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We look at how Trump has unleashed his ragtag militia on the country. We examine his proposals to eliminate birthright citizenship and to increase deportations. And we worry about the future of our nation.
We take a look at the political implications of the Los Angeles wildfires. And we say farewell to a good friend.
Trump squeezes big media and maybe even little guys like us. Sherry and Bill attack Trump's cabinet nominations.
Are Democratic elected officials going soft on Trump? It looks that way, particularly on immigration. And are some of the media joining the Hallelujah chorus?
We examine President-elect Trump's controversial cabinet choices and the blowback from President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter.
With journalist Jon Regardie, we discuss issues of importance to L.A.'s future, including: Mayor Bass, President-elect Trump and L.A.'s 2028 Olympics, the enlargement of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, and former local official Mark Ridley-Thomas's continued legal troubles.
We discuss what tripped up the Democrats in the last election and what might trip up the Republicans in the future.
With friend of the show, political analyst Bill Schneider, we discuss the fallout from the presidential election.
With friend of the show, political analyst Bill Schneider, we discuss the state of the presidential race as election day nears.
We wonder if this is the first "podcast election." We discuss the declining influence of traditional media and the growing power of podcasts, and social media in the U.S. electoral process.
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Bill Boyarsky and Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, two experienced California political experts, argue about politics from Los Angeles to Sacramento to Washington.
Bill Boyarsky is former…
Bill is the author of two biographies of Ronald Reagan, a biography of Jesse M. Unruh; Inventing L.A.: The Chandlers and Their Times, and, with co-author Nancy Boyarsky, Backroom Politics.
Sherry Bebitch Jeffe is a retired professor of the practice of public policy communication at the Sol Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California.
Sherry has been political analyst for KCAL-TV, NBC4 Los Angeles NBC's "Today" show and the BBC, where she was an analyst on American politics for programs in London, Scotland and Wales. In 2006, she was a nominee for the Los Angeles Area Emmy Award for NBC4’s news feature, “Decision 2005: A Voter’s Guide.
She has also appeared on MSNBC, CNN, Spectrum News 1 and Al Jazeera English and on radio shows in the United States and internationally.
Sherry has a Ph.D in government from Claremont Graduate University and a master's in political science from Rutgers, where she was a fellow at the Eagleton Institute of Politics.

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