California's governor's race has ten candidates, zero leaders, and Republicans are somehow sitting at the top of the polls. Then, millions of dollars meant for LA's kids got looted right out of the school district while nobody was watching. And a grassroots Voter ID initiative just cleared 1.3 million signatures and is headed for the November ballot — because apparently basic election security is controversial in California. Plus, Mayor Bass tried to bury her own fire department's failures, and Newsom apparently found a creative way to funnel $4 million to his wife. Just another week in the Golden State.

A proposed law would let high-speed rail officials bury embarrassing records. Billions in hospice fraud went unchecked while seniors lost real care. And now the same legislators want to charge you per mile—while tracking your every move. Three stories, one theme: accountability for thee, not for me.

A federal court greenlights Newsom's gerrymandered congressional maps, the budget deficit refuses to shrink, and California finds new ways to infringe on gun rights.

California's State Auditor just named 8 agencies "high-risk" for waste, fraud, and mismanagement. EDD blew millions on unused cell phones. CARB paid a ghost employee for 15 months. The Department of Technology has been failing since 2007. So what's Sacramento's solution? A 5% wealth tax on billionaires.

California's kicking off 2026 with over 900 new laws—and we're breaking down what they mean for you. From the plastic bag ban that proves Sacramento never learns, to $415 million in pork-barrel spending during a budget crisis, to the new immigration laws designed to obstruct federal enforcement. Plus: mandatory folic acid in your tortillas, gender-neutral bathrooms in every school, and why you might be a criminal if your gun isn't locked up tight enough.

In this episode, we're discussing: Newsom's multi-million dollar undeclared "gift"; the housing crisis amidst COVID; and a new proposed tax on millionaires. 

In this episode, we're discussing: protestors; defunding of the police and COVID updates. 

In this episode, we're discussing: November elections; COVID updates, and the mail-in voting controversy. 

In this episode, we're discussing COVID updates and how everything is impacting your Constitutional Rights and the economic vitality of the Country. 

In this episode, we're discussing the Coronavirus and its effect on your Constitutional Rights, healthcare, the economy and insider trading accusations. 

In this episode, we're talking about: the State of the State address; Prop 13 (Mar 2020); Price gender discrimination; Online privacy laws and so much more!