On this episode of WTF California, we discuss how people with high emotional intelligence are less likely to fall for fake news, the City of Oakland continues to see increase in shootings, Richmond Police Officer Benjamin Therriault is challenging Sheriff David Livingston in the upcoming election for Contra Costa County Sheriff. Meanwhile, proposes laws would strip police officers of their badges while a San Jose Assemblyman is proposing a wealth tax.

On this episode of WTF California, Kenny Turnage takes control of the mic and issues a monologue (verbal editorial) regarding false racism accusations in the Antioch Community.

On this episode of WTF California, new polling data shows Gavin Newsom's recall effort is real, however, by 2022 he may have a tough time with re-election. Bill would make 988 an emergency line for those seeking mental health assistance. We also get an update on the investigation of an incident involving Antioch Councilwoman Tamisha Torres-Walker sons and her actions--the cost is shocking. The City of Oakland is having issues keeping up with public records request and communities across California are offering mortgage relief.

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss what proposed Kentucky Law would look like in California where it could become a crime to insult police officers. We discuss a couple incidents involving police officers such as Danville and Fresno. LAPD fatal shoots are down but its commission says it continues to find flaws. Gas prices are up another 25 cents per gallon, LA launches tiny house city at a cost of $5 million for just 39 units. Finally, both San Francisco and Los Angeles parents advocate for better school reopening plans such as five full days in the classroom.

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss how District Attorney’s across the state better start doing better and stop this catch and release nonsense. Santa Ana Police start task force, Danville Police shoot a male who charged at them with a knife, Kenny and Mike debate Michael Tubbs appointment to State Position, Kenny closes the episode Addressing Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe continues to seek racial divide versus bridging the community together.

On this episode of WTF California, we sit down with former Antioch Mayor Donald Freitas in a candid chat with what is going on in the City of Antioch and the city council. We get into the role of a mayor, press conferences, recalls, community divide. Sadly, Antioch has become “anything but Antioch” in terms of how others view the city. Freitas provides his thoughts on Mayor Lamar Thorpes first 90-days in office, censures should be placed on Thorpe and Tamisha Torres-Walker. We also ask if Thorpe is recalled, would Feitas run for mayor.

On this episode, we discuss Governor Gavin Newsoms State of the State Address and we wonder what world he is living in. Meanwhile, locally, Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe continues to have temper tantrums and make hypocritical statements about politicizing topics. We also get into a variety of other topics.

On this episode, we discuss how the 12-year prison sentence of Derick Almena was light. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers rips Governor Gavin Newsom. We talk Senator Rubio’s bill to require implicit bias training for real estate licenses, new CDC guidelines for gatherings, touch on new stimulus and debate who the real father is of Prince Harry is given the recent Oprah interview. Kenny argues his father is the tennis instructor. We touch on the Antioch City Council meeting as we close out the show while talking about the Bed Bath and Beyond fight in Arizona.

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss how in the world San Francisco can spend $16.1 million on a tent program—or $5k per month per person.  Governor Gavin Newsom recall hits signature goal. SF Chronicle found a new media darling in Antioch Councilwoman Tamisha Torres-Walker who has been arrest 22 times. The theme of this episode is we ask when was common sense lost?

On this Friday version of WTF California, we highlight how the hypocrisy is in as cities in California are aiming to trim their police budget, but DC Metro police are asking for a 20% increase to help protect lawmakers. Youth sports are returning, Gavin Newsom encourages doubling masking up as Japanese Supercomputer says it would make no impact. Congressman Eric Swalwell sues Donald Trump. Others are also now picking up “Where is Tony Thurmond” and we question whether road rage should be legal.