The Mike Douglass Show

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.

California may receive 1.5 to 2.1 billion from META settlement--exactly how will those billions be used, and does California have a good track record in turning dollars into results?; CA's lawsuit against the Trump Administration's order regarding limits on mail in voting is the 83rd lawsuit against the Administration in 86 days; Highlights of law profession Jonathan Turley's article on James Carville's latest rages.

Tribute to Dolly Parton; Primary Elections in three states today, including South Carolina GOP Primary with Darline Graham and Ralph Norman; Brief commentary on Abdul El-Sayed's interview with Jesse Watters on Fox Monday afternoon; Stockton City Council candidate accused of falsifying applications drops out of race; Review of America 250 Grand Prix in D.C. on Sunday; West Nile alert in Stanislaus County; Listeners list top concerns heading into November 3rd election.

California election information for November 3rd; List of CA propositions on the ballot; New Economic "D-Day" sanctions on Iran; Updates on Lindsay Clancy murder trial and the Court's denial of a defense motion to dismiss; TX Gov. Greg Abbott halts construction of Islamic wudu ablution (foot washing) facilities at DFW and IAH airports. A quick look at five "EdTech" myths from Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath's book, The Digital Delusion: How Classroom Technology Harms Our Kids' Learning and How to Help Them Thrive Again.

One of the best "What's On Your Mind Friday!" episodes!  Covering 8-9 major topics with insightful callers: the Lindsay Clancy trial, and a poignant caller who's suffered from post-partum depression; State Senator Tony Strickland calls for resignation of all five California Energy Commission members (and we look at their salaries); California fuel taxes top (or at least tie) the nation; Bill pending to end child marriages in California; Chief Justice Roberts allows WH East Ballroom construction to continue for now; Stockton City Council drama sees candidate arrested for false filings; Why modeling loving your wife speaks volumes to sons and daughters; Woman in Florida bites off part of her husband's ear while husband is driving--NOT the model example we're looking for!

Themes of moral relativism: Quotes from Democrat NY State Assemblymember rationalizing stealing; Dr. Anthony Fauci and expressing contradictory views privately vs. in public; Female ISIS convert arrested allegedly plotting to attack and kill at the NY capitol building in Albany.  Deep discussions about the Lindsay Clancy trial...issues of alleged mental illness, post-partum depression, women demonstrating outside the courthouse wanting "justice" for Clancy accused of strangling her three children to death (ages 5, 3, and 8 months). Discussion of national debt exceeding $40 trillion.

A very active point-counterpoint caller-involved Wednesday! Topics include: Tuesday's primary results; Opinion's on Alaska's 4-up primaries and cumbersome "ranked-choice voting" system (and attempts to bring it to California): More push-back on California Energy Commission's ruling yesterday to implement tire standards that are estimated to eliminate 70% of tires currently sold in California; Los Angeles City has a tax-payer funded "Super Match Program" that matches six dollars for every one dollar contributed to a candidate--Mayor Bass encouraging the matching contributions--yes...tax-payer funded matching funds for certain city office candidates.

California's Energy Commission votes in new rule about tires expected to eliminate an expected 70% of tires currently sold in the State by 2033; Alaska's two "Sullivans" ballot issue: California seeing even more school closures this year; Parsing socialism and the DSA.

Admiral Cooper’s visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln and WSJ column; Los Angeles company creates a fake poll to see effects; Iran options as MOU period ends; California Congressman under investigation by House Ethics Committee;  Indictments of three individuals who terrorized and tortured 7-year-old to death in Cincinnati apartment; Important primaries scheduled for Tuesday.

Listener calls and topics on "What's On Your Mind Friday!"  Topics include Luigi Mangione's guilty plea for federal charges; SB1392 (Leno's Law) relaxing smog requirements for classic vehicles passes CA Senate and is now in the Assembly; "Cruisin' Correspondent Jerry" checks in on classic car and local cruising events; Mid-terms early voting begins mid-September; Frustrations over Sen. John Thune and failure to vote on the SAVE Act in the Senate.