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In this episode, I speak about the 2026 mayoral election, I also speak about the very awkward goal that mayor bass has set to end homelessness crisis in the city, by 2026, and how I believe it will not succeed under her leadership. Additionally, I talk about my proposed City Pollution Tax, which would tax mass polluters within the city of Los Angeles. I also talk about setting up a proposed, Southern California Wildfire Prevention Task Force, to prevent wildfires in the Southern California region.

In this episode, I go more in-depth relating to my campaign and things that I will change from the moment that I am in office. For starters, I will be updating people on a daily basis, when it comes to a recap of what got accomplished that day, in a completely transparent format that is updated every single evening. I finish off the episode by ensuring the people that I am the proper choice for Mayor.

In this episode, I talk about mayor, Bass, and how she has not done as much as she possibly can within her position to combat homelessness, and the environmental crisis is along with the housing crisis in Los Angeles. I also talk about taxation in the city, and how we should be taxing companies that cause mass pollution in the city and also companies that intentionally union bust. I also talk about how we should be switching all city utility vehicles to electric and how I would promote that if elected I finish off this episode by promoting and talking about the events in Los Angeles, that Marianne Williamson is going to be hosting. To learn more about these events go to events.maryanne2024.com.

In this episode, I talk about the United States government and it’s great divide between two political parties. I also go onto to talk about former United States president Theodore Roosevelt, who won a Nobel peace prize for hosting peace, talks between Russia and Japan. I talk about how we need to enforce similar trains of thought to In this episode, I talk about the United States government and it’s great divide between two political parties. I also go onto to talk about former United States president Theodore Roosevelt, who won a Nobel peace prize for hosting peace, talks between Russia and Japan. I talk about how we need to enforce similar trains of thought to Teddy Roosevelt’s and how sending cluster bombs to any nation in a war will cause devastating effects on the environment and humanity itself. I end this episode by talking about how Marianne Williamson will start a department of peace, and how it will be beneficial to not only the United States but to the entire world as we know it.

In this episode, I talk about pollution and air quality in Los Angeles, and how wildfire risk constantly affects the air quality negatively. I also talk about the upcoming 2026, Los Angeles mayoral election, more specifically I talk about incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, who basically seems to be piggybacking off of my campaign and it’s main points (just what it appears to be from the outside, looking in) and I talk about how I would most likely support Rick Caruso, if he were to challenge Mayor Bass.

In this episode, I talk about police reform, and how police members in Lancaster, California discriminated against an African-American couple unfairly and arrested them for crimes that they did not commit. I also dive into the issue of immigration in our country, and how I would respond to governor Abbott of Texas, who has been sending immigrants to Los Angeles unfairly, and just out of his pure petty ego. I also talk about how the immigration system in today’s America has ties to systemic racism. I wrap this episode up by talking about the need for progressive changes in Los Angeles, and why we could possibly need progression to take control in Los Angeles politics.

In this episode, I talk about how misinformation and propaganda is taking over mainstream American news platforms, and how most of the misinformation and propaganda is hypocritical, as well as judgmental, homophobic, trans, phobic, and even racist. I even talk about two public figures transphobia, including Ian Miles Cheong, as well as Elon Musk. I wrap up the episode summarizing all of this, but I also talk about how Ian Miles Cheong supports Russian communism over Ukraine democracy because he believes that Ukraine supports transgender people.

In this episode, I talk about the current state of our immigration system, as well as how we should reform it. I also touch on the topic of birthright citizenship, and how Gov. DeSantis wants to get rid of it if he becomes president. I also talk about this being the threat to all immigrants, as well as how DeSantis could be the biggest threat to immigration that this country has ever seen.

In this episode, I talk about why I am now an independent politician. I also talk about the DNC, as well as the Democrat High School Board and how they are gatekeeping other Democratic nominees for president. I wrap up this episode by talking about the top 1% in our country, and how I believe they should be taxed accordingly, along with the rest of the middle-class and lower income, citizens of the United States.

In this episode, I dive into a development in my campaign and my thoughts on it. I also dive into the topic of monopolies and mega corporations that only cause issues for the American people, as well as how essential it is for us to protect Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, as well as Welfare.