Jamie and Norm discuss the failure of LA's Ratepayer Advocate, Fred Pickel, to stand up for LADWP customers as the city raised utility rates and scammed ratepayers.

Jamie and Norm talk about recent revelations regarding to Movie Pass's business practices. Movie Pass, a subscription service for theaters, tracks the movements, habits, and other data about it's users even when its outside of theaters.

Jamie and Norm talk about how new California driverless car regulations allow auto company to put cars on the roads without humans to act as a backup during testing.

Jamie and Norm talk about how insurance companies bilk ratepayers by upping rates at renewal and how new revelations about the Equifax data hack shows the extent to which consumers are at risk.

Jamie and Norm talk about how a database used by Doctors could reign in the overprescription of opioids.

Jamie and Norm talk about continued problems with driverless cars, the hidden agenda of genetic testing firms like "23 and Me", as well as Amazon's bid to 'disrupt' Health Care.

Jamie and Norm discuss the difficulty in ensuring driverless car tests have proper oversight and how Trump appointed regulators are undermining the mission of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Jamie and Norm talk about how auto insurers are trying to pass a law that would allow them to steer consumers into bad auto body shops for their own profit.

Jamie and Norm discuss Trump's expansion of offshore drilling and what Jerry Brown can do to stop it. As well as the attacks on the regulatory state and what it means for consumers.

Jamie and Norm discuss how the states can take on the Net Neutrality fight and how federal regulators are making roads less safe with lax regs on robot cars.