The John Kobylt Show

Brian Claypool joins to talk about his client's civil suit against LA County DA George Gascon.

Thousands of appointments at Dodger Stadium for COVID-19 vaccinations left open due to messaging mix-up leads to confusion. Alex Stone joins to talk about double masking and its benefits. Larry Flynt passes away... John and Ken give tribute.

Governor of California Gavin Newsom faces protestors during press conference in Fresno. Crazy Karen in McDonald's angry from missing breakfast burrito...

Recall Newsom numbers vs. COVID-19 Vaccine numbers. Steve Gregory on why crime has gone up in LA over the past year.

ABC News's Mark Remillard joins to discuss the WHO investigating the origin of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China. Is Gorilla Glue possible hair product or not... Woman mistakenly uses it in her hair.

What section of the population has been vaccinated so far? Listener sends in story, but it upsets John and Debra...

Steve Gregory joins to discuss the NTSB ruling of the pilot, Ara Zobayan, having spatial disorientation in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant, and 7 others. Gavin Newsom goes to Petco Park in San Diego to visit the mass vaccination site.

Recall Newsom numbers vs. COVID-19 vaccine numbers. Rudy Giuliani is a big fan of triple scotches apparently.

Michelle Hanisee on the judge’s decision to issue an injunction against LA County District Attorney George Gascon and some of his new directives. CBS 13 in Sacramento reported on whistleblowers from the new COVID-19 testing lab. Officials sent a team of 15 including 3 nurses to test the homeless for COVID-19 but no one wanted to cooperate with the testing. Fake Famous is an HBO documentary on social media influencers faking their following.

Cheryl Pointdexter lost everything in the Bobcat fire last year that was supposedly caused by vegetation hitting some SoCal Edison equipment and she is still receiving bills from SoCal Edison even though there is nothing left on her property to power. The Super Bowl was in Tampa Bay but officials are worried that it could’ve been a super spreader event. The indoor worship ban in California has been overturned. The DA of Contra Costa County held a wedding in her backyard which went against COVID-19 restrictions.