There's a lot to talk about on the legal side of it, particularly the insurance side, which I'm going to cover.

Oh, no, also I'm going to talk about the liability side of it in terms of the city governments, particularly city of L.A.

So, phone numbers, if you are interested in calling in with a legal question of any kind,

8005201534, 800 5201534, 800 5201534.

On my morning show this past week, I interviewed the new DA of L.A. County, Nathan Hockman,

and I was looking at his credentials, which I didn't get through.

And good God, the credentials that he had, an unbelievable undergrad, Stanford Law School, and was I intimidated?

Hell no, I went to a Cal State and I went to a law school

that has since gone out of business because no one wanted to go. But we still talked the legal

part of it and the looting and what he was going to do, what the authority is going to do in

terms of catching the looters and

prosecuting looters i mean looters are it's a real tough world when the looters start doing what

they do loot used to be many jurisdiction would just shoot looters on site because that is the

breakdown of society as we know it a burglary is not that That's a place getting burglarized or a group of homes.

This is across the board and it's a pretty terrible stuff. Also, we're going to see lawsuits

start being filed immediately. Why? Because the fight between insurance companies and homeowners

are going to explode. First of all, I don't think the insurance companies and homeowners are going to explode.

First of all, I don't think the insurance companies have the money.

I mean, north of 10,000 homes and structures have been destroyed.

And what ends of happening is a homeowner makes a claim to repair or replace a home or a business owner does the same thing.

And now the argument goes between the insurance company and the homeowner in terms of how do you replace?

What do you replace? What's the value, for example, of a couch that cost $3,000 to buy new?

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