Hour 3 - The U.S. opener still has thousands of unsold tickets despite a massive SoCal welcome for the U.S. Men's National Team. Plus, restaurants are adding World Cup service charges over tipping concerns, stadium workers near Los Angeles reach a tentative deal to avoid a strike, and LA28 unveils details on its next Olympic ticket sales phase. The Monks and Merrill Show breaks down what it all means for the region's biggest sports events.

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Hour 1- Spencer Pratt is out of the mayoral race and Monks and Merrill are doing a deep dive. We are also covering what Raman vs Bass will look like, election fraud, and Measure ER. It's all on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 2- Monks and Merrill think although Pratt lost he did something powerful. They explain. PLUS we talk to Metro Police Chief, Cheif Bill Scott about the Metro police program and applicants. AND there is a new lanes for buses only and why graffiti is ruining our city on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 3-Monks and Merrill are getting into the election. We are covering noncitizen voting rights, and Steve Hiltons take on votes. PLUS San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is tackling homelessness and how LA can take a page out of San Frans book. It's all on KFIAM-640.

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Hour 1- Monks and Merrill are covering the latest in the mayoral race, including Nithya Ramen passing Spencer Pratt. PLUS the gas prices are a bit lower but still very high. We talk to Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy and more on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 2- Monks and Merrill are covering all things mayoral race. We are talking Nithya edging out Pratt and we talk to Paul Mitchell about why this happened. PLUS why do so many people believe ballot fraud is taking place? We get into it all on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 3- Monks and Merrill are talking to Ramiel Petros about his latest documentary The Last Guest of the Holloway Motel PLUS we are getting into Nithya Ramen passing Spencer Pratt and the geographics of LA voters on KFIAM-640.

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More Monks and Merrill Hour 1 (06/06) - Flashbangs and military helicopters keep a neighborhood awake for training exercises. California voters weigh in on the growing impact of data centers as AI fuels an unprecedented demand for energy.

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More Monks and Merrill Hour 2 (06/06) -  An encore with Dr. Jana Lord of Sycamores, explaining California’s evolving mental health crisis response, and why the next mayor of Los Angeles may face homelessness with fewer tools than voters expect. Plus, an encore with Councilwoman Traci Park and why she voted no on Los Angeles' nearly $15 million budget. Then, UNITE HERE Local 11 Co-Founder, Kurt Petersen, joins the show as SoFi Stadium workers prepare for a strike authorization vote ahead of the World Cup.

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Hour 1 - KFI traffic reporter Ginny Harman breaks down the full closure of the 405 Freeway and what drivers need to know as major events pack the Southern California calendar. Plus, explosions and military training exercises rattle residents from Long Beach to Industry, while Rick Cole joins the show to discuss overnight drills featuring flash bangs and simulated gunfire that sparked concern in Pasadena. And with nearly one million ballots still uncounted across Los Angeles and Orange counties, we examine what the delayed vote tally could mean in the days ahead. 

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