This week, President Trump ordered a historic raid on Venezuela that resulted in the arrest of dictator Nicolás Maduro—another example of decisive leadership delivering results where machine politicians have long failed. Steve explains why California needs the same mindset and why regime change may be coming to the Golden State in 2026. Then, Susan Shelley joins the show with the latest on the Minnesota fraud scandal and how it offers a roadmap for dismantling corruption within California’s homelessness industrial complex. And finally, on the one-year anniversary of the Palisades fire disaster, Rachel Darvish joins us to reflect on her viral confrontation of Gavin Newsom and the long, difficult road facing residents still trying to rebuild.

This week has been marked by unspeakable violence – from mass shootings at Brown University and Bondi Beach in Australia to the shocking murders of Rob and Michele Reiner. But while these tragedies dominate headlines, brutal violence unfolds every day on the streets of California. This week, Steve visited the notorious Figueroa Street, the epicenter of Los Angeles’s child sex trafficking trade, and reports back on the evil he witnessed – along with his plan to put an end to it. Jennifer Horn joins the show with details on how the FBI thwarted a New Year’s Eve bombing plot targeting Los Angeles, and she also breaks down Mayor Karen Bass’s newly launched re-election campaign and Kamala Harris’s heavily rumored run for president against Gavin Newsom in 2026. Finally, California Secretary of State candidate Don Wagner joins us to explain exactly how he plans to clean up California’s elections.

With President Trump and Pete Hegseth taking decisive action against fentanyl-smuggling drug cartels, Democrats once again find themselves on the wrong side of a commonsense issue. Steve explains how the “drug boat” debate is a major win for Republicans and the American people. Then, we dig into the European Union’s petty $140 million fine on Elon Musk’s X and the unchecked power of bureaucracies around the world. Susan Shelley joins us with a story about a failing California solar plant that regulators are forcing to stay open, along with more developments in Tim Walz’s Minnesota fraud scandal. And finally, Fox News contributor and former FBI agent Nicole Parker joins the show to discuss her new book “The Two FBIs,” a shocking account of the corruption and politicization she witnessed inside the bureau.

Did a Gavin Newsom wildlife management directive lead to January’s Palisades fire? A recently unearthed document provides the clearest evidence yet of the governor’s culpability. Jennifer Horn joins us with the shocking details on that story, along with the latest financial data on healthcare for illegal immigrants. Then, with Tim Walz’s state of Minnesota being bombarded with allegations of welfare fraud, it’s important to remember that the corruption in California is even more rampant. State Controller candidate Herb Morgan joins us to explain why and to demand an audit of the state’s social services. And in the wake of the horrific murder of a National Guard member in Washington DC, we examine the United States’ asylum process and the importance of protecting American values.

Yet another scandal hit the Sacramento swamp this week as former top aides to Gavin Newsom and Xavier Becerra were indicted on federal charges of public corruption. Susan Shelley has all the details, along with the latest on the LAFD’s botched response to the January wildfires. Is Trump Derangement Syndrome on the rise in the Democratic party? It’s hard to believe they could get any more hysterical, but we break down all the latest incidents – including the government shutdown, Prop 50 and Eric Swalwell’s rumored run for California governor. Then, Grammy-nominated musician Tish Hyman joins the show after being banned from her gym for objecting to biological males in the women’s locker room. She tells the shocking story behind her viral moment and explains what California politicians must do to protect women’s spaces. And finally, Prager University co-founder Allen Estrin joins us to discuss his new book “The Honest Book of Presidents: The Men Who Shaped America,” and why it’s a necessary antidote to the Left’s anti-American view of history.

Republicans suffered a devastating loss last week with the passage of Prop 50. But now is not the time to despair. Steve digs into the Affordability Crisis at the center of last week’s elections and explains why Republicans have the best solutions. Then, Assemblyman Carl DeMaio joins us for an invigorating conversation about the grassroots efforts that will save California in 2026. Jennifer Horn has horrific details on a sex trafficking story out of LA, and how Gavin Newsom and Scott Wiener are to blame. And finally, senior counselor to President Trump Peter Navarro joins the show to discuss his new book “I Went to Prison So You Won't Have To,” an incredible story about lawfare in the Biden era.

Gavin Newsom’s unconstitutional gerrymandering scheme Prop 50 passed with California voters. In today’s show, we break down what these election results mean for the future of our state and what we can learn from Democrat wins in New Jersey, Virginia and New York. Then, Susan Shelley joins us to discuss all the latest Democratic financial shenanigans – including the pension fund losing millions on clean energy investments, a proposed wealth tax on California billionaires and blatant corruption in the Homeless Industrial Complex. Finally, we speak with State Assembly candidate Shannon Kessler about her fight to protect girls’ sports.

Steve leads the California Governor’s race in a new Emerson poll! We break down why Proposition 50 would be devastating for Californians and why it must be stopped. In New Jersey, Republican Jack Ciattarelli’s campaign is gaining momentum in the Governor’s race. Energy expert Dave Walsh joins to explain how climate elitism is driving up costs and creating unnecessary misery. Jenn Horn discusses the developing 2028 Presidential field, and Will Hild exposes corporations pushing “woke” agendas, specifically an insurance company under fire for their Chinese ties.

Everything Gavin Newsom touches turns into a disaster. We examine his political ambitions, his neglect of California, and the chaos left in his wake. Susan Shelley breaks down Los Angeles’ $828 million sexual abuse settlements and the ongoing taunts between Trump and Newsom over the National Guard in San Francisco. Shiloh Marx, founder of the California Election Integrity Initiative, shares his story and explains efforts to clean voter rolls and strengthen election integrity. Isabelle Boemeke, author of “Rad Future: The Untold Story of Nuclear Electricity and How It Will Save the World”, discusses her advocacy for nuclear power as a real solution to the climate crisis. This is a jam-packed episode you won’t want to miss!

Katie Porter is in the firing line after an interview gone wrong. Jenn Horn breaks down how Democrats are “pouncing” on the scandal as we examine her attitude and how it reflects the broader California Democratic Party. We also cover Newsom’s approval of 800 bills, including funding for a slavery reparations agency. Hamas has released the remaining 20 hostages after 738 days in captivity, and we look at how Trump’s past decisions led to this moment. The Mayor of El Cajon, Bill Wells, joins to discuss Rob Bonta’s pandering to the radical left and more of Gavin Newsom’s poor decisions. We wrap up with the World Peace Movement as Darren Stallcup joins to talk about the fentanyl and drug crisis in California.