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Steve has an extended conversation with Philip K. Howard, author of the forthcoming book, Not Accountable. Unions for police and teachers have long skirted accountability for their members, but Mr. Howard talks about how Supreme Court could change that

Steve chats with Susan Shelley about a little known law that exacerbated the homeless issue in California and how turning it over would help.

Then Steve chats with Assm. Bill Essayli about Bowie's law, a plan to help stop the killing of healthy dogs and cats who end up in shelters.

Steve chats with Mayor Bill Wells of El Cajon about a tragic crime that took place in his city, all because the state is forcing this tiny town to take on more homeless than their fair share. Twitter: @MayorBillWells

Then Steve chats with Jennifer Horn about the LAUSD's teacher strike and California banning skittles. Twitter: @JenniferHorn

Finally, Steve gets the scoop from Adam Andrzejewski, Founder and CEO of Open the Books, about Gavin Newsom's ties to Silicon Valley Bank. https://www.openthebooks.com/

Steve chats with Susan Shelley about Governor Newsom's new plan to tackle the homeless issue which includes lots more money.
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Then Steve chats with Leighton Woodhouse, of Public, to get another perspective on the new homeless plan and why it actually is a step in the right direction.
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Finally, Steve chats with Hawk Jensen and Clifton Duncan about their new docu-series starring Clifton Duncan, about coronavirus and its related lockdowns in order to expose the truth about the detrimental impacts of the idolization of the pseudo-scientific processes implemented during the pandemic to stop the spread.
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Steve chats with Mayor Richard Bailey of Coronado California to talk about how he solved the homeless issue in his city and the practical solutions that could work for the rest of California. Then Steve and Jen chat about Governor Newsom's ties to Silicon Valley Bank, Biden visits Monterey and San Francisco's crazy reparations plan.

Steve chats with San Francisco Chronicle's Emily Hoeven about SB 43, the desperate measures that Sausalito is taking to meet their targets set by the state, and a Republican law that Democrats should really champion to curb gun violence. Then Steve chats with Susan Shelley about the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and how California regulators could be to blame.

Emily Hoeven
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Susan Shelley
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