A proposed ballot measure would adjust the maximum $250,000 compensation cap set in 1975 by the legislature on quality of life and wrongful death survivor damages that has never been updated. The initiative adjusts the compensation cap for inflation, allows judges and jurors to decide that compensation above the cap is appropriate in certain cases of catastrophic injury or death, and requires that juries be informed about the existence of the cap.

Jamie and Norm talk about how to enact change in a democracy.

Jamie and Norm talk about the end of Norm's show and how opioid deaths spurred change in spite of setbacks.

Jamie and Norm discuss the troubling rise of unregulated robot cars.

Jamie and Norm discuss how PG&E's bankruptcy announcement is just a con to scam Californians. And how a municipalization or a buy-out of the utility would be a better deal for CA ratepayers and homeowners.

How PG&E's Bankruptcy is an Attempt to Hold Californians Hostage by Consumer Watchdog

Jamie and Norm talk about the Wailea 12. A group of California legislators who met with utility industry lobbyists at a cushy Hawaiian resort to negotiate a bailout as fires that they helped cause raged in California.

Jamie and Norm talk about the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom. And what he could do, that Brown did not, which will put California on a more progressive path to a green economy and truly universal health care coverage.

Jamie and Norm discuss positive pro consumer legislative achievements made in California and nationally.

Facebook's Lies To Congress and What it Means for Privacy Legislation by Consumer Watchdog