Handel first goes over yesterday's Santa Clarita school shooting and what to do in an active shooter situation.

He then goes into the second hearing of the impeachment hearing.

And, returning items back to Amazon is killing the environment. Handel will tell you why.

Handel discusses the three DACA cases today and what's at stake.

He then goes into PG&E and them helping fund the careers of the Calfornia governor and his wife.

And, french baguettes are coming out of vending machines in France now...
OH THE HUMANITY.

Handel goes over some of California's criminal cops and if some of them are still working.

He then talks with NBC News Investigative Reporter, Joel Grover, on how homeless individuals are attacking innocent people.

And, there are school apps that are tracking students from the classroom to the bathroom! What is going on here?!

Handel gives another insight into vaccinating your children!

He then dives into the Equal Rights Amendment.

And, Yelp reviews are being done for Los Angeles schools? Handel will explain.

Handel first gives an update on the U.S. citizens that were killed in the Mexican massacre.

He then talks about USC to radically cut number of trustees and impose age limits PLUS more diversity!

And, California mayors back the plan to make PG&E a cooperative! Handel has some thoughts.

Handel goes over the takeaways from the Ukraine testimony.

The Trump team has a plan for national parks! Handel talks about that plan.

And, today is... election day...? HUH?

Handel first talks about the president threatening to pull federal aid for California wildfires.

He then goes into the idea of the next recession.

And, the White House is stonewalling Democrats' impeachment inquiry. Handel discusses what this could mean going forward.

Handel first gives us the updates on the California fires and the potential cause of the fires.

He then goes into the fight over California fuel standards and the auto industry split.

And, the House is set to take the first vote on the impeachment inquiry of the president.

Handel goes over the proactive power outages throughout the state and how utilities decide if it's time to pull the plug.

He then talks with Orange County supervisor, Andrew Do, regarding the mental health jail expansion in the city.

And, can colleges police sports betting? Some are trying and he discusses this with NBC's Fred Roggin.

Handel first talks about the new testimony that undercuts President Trump's claim of a no quid pro quo on Ukraine.

He then dips into his press conference regarding a ceasefire in Syria.

And, there is a new bribery charge in college admissions scandal!