
even spent the weekend running stupid, stupid ads claiming that
(01:27):
it's the Republicans who voted against making it a felony
to buy sixteen year olds for sex. Well, the hero
is Carl Demyo, the Republican Assemblyment out of San Diego,
who hosted our show here a couple of weeks ago,
and he's the one who went on a full out
(01:47):
media assault against the Democrats and laid out the case
and he won. They're backing down and so it will
be a felony. Let's get Carl Demayo on Carl. Congratulations,
great work.
Speaker 3 (02:02):
Well, I'm not going to take the credit. This is
people power. This is what happens when you have the
right issue, when Democrats are extreme and on the wrong
side of an issue, and when you get the public
to basically blast there are politicians for doing the wrong thing.
And that's what's happened just in the last five six days,
since last Thursday, when they voted to strip the felony
(02:25):
language out of this bill. We immediately went and brought
our case to the public and we said it's time
for the people to pressure the politicians to do the
right thing. And you know, last week they said, oh,
you know, it's already covered under different statutes, it's under
the penal code, which is a lie. They said, we'll
(02:45):
study it, we'll come back in the fall and maybe
make some refinements. And now after they got their ass
handed to them by the public, now they are folding
like a cheap suit and they're going to do the
right thing on Thursday. I want to applause Democrat Assembly
Member Maggie crew. This is her bill. She's shown amazing leadership.
She's stuck to her guns. But we're not out of
(03:08):
the woods yet. This fight is far from over. We're
going to get the bill now back on the floor
reconsideration vote. We're going to get it passed with the
felony language in the bill. Then it goes to the
state Senate, where we have to continue to fight to
force the Senate Democrats to do the right thing. In
order to make it a felony you have to get
both chambers two way in Now. Governor Gavin Newsom has
(03:30):
already said he'll sign the bill. You know Banks, you
know Governor, but he's been part of the problem. But
we're not done because after we get this bill passed,
assuming we get this bill passed with public pressure, we
then have to repeal SB one, which allows a sex
predator to molest a child as young as fourteen and
not have mandatory sex offender registry. We want to repeal
(03:52):
that bill from twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
Yeah, that is next. You talked about that in the
past week. Well, we're going to take this victory today, though.
What was the type of blowback the Democrats received?
Speaker 1 (04:04):
Are you aware was?
Speaker 2 (04:06):
Was it phone calls and emails or anything else that
was going on, because you know, it's hard to tell
when you know, from sitting at your home or in
a studio not you know, there was a fair amount
of media coverage of what you were saying, but there
wasn't much media coverage of how the public was reacting.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
What do you know, Well, I think that they were surprised,
but by how we opposed it last week, they thought
they were not going to have to vote on the bill.
But I found a backdoor in these Assembly rules to
force a debate on this issue and to force a vote.
So they all got put on a recorded vote voting
(04:43):
to gut the felony language out of the bill. That's
a catastrophic vote, and that's a vote that we can
use against them in the upcoming election. Now they're going
to say, well, we turned around and we changed our mind.
I'm sorry, you only did the right thing. After a
public outcry. You should have done the right th thing
from day one. It should not have taken you know, thousands,
(05:04):
tens of thousands of emails and calls flooding your offices
to do the right thing for these sixteen and seventeen
year old kids. So the first thing is, I don't
think they anticipated that I would have been able to
do the motion that we did. And then secondly, we
did take our case, as you mentioned public, We made
sure people knew what was going on. We started running
ads against the Democrats in target seats, and we were
(05:30):
We didn't sugarcoat it. We basically said they were protecting
sex traffickers and sexual predators, which is exactly what that
voat does. It enables this sort of predatory behavior by
basically eliminating any real enforcement against it. So I think
all of the above.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
John, Yeah, imagine their social media seeds were ugly.
Speaker 3 (05:51):
I know that Nick Schultz in Los Angeles had a
really bad town hall on Friday night where a bunch
of angry moms showed up and really grilled him and
called him out at his town hall, which by the way,
was in a girl's you know crisis.
Speaker 1 (06:09):
Yeah. Yeah, Well, we publicized that meetings.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
I have a feeling some of our collective listeners showed
up there on Friday because we gave it out every
ten minutes, we gave out the address in the time
of his town hall.
Speaker 3 (06:23):
Oh, I know that he was talking to Democrat colleagues
because they all leak like a sieve and they say, look,
you absolutely are punishing us. You know, we get it.
We're going to put the bill back on the floor.
And you know again, it's good that we're going to
change the bill and we're going to get felonies for
(06:44):
these John's that are buying these sixteen seventeen year old kids.
But why in the hell did it take you to
have public outcry to do the right thing. I don't
think these people are fit for office. I think that
if it took this much outcry on this simple issue,
that we really can't trust him to go forward.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Oh no, Bill, this this should be a career killing
episode for all of them, all fifty five of them.
You vote to basically allow to sanction, you know, grown
men to buy sex from sixteen year old boys and
girls that you ought to be locked up. They aught
to all be on the sex registry list. I mean,
(07:23):
it is beyond disgusting.
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Well, and we're gonna have to still fight this in
the state Senate. You know, we have state senators like
Scott Wiener from the Bay Area that are diametrically opposed
to this. He's been the as I call him, the
patron saint of sex predators. Maybe one of the bills,
by the way, that we are trying to overturn, our
bills that he authored. So let's be clear, this is
(07:46):
his dirty work. Oh yeah, we were trying to undo.
So he's going to fight tooth and nail to to
try to stop it in the Senate. We have to
keep the pressure on. But we've built a good coalition
and we're going to continue to educate the public and
make sure that their voice is heard through the process.
But the vote is going to be Thursday, and we
(08:07):
are just very grateful that the public spoke up and
that the legislature is now bending to the will.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
Of the people.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
All Right, Carl, excellent work, and I hope we can
see this all the way through and actually get this
to be the law. Thank you for coming on, and
anytime you get anything more on this, let us know immediately.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
All Right, We will thank you all right, Carl Demile,
the Republican assemblyman in San Diego.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
This is how all Republican legislators and all moderate Democratic
legislators ought to.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Be conducting business.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Go on offense, get bold, get direct, get as explicit
as you need to get on this issue, and all
the others as well. We have such a passive opposition
to these sick o wacko progressives, and there's only a
tiny minority of citizens who believe in this garbage. Really,
(09:05):
how many normal people do you think would would be
tolerant of men buying sixteen year old girls for sex,
like in the real world. Not among the weirdos in
the legislature, almost nobody. The only ones would be just
the perverts and the predators and the pedophiles.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
Those are the only people who would be for this.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
Now along those lines, uh, we've got we've got a
story about a furry influencer in Australia who got assaulted
by members of the public. We have some we have
some audio. Oh I can't wait to hear the of
(09:52):
the angry furry What what?
Speaker 1 (09:55):
I what? When did that suddenly become a thing?
Speaker 2 (09:59):
I swear to God most of my life there was
no such thing as furry's I never heard of that.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
Until I've worked on your show. Well, we expose all
the important issues.
Speaker 4 (10:10):
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six forty.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
All right, after discussing the weird sexual obsessions of the
Democrats in the State Assembly, let's move on. Now we
just have a couple of minutes. Here a furry in Australia. Yes,
this is a grown man who dresses up in furry costumes.
His name is Dennis Gunn in Adelaide. He was holding
(10:40):
a sign that said vote one furry party. Oh is
this a political party?
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Oh? Maybe the assembly members will join this.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
And he was at a shopping mall, the Rontel Mall,
on Saturday, when three people assaulted him. He says it's
a hate crime because he's because he's a furry.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
That's a hate that's a hate I guess you know, Yeah,
that's true.
Speaker 2 (11:04):
It's like a weird sexual subspecies. There's something very unnerving
and some disturbed sexual component to this. Well, apparently there's
video showing one guy delivering a flying kick. The gun's
head ended up sprawling to the ground and then he
took shelter in a nearby hairdresser's shot.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
So I thought you were going to say a doghouse. Yeah,
I don't know exactly what kind of furry he was.
For whatever reason, I just assumed a dog. But I
guess there's gonna be so many others. Let's let's let's
play the clip cut number five.
Speaker 3 (11:44):
So today, while public suiting, I was assaulted and bashed.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
I'm gonna show you some clips from it. But you know,
I'm not gonna let any of that affects me public
suiting or anything like that. You know, it's him getting
pretty badly injuries, big prison ahead. I'm not gonna let
them stop. You know. You know, this is what makes
me happy.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
This is a hobby.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
So how is the fashion me suck? My John? Is
what makes them happy? Who are we to judge? That's
what he said, It's his hobby. This is what makes
me happy. I he uh.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Furries are described in this story as having an active
interest in anthro hoomorphism, or giving one who gives human
characteristics to animals. The characters are often made up by
the community members themselves, and it's as if they make
an avatar for themselves, known as first sauna and they
(12:55):
make furst suits and usually wear them publicly online. It's
a way to explore who they are as a person,
including gender identity and sexual orientation. Say now, what what
is dressing up in a fur costumes an animal have
to do with your gender identity?
Speaker 1 (13:13):
I was going to say, and how does that? That
doesn't I'm so you know what? And what's gross is
who does it attract? Little kids?
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Little kids run up to the furry guy and start
grabbing at him and clinging to his leg, and then
you know he's hugging him. He's like, Oh, that's what
it's about. Do you know six Democratic Assembly members or furries?
Speaker 1 (13:33):
I did not know that they are. Are you going
to name that? Yes? Coming up?
Speaker 2 (13:40):
Oh but it ease they'll all be exposed in a
matter of speaking. All right, we come back. We had uh,
what's his name? Brian Jones, the Assembly minority leader who
talked about the insane gas prices you're going to be
paying in about a year because they're closing two two
(14:02):
oil refineries in the state. And I don't want to
go through what he's saying. If you want to hear
the whole interview, you go to the podcast on the
iHeartRadio app John Cobelt Show on Demand. It's in the
one o'clock hour. But I think everybody, if you can
just listen right now, listen to what I'm telling you,
you're going to be paying eight point fifty a gallon
(14:23):
for gas. This is also a research from that USC professor.
I'll explain this all next.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
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six forty.
Speaker 2 (14:35):
We are on every day from one un till four
and then after four o'clock John Cobelt's Show on demand.
The podcast version we had on the show earlier. Brian Jones,
the Senate Minority Leader, and if you want to hear that,
it's on the podcast in the one o'clock hour. But
I want everybody who listens, no matter what time, to
(14:57):
understand that he has sent a letter to get Avenuesome
warning Newsom that California gas prices could soar up to
eight dollars and forty three cents a gallon, and Newsom
should know this. There are two two oil refineries that
(15:18):
are closing. The Phillips sixty six is closing in late
twenty twenty five. That's here in the Carson, La Area,
and then the Laro is closing up in the Benicia
in northern California, and Valero's closing in twenty twenty six.
Phillips sixty six is closing late twenty twenty five. When
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those two clothes, We're going to have to import gasoline
from Saudi Arabia. No kidding all over the world now
for you global warming freaks. We're going to use the
same amount of oil and gas. It's just going to
(16:04):
be much more expensive and it's going to be dirty
or oil because in Saudi Arabia they don't have the
same environmental standards that America does, so we're gonna have
to buy it from foreign countries. There's a sixty five
cent a gallon price increase coming because of the California
(16:26):
Air Resources Board with another regulation some cockamybe low carbon
fuel standard. Again, this is stuff that no other state
deals with. There's also more taxes going up. The sales
taxi go up in July of this year and July
of next year. This was all analyzed by USC Professor
(16:47):
Michael Msche. We had them on twice. Recently, Missche has
has consulted with Brian Jones in the Senate and his projection.
We're talking about eight dollars and forty three cents a
gallon after Valera shuts down in twenty twenty six. It's
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based on current crude oil prices, and if there's any
other crazy stuff that goes on in the world, it'll
go higher than eight forty three a gallon. Now this
is beyond insane. You know, Trump was saying, how no
way Newson becomes president because of the high speed rail
(17:30):
fiasco or.
Speaker 1 (17:35):
Or the fires.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
You imagine campaigning when you're selling gas for eight forty
three and Eric found in Texas gas is going for
two thirty nine. I looked at the trip LA gas
ranking state by state. There's now twenty four states selling
gas under three dollars a gallon average. Twenty four dates,
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there's forty three states selling for three thirty or less.
The average price of gas in this country is three
dollars and fifteen cents. And that includes California's California's price
which is at four to seventy eight, and in many places,
as you know, it's over five. Some places it's even
(18:23):
higher than that. The difference between buying a gallon of
gas in Texas and buying a gallon of ass California
could be fifty five dollars a tank full every week,
twenty gallon tank. You are being whacked with an extra
fifty five dollars a tank. And Newsome spent years lying,
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lying his sorry ass off, claiming it was the oil
companies were manipulating the prices, they were gouging you. Well,
Michael Miche did a thorough study. He looked at fifty
years worth of data and found that was a total lie.
There was no evidence of any widespread price manipulation or
price gouging. Simply false, simply made up. And that's why
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every time Newsom had one of these commissions or special
sessions or blue ribbon panels, they never found anything because
it didn't exist. Why would they be gouging California for
five bucks a gallon and letting the people on the
East Coast get gas for two sixty or two seventy,
or in Texas for two thirty nine?
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Why would they do that? Stupid?
Speaker 2 (19:33):
And he and he knows this, he is smart enough
to know. But he figures you're stupid. You're so blinded
by your partisan adoration of he and his party that
you'll just nod along as you're drilling on your on
your lap and go, eh, so oil company's bag the
price gouging. Yeah, yeah, good lord, such children. No, they're
(19:58):
not gouging anybody. Okay, it's a really tough business. It's
it's market capitalism. Can't gouge people when you have competitors.
Doesn't work that way. And the and the truth is, yeah,
the gas is going for two sixty two seventy two
forty and all these other states and it's it's it's
going for four eighty five bucks here. Okay, that's the truth.
(20:20):
It's proven.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
All the all the all.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
You go to every single website to analyze his gas prices,
you get the same answer.
Speaker 1 (20:27):
And you know, all you have to do is use
your eyes. And here's a here's a let's see if
I have this.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
There's a a jackass who spokeshole for Newsome named Daniel
the Via Signor. Because Trump popped off today at a
press conference and said, you know, carry on about high
speed rail being such a financial disaster and he's not
(21:03):
going to pay any federal money for it, and he
can't see Newsom running for president with that kind of
project on his record, and so this idiot, Daniel vas
Signor said in a statement, hard to pass on fiscal
tips from the self described king of debt who ran
a state company, a casino, and a global economy all
(21:23):
into the ground. Global economy is not run into the ground.
It's a complete lie, and that's really lame. Doing a
state company joke eight years later or a casino joke
thirty five years later. Vas Signor said, with fifty major
structures built, walking away now as we enter the track
(21:46):
laying phase would be reckless. We would be seeding a
generational infrastructure advantage to China. What infrastructure do you see
the high speed rail they have in China?
Speaker 1 (22:05):
Go look it up.
Speaker 2 (22:06):
There's videos all over Instagram about high speed how high
speed runs in China. There's no advantage that we're conceding here.
We've already been destroyed by China in that regard because
they may have communists running the government, but they don't
(22:27):
have stupid people running the government, and they're actually better
off with communists than we are with our stupid people.
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Speaker 1 (22:47):
The La County.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
LA County has declared a hepatitis A community wide outbreak hepatitis.
Speaker 1 (22:56):
A, and they.
Speaker 2 (22:59):
Had one hundred and six sixty five cases last year,
triple the number from the year before and the highest
in a decade. And first three months of this year
there have been twenty nine cases, and that's considered a lot.
Normally it's an infection of the homeless because it comes
(23:21):
from touching poop, and of course people who live in
the streets are not particularly sanitary. They say these cases
are not homeless people, But gee, do you think maybe
you could get it from the homeless since you know
they touch all the door handles at the coffee shops
(23:44):
and the restaurants and wherever they're, wherever they wander in.
It's I hate hate touching door handles and doorknobs, especially
in a neighborhood where there are vagrants all around, because
God knows what's on their hands. It's found in the
stool and blood of infected people. You get it from
(24:06):
contendated food and drink. Most of the people get it,
like the homeless people, sexual contact with an infected person
or caring for them. You know, this is something you
get out of Pooh, and so it doesn't seem like
out of ten million people, having twenty nine cases is
(24:27):
a reason to have a big front page story. But
maybe it's just the hysterical La Times. I realize it's
higher than normal. This could destroy your liver, among other things.
But man, I tell you, the Times just loves the
frightening health scares. You know, can't they can't. In fact,
they're using the same rider that they used for all
(24:49):
the ridiculous COVID stories.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Now, now it's time to go on a.
Speaker 2 (24:54):
Now, time to freak everybody out about appatitis. Just you know,
don't don't chase cans with the vagrant. You know you're
not going to get it. Conway's coming up next. We'll
see you tomorrow, and Michael Krazer is live in the
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I Am six forty.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
You're listening to the John Cobel Podcast on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
It is a great day. It is really a great day.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
K I Am six forty live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
We'ren from one to four every day, then after four
o'clock John Cobot Show on demand the podcast on the
iHeart app, and today if you download the show, you'll
periodically listen to our celebrations. Because today the perverts, predators,
(00:39):
and pedophiles in the Democratic Assembly caved in, folded, gave up, surrendered,
and they are going to vote to make buying a
sixteen or seventeen year old for sex a felony, an
automatic felony. Fifty five of them had voted against that provision,
which was written and sponsored by a Democrat, a prosecutor
(01:05):
from northern California, Maggie Crell, but fifty five other Democrats
turned on her, took away her bill, and they talked
tough for about a week, and now they surrendered. They
even spent the weekend running stupid, stupid ads claiming that
(01:27):
it's the Republicans who voted against making it a felony
to buy sixteen year olds for sex. Well, the hero
is Carl Demyo, the Republican Assemblyment out of San Diego,
who hosted our show here a couple of weeks ago,
and he's the one who went on a full out
(01:47):
media assault against the Democrats and laid out the case
and he won. They're backing down and so it will
be a felony. Let's get Carl Demayo on Carl. Congratulations,
great work.
Speaker 3 (02:02):
Well, I'm not going to take the credit. This is
people power. This is what happens when you have the
right issue, when Democrats are extreme and on the wrong
side of an issue, and when you get the public
to basically blast there are politicians for doing the wrong thing.
And that's what's happened just in the last five six days,
since last Thursday, when they voted to strip the felony
(02:25):
language out of this bill. We immediately went and brought
our case to the public and we said it's time
for the people to pressure the politicians to do the
right thing. And you know, last week they said, oh,
you know, it's already covered under different statutes, it's under
the penal code, which is a lie. They said, we'll
(02:45):
study it, we'll come back in the fall and maybe
make some refinements. And now after they got their ass
handed to them by the public, now they are folding
like a cheap suit and they're going to do the
right thing on Thursday. I want to applause Democrat Assembly
Member Maggie crew. This is her bill. She's shown amazing leadership.
She's stuck to her guns. But we're not out of
(03:08):
the woods yet. This fight is far from over. We're
going to get the bill now back on the floor
reconsideration vote. We're going to get it passed with the
felony language in the bill. Then it goes to the
state Senate, where we have to continue to fight to
force the Senate Democrats to do the right thing. In
order to make it a felony you have to get
both chambers two way in Now. Governor Gavin Newsom has
(03:30):
already said he'll sign the bill. You know Banks, you
know Governor, but he's been part of the problem. But
we're not done because after we get this bill passed,
assuming we get this bill passed with public pressure, we
then have to repeal SB one, which allows a sex
predator to molest a child as young as fourteen and
not have mandatory sex offender registry. We want to repeal
(03:52):
that bill from twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
Yeah, that is next. You talked about that in the
past week. Well, we're going to take this victory today, though.
What was the type of blowback the Democrats received?
Speaker 1 (04:04):
Are you aware was?
Speaker 2 (04:06):
Was it phone calls and emails or anything else that
was going on, because you know, it's hard to tell
when you know, from sitting at your home or in
a studio not you know, there was a fair amount
of media coverage of what you were saying, but there
wasn't much media coverage of how the public was reacting.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
What do you know, Well, I think that they were surprised,
but by how we opposed it last week, they thought
they were not going to have to vote on the bill.
But I found a backdoor in these Assembly rules to
force a debate on this issue and to force a vote.
So they all got put on a recorded vote voting
(04:43):
to gut the felony language out of the bill. That's
a catastrophic vote, and that's a vote that we can
use against them in the upcoming election. Now they're going
to say, well, we turned around and we changed our mind.
I'm sorry, you only did the right thing. After a
public outcry. You should have done the right th thing
from day one. It should not have taken you know, thousands,
(05:04):
tens of thousands of emails and calls flooding your offices
to do the right thing for these sixteen and seventeen
year old kids. So the first thing is, I don't
think they anticipated that I would have been able to
do the motion that we did. And then secondly, we
did take our case, as you mentioned public, We made
sure people knew what was going on. We started running
ads against the Democrats in target seats, and we were
(05:30):
We didn't sugarcoat it. We basically said they were protecting
sex traffickers and sexual predators, which is exactly what that
voat does. It enables this sort of predatory behavior by
basically eliminating any real enforcement against it. So I think
all of the above.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
John, Yeah, imagine their social media seeds were ugly.
Speaker 3 (05:51):
I know that Nick Schultz in Los Angeles had a
really bad town hall on Friday night where a bunch
of angry moms showed up and really grilled him and
called him out at his town hall, which by the way,
was in a girl's you know crisis.
Speaker 1 (06:09):
Yeah. Yeah, Well, we publicized that meetings.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
I have a feeling some of our collective listeners showed
up there on Friday because we gave it out every
ten minutes, we gave out the address in the time
of his town hall.
Speaker 3 (06:23):
Oh, I know that he was talking to Democrat colleagues
because they all leak like a sieve and they say, look,
you absolutely are punishing us. You know, we get it.
We're going to put the bill back on the floor.
And you know again, it's good that we're going to
change the bill and we're going to get felonies for
(06:44):
these John's that are buying these sixteen seventeen year old kids.
But why in the hell did it take you to
have public outcry to do the right thing. I don't
think these people are fit for office. I think that
if it took this much outcry on this simple issue,
that we really can't trust him to go forward.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Oh no, Bill, this this should be a career killing
episode for all of them, all fifty five of them.
You vote to basically allow to sanction, you know, grown
men to buy sex from sixteen year old boys and
girls that you ought to be locked up. They aught
to all be on the sex registry list. I mean,
(07:23):
it is beyond disgusting.
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Well, and we're gonna have to still fight this in
the state Senate. You know, we have state senators like
Scott Wiener from the Bay Area that are diametrically opposed
to this. He's been the as I call him, the
patron saint of sex predators. Maybe one of the bills,
by the way, that we are trying to overturn, our
bills that he authored. So let's be clear, this is
(07:46):
his dirty work. Oh yeah, we were trying to undo.
So he's going to fight tooth and nail to to
try to stop it in the Senate. We have to
keep the pressure on. But we've built a good coalition
and we're going to continue to educate the public and
make sure that their voice is heard through the process.
But the vote is going to be Thursday, and we
(08:07):
are just very grateful that the public spoke up and
that the legislature is now bending to the will.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
Of the people.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
All Right, Carl, excellent work, and I hope we can
see this all the way through and actually get this
to be the law. Thank you for coming on, and
anytime you get anything more on this, let us know immediately.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
All Right, We will thank you all right, Carl Demile,
the Republican assemblyman in San Diego.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
This is how all Republican legislators and all moderate Democratic
legislators ought to.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Be conducting business.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
Go on offense, get bold, get direct, get as explicit
as you need to get on this issue, and all
the others as well. We have such a passive opposition
to these sick o wacko progressives, and there's only a
tiny minority of citizens who believe in this garbage. Really,
(09:05):
how many normal people do you think would would be
tolerant of men buying sixteen year old girls for sex,
like in the real world. Not among the weirdos in
the legislature, almost nobody. The only ones would be just
the perverts and the predators and the pedophiles.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
Those are the only people who would be for this.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
Now along those lines, uh, we've got we've got a
story about a furry influencer in Australia who got assaulted
by members of the public. We have some we have
some audio. Oh I can't wait to hear the of
(09:52):
the angry furry What what?
Speaker 1 (09:55):
I what? When did that suddenly become a thing?
Speaker 2 (09:59):
I swear to God most of my life there was
no such thing as furry's I never heard of that.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
Until I've worked on your show. Well, we expose all
the important issues.
Speaker 4 (10:10):
You're listening to John Cobelt on demand from KFI AM
six forty.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
All right, after discussing the weird sexual obsessions of the
Democrats in the State Assembly, let's move on. Now we
just have a couple of minutes. Here a furry in Australia. Yes,
this is a grown man who dresses up in furry costumes.
His name is Dennis Gunn in Adelaide. He was holding
(10:40):
a sign that said vote one furry party. Oh is
this a political party?
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Oh? Maybe the assembly members will join this.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
And he was at a shopping mall, the Rontel Mall,
on Saturday, when three people assaulted him. He says it's
a hate crime because he's because he's a furry.
Speaker 1 (11:01):
That's a hate that's a hate I guess you know, Yeah,
that's true.
Speaker 2 (11:04):
It's like a weird sexual subspecies. There's something very unnerving
and some disturbed sexual component to this. Well, apparently there's
video showing one guy delivering a flying kick. The gun's
head ended up sprawling to the ground and then he
took shelter in a nearby hairdresser's shot.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
So I thought you were going to say a doghouse. Yeah,
I don't know exactly what kind of furry he was.
For whatever reason, I just assumed a dog. But I
guess there's gonna be so many others. Let's let's let's
play the clip cut number five.
Speaker 3 (11:44):
So today, while public suiting, I was assaulted and bashed.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
I'm gonna show you some clips from it. But you know,
I'm not gonna let any of that affects me public
suiting or anything like that. You know, it's him getting
pretty badly injuries, big prison ahead. I'm not gonna let
them stop. You know. You know, this is what makes
me happy.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
This is a hobby.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
So how is the fashion me suck? My John? Is
what makes them happy? Who are we to judge? That's
what he said, It's his hobby. This is what makes
me happy. I he uh.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Furries are described in this story as having an active
interest in anthro hoomorphism, or giving one who gives human
characteristics to animals. The characters are often made up by
the community members themselves, and it's as if they make
an avatar for themselves, known as first sauna and they
(12:55):
make furst suits and usually wear them publicly online. It's
a way to explore who they are as a person,
including gender identity and sexual orientation. Say now, what what
is dressing up in a fur costumes an animal have
to do with your gender identity?
Speaker 1 (13:13):
I was going to say, and how does that? That
doesn't I'm so you know what? And what's gross is
who does it attract? Little kids?
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Little kids run up to the furry guy and start
grabbing at him and clinging to his leg, and then
you know he's hugging him. He's like, Oh, that's what
it's about. Do you know six Democratic Assembly members or furries?
Speaker 1 (13:33):
I did not know that they are. Are you going
to name that? Yes? Coming up?
Speaker 2 (13:40):
Oh but it ease they'll all be exposed in a
matter of speaking. All right, we come back. We had uh,
what's his name? Brian Jones, the Assembly minority leader who
talked about the insane gas prices you're going to be
paying in about a year because they're closing two two
(14:02):
oil refineries in the state. And I don't want to
go through what he's saying. If you want to hear
the whole interview, you go to the podcast on the
iHeartRadio app John Cobelt Show on Demand. It's in the
one o'clock hour. But I think everybody, if you can
just listen right now, listen to what I'm telling you,
you're going to be paying eight point fifty a gallon
(14:23):
for gas. This is also a research from that USC professor.
I'll explain this all next.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
You're listening to John Cobels on demand from KFI AM
six forty.
Speaker 2 (14:35):
We are on every day from one un till four
and then after four o'clock John Cobelt's Show on demand.
The podcast version we had on the show earlier. Brian Jones,
the Senate Minority Leader, and if you want to hear that,
it's on the podcast in the one o'clock hour. But
I want everybody who listens, no matter what time, to
(14:57):
understand that he has sent a letter to get Avenuesome
warning Newsom that California gas prices could soar up to
eight dollars and forty three cents a gallon, and Newsom
should know this. There are two two oil refineries that
(15:18):
are closing. The Phillips sixty six is closing in late
twenty twenty five. That's here in the Carson, La Area,
and then the Laro is closing up in the Benicia
in northern California, and Valero's closing in twenty twenty six.
Phillips sixty six is closing late twenty twenty five. When
(15:43):
those two clothes, We're going to have to import gasoline
from Saudi Arabia. No kidding all over the world now
for you global warming freaks. We're going to use the
same amount of oil and gas. It's just going to
(16:04):
be much more expensive and it's going to be dirty
or oil because in Saudi Arabia they don't have the
same environmental standards that America does, so we're gonna have
to buy it from foreign countries. There's a sixty five
cent a gallon price increase coming because of the California
(16:26):
Air Resources Board with another regulation some cockamybe low carbon
fuel standard. Again, this is stuff that no other state
deals with. There's also more taxes going up. The sales
taxi go up in July of this year and July
of next year. This was all analyzed by USC Professor
(16:47):
Michael Msche. We had them on twice. Recently, Missche has
has consulted with Brian Jones in the Senate and his projection.
We're talking about eight dollars and forty three cents a
gallon after Valera shuts down in twenty twenty six. It's
(17:09):
based on current crude oil prices, and if there's any
other crazy stuff that goes on in the world, it'll
go higher than eight forty three a gallon. Now this
is beyond insane. You know, Trump was saying, how no
way Newson becomes president because of the high speed rail
(17:30):
fiasco or.
Speaker 1 (17:35):
Or the fires.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
You imagine campaigning when you're selling gas for eight forty
three and Eric found in Texas gas is going for
two thirty nine. I looked at the trip LA gas
ranking state by state. There's now twenty four states selling
gas under three dollars a gallon average. Twenty four dates,
(18:00):
there's forty three states selling for three thirty or less.
The average price of gas in this country is three
dollars and fifteen cents. And that includes California's California's price
which is at four to seventy eight, and in many places,
as you know, it's over five. Some places it's even
(18:23):
higher than that. The difference between buying a gallon of
gas in Texas and buying a gallon of ass California
could be fifty five dollars a tank full every week,
twenty gallon tank. You are being whacked with an extra
fifty five dollars a tank. And Newsome spent years lying,
(18:46):
lying his sorry ass off, claiming it was the oil
companies were manipulating the prices, they were gouging you. Well,
Michael Miche did a thorough study. He looked at fifty
years worth of data and found that was a total lie.
There was no evidence of any widespread price manipulation or
price gouging. Simply false, simply made up. And that's why
(19:10):
every time Newsom had one of these commissions or special
sessions or blue ribbon panels, they never found anything because
it didn't exist. Why would they be gouging California for
five bucks a gallon and letting the people on the
East Coast get gas for two sixty or two seventy,
or in Texas for two thirty nine?
Speaker 1 (19:30):
Why would they do that? Stupid?
Speaker 2 (19:33):
And he and he knows this, he is smart enough
to know. But he figures you're stupid. You're so blinded
by your partisan adoration of he and his party that
you'll just nod along as you're drilling on your on
your lap and go, eh, so oil company's bag the
price gouging. Yeah, yeah, good lord, such children. No, they're
(19:58):
not gouging anybody. Okay, it's a really tough business. It's
it's market capitalism. Can't gouge people when you have competitors.
Doesn't work that way. And the and the truth is, yeah,
the gas is going for two sixty two seventy two
forty and all these other states and it's it's it's
going for four eighty five bucks here. Okay, that's the truth.
(20:20):
It's proven.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
All the all the all.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
You go to every single website to analyze his gas prices,
you get the same answer.
Speaker 1 (20:27):
And you know, all you have to do is use
your eyes. And here's a here's a let's see if
I have this.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
There's a a jackass who spokeshole for Newsome named Daniel
the Via Signor. Because Trump popped off today at a
press conference and said, you know, carry on about high
speed rail being such a financial disaster and he's not
(21:03):
going to pay any federal money for it, and he
can't see Newsom running for president with that kind of
project on his record, and so this idiot, Daniel vas
Signor said in a statement, hard to pass on fiscal
tips from the self described king of debt who ran
a state company, a casino, and a global economy all
(21:23):
into the ground. Global economy is not run into the ground.
It's a complete lie, and that's really lame. Doing a
state company joke eight years later or a casino joke
thirty five years later. Vas Signor said, with fifty major
structures built, walking away now as we enter the track
(21:46):
laying phase would be reckless. We would be seeding a
generational infrastructure advantage to China. What infrastructure do you see
the high speed rail they have in China?
Speaker 1 (22:05):
Go look it up.
Speaker 2 (22:06):
There's videos all over Instagram about high speed how high
speed runs in China. There's no advantage that we're conceding here.
We've already been destroyed by China in that regard because
they may have communists running the government, but they don't
(22:27):
have stupid people running the government, and they're actually better
off with communists than we are with our stupid people.
Speaker 4 (22:35):
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Speaker 1 (22:47):
The La County.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
LA County has declared a hepatitis A community wide outbreak hepatitis.
Speaker 1 (22:56):
A, and they.
Speaker 2 (22:59):
Had one hundred and six sixty five cases last year,
triple the number from the year before and the highest
in a decade. And first three months of this year
there have been twenty nine cases, and that's considered a lot.
Normally it's an infection of the homeless because it comes
(23:21):
from touching poop, and of course people who live in
the streets are not particularly sanitary. They say these cases
are not homeless people, But gee, do you think maybe
you could get it from the homeless since you know
they touch all the door handles at the coffee shops
(23:44):
and the restaurants and wherever they're, wherever they wander in.
It's I hate hate touching door handles and doorknobs, especially
in a neighborhood where there are vagrants all around, because
God knows what's on their hands. It's found in the
stool and blood of infected people. You get it from
(24:06):
contendated food and drink. Most of the people get it,
like the homeless people, sexual contact with an infected person
or caring for them. You know, this is something you
get out of Pooh, and so it doesn't seem like
out of ten million people, having twenty nine cases is
(24:27):
a reason to have a big front page story. But
maybe it's just the hysterical La Times. I realize it's
higher than normal. This could destroy your liver, among other things.
But man, I tell you, the Times just loves the
frightening health scares. You know, can't they can't. In fact,
they're using the same rider that they used for all
(24:49):
the ridiculous COVID stories.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Now, now it's time to go on a.
Speaker 2 (24:54):
Now, time to freak everybody out about appatitis. Just you know,
don't don't chase cans with the vagrant. You know you're
not going to get it. Conway's coming up next. We'll
see you tomorrow, and Michael Krazer is live in the
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