Tribute to Charlie Kirk; Featured interview with Steve Stuck President/CEO of California Broadcasters Association about the critical need to advocate for AM radio in new vehicles...legislation pending in Washington, D.C.!

Hurricane Lowell damage in Kauai; Review of Propositions 3 and 4 with Joan Clendenin; Importance of messaging in November 3rd elections.

Examining California Propositions 1 and 2 on the ballot November 3rd; Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton announces intentions to restructure the DMV, including a flat $73 fee for vehicle registrations.

One of the best and thought-provoking "What's On Your Mind Fridays," featuring details of the drama surrounding the declared mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy proceedings, including listener observations and what happens next.  Plus, classic car and low-rider events coming up in the region!

Courtroom drama in the Clancy Trial--apparent 11-1 deadlock, with jury receiving clarifications on "reasonable doubt;" Reviewing excellent article on digging for the "big picture" in emotional cases like the Clancy trial; California Consumer Driving Data Protection Act fails for insurance companies doing digital tracking of our vehicle speed, braking, et al.; Young mother returning from maternity leave stabbed to death in Times Square; Republicans and eight Democrats vote to approve US House Resolution H. Res. 1490 "Providing for the condemnation and denouncement of socialism in all its forms" (all the rest of Democrats voted against; all Republicans voting voted to approve).

Lindsay Clancy trial update as jury receives the Turey-Rodriguez advisory from the judge; 56 year old female arrested and charged after videoing jurors Tuesday from a restricted area; USS Abraham Lincoln finally reaches port in Thailand after over 280 days at sea; Detailed interview with Congressman Tom McClintock regarding agriculture, water, and energy issues in the Central Valley, and what's holding us back from progress.

Lindsay Clancy trial: Jury sent back to deliberate; What happens if the jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict; California has a bill on the Governor's desk to subsidize newsroom journalists with state tax credits; California also ready to make Islamic holidays Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official State holidays; Lively discussions about societal attack upon men over a few decades, and is there a lack of men with spines?

SCOTUS clears POTUS to continue building the new WH Ballroom on 5-4 decision; Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces closures of 100+ driving schools providing fraudulent or inadequate commercial driver training programs; Mother arrested in Calaveras County for breaking into a bus to extract her son during a disturbance on the bus; Magic Mountain (Southern California) closes down X2 radical roller coaster after brain injuries.

Listeners weigh in on their topics, including California over-regulation; Challenges with electric vehicles; Where have all the heroes gone?; Upcoming 9/11 commemoration; Helping veterans; What's missing in public education; Questions about best way to respond to others in crisis; Upcoming classic car shows and events with "Jerry, our Cruisin' Correspondent."

100+ companies warn of only months to prepare for AI cyberattacks; Dolly Parton's legacy of blessings others through philanthropy; Lindsay Clancy trial goes to the jury.