The end of the Nancy Pelosi era could cost California quite a bit, some key takeaways from President Biden's speech made last night with Marines standing in his shadow and Travel Expert Johnny Jet joins the show to prepare travelers for the Fall, Labor Day and beyond!

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Bill Handel talks about how California is hoping to avoid blackouts amid an extreme heatwave by asking millions of people to use less electricity. An update on the fire in Castaic as it continues to grow more threatening. And somehow Jackson, Mississippi has run out of clean drinking water.

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The Soviet Union's last leader and aid to ending the Cold War Mikhail Gorbachev passed away yesterday - Handel remembers him. The Justice Department has challenged Trump's call for a Special Master citing evidence of obstruction, and Netflix turns 25 today! Remember renting your movies from their website and waiting for it to come in the mail?

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After Trump's request for a Special Master, the investigation into the documents found at Mar-a-Lago could be delayed. The California Legislature passed a bill to protect fast-food workers as many have fallen victim to upset patrons. And misinformation has played a deadly role in both the COVID and HIV / AIDS pandemics.

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Bill Handel attempts to read between the lines of the Mar-a-Lago affidavit. Also, more California cities are enacting rent control to protect their tenants, and apartment owners aren't happy about it. And Rod Pyle comes back onto the show for a fresh edition of 'Cool Space News', where he and Handel talk about NASA's Artemis I mission that will journey around the moon.

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A judge has ordered the unsealing of a redacted version of the affidavit used in the Trump Mar-a-Lago search. KFI's own Steve Gregory comes on to talk about Los Angeles' street takeover problem and to tease listeners with what they can look forward to hearing on an all-new episode of the hit show 'Unsolved,' airing tomorrow night at 8PM PST right here on KFI. And if there's a water crisis, why do some people still have lawns?

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Bill Handel talks with Tyler Whitman about the student loan relief plan and how it's impacting borrowers around the country; Democrats cheer and Republicans are calling it 'unfair'. Jason Middleton comes on the show for this week's edition of Business News, as he and Handel talk about the economy and home prices. And as Biden's rule takes effect, 'ghost guns' must now be traceable.

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Bill Handel takes a look at Russia and Ukraine on the 6-month anniversary of Russia declaring war on the unsuspecting country. Once plentiful, economic aid seems to be dissipating at a very painful moment. And California's water from the Colorado River could be crippled by a big earthquake, and the drought makes fixes all the more vital.

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Bill Handel laments CA Governor Newsom's vetoing of a bill that would set up drug overdose prevention programs in some cities. There's a bipartisan bill to codify Roe, and some abortion rights groups are not happy about it. And President Biden is expected to announce his decision tomorrow regarding the forgiveness of $10,000 worth of student loans for people making less than $125k annually.

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Bill Handel examines the impact this severe heat and drought is having around the world. Dented, dated and discontinued food products are being made available at the Salvage Grocery, and it's the same product at a discount. And frustrated pharmacists are opting out of the insurance system, and it's saving customers hundreds of dollars per month.

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