Katie Porter is in the firing line after an interview gone wrong. Jenn Horn breaks down how Democrats are “pouncing” on the scandal as we examine her attitude and how it reflects the broader California Democratic Party. We also cover Newsom’s approval of 800 bills, including funding for a slavery reparations agency. Hamas has released the remaining 20 hostages after 738 days in captivity, and we look at how Trump’s past decisions led to this moment. The Mayor of El Cajon, Bill Wells, joins to discuss Rob Bonta’s pandering to the radical left and more of Gavin Newsom’s poor decisions. We wrap up with the World Peace Movement as Darren Stallcup joins to talk about the fentanyl and drug crisis in California.

Today’s episode is packed with important topics. We break down the government shutdown, what caused it, and why Democrats are supporting it. A major debate centers on funding healthcare for illegal immigrants, and we unpack the facts behind the issue and Governor Gavin Newsom’s strong backing of it. Susan Shelley joins me to discuss Illinois corruption, gerrymandering, and how these problems connect to California. Later, San Jose firefighter Barry Arata shares how a network of firefighters pushing back against “vaccinate or terminate” mandates was labeled as terrorism and extremism, even though they were fighting for freedom of choice and medical privacy.

Today’s episode focuses on the importance of protecting freedom and the ways Democrats are working to undermine it. We revisit Governor Newsom’s gerrymandering plan and discuss efforts to stop it. Jennifer Horn joins to talk about the new “Big Brother” Censorship Bill (SB 711), which threatens free speech, as well as Los Angeles’s $2.6 billion convention center expansion for the Olympics. Tara Thornton and Denise Aguilar, two moms and co-founders of Freedom Angels, share how they’re helping to defeat a bill targeting charter schools. It’s a full show covering where your freedom is being questioned.

Today’s episode reflects on Charlie Kirk’s memorial and the professionalism and uplifting atmosphere Turning Point cultivated. Several speeches stood out, highlighting Charlie’s personal example in the movement and his devotion to faith and family. He lived a 100% sincere life.

Susan Shelley joins to dive into California where an overwhelming number of bills are being introduced. Out of 2,397 bills introduced and 800 passed, we highlight just a few: SB 79, which threatens single-family zoning; the cap-and-trade extension to 2045, which will raise energy costs; AB 155, which seeks to censor local news; and AB 715, which fines social media platforms for “hate speech.” It’s time for accountability, transparency, and a less regulated California.

Today’s episode honors the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk. Pastor Jack Hibbs joins us to share how grief is God-given, the incredible outpouring of support from around the world, and the assurance that God has a purpose in this moment. Andrew Kolvet, Charlie’s podcast producer, reflects on the man Charlie was and the lasting impact he made on everyone around him. Charlie’s memory will live on, his movement will grow, and we remain committed to carrying forward the pursuit of freedom in his name.

Today’s episode tackles an urgent story the mainstream media is ignoring: the shocking murder of Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte transit and what it means for our country. Kelly Loeffler, former U.S. Senator and Small Business Administrator, joins us to share her perspective on the LA Fire Rebuild efforts. Jennifer Horn breaks down the latest controversies out of California, including the case of a woman facing six years in prison for registering her dog to vote. This is a packed, thought-provoking episode you will not want to miss.

Today’s show dives into Gavin Newsom’s descent into political trolling while neglecting his responsibilities as governor. Susan Shelly joins me to break down the latest California chaos, from his online antics to funding Putin’s war machine to the failures of his Cap-and-Trade program. We cover it all and reveal just how obvious it is that Newsom’s true focus is running for president, no matter the cost to California.

Today’s episode is packed with major topics. We cover Trump’s executive order targeting the disastrous cashless bail policy, Biden’s “catch and release,” and more. Jennifer Horn joins us to break down what is really happening with the money that was supposed to go to victims of the devastating LA fires. The scandal runs deeper than anyone expected. We also take a look at the high-speed rail project and its unrealistic timeline and bloated budget. Later in the episode, we welcome Mayor Javier Lopez of Ceres, CA, who is running for California’s 13th Congressional District. He highlights the importance of law enforcement, the role of farmers, and the Latino community.