On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we discuss how Brentwood parents demonstrate cancel culture during a school board meeting while ignorance of rules is showcased while apparently needing civics lesson. San Francisco could suspend police, fire and sheriffs for not reporting vaccination status. Larry Elder disputes showing gun to ex-fiance. EDD hearing postponed in an effort to protect Gavin Newsom during recall. Trevor Bauer Investigation update plus much more across the State of California. Finally, we encourage people to pay attention to the coroner report that comes out to day on the City of Antioch case involving Angelo Quinto and the Antioch Police Department

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• Brentwood Union Elementary School District Board Meeting video (1 hr 22 min mark)

On this episode of WTF California podcast, we discuss how while the state is in fire, Democrats in Sacramento indefinitely postponed the only scheduled legislative hearing designed to provide oversight over the state’s mismanagement of wildfire prevention. A Laguna Beach councilman was censured for releasing data and wonder why won't the Antioch City Council censure its clerk for something similar. California Law Enforcement continue to be under attack, Proof of Vaccine continues to be implemented across the state. Meanwhile, a slum lord and dead-beat attorney make the news and we discuss Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer and the drama with Kevin Durant and Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors is finally revealed as to why the team broke-up. Plus more.

• CALFIRE Incident Map

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, its smokey out due to the California wildfires, City of Antioch and City of Walnut Creek Mayors Lamar Thorpe and Kevin Wilk challenge Bay Area to require employee vaccinations. Santa Clara County Sheriff rejects resignation calls, we touch why cops being shot at is rarely covered by if a cops shoots someone they are all over the news. We run through a series of other happenings across the state.

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• Antioch Mayor to Propose Employees Be Vaccinated or Face Weekly Testing

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we talk about a busy shift for East Contra Costa Fire Protection District with fires in Discovery Bay and City of Oakley. Antioch got a nice homeless fire Tuesday morning. We then get into this recall lawsuit aimed to stop the recall against Gavin Newsom. El Dorado DA speaks out against releasing criminals early and Oakland mayor sees backlash over CHP invite to patrol streets and San Jose Mayor calls for resignation of Sheriff Laurie Smith.

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• Federal lawsuit challenges California recall as unconstitutional

On this episode of WTF California podcast, we kick off the week with a thank you to our listeners, we remind folks that come Friday, the coroner’s report will be released in the Quinto Cases with the Antioch Police Department. We praise a judge who increased bail on a burglary defendant and openly was critical of Prop 47 as well as catch and release. City of Oakland had another homicide, rough weekend in San Jose with sideshows and other activities across the state. Finally, we touch on recall where democrats are worried for Governor Gavin Newsom and it appears media is beginning to push Kevin Paffrath as a fall back as Plan B.

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• California judge is mad at quick jail releases. He set burglary defendant’s bail at $1 million

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we talk about how former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger calls people who don't wear masks schmucks and "screw your freedom". San Francisco first to require proof of vaccine, Brentwood school district contract tracing says virus not spreading at schools, City of Antioch has more shootings as Antioch Police arrest two. Parent assaults teacher over mask coverings plus other items around the state.

• San Francisco to require proof of vaccination for many indoor activities

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we discuss a potential quid pro quo from an Antioch City Councilwoman Tamisha Torres-Walkerto the Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton. We question if she was given a gratuity for a lower charge.  We get into how Insurance Commissioner had similar issue, returned the money, took the punishment and is now better. Governor Gavin Newsom announces vaccine requirement for teachers and staff. Paso Robles School Board says no to Critical Race Theory. CHP to help out City of Oakland and Secretary of State issues Print Your Own Ballot from Home Program. Plus much more.

Quid pro quo: a favor or advantage granted or expected in return for something.

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• Antioch Councilwoman Donates to District Attorney Campaign as Son’s Case Reduced to Misdemeanor

On this episode of WTF California podcast, we go into depth about what court documents actually say on Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe and City Clerk Ellie Householder after Antioch Police Department performed search warrants in January.  We wonder since this is only off one phone, what else could be out there? Meanwhile in the City of Oakland, community leaders demanding Governor Gavin Newsom declare state of emergency over violent crime as they want more police. We talk about homelessness, Ab 369 in paying doctors to give street medicine to homeless and tidbits of other things around the state.

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• Antioch Search Warrants Reveal Mayor and City Clerk Engaged in Possible Criminal Conduct

On this episode of the WTF California Podcast, we discuss how ahead of a coroners inquest, a lawsuit against the Antioch Police Department in the Angelo Quinto Death was announced--meanwhile, the media continues to report the story wrong.  City of Oakland now at 78 homicides for the year. We provide some commentary on the recall with some updates along with the effect wildfires are having on the recall. Plus more as there was a lot to cover Tuesday.

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• Antioch police chief, officers sued over man’s death after physical arrest

On this episode of WTF California Podcast. we talk about how Secretary of State Shirley Weber invented a “print-your-own ballot from home” program just in time for the September 14th recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom. We then talk about the game of telephone and how if its not your story to tell, don't tell it. Latest report shows there are more jobs available than those applying. Lots of violence over the weekend and some Olympic ratings talk.

Note - per Friday's show, be sure to get your public comments into to the Antioch City Council for the closed session item regarding police promotions. Click here to submit online or email [email protected].

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• California Secretary of State Devises ‘Print-Your-Own Ballot From Home’ Program