Steve and Kristen get into the nitty gritty of The first batch of Twitter Files.

Steve and Susan Shelley, Columnist & member of the editorial board of the Southern California News Group, talk about the shortest special legislative session perhaps in history, Harmeet Dhillon runs for RNC chair, LA County might bring back mask mandates and the referendum on AB 257.

Steve chats with Pete Peterson, the Dean of the School of Public Policy, at Pepperdine University about the state of California's midterms, the continuing leftward shift of California, and why the voter vouchers won't work.

Steve welcomes Lisa Daftari, of foreigndesknews.com, to talk about why the protests erupted in Iran and how we can help them. Then Steve welcomes Elbridge Colby, from themarathoninitiative.org, to talk about the protests in China, and what the future might hold for Xi Jingping.

Steve is joined by Katy Grimes, Editor of The California Globe, to talk about how California is failing the youngest victims of horrific crimes to coddle the criminals in the name of social justice.

Steve is joined by tech guru Kristen Garcia Dumont to talk about the war between Twitter and Apple, and then they ponder why SBF hasn't been charged.

Steve is joined by Susan Shelley, editorial writer, and columnist for the Southern California News Group, about how the state of California is giving out voter's health data, the Republican brand in California, San Diego's rail woes, and San Francisco's plumbing situation.

Steve is joined by Leighton Akira Woodhouse, independent journalist, to talk about Foucault, the origins of wokeness and how this has exacerbated the drug epidemic on California's streets.
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Steve chats with Entrepreneur David Thomas Roberts and author of Hunt It Down, Kill It & Drag It Home: Savage Business Strategies For Winning Big In Business And In Life about How Americans can take control of their finances by being a SAVAGE, The state of entrepreneurship in America, Why America's youth have poor work ethic, and Why so many men would rather sit on the couch and watch TV rather than earning money for their family.

Steve chats with M. Nolan Gray, author of Arbitrary Lines; How zoning broke the American city and how to fix it. They talk about why California has a housing shortage, how LA is losing its personality, and why there is hope on the horizon.