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The Shang-Tao trial is heating up, and we've got the latest update on the corruption case involving former Oakland Mayor Shane Tao. But first, let's talk about the upcoming California gubernatorial election, where we're stuck with two unappealing options. The insurance commissioner's race is also on the ballot, with two candidates vying for the position. Both promise not to accept campaign contributions from the insurance industry, but it's unclear if they'll actually follow through. This episode, we dive into the Shang-Tao trial, where a key witness, Mario Juarez's ex-girlfriend, testified about secret recordings capturing discussions about money and alleged city deals. The government alleges the Duongs conspired with the Shangis and others to bribe officials and secure city contracts. We also discuss the California gubernatorial election, where the speaker shares his thoughts on the two candidates running for office. He emphasizes the importance of having a check on the one-party rule in California and the…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California's education system. The guest, Sonia Shaw, a candidate for superintendent of public instruction, shares her vision for reform and her plans to expose the waste, fraud, and abuse that have plagued the system for far too long. Sonia Shaw, a member of the Chino Valley Unified School Board, is running for superintendent of public instruction in California. She's passionate about making sure kids can read, write, and do math, and she's not afraid to speak truth to power. In this episode, she discusses the need for a change of guard in the state's education system, citing the example of Oakland Unified School District, which has seen a dramatic decline in student enrollment and is struggling to manage its finances. She also talks about the importance of holding legislators accountable and making sure that money is spent in the classroom, not on pet projects. The conversation also touches on the issue of Gavin…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics. The conversation with gubernatorial candidate Javier Becerra is a masterclass in dodging tough questions and revealing a lack of substance. The speaker's responses are peppered with phrases like "I don't know" and "we'll have to see," leaving listeners wondering what exactly they're getting themselves into if this candidate is elected. In this 10-minute interview with Ashley Zavala, Becerra fails to provide clear answers on key issues like the state's COVID-19 unemployment loan, which has left businesses footing the bill, and the proposed vehicle miles traveled fee, which would tax drivers for every mile they travel. He also dodges questions about his stance on the death penalty and his plans to address the state's affordability crisis. Meanwhile, the speaker's lack of transparency on the high-speed rail project and the new California capital annex is concerning, to say the least. Becerra's responses are…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in the upcoming midterm elections. With the polls showing a tight race for control of the House of Representatives, the conversation with Robert Cahaley, a famous pollster from the Trafalgar Group, sheds light on the key factors that could influence the outcome. Cahaley shares his insights on the Republican strategy, the impact of Trump fatigue, and the role of the Democratic Socialists of America in the election. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the effectiveness of the Republican attacks to the potential for a blue wave in the midterms. Cahaley discusses the challenges facing the Democrats, including the need to convince disaffected Republican voters to turn out and the importance of addressing the war on gas prices. He also touches on the controversy surrounding phony polls and the potential for manipulation of the betting markets. One of the most interesting aspects of the conversation is Cahaley's analysis of…

The California Chaos Continues This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics. The state is facing a multitude of issues, from rising crime rates and homelessness to a struggling economy and high taxes. John Phillips is joined by John Thomas, a Republican political strategist, to break down the latest news and polls. They discuss the Alaska Senate race, where a Democratic candidate was accused of trying to deceive voters by placing a fake candidate on the ballot. This move could potentially tip the balance in the Republicans' favor, but it's not the only issue on the table. The conversation also touches on the California governor's race, where Steve Hilton is trailing behind Javier Becerra by a significant margin. The lack of enthusiasm from Becerra's campaign and the media's lack of scrutiny have contributed to this outcome. The hosts also discuss the upcoming election night broadcast, where they'll be providing live coverage of the results. The episode…

The latest news from the world of California politics is a doozy, folks. A billionaire donor to disgraced former Congressman Eric Swalwell has had his mansion raided by the FBI, and the details are just as juicy as you'd expect. But that's not all - the L.A. mayoral race is heating up, with a new poll showing a dead heat between Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. And if you thought that was all, think again, because the city's people mover project at LAX has been delayed yet again, with a recent explosion causing concerns about safety and mismanagement. This episode of the show is a wild ride, covering everything from the FBI raid on Stephen Klubeck's mansion to the latest developments in the L.A. mayoral race. Our host dives into the details of the Swalwell investigation and the implications of the FBI's actions. We also explore the L.A. mayoral candidates' stances on key issues like homelessness and public safety, and examine the latest poll numbers. And if you thought the people mover project was a sideshow,…

The Shady Side of California Politics This episode of the John Phillips Show takes a hard look at the underbelly of California politics, where corruption and scandal seem to run rampant. From the disgraced former mayor of Oakland, Shang Tao, to the city's efforts to tackle the opioid crisis, this episode delves into the darker side of the Golden State. The conversation starts with a discussion about the Oakland mayor's trial, where allegations of bribery and corruption have come to light. The hosts also touch on the city's efforts to combat the opioid epidemic, including a new tool that allows residents to report drug activity on the 3-1-1 app. But what's really going on behind the scenes? Is the city's approach to addressing the crisis effective, or is it just a Band-Aid solution? The hosts also discuss Proposition 43, a ballot measure that aims to make it harder for local tax measures to pass. But what does this really mean for Californians, and who's behind the push for this measure? Is it a genuine…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics and the upcoming elections. The conversation with Professor Barbara Stone, a renowned expert in political science, sheds light on the current state of the Democratic Party in Los Angeles and the potential implications of the mayoral election. The discussion touches on the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and their potential to sweep the citywide elections in Los Angeles. The speaker shares insights on the current political climate, citing the recent victories of socialist candidates in other major cities like New York and Chicago. The conversation also delves into the gubernatorial election, where Republican candidate Steve Hilton is making a strong showing despite not actively campaigning. The speaker also discusses the importance of understanding the motivations behind the DSA's success and the potential consequences of their policies. They highlight the need for a countervailing force to…

This week on the John Phillips Show, the conversation gets heated as the host discusses the upcoming Los Angeles mayoral election and the surprising endorsement of Karen Bass by billionaire businessman Rick Caruso. The speaker shares his thoughts on the election and the candidates, highlighting the lack of enthusiasm for either option and the potential consequences of a Bass victory. The episode delves into the world of politics, exploring the dynamics of the mayoral race and the motivations behind Caruso's endorsement. The speaker shares his concerns about Bass's leadership and her potential impact on the city, citing her lack of executive experience and her handling of the Palisades rebuild. He also touches on the topic of Nithya Raman, Bass's opponent, and her stance on law enforcement. The conversation also covers the importance of voting and the potential consequences of not participating in the democratic process. The speaker emphasizes the need for citizens to take their duty to vote seriously and to…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics and the state's prison system. The conversation with Steve Hilton, a Republican candidate for governor, is a stark reminder that the state's prison system is in dire need of reform. With the election just around the corner, Hilton shares his vision for a safer and more rehabilitative California, where prisoners are held accountable for their crimes and given the opportunity to learn valuable skills. Hilton's experience on the campaign trail has given him a unique perspective on the state's prison system, and he's not afraid to speak truth to power. He discusses the devastating effects of prison realignment, which has led to the release of tens of thousands of violent criminals into the community, and the lack of rehabilitation programs in state prisons. He also touches on the issue of employee compensation, where 75% of the prison budget goes towards labor costs, and the need for major repairs and upgrades to…

California's crisis deepens as crime rates soar, homelessness spirals out of control, and the economy teeters on the brink of collapse. This episode of the John Phillips Show delves into the state's most pressing issues, from the gubernatorial election to the city of Oakland's proposed $30 minimum wage. Join John Phillips and his guest, Eric Early, as they tackle the tough topics and offer their insights on the state's future. The conversation starts with a discussion on the upcoming gubernatorial election, where John and Eric weigh in on the candidates and their chances. They also touch on the importance of voter turnout and the need for a strong Republican candidate to take on the incumbent. The conversation then shifts to the city of Oakland, where a proposed $30 minimum wage has sparked debate among business owners and residents. John and Eric discuss the potential impact on the local economy and the city's ability to afford such a drastic increase. Eric Early shares his expertise as an attorney and…

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This week on the John Phillips Show, the conversation gets real about the state of Los Angeles and the upcoming mayoral election. With the city's problems piling up, from animal cruelty to homelessness, it's clear that something needs to change. But will the next mayor be able to make a real difference? The show starts with a discussion about the city's public bank proposal, which has been years in the making but still hasn't gotten off the ground. Daniel Guss, a muckraker extraordinaire, joins the conversation to share his insights on the matter. He's not afraid to speak truth to power, and his comments about the city council's lack of qualifications and the wasteful spending on consultants are eye-opening. The conversation then shifts to the mayoral election, with a focus on the two main candidates, Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. Joey Tuccio, an animal rescuer and activist, shares his personal story of fighting for the rights of animals in Los Angeles and his frustration with the city's inaction. He's not…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California. The conversation starts with a discussion about the state's dire situation, from rising crime rates to the homelessness crisis, and the need for real change. But it quickly takes a dark turn, delving into the world of corruption and deceit. The speaker shares a shocking story about a massive Medicare fraud scheme, where doctors and a chiropractor were arrested for billing millions of dollars for unnecessary procedures. The conversation also touches on the city of Los Angeles' proposed public bank, which has been met with skepticism due to concerns about taxpayer money being used for political influence. The speaker questions the city's ability to manage its finances, pointing out that it can't even fix streetlights, but is willing to spend $400,000 to study a public bank. The episode also covers the ongoing trial of former Oakland Mayor Shang-Yi Tao, who is accused of bribery and wire fraud. The…

The California high-speed rail project is a disaster, and the latest news is not looking good. The project, which was supposed to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco in under three hours, has been plagued by delays, cost overruns, and a lack of progress. Despite the initial promise of a sleek and efficient transportation system, the reality is far from it. This episode of the podcast delves into the details of the project's struggles, including the fact that after 18 years and $15 billion, there's still no train and no tracks. The project's inspector general estimated that without new financing, the authority will exhaust its current funding resources as soon as December 2027. The speaker also discusses the project's history, from its origins in the 2008 ballot measure Proposition 1A to the current state of affairs. The conversation also touches on the issue of homelessness and how it's affecting the city of Azusa, where LA Metro is dumping homeless people off trains at night, leading to concerns about…

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The John Phillips Show is back with a bang, and Randy Wang is flying solo this week, bringing you all the latest news and hot takes. But don't worry, Johnny will be back on Monday, and we can't wait to hear what he has to say. This episode is packed with some serious heat, folks. Randy dives into the latest news on the feds' crackdown on voter fraud in California, where a dozen people have been arrested and charged with voting illegally. But that's not all - the conversation also touches on the city councilwoman's response to the feds' raid on Skid Row, where some people are pretending to be homeless but are actually drug dealers. The discussion gets real about the state of Skid Row and the treatment of animals, with some shocking revelations that will leave you speechless. Randy also talks to Jennifer Van Laar, the managing editor at Red State, about the importance of holding our elected officials accountable for their actions. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some laughs - Randy shares…

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The City in Crisis: A Look at California's Troubles California is often seen as a beacon of hope and progress, but the reality is far from it. This episode of the John Phillips Show shines a light on the state's many problems, from the homeless crisis to the struggles of its residents. Join Randy Wang as he discusses the issues affecting California with a range of guests, including Elizabeth Barkohana, a member of the LA GOP Central Committee. Elizabeth shares her insights on the importance of voter turnout and the need for Republicans to participate in the election process. She also talks about her voter guides, which aim to help people navigate the complex ballot and make informed decisions. The conversation also touches on the challenges of voting by mail and the need for more people to get involved in the process. The episode also delves into the city's struggles with homelessness, crime, and infrastructure. Matthew Seedorf, a reporter for Fox 11, shares his experiences covering the city's many issues,…

As the California election season heats up, one thing is clear: voter turnout is crucial. But with a ballot that's as long as a novel, it's no wonder many people are feeling overwhelmed. This episode of the podcast delves into the complexities of voting in Los Angeles County, where Roxanne Hogue, chair of the LA GOP, shares her insights on how to navigate the process. Roxanne Hogue joins the show to discuss the importance of voting and the challenges that come with it. She explains that the LA GOP has created a voter guide to help make the process easier, but notes that many people still struggle to understand the ballot. With over 750 nonpartisan candidates and 70 ballot measures, it's no wonder voters are feeling confused. Roxanne emphasizes the need for people to take the time to educate themselves and make informed decisions. The conversation also touches on the issue of Care Court, a program designed to help people with mental illness get treatment. However, the program has been criticized for being…

The City's Dirty Little Secret As we count down to the end of election season, the city's dirty little secret is finally starting to come to light. In this episode, we're diving into the issues that have been plaguing our cities, from the Tenderloin to the streets of Berkeley. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding a video game that lets players shoot zombies in the Tenderloin, and we're discussing the city's sanctuary city policies that are protecting the wrong kind of people. We're also talking about the soda tax in Berkeley, which could soon cost you more for your favorite sugary drinks. The city's problems run deep, and it's time we start talking about them. From the Tenderloin's open-air drug markets to the city's sanctuary city policies, there's a lot to unpack. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent video game controversy, and we're discussing the impact of the soda tax on consumers. We're also exploring the city's efforts to address homelessness and…

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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for California voters, as the host and his guest dive into the state's upcoming election. With the midterms just around the corner, it's time to get informed and make your voice heard. In this episode, John and his guest discuss the key races and issues that will shape California's future. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the state's top court justices to the Bay Area Regional Transit Measure. The hosts share their thoughts on the candidates and ballot initiatives, providing valuable insights and analysis. They also discuss the importance of fiscal discipline in government and the need to exercise caution when voting on tax increases. With their trademark humor and wit, John and his guest break down the complexities of California politics, making it easy to understand for listeners. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the hosts' discussion on the Board of Equalization, where they highlight the importance of choosing a candidate…

The City's Biggest Issues Go Unaddressed The debate between Karen Bass and Nithya Raman for the Los Angeles mayoral seat has left many voters scratching their heads. Both candidates have been criticized for their handling of the city's biggest issues, including homelessness and public safety. In this episode, the speaker delves into the details of the debate, highlighting the candidates' claims and the fact-checking that's been done on their statements. The discussion touches on the candidates' approaches to addressing homelessness, with Nithya Raman pointing to her district's success in reducing homelessness by nearly 50% last year. However, the numbers are disputed, and the speaker questions whether the city's efforts are truly making a difference. The conversation also covers the candidates' stances on policing, with both Bass and Raman advocating for the use of unarmed crisis responders instead of police officers in certain situations. The speaker also discusses the city's budget and the impact of the…

The Oakland Corruption Trial: A Web of Deceit and Greed This episode of the podcast delves into the shocking corruption trial of Oakland Mayor Shang Tao, her partner Andre Jones, and two members of the influential East Bay family, the Dongs. The trial has all the makings of a juicy reality TV show, with allegations of bribery, conspiracy, and abuse of power. But beneath the surface, there's a complex web of deceit and greed that's been spun by those in power. The prosecution's case against Shang Tao and the Dongs is built on a mountain of evidence, including recordings of phone calls and documents that reveal a scheme to bribe officials and line their pockets with taxpayer money. But the defense is fighting back, claiming that the prosecution's star witness, Mario Juarez, is a dirty cop who's out to get them. As the trial heats up, it's clear that this is a battle for the truth, and the stakes are high. The conversation also touches on the broader issues of corruption and fraud in California state…

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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed about the upcoming California elections. The speaker dives into the key races to watch, highlighting the stark contrasts between the candidates and the issues at stake. From the governor's race to the lieutenant governor's seat, the speaker breaks down the pros and cons of each candidate, providing valuable insights for voters. The episode covers a range of topics, including the battle for governor, where the speaker argues that the Republican candidate, Steve Hilton, is the clear choice due to his conservative values and commitment to reducing government waste. The speaker also discusses the lieutenant governor's race, where Gloria Romero is pitted against Fiona Ma, a former San Francisco supervisor who has been accused of being a "tool in the shed" due to her lack of sharpness and tendency to follow the party line. The speaker also delves into the state treasurer's race, where Eleni Kounalakis is running against…

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California's politics and governance. The conversation is a wake-up call, highlighting the need for change and accountability in the state's leadership. The speaker is joined by Senator Gloria Romero, a former majority leader in the California Senate and current candidate for lieutenant governor. She shares her insights on the current state of politics in California, pointing out the lack of engagement from some candidates and the media's failure to hold them accountable. Romero emphasizes the importance of addressing issues like fraud and corruption, which she believes are rampant in California and affect every aspect of life. The conversation also touches on the topic of election integrity, with Romero proposing a law that would require candidates to disclose any lawsuits or settlements against them. She argues that this would help voters make informed decisions and prevent the kind of corruption that has plagued…

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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of California. Joining John Phillips is Will Swaim, president of the California Policy Center and host of National Review's Radio Free California podcast, as they dive into the complexities of Proposition 40, a billionaire wealth tax that could have far-reaching consequences for the state's economy and residents. In this episode, Will Swaim shares his expertise on the initiative, explaining how it would expand the tax base to include a wider range of taxpayers and residents, and how the state's reliance on the tech industry could be severely impacted if the initiative passes. They also discuss the opposition to the measure, including the California Teachers Association, which is concerned that the tax would lead to a decline in revenue for public education. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Los Angeles mayoral election, where two socialists are vying for the top spot, and the challenges facing the city's…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California's finances and the impact of taxes on its residents. Joining John Phillips and Randy Wang in the studio is Susan Shelley, a columnist for the Southern California News Group and host of the Howard Jarvis Radio Show. Together, they dive into the world of Proposition 43, a measure that aims to make it harder for local governments to raise taxes. Proposition 43 is a crucial issue in California, where the cost of living is already sky-high and taxes are piling up. The speaker explains how the current system allows special interests to bypass the two-thirds vote requirement for tax increases, making it easier for them to pass measures that benefit their own interests. This can lead to devastating consequences, such as the recent Measure ER, which was passed with a simple majority despite its questionable intentions. The conversation also touches on the importance of local government and the need for effective…

**Join the Conversation on Public Safety and Accountability in LA County** This week on the John Phillips Show, Sheriff Alex Villanueva joins the conversation to discuss the recent operation on Skid Row, where over two dozen alleged drug dealers were arrested and charged with federal crimes. The operation, dubbed "Operation Save Skid Row," was a joint effort between federal agencies and the LAPD, and it's a step in the right direction towards addressing the growing issue of public safety in LA County. The conversation touches on the importance of addressing the root causes of the problem, including the lack of effective policing and the need for more resources to tackle the issue. Sheriff Villanueva shares his experiences with the staffing crisis at the L.A. County Sheriff's Department, which has left the county with a skeleton crew and inadequate response times. He also discusses the need to renovate the county jails and address the issue of prison realignment, which has put a strain on the system. The…

The California gubernatorial election is heating up, and this episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state's politics. The speaker is joined by John Slavitt, CEO of State of Gold, Inc. and host of the State of Gold podcast, to discuss the latest developments in the race. They dive into the candidacy of Javier Becerra, who's relying on Democratic registration to push him over the goal line, and the contrast with his opponent, Steve Hilton, who's working tirelessly to connect with voters and present specific policy proposals. This episode covers a range of topics, from the state of the Democratic Party in California to the challenges facing the state's voters. The speaker and John Slavitt discuss the importance of a strong governor who can shake up the status quo and deliver for the people of California. They also touch on the issue of public sector unions and their influence on the state's politics. One of the key points of discussion is the fragmentation of the Democratic Party…

This episode of The John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics. The conversation centers around the upcoming election for Los Angeles mayor, where voters will have to choose between two candidates, Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. The speaker is joined by Elizabeth Barkohana, a lawyer and member of the L.A. County GOP Central Committee, and Daniel Gus, editor of The Gus Report, who share their perspectives on the election and the ballot measures. The discussion delves into the complexities of the mayoral race, with Elizabeth arguing that voters should choose Karen Bass over Nithya Raman due to the latter's stance on public safety and the city's encampment ban. Daniel, on the other hand, suggests that voters should consider canceling out their vote by filling in both bubbles for both candidates, effectively making their vote count for neither. The conversation also touches on the importance of voter turnout and the impact of the Republican Party's efforts in the primary…

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a wild ride, folks, as the host and his guest dive into the world of California politics and the 2028 presidential election. They're discussing the latest draft picks from the Pod Save America network, where Nate Silver's podcast, Still Counting, is making waves with its predictions for the next Democratic nominee. But it's not just about the politics - the conversation takes a humorous turn as the hosts poke fun at Gavin Newsom's lackluster campaign and his tendency to flip-flop on issues. The discussion touches on the current state of California politics, with the hosts weighing in on the upcoming election and the candidates vying for the top spot. They also delve into the world of San Francisco politics, where a heated race is brewing between Connie Chan and Scott Wiener for the seat left vacant by Nancy Pelosi. The hosts share their thoughts on the candidates and their platforms, and it's clear that this episode is not for the faint of heart. One of the most…

This week's Accountability Podcast is a must-listen for anyone trying to make sense of the 14 statewide ballot initiatives in California. The speaker dives into the complexities of each proposition, providing a clear and concise breakdown of what they mean and how they'll impact the state. From Proposition 1's $11.25 billion housing bond to Proposition 38's public-private partnership for immunology research, the speaker leaves no stone unturned. In this episode, the speaker is joined by John Fleischman from SoDoesItMatter.com to go through each proposition, discussing the pros and cons, and providing expert analysis. They cover topics such as tax increases, public financing, and the impact on California's economy. The speaker also shares their own opinions and insights, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to make informed decisions on election day. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of understanding the nuances of each proposition. The speaker emphasizes that simply…

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the integrity of California's elections. The guest, a candidate for Secretary of State, shares shocking stories of voter fraud and the lack of accountability in the current administration. From a dog on the voting rolls to a woman paying homeless individuals $2 to register to vote, the evidence is mounting that something is seriously wrong in California's election system. The conversation delves into the proposed Proposition 39, which would implement voter ID and restore confidence in California's elections. The guest argues that the current system is rigged in favor of one party and that the lack of voter ID is a major contributor to the problem. They also discuss the importance of cleaning up the voter rolls and preventing ballot harvesting. The guest shares personal anecdotes about their experiences with the current Secretary of State, including instances of incompetence and abuse of power. They highlight the need for a more…