More information on the White House Correspondent's Association Dinner shooter, and current charges; California Billionaire Tax may be on the November General Ballot (review of positions pro and con); Senate Democrats go to verbal war with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

Supreme Court rules against racial-based redistricting; Alleged assaulters of Savannah Hernandez from TP USA indicted by grand jury; Sen. Ron Johnson digs into suspicions that BIden Admin health officials intentionally ignored dangerous effects of COVID-19 injections; Excerpts from the Royal visit to Congress and White House state dinner; Host gives Tuesday night Gubernatorial Primary debate a poor grade on moderating and structure.

Former FBI Director Comey indicted by Federal grand jury regarding the 86-47 issue; FBI raids Minneapolis locations re: fraud; Eight California gubernatorial candidates to debate tonight; Federal fraud investigations of wound care clinic in Pasadena; Listeners weigh in on uninformed voters, fraud investigations, James Comey, and roadside memorials in Stanislaus County.

Host Mike Douglass shares a theory on "dark hearts," probing the minds and motivations of would-be assassins, and how we may need to re-evaluate how we view them; Discussions about the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner on 4/25/26; Listener perspectives and alternative thoughts.

Excellent listener call discussions, including classic car shows and cruising updates, varyinig views on Operation Epic Fury, the economic decline of Iran, and recalibrating the primary race for Governor of California.

Our host dissects the California Gubernatorial Primary Debate from two perspectives:  (1) analysis of the candidates' command of the issues and of their own platforms, and their abilities to communicate those thoughts; and (2) in the spirit of Roger Ailes' book "You are the Message," ranking the candidates in terms of how well they presented themselves as potential governors, from command presence and likeability to the overall impression that will last after people will forget their words.  And, fascinating interview with retired FBI Agent Bob DeKlinsky, focusing on the role of intelligence and assessing our strategies in Iran.

California Senate kills bill (SB 1278) to remove major sexual assault convictions from "Elderly Parole" eligibility; Modesto Schools vote for full-day cell phone ban for students; Various perspectives on the current US strategies for Iran.

Cheila Clark, CEO of the California Hospice and Palliative Care Association, testifies before the U.S. Housw Ways and Means Committee on Hospice care fraud; Brief update on the "no go" for Iran negotiations today; We put the microscope on what "treason" is and is not, in relation to the reactions in the aftermath of testimonies by Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz bashing the United Statea of America  and its President on foreign soil at the Progressive Mobilization conference in Barcelona, Spain on Saturday April 18.  Listeners weigh in on the appropriateness of their comments.

The Eris Swalwell Saga continues...Local donors and companies revealed in public documents; Questions persist about "did no one really know" what was happening years ago?; Very interesting listener calls, including "Lisa" revealing her personal story of being sexually assaulted, and why saome if not many sexual assault victims choose not to report nor prosecute; Host Mike Douglass addresses the "re-victimization" of victims; Former CA Controller Betty Yee drops out of CA Governor's race, and a look at recent polling; Evil strikes again in Louisiana as father shoots seven of his children and others execution style.

A mid-week "What's On Your Mind...Wednesday!"  Host Mike Douglass thinks through "The Distortion of the First Amendment: Intimidation Apparently Becoming an Accepted Part of Free Speech;"  Celebration of Jackie Robinson Day; Listener calls and topics.