The Mark Larson Show: Recent Episodes
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Mark Larson is widely known as one of our community's most honest and intelligent voices, as well as a man deeply committed to causes close to the hearts of San Diegans. Listen to Mark and his unique view points Monday through Friday 10am - 12pm on AM 760 in San Diego
Harrison “Jack “ Schmitt, lunar module pilot on Apollo XVI, America’s last mission to the Moon joins us. There were 12 to walk on the moon and he is one of the four still with us. I was with him over the weekend in Florida at Kennedy space Center… He’ll talk about the Artemis program, this morning‘s scrubbed launch and where we go next in space.
We talk with Rebecca Jones, Mayor of San Marcos about the latest SANDAG plans and schemes to get more of your money. We also talk with John Bolton, former White House national security advisor, on China, Afghanistan and Biden's blunders.
Will tax increases be necessary to pay for $300 billion student loan handout? Did the FBI ask social media platforms to censor stories on Hunter Biden and others? Lou Penrose and Travis Dale sit in for Mark today.
Buy a car in 2035 and you won’t have to decide between gasoline, diesel or electric. You won’t have a choice. The state has banned the sale of new gas powered cars starting in 2035. We speak with State Senator Brian Dahle about this. Plus, the redacted affidavit justifying the search of Trump's Mar-a-Lago has been released. Lou Penrose and Travis Dale sit in for Mark today.
John McCann, city council member in Chula Vista, who is also running for mayor, talks with us about the council's vote to close a city park where homelessness and crime have been a major problem.
We talk with Lauren Pettigrew, brother of a man murdered by a criminal who is now facing potential early release if SB 300 passes. We also talk with El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells with an updated on the east county homeless crisis.
We talk with Tom Del Beccaro, politicalvanguard.com, talking about Newsom, water crisis, power crisis and never ending Covid emergency. Then, Tim Graham from newsbusters.org joins us to talk student loan forgiveness, and more main stream media bias.
We're joined by attorney Michael Curran about new legal moves versus vaccination mandates and other COVID restrictions. We also discuss legal rights for businesses and parents vs government heavy handed news. Then, County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about the sexually violent predator issue in the east county and new information about the SANDAG per mile tax schemes.
Dr Scott Atlas, MD, from Hoover Institution at Stanford and former member of President Trump's coronavirus task force joins us with reaction to Dr. Fauci's resignation and what else needs to be done to clean up government overreach on Covid. Then, our friend Michael Reagan, President of the Reagan Legacy Foundation joins us to talk Biden, Newsom, a myriad of California issues.
Sarah Thompson from the Kids Safe CA updates us with the latest delay in placement of another sexually violent predator into the local neighborhood. But first, San Diego TV & radio legend Ted Leitner, talks about the passing of longtime San Diego TV anchor Michael Tuck. Also talking Padres and Aztecs new stadium.
Anthony Fauci announces he'll step down at the end of the year. Then, we talk with Brian Jones, CA State Senator, about the real story behind our current “water emergency“..
and politicians jam through last minute bills before the end of the month plenty of local impact.
Our official economist Stephen Moore joins us to talk about the “inflation reduction“ bill, inflation and more taxes. Then Dr. Kelly Victory MD, reveals what the CDC is really up to you with their current “reset“ … and the current reality check about all things Covid and monkey pox.
To start things off we talk with Lauren Pettigrew whose brother was murdered and now the killer may get less prison time if SB 300 passes and what SB 300 means to you. Then, Marc Morano, founder of climatedepot.com talks about flex alerts, climate hysteria and summertime heat. Is it really a “climate emergency“ or just...summer?
High school football season is kicking off so we talk with Paul Rudy from KUSI about the return of high school football and the PPR report. As world chaos continues there’s something special about the time honored all American pastime. Then we talk with John Hemmerling who is running for SD County Sheriff.
In this hour we talk with Charlie Duke, one of only 12 humans to walk on the moon… and still the youngest. We talk about NASA‘s return to the moon with the new Artemis program. The first test launch set for later this month. But forst, we talk with Dr. Jeff Barke, MD, about the CDC's backtracking and a “reboot” at the government agency.
Carl DeMaio joins us to talk about the failed recall of the Los Angeles District Attorney and what it means to Southern California security. Also, the latest San Diego political news. Then we talk with Amy Reichert, candidate for county supervisor, talks about how her ReOpenSD Group got a favorable ruling from a federal judge.
We chat with Sharon McKeeman from Let Them Breathe, about success versus San Diego unified schools and its masking mandates. Then, Tim Graham from Media Research Center in DC with The latest on media spin on Liz Cheney, Donald Trump and more.
Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com, gives us the latest on Gavin Newsom‘s water plans and other fantasies tat will likely penalize you in some way. Then, Scott Sherman, former San Diego city council member, reveals new City Hall schemes that are going to squeeze local taxpayers.
We talk with Stephen Moore, our official economist, about the latest on inflation, the so-called “inflation reduction" bill and other local impact. Then, Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, with the latest on the hottest stories including the raid on Donald Trump's home.
Esther Valdes Clayton, Immigration attorney, joins us with the latest on the cartel riots that happened just across the border and new security concerns. Then, Sharon McKeeman, founder of Let Them Breathe/Let Them Choose with the latest on CDC easing guidelines on Covid and schools continuing confusing mandates.
Nick Canepa, SD Union Tribune Sports icon, joins us to talk about the mess that is Fernando Tatís Jr. Then, Lt. Col. Oliver North, USMC (ret.), joins us with the latest on national security issues, border, Trunp raid etc.
Mark talks to Major Garrett, CBS News Chief Washington correspondent about the files taken by the FBI from Trump's home.
Mark talks to Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson about the FBI investigation into Trump and the talk that he might have had nuclear codes.
Mark talks to Miranda Devine from the New York Post about the FBI's raid on Trump's home and also some new revelations about President Biden.
Mark talks to Amy Reichert, the founder of Reopen San Diego about her run against county supervisor Nathan Fletcher.
Mark talks to attorney Maria Severson about the big legal problems with the deal for 101 Ash Street.
Mark talks to former National Security Advisor for the President John Bolton about the FBI catching an Iranian operative with plotting to assassinate Bolton.
Mark talks to Dr. Georgine Nanos and gets an update on the latest about Covid and Monkeypox, as well as a new treatment for depression and anxiety.
Mark talks to Rep. Darrell Issa about the FBI raid of Trump's house and the Border situation.
Mark talks to San Diego City Council member Chris Cate about the good and bad news from City Hall.
Mark talks to Sarah Thompson of KidsafeCA to get an update about the latest sexually violent predator headed for a residential neighborhood.
In this hour we tackle those hot topics with our official economist Stephen Moore, CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett and Sara Thompson.
Veteran Padres broadcaster and team history expert Bob Chandler joins us to talk about the blockbuster trade and the team's playoff chances. Then we talk lawsuit abuse with Victor Gomez, executive director of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.
Former city councilmember Scott Sherman talks about the latest grand plans at City Hall involving climate change and getting rid of natural gas in new buildings… oh, and retrofitting every building with electricity.
We speak with Sharon McKeeman, founder of Let Them Breathe/ Let Them Choose. The LA Unified Schools have dropped their mask requirement.. will San Diego follow suit? Then, Christopher C Horner, author and climate expert joins us. Is there really a “climate emergency?. He'll explain what’s really going on with the politics.
Mark talks with Jim Desmond, the San Diego County Supervisor of Sandag about the new mileage tax.
Mark talks with Nadya Vasina, correspondent from Kiev, Ukraine and gets an update on the fighting there.
Mark talks with Tom Del Beccaro from Politicalvanguard.com about California's newest emergency. Also the latest on the Hunter Biden scandal.
In the United States illegally? No problem. That is if you're looking for a government job in Los Angeles County.Is this even possible? We ask our legal expert Wendy Patrick about it. Then we're joined by Padres fanatic Ernie Martinez about the padres player moves today. Are they a World Series team now? Travis dale sits in for mark today.
President Biden tests positive for Covid again, he will restart isolation despite no new symptoms. What is "Covid Rebound"? We'll ask Dr. Jeff Barke, MD. Also, New York and San Fran declare monkeypox a health emergency. What does this mean for San Diego? Travis Dale sits in for Mark today.
Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about today’s job numbers, inflation and other economic issues hitting our area. Then our weekly chat with Major Garrett, CBS News chief Washington correspondent about the big happenings in the nation's capitol and trade rumors for the Padres.
Star Parker, founder of CurePolicy.org, joins us to talk about racial politics, homelessness and crime. Then, Nathan Hochman, GOP candidate for California Attorney General, with the latest on fighting spikes in crime and other challenges in our state.
We talk with Dr. Georgine Nanos MD about whether we need to be concerned about Monkey Pox and the Covid "surge". Then Bill Gertz from the Washington Times talks about new threat from China and whether COVID came from the wet market or the Wuhan lab.
Steve Padilla, Chula Vista City Council member who helped bring the new Gaylord Resort project to reality. Groundbreaking was yesterday. It's a big economic boost for the area and a contrast to the botched San Diego 101 Ash St. development. Then, KOGO host Carl DeMaio with more on the City of San Diego and the proposed new garbage tax, the Ash Street debacle, the homeless explosion and crime.
John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to President Trump, joins us to talk about how Biden managed to get COVID even though he's vaxed and what's really up with the economy.
We're joined by Scott Sherman, former San Diego City Council member, who tells us about the garbage tax and the council approving the Ash Street deal yesterday. The we explore the liberal media bias with Tim Graham from Media Research Center.
Attorney Maria Severson joins us with the latest on the Ash Street debacle that the City Council will deal with today. She’s going to be filing a temporary restraining order on the move. Then attorney Dan Eaton has the latest options in blocking the placement of sexually violent predators in San Diego neighborhoods.
We talk with Marc Morano from ClimateDepot.com about the so-called “climate emergency”. Is this for real?
We talk with Sarah Thompson, founder of Kid Safe CA. with the latest on the battle to keep a sexually violent predator out of Borrego after judge‘s decision on Friday. Then we're joined by Terrie Kellmeyer, resident of Borrego Springs, who is also fighting the plan to place a sexually violent predator in her neighborhood.
We talk with Scott Walker, former Governor of Wisconsin and current president of Young America’s Foundation, about the end of the January 6 hearings, insurrections that the left ignores and the new woke push to redefine history.
We talk with Sara Thompson of Kid Safe CA about the placing of an SVP in Borrego Springs. We also speak with Stephen Moore, our official Economist, about inflation, interest-rates, gas prices and other bottom line issues impacting us. We finish the hour with Major Garrett, CBS news chief Washington correspondent, talking about Biden with Covid and other news of the week.
Mayor Gloria talks a good game about ending homelessness but continues to move them "out of sight" for his news conferences. We also talk with Steve Hilton from Fox News “The Next Revolution“ and CA Rebel Base. Talking about Covid, Newsom, Biden and other assorted news impacting San Diego.
Mark carries part of the White House Press Conference and Updates on President Biden having Covid.
Mark talks with former astronaut Fred Hayes on the anniversary of America landing on the moon.
Mark talks to Jessica Milan Patterson, California GOP chair about the upcoming election and how Governor Newsom is distracted getting ready to run for President.
Stephen Moore, our official economist, joins us. Inflation is at a 40 year high. What’s next and what are the real numbers? What do we do about it? Then, CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett solves the Padres problems and gives us the latest on Biden's trip to Saudi Arabia.
We talk with Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, about San Diego county moving back into the “orange tier level“ and if this is going to lead to more mandates. Is this science or political science? Then, Steve Hilton from Fox News “the next revolution“ and CA rebel base joins us. California continues to go in the wrong direction in many ways and Newsom is taking victory laps in his run for the presidency. Does Gavin think Californians have amnesia?
In a strategic move to secure higher pay for workers at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront, their labor union is threatening to strike during next week’s Comic-Con if it can’t reach an agreement with the hotel on a new contract. Lou Penrose & Travis Dale sit in for Mark today.
The World Health Organization is urging governments to reinstate Covid measures like masking and ventilation as its leader speaks of concerns over an “increasing trend of deaths”. Lou Penrose & Travis Dale sit in for Mark today.
We talk with Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com about Newsom's unconstitutional overreach on guns...and now Gavin goes to DC to raise money for the run for the presidency that he says he’s not doing. Then, Tim Graham from newsbusters.org, reviews network coverage of the week's events & the January 6 committee show.
We're joined by John Bolton, former White House National Security Advisor and US Ambassador to the UN., talking about the January 6 show, national security in times of world chaos and our military readiness, with so much being sent to Ukraine. We also speak with Michael Reagan from the Regan Legacy Foundation about Biden and our out-of-touch Governor.
Is it time to freak out again about Covid and go back to mask mandates? We find out when we talk with Dr. Jeff Barke, M.D. Then, County Supervisor Jim Desmond on the fight to keep sexually violent predators out of local neighborhoods. Also an update on a variety of important subjects. Finally, we're joined by Marc Morano, founder of climatedepot.com, talking about politicians' focus on everything climate while crime and homelessness skyrocket and now food shortages, too?
We speak with the general manager of "The Local", Jessica Cox. The restaurant is across from the California Theater, which has been overrun by the homeless. We also speak with Nathan Hochman, candidate for California attorney general, addressing the spiking crime in San Diego and throughout the state.
We speak with CA Assembly Member Kevin Kiley about the latest on what's happening in Sacramento, gas prices and tax relief and other local challenges. Then CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett joins us to talk about the latest from the Bide Administration.
Sarah Thompson of Kids Safe CA, joins us with the latest on Friday's hearing to keep sexually violent predators out of a residential neighborhood in Borrego. Then, Bill Gertz from the Washington Times talks about the FBI's warning to all American companies about Chinese intellectual property thefts.
Mayor Todd Gloria doesn't think his policy is driving workers away. Are lawsuits coming?
We speak with Amy Reichert, founder of Re-Open SD, who is running against Nathan Fletcher for county supervisor. She talks about the City of San Diego’s forced vaccinations for city workers.
Ted Leitner is being inducted in the Padres Hall of Fame tonight. He joins mark to look back on his Padres career and relive some memories. We play a few of Ted's calls and some of his funnier moments with the great Jerry Coleman.
Apparently to Montana...where CA forbids state travel! We talk about this and more with Mike Reagan of the Regan Legacy Foundation. Then, Tina Forte, outspoken Bronx Activist who is running as GOP candidate versus Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.
In this hour we're joined by Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com about the latest on Newsom, gas price relief and California’s temptation to tighten regulations about Covid again. Then, Dr Kelly Victory, MD. According to CDC guidelines, most of California is now in a Covid “high risk“ zone. Will bureaucrats be tempted to walk down or something new?
In this hour we talk with Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, about the increasing chaos. Then Daniel Elkins, the founder of Special Operations Association of America, joins us . He’s just back from Ukraine and is also questioning where much of our money is going. America still sending money to Afghanistan as well. Why?
Lanhee Chen, candidate for California Controller joins us this hour. The June election results are now certified and he is the challenger to the incumbent Democrat. If he wins that could be big changes in the state with audits on out of control spending.
We talk with Griff Jenkins from Fox News. He's covering new problems at the border and possible increased impact in San Diego. Then, Lisa Daftari, editor and founder of ForeignDeskNews.com, talks about new challenges for the military including those based in San Diego. Plus, world events changing very quickly with local impact.
California State Senator Brian Jones joins the show to talk about the new budget going into affect today plus more gas tax increases hitting San Diegans. Then, Major Garrett CBS News chief Washington correspondent stops by to talk about, among other things, the Padres new City Connect uniforms.
Thanks to the Biden Administration, this year's Independence Day holiday travel is a nightmare. We talk with Doug Shupe of the Auto Club of Southern California about holiday weekend travel and safety tips. Then, Stephen Moore, are official economist, talks about gas prices, inflation and what to expect next .
Democrats are reportedly up in arms over Biden's 'painfully inadequate' response to abortion ruling. What happens now? Lou Penrose and Travis Dale host.
Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in Thursday at noon as the 116th Supreme Court justice and the first Black woman to serve on the high court. We discuss this plus Newsom quadruples-down on climate change. Lou Penrose & Travis Dale host.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells talks with us about the expanded homeless problem and the County’s new proposal to build a multiple unit housing facility for homeless in Lakeside. El Cajon has seemed to do a better job on homeless than the county.
Immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton talks about the border crisis and this week's deadly incident in Texas. Are similar pressures coming here? Then, Steve Hilton from Fox News and California Rebel Base joins us, talking about rebate schemes from Sacramento and other California issues.
Dan Plante of KUSI joins us to talk about why the vendors at Mission beach are still there. Then, Michael Schwartz, president of San Diego County Gun Owners PAC joins the show. In the wake of the US Supreme Court decision on guns, California’s AG has quietly gone along with fewer restrictions on the concealed carry weapons permit. However AG Rob Bonta has some other tricks up his sleeve. Finally, Maria Severson, attorney involved in opposing the Mayor’s 101 Ash Street scheme. What’s next after the city council vote in San Diego was pushed to a month away?
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalVanguard.com talks about Gavin Newsom and the state legislature's cash giveaway to offset gas prices… but not taxes. Plus the new ballot measure enshrining abortion in the state constitution. Then, Marc Morano from ClimateDepot.com joins us. America's energy options are being limited by politics (Green New Deal) and now we face potential brownouts and blackouts. Why are we in this mess and what can be done about it?
Rep. Darrell Issa talk about the recent Supreme Court decisions and other big issues that have local impact. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about inflation, food prices gas prices and latest schemes in Sacramento to provide gas price “relief“.
Former San Diego City Council member Scott Sherman talks about today’s council decision on the 101 Ash St. debacle. The mayor wants it and the city attorney does not. Also, just in time for your summer fun, the council talking about banning beach fire pits again. Then we talk with Mike Reagan of the Regan Legacy Foundation about the SCOTUS decision announced today.
More discussion of the SCOTUS decision on Roe v Wade with San Diego area attorney Wendy Patrick followed by CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett who was at the Court today when the decision was announced.
Local attorney Dan Eaton joins us to talk about this morning‘s blockbuster Supreme Court decision regarding Roe vs Wade. Then Steve Hilton from Fox News and California Rebel Base joins us about the Supreme Court decision, California chaos and Gavin Newsom pumped up as a presidential candidate. Meanwhile no gas relief, homeless in his crime and increasing pressures.
We talk with the John Dillon, lead attorney for the San Diego Gun Owners PAC about today's SCOTUS decision on the NY gun law. Then we head to Kyiv, Ukraine, to speak with Nadya Vasina for the latest on what's happening on the ground there. Then SD area attorney Dan Eaton has more on today's SCOTUS decision.
In this busy hour we talk with attorney Wendy Patrick about the big Supreme Court decisions including the NY gun law. Then, Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, talks about how government officials are pushing COVID-19 vaccinations for six months and up. Is this necessary and when does this stop? Finally, Scott Walker, former governor of Wisconsin & now President of Young Americas Foundation. He talks about the Biden gas tax holiday and other current schemes to distract people from other issues and influence the midterm elections.
Joe Biden presents his idea for a gas tax holiday while continuing to blame Putin for his failures. We listen in on his announcement. Today is the first day of the supposed crack-down on street vendors in San Diego. We talk about this with local attorney Michael Curran.
That's what the ;eft are saying. You don't seem to have your priorities straight. We talk about this and more with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President and former US Ambassador to the United Nations and with Tim Graham from Newsbusters.org, exposing the latest media bias in national news.
Mark on the Capitol Riot Committee Proceedings. Also Mark talks to Tom Del Beccaro, from political Vanguard.com about the Sacramento budget.
Mark talks with Carl DeMaio about Mayor Todd Gloria's proposal to buyout leases of the Ash street building.
We talk with Don Billings, former chair of the City of San Diego Independent Rates Oversight Committee, about what’s really happening in the water restrictions and how it’s not a crisis for San Diego County in reality. We also talk with Poway mayor Steve Vaus about the debut of the cities new and improved 911 system.
We get the latest on what's happening at the international border with Mark A. Morgan, former acting director of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and ICE. Then, Burt Folsom, historian, Hillsdale College professor and Young America’s Foundation talks about the history of Juneteenth.
Ben Evans who is a business owner in the University Heights neighborhood joins us to talk about the City stealing parking spots on Park Blvd. Then we talk about the latest doings in Washington, DC with Major Garrett, Chief Washington correspondent for CBS News.
Why can't Joe see it? We talk with Stephen Moore, our official economist, about a tough week for America’s economy. What’s next? We also chat with Mark Meuser, candidate for US Senate in California.
Jessica Millan Patterson, CA GOP Chair joins us. Any chance for Republicans in the upcoming midterm election? and what’s the deal with no gas tax relief from Sacramento? Then, Richard Bailey, Mayor of Coronado, with his view on the controversy over border sewage that is now closing the beaches at Coronado as well for 18 days and counting.
Andy Puzder, former nominee for US secretary of labor and CEO of CKE Enterprises. What’s next with the big red increase, inflation and supply chain pressures? Then, Serge Dedina, Mayor of Imperial Beach, talks about the latest border sewage problem that could close down beaches all the way up to Coronado all summer long. Why can’t this be solved after decades of the same problem?
Mark talks to California Assembly Member Laurie Davies about the latest on the proposed state budget.
Mark talks to Tim Graham from the Media Research Center about the media spin on the coverage of the January 6th hearings. Also an update on the homeless issue in San Diego.
What's next for gas and water in California? We talk with Tom Del Beccaro, politicalvanguard.com about the bloated California budget in the works and where is the gas price relief while water woes intensify? Then, Dr. Kelly Victory MD, what’s the latest on concerns of Covid resurging and possible additional regulations and restrictions, as well as vaccinations for kids.
The City continues to hijack parking spots. Now in University Heights. We talk with Carmen Cooley, curator of the J A Cooley Museum on Park Blvd. Many businesses were blindsided by the City of San Diego taking many parking spaces for bike lanes, despite local opposition. We also speak with Scott Sherman, former San Diego City Council member, about SANDAG's setback on tax increases, the county wanting to sue gun manufacturers and other key San Diego city issues.
Michael Schwartz, Executive Director San Diego County Gun owners PAC..
regarding the US Senate making progress in a bipartisan way on gun issues. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist, talking about today’s inflation numbers, employment, gas prices and a stock market that is getting whacked. Now what?
San Diego continues to steal parking places in favor of bike lanes and SANDAG loses its effort on a new tax. Then we check in with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett who is covering the January 6 hearings in Washington, DC.
Fred Haise was a member of the Apollo 13 crew, a mission into space that went terribly wrong when an oxygen tank exploded. Mission Control and the crew worked together to return the astronauts home safely as the world watched. In this episode of Storytellers, Mark Larson talks to Haise about his new book, Never Panic Early: An Astronaut's Journey.
Inflation is at a 40 year high and Biden continues to blame it on Putin. Our "inflation rate" is 8.6% and that doesn't even include food or gas. We listen in on and analyze Biden's address at the Port of LA.
Rep. Darrell Issa in DC, with the latest reaction to the January 6 committee hearing TV show and security needed for Supreme Court justices? Pelosi doesn’t think it’s a big deal. He’ll discuss. Then, we talk with Brian Dahle, California State Senator, who prevailed in the primary versus Newsom so it will be the two of them in November.
Sam Woodhouse, Artistic Director at the San Diego Repertory Theatre, joins us to talk about the closing of the theatre after 46 years. Can the theater be saved? Then, Michael Reagan joins us to talk about Biden's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night.
Guests this hour are Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard and Star Parker from Cure Policy
Mark reviews more results from last night/s primary election. We talk with Lanhee Chen, republican who leads all of the contenders in the state race for controller. Then, hard times for the San Diego Repertory Theater.
We take a look at the current results in yesterday's June primary with Carl DeMaio of Reform CA. Then, Tim Graham from Media Research discusses the media coverage of yesterday's elections around the country.
Actor Matthew McConaughey spoke today at the White House press briefing about uniting the country rather than dividing us. We hear some of his comments...will the politicians everywhere listen, too?
Michael Curran, local attorney, joins us to look into whether the state is already violating emergency anti-price gouging…especially gas prices.
You've seen her in films like Joy Luck Club and television shows like M.A.S.H and NCIS: Los Angeles. Kieu Chinh was a successful actress in South Vietnam before the government collapsed and she found herself a refugee. In this episode of Storytellers, Chinh and Mark discuss how with a little help from an old Hollywood acquaintance, she was able to create a new life in the United States where she has prospered as an actress, lecturer and humanitarian.
Nathan Hochman, candidate for a California Attorney General, joins us. He just won a key court case last week versus the Los Angeles District Attorney regarding criminals on the streets. Then, we get an election day preview from Carl DeMaio.
We talk with Jenny Rae LeRoux who is running for governor. Then we check in with Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard on the primary and how it impacts California and San Diego.
Michael Schwartz, executive Director of San Diego County Gun owners PAC, reacts to Biden‘s gun proposals and will both sides actually come together for some meaningful change this time? Then, Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News. with reaction to the Biden speech and other key issues of the week.
Michael Reagan, President of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, joins us to talk about the Biden gun proposals and other state issues. Then, Steve Hilton from CA Rebel Base and “The Next Revolution” on Fox News. He focuses on California issues and local impact as well as the mid-term election.
We start the hours with Stephen Moore, our official economist, with the latest on gas prices, inflation, economy. Then we talk with attorney Michael Curran about the latest on City of San Diego restrictions for restaurants and new fees, as well as the vendor ordinance that will start this month. Oh...and apparently bees are fish in California. Mark explains.
Carl DeMaio of Reform California joins us to discuss your voting options and the recommendations in his official voter guide. Then we talk with an Orange County restaurant owner getting backlash for a huge American flag displayed at his business.
We speak with County Registrar of Voters Cynthia Paes about the process for counting the votes and safeguards against improper voting. Then, Ken Blanchard, management and leadership guru talks about his new book. He is world renowned and based in San Diego. He’ll talk about making every day more productive and demonstrating leadership in every walk of life and situation.
We start the hours with John Bolton, former national security advisor to President Trump and US ambassador to the United Nations talking about the latest news from Washington. Then, Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvangyard.com, has the latest on California craziness and Nathan Fletcher now championing abortion tourism in the state. Fnally, Tim Graham at the Media Research Center in DC with the latest on media spin, upcoming Supreme Court decisions and coverage and more in the wake of the Texas attack.
We're joined by Sarah Thompson, La Mesa activist, fighting the placement of a sexually violent predator in residential neighborhoods. A San Diego judge is trying to do it again, this time in Borrego Springs.
Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com, joins us to talk about the possible California (and now national) brown-outs and black-outs expected this summer. Why is it happening? Then, Michael Shellenberger, democrat–turned–independent candidate for Governor. He says his fellow progressives have ruined cities, and he offers a new way to combat homelessness and crime in California.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells updates us on the county cleanup of the big homeless encampment adjacent to El Cajon. Sounds like the county is only dressing up the site and turning it into a “safe camping area“ for the homeless. Then we speak with Major Garrett, CBS News Chief Washington correspondent, about new health concerns and Covid, as well as the week in review especially the gun crisis after Texas.
We hear stories from the Trump White House from former counsel Kellyanne Conway. Her new book is called "Here's the Deal". Then we talk with Steve Hilton, CA Rebel Base and host of “The Next Revolution” on Fox News about Gavin Newsom’s new emergencies.
Kellyanne Conway, former campaign manager and Counselor to President Trump. Talking about her new book, “Here’s The Deal”, and touching on current events including the deadly school shooting in Texas.
We listen in on a live update form Texas officials on the timeline of the school shooting. We also talk with County Supervisor Jim Desmond on the county's reaction to the shooting...then we are joined by Nathan Hockman, candidate for state attorney general.
Taking a look at political reactions to the shooting, including Gov. Newsom making it about guns. In this hour we also speak with Anthony Trimino who is running to replace Newsom.
Mark talks to Sacramento district attorney Anne Marie Schubert about gun rights and possible new restrictions after the Texas attack.
Mark talks Michael Schwartz, executive director of San Diego County Gun Owners about the need for thinking on limited gun control.
Sharon McKeeman, founder of “let them breathe/let them choose”… tells us about a rally this afternoon before the San Diego Unified School Board meeting when they’re considering a return to indoor masks…again. First, we talk with John Elist, candidate for US Senate in California. Does he have a chance against incumbent Democrats in a blue state?
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com, joins us with the latest from Sacramento as Gavin Newsom threatens more restrictions, this time it’s water. Newsom also claims that presidential aspirations are “not even on his radar”. Then, Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, with the latest new Covid concerns… Or is it hype for power? And what about monkeypox? Also, San Diego Unified School District says they may bring back indoor masking soon. Why?
Mike Aguirre, attorney and former San Diego City Attorney. Local gas and electric prices are going to spike even more, and now SDG&E wants even larger price increases. Are consumers able to fight this?
Jessica Millan Patterson, California GOP Chair, talks about delayed inflation/gas rebates and possible new Covid concerns in Sacramento? Then, Lt Col (ret.) Oliver North talks about his new book, the US Marines and Camp Pendleton, national security issues of concern to the San Diego region & President Biden pledging to defend Taiwan against China.
Immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton joins us to talk about the surge at the border beginning next week if title 42 goes away. Then Major Garrett, CBS News chief Washington correspondent, has the latest on Biden's trip to Asia while inflation soars.
John Bolton, former national security advisor to the President of the United States & former US ambassador to the United Nations joins us. With more commitment to Ukraine, what does victory for Biden look like there? Scott Sherman, former San Diego City Council member with, reaction to the exploding numbers of homeless and City Hall attempts to regulate street vendor cart operators.
Richard Barrera, member of the San Diego Unified board of trustees joins us. The CDC may come out with more guidance today about Covid booster shots and vaccinations for younger kids. Will there be new restrictions for the district going into the new school year?
Exploring SANDAG's spin on Bike To Work day. How do they know how many people actually did? Then, Kevin Kiley, State Assembly member, with the latest on tax and gas price relief plans. It looks like more delays at a time when people need relief the most.
Michael Reagan joins us to talk about California taxes going up, gas prices going up, politics and the primary election. Also President Biden's disinformation and comments in Buffalo.
El Cajon Mayor and SANDAG board member Bill Wells talks about full speed ahead to tax increases San Diego People don't want and can’t control. Then, Tim Graham, executive editor at newsbusters.org with what the media are ignoring and spinning, and Biden‘s selective demonization of groups of Americans.
Michael Schwartz, head of the San Diego County gun owners PAC. joins us. Is it time for a dramatic new look at controlling guns, in the weight of the mass shootings including in Laguna Woods? How can people feel safe now when this seems to be happening on an increased basis.
Amy Forsythe, US Marine Combat Correspondent turned Navy PAO. She’s working at Camp Pendleton and has just published an inspiring new book, “Heroes Live Here”… about Pendleton’s history and the impact of the Marine Corps on the San Diego area.
In the wake up continuing anxiety over the mass shootings, abortion rallies and other local impact issues, gas prices are going up dramatically in San Diego County again. Why can’t they get some relief agreement in Sacramento? Is Newsom really focused on our local issues? We discuss this with Tom DelBecarro of Political Vanguard. Then, Amy Forsythe, US Marine Combat Correspondent turned Navy PAO. She’s working at Camp Pendleton and has just published an inspiring new book, “Heroes Live Here”… about Pendleton’s history and the impact of the Marine Corps on the San Diego area.
If Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is re-elected, it could impact us in California. We speak with Tina Forte who is taking on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York for Congress. We are also joined by Amy Reichert, the leading contender challenging San Diego county supervisor Nathan Fletcher.
We speak with Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD. Covid cases in SD are going up and “optional” masking messages are on the rise. What’s really necessary? Then, former Navy SEAL joins us to talk about Russia & other national security concerns.
Remembering Kamal Harris on the campaign trail plus the latest on how our government is trying to stop inflation. Our guests this hour are economist Stephen Moore and CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
We get reaction to Gavin Newsom's new budget proposal and the other craziness in state government from Mike Reagan of the Regan Legacy Foundation and Steve Hilton, founder of CA Rebel Base.
Dr. Kelly Victory MD joins us to talk about Biden's remarks on Covid and how the reporting is not accurate that “1,000,000+ have died FROM Covid”. Estimates are half of that number is WITH Covid.. along with other issues and underlying main causes/underlying conditions. The state of California is ringing the alarm bells today about Covid anxiety. Is it time to worry again? We also speak with Andy Puzder, former nominee for US secretary of Labor and former CEO of CKE Restaurants about fixing the growing inflation pressures and supply chain issues.
We're joined by Mark A. Morgan, former acting Director of ICE and customs and border protection. We talk about the new ICE surveillance program that apparently ignores California personal privacy laws. ICE apparently has capability to spy on every American.
He’ll also have news about our San Diego County border security as title 42 will go away soon.
We continue to speak with candidates for CA governor. Today it's Michael Shellenberger, independent candidate for governor. He’s making some impact and getting endorsements from organizations that normally only support Republicans. We will talk about his solutions for the homeless problem.
Griff Jenkins, Fox News correspondent joins us live from Poland. He’s been in Ukraine for the last couple of weeks and did a sit down interview with the Ukraine president. Then, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in DC talks about media hits and misses . Are the media covering up for a serious condition that Biden has?
State Senator Brian Jones joins us to talk about the effort to lower the gas tax or share some of the state's budget surplus with us to help with rising prices.
We dissect President Biden's speech on inflation. Then, Dr Jeff Barke, MD talks about new Covid concerns Are they justified or more political science than science? Plus Clint August from KGB-FM talking about the big May Ride coming up soon, benefitting our military.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us. Should we be concerned about Covid cases trending upward? Is the county tempted to go back to more restrictions? First, we talk with Kelly Martinez, San Diego County Undersheriff, who is running for the big job.
Carl DeMaio from Reform California talks about a new scandal allegation involving the San Diego county democratic party chairman…plus his new voter guide information. Today is the first day of early voting.
We find out when we speak to our official economist Stephen Moore about inflation, interest rates and other economic calamity that we are all “enjoying“. Then, Major Garrett, CBS News chief Washington correspondent with a review of all things DC.
Michael Reagan from the Reagan Foundation joins us to talk about the Supreme Court and Roe v. Wade, Gavin Newsom gets religion and more in today’s news. Then we speak with Jonathan Peck, San Diego’s only "constitutional” candidate for Sheriff. We’ll find out just what the that means as well as how he feels he can improve things at the department.
Tim Graham from the Media Research Center talks with us about the media freak out over the Supreme Court draft, and main stream media aiding the left. Then, Nadya Vasina in Kyiv, Ukraine. Things seem to be improving the capital city and now US taxpayers are spending another proposed $33 billion. Is this a never-ending project and what’s really happening on the ground?
We speak with Rachel Hamm, candidate for California Secretary of State. At the recent GOP convention, they turned off her microphone. We’ll find out what happened and why. Then, John Bolton, former national security advisor to the President and former US ambassador to the United Nations talking about Russia Ukraine an impact on the US budget and the military, and how we can find out who leaked the draft opinion on Roe v Wade.
In this hour we speak with Chula Vista Mayoral candidate Rudy Ramirez and El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells on these topics and what local government should be doing about it.
We're joined by Dinesh D’Souza, producer of the hot new documentary about how the Democrats allegedly abused “ballot harvesting” to win in 2020.
Local legal expert Dan Eaton joins us to talk about the leak of the Supreme Court draft decision on Roe V Wade. Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard also speaks to that as well as California's inability to get any relief for gas prices.
We talk with Mark A. Morgan, former acting Director of Customs & Border Protection and ICE. He tells us what we can expect locally and nationally once Title 42 protections are gone May 24.
CA Assembly member ,Kevin Kiley tells us the latest on the inability of the state to provide gas tax relief and other issues of local impact...and gives us details on the bill to name an official state milk shake! Then CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett looks back at the White House Correspondent's Dinner.
More strangeness with MTS...and starting today students can ride for free. Do you want your kids on MTS transit?
Jessica Patterson, California GOP chair, joins us to recap the state convention and endorsements and if there’s any chance for Republicans to win the key statewide offices this year.
Stephen Moore, our official economist, joins us to talk about the tough economic news and recession concerns. We also talk with Becca Williams, candidate for San Diego Unified School District. She's running especially to challenge the endless mask and vaccination mandates by the board.
President Biden floats the idea of forgiving student loans. Is this the right way to go?
The package is by far the largest single funding proposal of the war and dwarfs the annual defense budgets of most nations.
Rent prices in the San Diego area are among the most expensive in the U.S. with the rising cost far outpacing its West Coast counterparts since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Don't get us started on the cost of buying a house.
The Biden administration's top medical advisor made the incredible claim in a PBS interview yesterday. We talk with Dr. Jeff Barke about this declaration and what lies ahead. Lou Penrose & Travis Dale host.
San Diego City Council bans flavored tobacco, including menthol cigarettes, some say they are racist products.
Now that he has Twitter, what will Elon Musk do with it? Lou Penrose & Travis Dale host.
Jake Lewis joins us, He's one of the people who was charged for entering the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. He just got his sentence. In this exclusive interview, he talks about what he says really happened on that fateful day and big questions that remain.
Have we turned the corner on Covid or will restrictions come back sooner than we think? We find out from Dr. Georgine Nanos. Then we're joined by Esther Valdes Clayton, immigration attorney, talking about the big impact on the border with title 42 changes coming soon. Finally we talk with Lis Wiehl, author of a new book about a famous American who turned Russian spy… and connections to current events in the Russia Ukraine war.
Dr. Jeff Barke, MD, joins us with the latest on the never-ending mask controversies and the apparently unrestrained power of the CDC. Then our official economist Stephen Moore gives us the latest on inflation, gas prices and Earth day's impact on all of that.
Marc Morano, founder of climatedepot.com, talks about Earth Day sensibility and craziness contrasts. California leads the way and what will that mean for us.
Kirby Horrell, former Navy seal, is working with Saved in America on Human trafficking issues and rescues. It’s a challenge that’s going to get worse when border restrictions change May 23. We hear what they plan to do about it.
Star Parker, founder of Urban CURE, talks about common sense solutions to crime, poverty and homelessness. Plus, new concerns about race being used as a weapon in politics. Then we speak with County Supervisor Jim Desmond about the latest with MTS and other county doings.
Mark talks to Carl DeMaio about the new revelations about SANDAG abuses and management issues.
Mark talks with former National Security Advisor to President Trump John Bolton about U.S. security.
Tom Del Beccaro ofpoliticalvanguard.com talks about new pressures on Gavin Newsom in the fight against homelessness and budget issues. Then, Buzz Patterson, retired Air Force Colonel former military aid to President Clinton talks about the nuclear threats from Putin and elsewhere, chain of command issues and new concerns about the very “woke“ Pentagon in the US.
Scott Sherman, businessman and former San Diego City Council member, joins us to talk about San Diego‘s new community power scheme. Then, journalist Lara Logan explains what happened to her at Fox Nation after Dr. Fauci increased pressure. Plus the latest on who’s really running things in Washington DC.. also Ukraine and other border issues here.
We start off with Nadya Vasina, live in Kyiv, Ukraine. Putin has eased up what’s happening around that city but continues to do new heavier strikes elsewhere. Nadya visited several hard-hit cities in her area yesterday and will report. Then, Greg Wehrman, parent of Patrick Henry high school student protesting the arbitrary elimination of advanced placement courses there in the name of “equity“.
We're joined by Richard Barrera, member of the San Diego Unified school district Board of trustees. The state has relaxed vaccination requirements until further notice, but San Diego unified is continuing a harder line. Why the difference? and what new challenges might be ahead? Then, Dr Kelly Victory, MD. has latest on the science versus provincial science and continuing confusing mandates. CDC has extended the emergency declaration for another 90 days and travel restrictions for another two weeks.
Cal Thomas, syndicated columnist, joins us to talk about the Washington week in review and the lessons of Easter. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist, gives us the latest on new inflation concerns, gas prices, jobs and more.
We talk Padres baseball and downtown homelessness with Nick Canepa of the Union-Tribune. Then we speak about all things political with Steve Hilton of Fox News' "The Next Revolution".
We start off with Dr. Jeff Barke MD, talking about new omicron variants and the CDC extending the mask requirements for travel. Then we're joined by Scott Flansburg, “The Human Calculator”, talking about the importance of the number nine in baseball, and some other opening day fun.
San Diego area attorney Bob Ottilie has been looking into SANDAG financial abuses and the latest audit information. He joins us to expose more abuses in spending and what taxpayers can do.
CA Assembly Member Kevin Kiley joins us to talk about Newsom‘s agenda when he’s back to work after spring break, and a new push to get rid of excessive gas taxes. Then Tim Graham of Newsbusters talks with us about media spin with Biden, Harris and other key issues as well as omissions in the wake of the Brooklyn subway attack.
Michael Schwartz, who heads up San Diego County Gun Owners PAC joins us to talk about the shooting incident in Brooklyn this morning, the day after Biden announces new restrictions on “ghost guns”. All of this in the wake of the Sacramento attacks a week ago .
SD District Attorney Summer Stephan joins us to talk about the California prison board trying to continue Covid related prison releases. The deadline for public comment is tomorrow. Studies show that much of the crime increases in San Diego and around the state is due to early release measures.
We speak with Mark A. Morgan, former acting Director of Customs and Border Protection and ICE. The Biden administration is ending Title 42, which could cause a surge of more than 1 million immigrants at our border over six months. Then, we're joined by Rebecca Jones, Mayor of San Marcos and member of the SANDAG board of directors, with the latest on the current ongoing SANDAG audit and the new numbers released on Friday. Should Hasan Ikhrata the Executive Director resign?
Fred Haise, legendary test pilot, Apollo 13 and Space Shuttle astronaut. Author of the new book, “Never Panic Early" joins us with some great lessons for any walk of life. We talk about the news that Russia says they’re going to quit the international space station and more.
In this hour we look at the controversial bike lane in Mira Mesa. We talk with County Supervisor Jim Desmond about the SANDAG audit, then Major Garrett of CBS News & SD native talks with us about the events in DC this week.
Brian Jones, CA State Senator, joins us to talk about how it appears his bill to keep sexual predators out of local neighborhoods has hit a major snag.
We are joined by Batya Ungar-Sargon, deputy opinion editor at Newsweek. She discusses how Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy Talking about the sudden shift of the media and criticism of President Biden and what it means for America in these crisis times. Then we talk with Nick Canepa from the U-T on Padres' opening day.
The White House says Putin has pulled back from Kiev, Ukraine, but has he? We get the latest from Nadya Vasina in the center of the city.
The Biden Administration imposes more sanctions on Russia. Will they do any good? After the Sacramento shooting, Dems are calling for more gun laws. Do we really need more or just enforce those we have?
Richard Barrera, San Diego Unified School Board member joins us to talk about the dropping of the mask requirement as of yesterday and what we’re seeing now… and looking ahead.
We talk with Scott Sherman, former San Diego City Council member and current businessman about the impact of local government overreach and the current council obsession with bike lanes and adding chaos to neighborhoods without consulting the people. But first, we are joined by Tom Del Beccaro of politicalVanguard.com. talking about Newsom‘s never ending emergency powers, relief for high gas prices and other restrictions.
Immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton joins us to talk about the likely suspension of Title 42, and which will dramatically slow deportations at the border and likely increase surges of new caravans overwhelming they system.
In this hour we talk with John Hemmering, candidate for San Diego County Sheriff. He's currently a prosecutor at the city attorney‘s office and he's a former marine. But first we talk with El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells about high gas prices, homeless ussies and the goofy transit plans for the county.
We speak with Major Garrett, CBS news Chief Washington Correspondent about Biden, Harris, world chaos…and more.
Stephen Moore, Fox News and Wall Street Journal contributor and our official economist joins us to look at the new job numbers. Inflation, anyone? And what about gas prices and interest rates? But first we speak with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to President Trump, about the current world chaos and what Putin may really be up to. The Chinese government doesn’t get off the hook either.
Michael Reagan of the Regan Foundation and Tim Graham from Newsbusters join us to discuss the tomfoolery in DC.
While we cannot afford to buy fuel and food, Gov. Newsom heads to Central & South America for spring break. Our problems can wait? We talk about gas prices and the State's newest "crisis" with Jessica Patterson, head of the CA GOP, and CA Assemblyman Kevin Kiley.
We take a look at last night's State of the County address from Chair Nathan Fletcher. Was tis an audition for Governor?
We speak author and journalist Miranda Divine about the latest on the Hunter Biden investigation. Then, Dr. Kelly Victory has the latest on the new push for a fourth and maybe fifth booster. So what’s next?
What are Newsom and Company up to in Sacramento, especially with at least four plans to fight high gas prices? And are they going to be tempted to bring back some Covid restrictions? We find out as we talk with Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard.
We're joined again by Ukraine radio host Nadya Vasina who gives us a very emotional account of what her life is like in Kyiv every day.
SANDAG reports that trolley & MTS ridership is way up. It depends on how you count riders. County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us to talk about this and the county's homeless problem.
Will Smith slaps Chris Rock at the Oscars...real or staged?? Then we talk with Bill Gertz, national security correspondent for the Washington Times about what’s next in the possible cyber war, thanks to Putin. How much will it impact us and things like the supply chain?
Mark talks with former CEO of CKE Enterprises about what to expect with inflation under President Biden and the World's Economy.
We check in with our friend Nadya Vasina, She's a radio show host and volunteer in Kyiv, Ukraine. She shares the latest as the Russian assault intensifies there.
SD County Supervisor Joel Anderson talks about the increased homeless camp problem in an unincorporated part of El Cajon. It’s the counties responsibility and now there is a case of a young woman who was held there in human trafficking. What’s the county gonna do about it all? Then, Lara Logan of Fox Nation reveals how all of the countries involved in the Ukraine Russia conflict including ours have some explaining to do on several levels. Is what we see what we’re getting or something else also going on?
Bill Wells ,Mayor of El Cajon joins us to talk about the increasing homelessness problem and the different way the situation is handled by El Cajon versus San Diego County. Then, we speak with Marc Morano, founder of climatedepot.com, revealing when the international energy regulators want to do to our energy use and freedom. New plans Could cause lockdowns and restrictions due to “climate emergency”, and the US will have to pay more than other nations. There’s still time to stop the craziness.
Tim Graham, executive editor of newsbusters.org at the Media Research Center in DC joins us to talk about the media coverage of the Supreme Court nominee as well as continuing black out on the Hunter Biden story. But first we're joined by Pat Boone, legendary American singer, performer and patriot. He also was a trailblazer on civil rights back to the 1950s. We’ll talk about racism, the Ukraine solution and more.
With so much confusing information coming from CDC, the State and locally, what do we believe? In this hour we speak this with Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD, Attorney Michael Curran and State Senator Melissa Melendez.
We are joined by Edwin Meese, former United States Attorney General and counselor to President Reagan and recipient of the Presidential Award of Freedom.
He talks about today’s US Senate confirmation hearings of the Supreme Court nominee and rising crime rights across the US.
Duncan D Hunter joins us live from Poland where he’s working as a private citizen with an organization getting body armor to Ukrainians to protect civilians.
We star the show talking with Oliver North about the latest on Putin plans in Ukraine and impact on US national security...and what’s next. We get more on Putin & Ukraine with John Bolton, former US ambassador to the United Nations and White House national security advisor to President Trump We ask if anything can be done at the United Nations to stop Putin?
The NY Times story on Hunter Biden's laptop isn't getting much coverage in the mainstream media. Why is that? We discuss this and more with CBS News Chief Washington correspondent (and San Diego native) Major Garrett.
We speak with State Assembly Member Kevin Kiley about Newsom‘s continuing emergency powers and the new attempt to give every Californian a $400 check to offset the high gas tax.
We check in with our friend Nadya Vasina, live from Kyiv, Ukraine. Then we're joined by Rep. Darrell Issa with what’s next in the Ukraine story after Biden and Ukraine president speeches yesterday.
Christopher C. Horner, author of “Power Grab”, talking about the new push in Washington DC to have Biden declare a “climate emergency” on top of everything else we’re experiencing. He’s with Government Accountability & Oversight.
We talk with immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton about border issues here and increased concerns with Ukrainian refugees heading to Mexico. Then, former White House press secretary and current Newsmax TV host Sean Spicer talks more about Ukraine and any US assistance.
Tim Graham at the Media Research Center in Washington DC joins us to talk about the biggest media spin of the week: the left's view on Biden's efforts for Ukraine.
We get an update on the injury to the Padres' Fernando Tatis, Jr and preview their season with Nick Canepa from the SDUT. Then Scott Walker, former Gov of Wisconsin and GOP presidential candidate talks about worldwide events and domestic political concerns.
We are joined again by Ukrainian talk show host Nadya Vasina with the latest on the ground in Kyiv. Then we talk with Bill Gertz, national security correspondence for the Washington Times about Russia, China and cyber war threats to America.
Miranda Devine, New York Post reporter and author of “The Laptop from Hell” joins us to talk about the Biden problems with corruption including Hunter Biden in Ukraine.
Jessica Millan Patterson, chair of the California GOP joins us to talk about the passing of the candidate filing deadline last Friday. Newsom will have no big name competition for Governor… Why not? Then attorney Michael Curran discusses the two-year anniversary of the pandemic and what may be coming next.
This hour we speak with Nadya Vasina, live from Kyiv, Ukraine. She gives us a first-hand report on today's fighting and the situation in her city.
Dr Kelly Victory MD, joins us to talk about the new CDC “guidance“ on masks for public transportation and other endless regulations. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about the new inflation rate that is now 7.9% (and it’s not stopping there). Also, CA gas prices. What’s the solution?
VP Harris and mistimed laughter in Poland. Also, we are joined by former Air Force Major & special ops expert Glenn Ignazio about the latest in Ukraine.
We're joined by Sharon McKeeman, founder of Let Them Breathe /Let Them Choose, talking about new conflictions on school masking and vaccination mandates from San Diego Unified. Then State Senator Brian Jones talks about the governors new plans and current moves in the legislature including possible rebates to taxpayers.
We're joined by Star Parker, founder of Urban Cure, to discuss the latest on national policy impact especially on inner cities. Then, more reaction to the State of the State address by Gavin Newsom.
We take a look back at Gavin Newsom's State of the State address with Tom Del Becarro of Political Vanguard. Then we take a look at media coverage of Ukraine, inflation & gas prices with Tim Graham from the Media research Center.
Today we speak with Nadya Vasina, radio talk show host in Kyuv, Ukraine. We talk with her about what’s going on with the war in her city & country. Then we check in on soaring gas prices with Charles Langley from Public Watchdogs.
San Diego Unified selects a new superintendent. Not much of a surprise. Then we speak with former SD City Council Member Scott Sherman about Todd Gloria‘s new plan for “affordable housing“ the real cost and how it misses the best solutions.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us with the latest on coming out of Covid, the fentanyl crisis and other key issues in San Diego County.
We start the show speaking with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President and US Ambassador to the United Nations. He created news over the weekend saying that he believes if Trump had gotten a second term he would’ve gotten out of NATO. Then we discuss San Diego Unified's decision to wait until April 4 to take off masks and ask why the Biden Administration continues to ignore our own border crisis.
We talk with local attorney Michael Curran about the latest news on challenges for businesses coming back after the pandemic. Then, we talk Russia and the economy with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
We're joined by our official economist Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal and Fox News analyst to discuss what’s next for skyrocketing gas prices, economic impact from Ukraine and rampant inflation. First, we speak with Kevin Kiley, California State Assembly member. He has a warning about new legislation that will make California the most restrictive state with regard to long-term Covid regulations.
We're joined by Michael Reagan to talk about COVID, Biden, Putin and more. The left is finally seeing the COVID light.
Mark talks with Tim Graham, executive editor of Newsbusters.org about President Biden's State of the Union and the new challenges with the Ukraine invasion.
We are joined by Lara Logan of Fox Nation. She's a former war correspondent and ”60 Minutes" anchor. We dig deep into the war in Ukraine and the US response as well as tonight's State of the Union address.
We start the show talking with John Bolton, America’s National Security Advisor under President Trump and former US ambassador to the United Nations about the latest developments in Putin's war and how President Biden will address it in his State of the Union address tonight. Then we speak with Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com
about Gavin Newsom‘s about face on mask rules and San Diego Unified School District still requiring masks for kids.
Sharon McKeeman, founder of let them breathe/let them choose joins us to talk about the latest on the states new plans for masks and restrictions moving into “endemic“ phase. Then Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about new supply chain challenges and inflation off the charts. Russia’s moves in Ukraine are impacting lots of new things here.
Bill Gertz of the Washington Times joins us to talk about new cyber threats from Russia and China and now North Korea is getting into the act with a missile test yesterday. Plus new challenges for San Diego based military.
Nothing going on in the world right now, let's introduce our SCOTUS nominee today. We discuss the greater impact of this nominee with former San Diego NAACP President Francine Maxwell from Black Men and Women United. Travis Dale hosts.
We take a look at the latest news out of Ukraine and how the world is reacting. Travis Dale hosts.
Mark talks with Major Garrett, CBS News chief Washington Correspondent about Russia invading Ukraine.
National Security Expert Ron Bee joins us to talk about Putin‘s next moves in Ukraine and what the impact will be on us in California. Then, California Assemblyman Kevin Kiley talks about Gavin Newsom and the new “endemic plan".
We speak with Rep. Darrell Issa about the latest on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and US concerns. Then, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in DC. He has the latest from the nation's capital as tensions increase with the impact on our economy. Plus more news about what the media are ignoring and not wanting to tell us about current scandals brewing.
Mark talks to Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com about President Biden and Ukraine.
One former board member cried "racism". We look into the real reason this happened and why Gov. Newsom seems to be going against the teachers' union on mask requirements. Lou Penrose hosts.
Every day prices keep going higher on essential good. When will we see it come to an end? We speak with economist Michael Bracken about the mis-steps of the Biden administration and what can be done. Lou Penrose hosts.
How will our kids be affected in the long term by the mask mandates. Have we damaged them irreparably? We speak with LCSW Lindsay Tong of LT Consulting about it. Then, remember when everything in your house was made in America and made to last? Lou Penrose hosts.
It's crazy how high prices are for new & used cars. Why is this? We talk with auto industry expert John Campbell about the crazy world of auto prices. Lou Penrose hosts.
We get an update on the latest in Ukraine from former White House Security Advisor John Bolton. Then, the latest on mask craziness in California with Michael Reagan.
San Diego is now the most expensive place to live in the US. We talk about why this is with our economist Stephen Moore. But first we talk with Lara Logan, Fox Nation And former CBS News war correspondent, about the state of the country and new Russia/Ukraine concerns.
What if they threaten the war and nobody came? We talk with Lisa Daftari, founder and editor of ForeignDeskNews.com. Ukraine is still a hotspot but what’s really going on with the back-and-forth between nations? Then Tim Graham at the Media Research Center in Washington DC is talking about the national media ignoring possibly the biggest story of the week… the Clinton campaign spying on Trump, as alleged in new Department of Justice filings.
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com joins us with the latest on Newsom‘s problems, Biden’s problems and California coming to its senses over Covid. Then we speak with Nicole Sirotek. She's a registered nurse who made news testifying before the US Senate about negligence and unnecessary deaths through Covid protocols at hospitals.
We're joined by Carrie Prejean Boller with the latest on her campaign to reward people for not wearing masks, and her thoughts on the decision by Sacramento regarding masks and school kids. Then, data expert Justin Hart reveals the science behind all of the good news on the Covid front & wondering why the state of California has a hard time seeing what other state governments are seeing.
We speak with attorney Michael Curran about the latest Sacramento overreact. This time it’s masks on kids in schools. Then we speak with Rowan Scarborough from the Washington Times. He’s been on the “Russia Russia Russia“ story since the beginning and it turns out that he’s been right all along, now that the department of justice has filed a report that is very damning for the Clinton organization.
Our guest this hour is Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary talking about President Biden’s big challenges and an update on the California messes.
Kevin Kiley, CA Assembly member, joins us to talk about the, new easing of mandates and yet additional legislation to force anybody who works in California to be vaccinated. Then we talk with Dr. Kelly Victory, MD. about big changes with Covid restrictions starting this week…and new medical concerns about the cognitive decline of President Biden.
Mark talks to San Diego county supervisor Jim Desmond about the increasing of relaxing Covid restrictions.
Mark talks to Carl DeMaio about California's out of control situation with the homeless.
Mark talks with Dr. Jeff Barke on what to expect here in California on Covid restrictions. Also an update on the High Speed Rail.
Mark talks with Tim Graham at the Media Research Center in D.C. on the fight against misinformation on Covid.
We are joined by Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com about Newsom, Biden and additional California impact from other current events. Then, local attorney Michael Curran joins us with the latest on mandates and requirements including the vaccines restricting SD police and fire employees.
Governor Newsom eases the mask restrictions starting February 16 but keeps mask requirements for kids in schools. Why? We speak about this with Sharon McKeeman, founder of “Let Them Breathe/Let Them Choose”. We are also joined by Carrie Prejean Boller. She gives us an update on her special money giveaway project yesterday regarding masks and rewards.
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We speak with Carrie Prejean Boller, former miss California USA, who is stirring up new controversy by giving out cash to strangers who are defying the state mask orders. We also are joined by Nick Canepa, Union-Tribune sports guru/curmudgeon, talking about the Olympics and the Super Bowl… and anything else that is a burr in his saddle.
Mike Stoker, author of “Inside Trump’s EPA” joins us to talk about the Tijuana sewage problem. He was a regional EPA exec with jurisdiction over the continuing sewage crisis at our border. We also speak with Bill Gertz, Washington Times, expert on China about the background story of what’s really happening at the Olympics.
We speak with Dr. Jeff Barke EMD, about the elimination of mask mandates in schools...and China’s culpability with the virus as the Olympic Games begin.
That's because Bill Gore has retired as SD County Sheriff. We talk with him about his years of service as Sheriff and with the FBI. Then we talk with our economist Stephen Moore about today's jobs report.
In this hour we talk with author Scott Powell, formerly with the Hoover Institution at Stanford, now with the Discovery Institute, about his encouraging new book, “Rediscovering America”. Then Mike Regan joins us to talk about the latest adventures of Game Show Gavin. Finally, we are joined by Amy Reichert who has declared her candidacy for County Supervisor. She's running against Nathan Fletcher.
He blew himself up as US forces were raiding his home. We talk about this with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to President Trump. Then, we talk with attorney Michael Curran, who reports on new progress for SD police officers fighting vaccine mandates.
Dr Kelly Victory MD is back with part two of our discussion concerning her permanent banned from Twitter, Despite the fact that she was simply posting information from sworn testimony by defense department officials in front of Congress about COVID-19. We find out specifically what “got her into trouble“.
Border security problems are getting worse not better despite what the Biden ministration says. We discuss this with Mark A. Morgan, former head of Customs and Border Protection and ICE. Then, Tim Graham, executive editor of Newsbusters.org, talks about the Whoopi Goldberg controversy and media double standards.
Our friend, Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, gets banned by Twitter for posting easily verifiable facts on the social media platform. She joins us to talk about that and share more facts on Covid-19.
Jessica Milan Patterson, chair of the California GOP, discusses this and Newsom's mask-free day at SoFi Stadium. Then we listen to Whoopi Goldberg step in it big-time.
The politicians are taking away our ability to speak out when developers damage and gentrify our neighborhoods. We talk with John Heath from Our Neighborhood Voices. Lou Penrose hosts.
What can we do to stop the "legalized" smash & grab crimes in our state? We speak with Anne Dunsmore from Rescue California about what can be done. Lou Penrose hosts.
We get an update on how the GOP can get back in control from Jennifer Kerns from the All American Radio Podcast. Lou Penrose hosts.
You've obviously noticed the soaring cost of food and energy (and more). Is there an end in sight? We talk with Michael Bracken, Managing Partner & Chief Economist DMG Economics, about any hope for the future. Lou Penrose hosts.
Mark talks to economist Stephen Moore about interest rates which are on the rise with no end in sight.
Mark talks with Dr. Jeff Barke on information coming out about how school maskings are not justified.
We get an update on the latest Covid news at SDUSD from Richard Barrera, SD Unified School Board Member. Then, we speak with Sheila Weinberg, founder & CEO of Truth in Accounting, who just releasing their new “Financial State of San Diego” report today.
We discuss today's announcement that Justice Stephen Breyer will retire from the Supreme Court with John Bolton, former US ambassador to the United Nations and national security advisor to the president, and Tim Graham at the Media Research Center.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson, from the Hoover Institution at Stanford, talks about solutions to what Newsom says looks like a “Third World country“.
National Security Expert Ron Bee joins us to talk about the local impact of possible military action in Ukraine. Then we speak with film director Charlie Mann about the murder of journalists in Tijuana.
First we weren't going to involve the military. Now it seems we are. Wall Street didn't seem to like the idea. We get updates from the powers that be. We also talk with Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, with the latest covid news.
Steve Hilton, host of "The Next Revolution" on Fox News talks about how removed from reality the one-party state government really is. But first, we talk with Lara Logan about new border security issues and more covid concerns.
The State wants to take over private healthcare...but it won't be "free". A tribute to Meat Loaf who passed away today. plus we look at the latest Covid & economic numbers.
Local attorney Wendy Patrick talks about possibilities that government entities may start finding and further restricting people who remain unvaccinated. Implications for the workplace, too. Then Michael Reagan shares his thoughts on yesterday's Biden news conference.
Local attorney Michael Curran joins us to talk about the latest on the San Diego Police Officers Association battles with the city. Then, Nathan Hochman, who is running for California Attorney General, talks about the rising crime rates and random attacks.
The Feds don't hold the rights to craziness. County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us to talk about the lunacy at the board. Then, candidate for governor Kevin Kiley joins us to talk about it at the state level.
We get the latest on the government's efforts to defeat Covid and the idiocy of some of it. Then we preview President Biden's "formal" news conference. Our guests are Dr. Scott Atlas, former Covid task force advisor to the President...and Tim Graham from Media Research Center.
More on the small print on the US free test kit web site...and the latest on boosters and masks.
The federal government's new free test kit site is up and running...but be sure to read the small print on what they want to do with your information.
We are joined by John Bolton, former national security advisor to the president and US ambassador to the United Nations. He talks about the worldwide covid insanity and the knuckleheads in Washington.
We are joined by Star Parker, founder of CURE, talking about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., voting rights legislation and more. Then we are joined by local attorney Michael Curran with the latest on confusing vaccine mandates in the workplace and a new Senate Bill on the related topics.
Mark talks with Michael Reagan about Governor Newsom's visit to San Diego. Mark also talks to Mark Powell, former San Diego County Board of Education member about the new guidance from the San Diego unified school district.
Mark talks with Dr. Kelly Victory to get the real numbers on Omicron and the truth on how to fight it.
Mark plays highlights of Dr. Fauci and Senator Rand Paul facing off against each other.
Mark talks with Tom Del Beccaro from Political Vanguard.com about Governor Newsom's new budget proposal.
Mark talks to Coach Marlon Gardinera of Scripps Ranch High School about the new school restrictions due to Covid
Mark talks with Richard Barrera of the San Diego Unified School District about keeping the childrne in School during the growing Covid pandemic.
Mark talks about President Biden's speech on the one year anniversary of the riot at the Capital.
Mark talks to Rachel Bovard with the Conservative Partnership Institute in D.C. about Congress getting back to work and what to expect on January 6th wiht the anniversary of the Capital incident.
Mark talks to Tom Del Beccaro and Tim Graham about what to expect on the one year anniversary of the incident at the Capitol on January 6th.
Mark talks with former Air Force colonel Buzz Paterson, who was military aide to President Clinton about President Biden's handling of Covid.
Mark talks with Rep Darrell Issa about the upcoming anniversary of the January 6th Capitol Incident.
Dr. Jeff Barke, MD and Sharon McKeeman of Let Them Breathe\Let Them Choose join us to discuss the latest COVID developments and what's in store for the mask mandates.
Attorney Michael Curran, joins us with a review of some of the hundreds of new laws now in effect in California. Then San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones talks about exciting new things in her city plus the latest SANDAG schemes.
We break the news on the passing of actress Betty White. Then, we talk covid and other international news with Major Garrett of CBS News and former National Security Advisor John Bolton.
Have we made ANY progress in 2021? We talk about this and more with San Diego area doctor Georgine Nanos, MD. Plus we look back at the year in Jen Psaki.
CDC says we should stay off cruise ships, regardless of vax status. What?? We speak with our official economist Stephen Moore about this and other ways the government is ruining our economy.
May it's that anything the government says is wrong. We discuss this with Michael Reagan of the Reagan Legacy Foundation and with Dr. Kelly Victory, MD.
Where does fault lie for the cancelation of the Holiday Bowl? Should UCLA pay for any money lost? We talk with our official sports curmudgeon Nick Canepa about this as well as the year in sports and remembering John Madden.
State Senator Brian Jones joins us to talk about some new laws for the new year and the crazy new district alignments. Then Tim Graham form newsbusters.org talks about the passing of former Senator Harry Reid.
Mark talks to Lisa Daftari, founder end editor of ForeignDeskNews.com about President Biden's foreign policies.
Mark talks to Mark Powell, local businessman and former member of the San Diego County School Board about a new plan for affordable housing.
Mark talks to attorney Michael Curran about the latest mandates and possible additional restrictions under Covid rules.
Mark talks with Major Garrett from CBS News about Christmas and with Director Kevin Finnerty about favorite Christmas films.
It's Mark's Christmas Eve Special with his mom joining live sharing special Christmas memories and Charles M. Schultz widow Jeannie Schultz talks to Mark about the holiday classic "A charlie Brown Christmas.
Mark talks to California Assembly member Kevin Kiley about Governor Newsom's latest comments and plans regarding Covid.
We discuss the latest on COVID & President Biden's address on Omicron & testing with Brian Kiklmeade from Fox News Channel, Lt. Col. Oliver North (USMC, ret.) and Dr. Jeff Barke, MD.
In this hour we speak with Captain James Lovell. He's the American astronaut hero who, 53 years ago today, along with the crew of Apollo 8 launched to the moon.
Chris Rodriguez, Oceanside City Council member, joins us to talk about Oceanside refusing to comply with mandate enforcement. We also speak with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President, about the latest on COVID restrictions and other doings in the nation's capital.
"Let Them Choose" has received a tentative ruling in their favor against San Diego Unified School District’s Student Vaccine Mandate. We speak with the founder, Sharon McKeeman. We also talk with Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, about the latest on statewide mask mandates.
We explore various mandates around the country and the Biden Build Back better Plan with Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com & CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett. We also listen in on "Game Show Gavin" as he talks about how great he is when it comes to fighting crime in the state.
It seems we're headed toward this. Is it a coincidence it happens at the holidays? Now CalOSHA says it will extend the workplace mask mandate as well.
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The new mask mandate came from a memo, not an executive order. Can it be enforeced? Also, we're joined by Harrison. “Jack” Schmitt, who along with Gene Cernan, we’re exploring the surface of the moon 49 years ago today. The last human excursion to the lunar surface. He is the only astronaut scientist to go to the Moon. And one of four remaining moonwalkers…there were 12.
California brings bask the mask mandate for everyone, vaxed or not, for all indoor public places. Joiming us to discuss this are Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells
In this hour we talk with Laura Shepard Churchly who rode aboard Blue origin over the weekend. Laura is the daughter of Alan Shepard, the first American in space. First, we speak with Christina Pushaw. She is the press secretary for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. She discusses Biden's border problems and Florida's ban on vaccine & mask mandates.
Mark A. Morgan, former head of ICE and US customs and border protection, joins us to talk about the latest problems at the border. Then, Miranda Devine, NY Post writer and author of the new book “Laptop From Hell“, discusses the Biden-China link.
It's the largest, most expensive infrastructure plan in history...and SANDAG wants you to pay for it. We speak with Jim Desmond, SD County Supervisor, about this morning‘s big SANDAG meeting vote.
Our official economist Stephen Moore talks about the economy and shares a personal story about the late Bob Dole. Then, we speak with Jeffrey Greene, founder and Chairman of the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation. Honoring the 80th anniversary of the Flying Tigers at a special event tomorrow morning on the USS Midway.
We are joined by Lt Col. (Ret.) Oliver North. He talks about new worldwide threats from Russia & China and the government's confusing positions on Covid.
We speak with Dr. Scott Atlas, MD. He's the former advisor to the President of the United States on Covid, He's also with the Hoover Institution at Stanford. His new book is out today. In it he tells what really happened behind the scenes at the Trump White House during the COVID pandemic.
Craig Shirley, author of the book “December 1941“. He tells us why the lessons of Pearl Harbor matter even more today. But first, San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones talks about why we should be concerned about the upcoming SANDAG meeting.
Jessica Millan Patterson, chair of the California GOP, joins us to talk about how the low bail and no bail laws are boosting crime rates in California. Tim Graham of Media Research Center discusses what may have been talked about yesterday between Joe Biden & Vladimir Putin.
Looking back on the events of December 7, 1941 with Lt Col (Ret.) Buzz Patterson, former military aid to President Clinton.
KOGO's Carl DeMaio joins us to talk about the redistricting scheme in San Diego and other new challenges. Those i charge are trying to divide cultural communities into several different districts. But why? We also talk with Jim Kidrick of the Air & Space Museum about the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
We get the latest update on SANDAG's efforts to take your money for transpiration you wont use. We speak with Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey about the train-wreck called SANDAG.
We talk with Alex Berenson. author of “Pandemia” that comes out today. In the book he says, "The most important fact about the coronavirus pandemic that turned the world upside down in 2020 is that our response to it has been an epic overreaction driven by a disastrous confluence of public and private interests—all of them purporting to 'follow the science.'"
Bill Gertz, National Security Correspondent for the Washington Times, joins us to discuss how the Omicron variant should require a closer look at the original cause of Covid in China.
Scott Sherman, former San Diego City Council member, joins us with some fresh analysis of where the city is going…or should be going. Then, attorney Michael Curran joins us to talk about new and proposed vax mandates...and what we can do to fight them.
Jean Schulz, widow of "Peanuts" creator Charles M, Schulz, talks about “A Charlie Brown Christmas“ and why it still endures to new generations. She also tells us about a new Peanuts special for New Year's Day.
Biden wants to extend the Federal mask mandate and is pushing more shots to combat the newest variant. We talk with Dr. Jeff Barke, MD about this new plan. Then former Wisconsin governor Scott Walker about California's new plan to fight the increase in smash-and-grab crimes.
We talk gun control with Dr. John Lott, the author of "Gun Control Myths: How Politicians, the Media, and Botched 'Studies'" and how they have twisted the facts on gun control. More info at: crimeresearch.org
Remember when the main stream media openly questioned the sanity of Donald Trump? They seem awfully quiet about Joe Biden. We discuss this with Tim Graham of Media Research Center. The we speak with Jim Kidrick, CEO of the Air & Space Museum about a one-of-a-kind addition to the museum.
Dr. Fauci seems to love being in the spotlight and laughing off all who doubt. We discuss this and the latest COVID "scarient" with Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com.
We talk with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President of the United States, about the latest variant and how the US is reacting to it. Then Rep. Darrell Issa joins us to talk about how the state is reacting. Are we in for more lockdowns?.
San Diego City Council votes to enforce vaccine mandates for all current and future employees. We discuss this with our data expert Justin Hart and San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond.
The new "Omicron" variant is in the news...what now? We talk about this with Andy Pudzer, the former CEO of CKE Enterprises...and Dr. Kelly Victory, MD.
Will Game Show Gavin follow Mexico's COVID rules while in holiday? We talk with Mike Reagan of the Reagan Legacy Foundation about this and other doings in the state. Then we're joined by "Little Tommy" Sablan with a preview of the 25th anniversary of his "Breaking & Entering Christmas" on Star 94.1 FM.
We have live coverage of the reading of the verdicts in the Arbery Murder Trial then talk about the verdicts and the media coverage with Tim Graham from Media Research Center. We also talk with Laura Shepard Churchley, the daughter of first US. astronaut Alan Shepard. She'll ride on the next Blue Origin rocket on December 9th.
John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President, joins us to talk about how the Biden Administration keeps screwing with the economy. Then we get a preview of this year's "Carols By Candlelight" from its founder, Steve Vaus.
Has Dr. Fauci given his blessing for family celebrations this Thanksgiving? We talk about this with Dr. Jeff Barke, MD. Then Sate Senator Brian Jones joins us to talk about the latest craziness in Sacramento.
You won't believe what the SD City Council is proposing for its next vax mandate. We learn more form Aly Hartmann of reopensd.org. Then CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins us to talk about the top stories of the weekend.
We speak with Sandy Lehmkuhler about the record-breaking event from Friday. You can still donated at www.warriorfoundation.org.
Mark broadcasts live from Warrior Foundation Freedom Station as we raise money to support their efforts to support our warriors and send them home for the holidays.
Biden Administration's claims on the cost of the BBB bill just doesn't add up. We talk with our official economist Stephen Moore about this and more.
We speak with attorney Michael Curran about the latest vaccine mandate information and court cases/changes. We also speak with Michael Reagan from the Reagan Legacy Foundation about Biden's plummeting poll numbers and his public appearances.
We talk with Rev Shane Harris who tells us why he is calling for the closure of the Circle of Friends group home in Escondido.
Mark Powell, former San Diego County School Board Member joins us to talk about how he believes San Diego Unified should spend millions in COVID money for better education. Then, Tim Graham of Media Research Center talks with us about the media's coverage of the Rittenhouse trial.
We speak with Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek Deputy Opinion Editor, and author of the new book "Bad News: How Woke Media is Undermining Democracy" from Encounter Books. First, Dr. Kelly Victory joins us to talk about vax mandates for kids and the latest on the COVID booster shots.
Sandy Lehmkuhler, founder of Warrior Foundation Freedom Station joins us to preview our annual fundraiser for our veterans and explain how the money we raise is spent. First, we speak with Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com about what Gavin Newsom can do to fix the supply chain and gas prices… and new concerns about Kamala Harris' fitness to be President.
Mark chats with attorney Cory Briggs regarding his case against Nathan Fletcher and San Diego County related to free-speech rules.
Mark talks about Elon Musk's Twitter comments directed at Bernie Sanders, along with the continuation of absurd COVID restrictions.
Mark talks with our official economist, Steve Moore, about the supply chain disaster that is crippling the nation.
Mark talks with former Air Force special operative and logistics expert, Major Glenn Ignacio, about Veterans Day and special programs assisting returning veterans after their service.
Mark chats with Oliver North about the true meaning of Veteran's Day, and why our veterans are so important.
Mark talks with, immigration attorney, Esther Valdes Clayton, about the latest border crisis.
Mark talks with California assembly member, Kevin Kiley, about Gavin Newsome's mysterious absence.
Mark talks with Tom Del Beccaro about the new climate policy that seems to be happening everywhere.
Mark chats with Lara Logan, from Fox Nation, and Rowan Scarborough, from The Washington Times.
Jerry Sanders, president and CEO of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce…talking about the new federal mandates for employers.
We talk with Tori Jensen, registered nurse at Kaiser Permanente, who was placed on long-term administrative leave after filing for a religious objection...and she was escorted out of her place of employment.
The Biden Administration issues new vaccination mandates. We discuss this and more with Michael Reagan from the Reagan Foundation...and Dr. Kelly Victory, MD.
We talk with Christopher Horner from Government Accountability & Oversight about the impact of the global climate summit and US promises that could restrict us even more.
George Allen, former governor of Virginia, talks about why the GOP win there yesterday has plenty of impact for California as well. Then Tim Graham from the Media Research Center discusses how the VA results could affect the mid-terms next year.
Fox News host Brian Kilemeade joins us to talk about the problems in the nation's capitol and what we can do about them. He also has a new book out. But first, we speak with Shaun Frederickson who is suing the County Board of Supervisors. He tells us why.
With all the problems in our country, is this the best time to be focusing on climate change? We speak with Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard. Then, travel expert Mark Murphy joins us to talk the recent air travel disruptions and what may be next.
Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary, talks about Biden‘s international trip and other calamities at the White House. Then we discuss the latest on how effective vaccine mandates are with Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD.
Bill Wells, El Cajon Mayor, talks about what he saw in Friday’s SANDAG meeting and the crazy idea they have for tracking your movements and taking your money (taxes). Then we explore more covid fallacies with our data guy Justin Hart.
Mark talks to former White House national security advisor to the President John Bolton.
Mark talks with founder of the Re-Open SD movement, Amy Reichert, about the effect Biden's vaccine mandate has had on San Diego workers.
Mark talks to the former head of customs and border protection and ICE, Mark A. Morgan about new threats to border security.
Mark Powell, former member of the San Diego County Board of Education, talks about his op-ed in the Union-Tribune about parental behavior at school board meetings and efforts to quiet them.
US AG Merrick Garland testifies in front of a Senate committee. We listen in and then analyze what we heard with Tim Graham of Media Research Center.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond updates us on the latest craziness at the Board of Supervisors. Then, supply chain data expert Stefanie Myers digs into why we are still having issues with getting items to market.
Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com joins us to talk about CA's many failed efforts to collect rain water and create more drinking water. Then, El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells shares the story of how he saved a woman's life.
Sharon McKeeman, founder of Let Them Breathe/Let Them Choose, joins us to talk about the recent news on school mask mandates. Then, Scott Sherman, former San Diego Councilmember and Mayoral candidate talks about all things City Hall…and Halloween for that matter.
Bill Gertz of The Washington Times joins us to talk about the impact from the Biden Townhall on the China threat. Then we talk with Michael Schwartz, Director of the San Diego County gun owners PAC about the Alec Baldwin accidental shooting and our local government trying to stop "ghost guns".
Reviewing the performances of President Biden and Anderson Cooper during last night's CNN Town Hall special. Then we talk about that and CDC latest Covid revisions with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett,
The CDC changes some Covid definitions...but why. We talk with Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD, about the latest on the booster shots and vaccination mandates. We also check in on the Washington craziness with our official economist, Stephen Moore.
Mark talks with small business owner Garo Minassian about how the supply chain catastrophe has affected him.
Mark talks with attorney Annie Ellis about religious exemptions and the vaccine mandate.
Yep...we're in a drought...no surprise there. Wait until you hear about the latest water restrictions. Plus more on the Biden administration's secret flights out of Texas.
Our data expert, Justin Hart, joins us to talk about the latest vaccination stats more supply chain disruptions. Then, Esther Valdes Clayton, immigration attorney, talks about Biden renewing Trump's remain in Mexico policy and other border crisis issues including middle-of-the-night migrant flights out of Texas.
Dr. Jeff Barke, MD, joins us with the latest on vaccination mandates and new questions about kids getting the vaccine. Then we discuss the irony of VP Harris' visit to Lake Mead.
Sharon McKeeman of the Let Them Breathe organization talks about the anti-mandate school protests yesterday & what’s next for the group. Then, Kevin Paffrath, recall candidate for governor and YouTube sensation talk about what's next in California politics and the new bitcoin fund trading today.
Mark A. Morgan, former head of ICE and Customs & Border Protection talks about the intensifying border crisis and Biden's COVID conundrum. Then, Scott Walker, former Governor of Wisconsin
and now President of Young America’s Foundation, talks about a special upcoming event that needs our support.
Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Enterprises and former Labor Secretary nominee talks about the jobless numbers and supply chain mess.
We get an update on the battle against human trafficking with Joseph Travers, founder of Saved In America, and a member of the Board of Directors Stefanie Myers.
Eileen Collins, retired Air Force Colonel and first female space shuttle pilot and commander joins us. She’s writing a new book with Jonathan Ward titled Through the Glass Ceiling to the Stars: The Story of the First American Woman to Command a Space Mission.
Aviation attorney Michael Curran talks about possible lawsuits after the Santee crash. Then we speak with travel expert Mark Murphy who says the Southwest airlines service interruptions are just the beginning of increasing disruptions.
Santee Mayor John Minto joins us to talk about how the City of Santee sprang to action to support first responders and keep the public informed. We start the hour speaking with County Supervisor Jim Desmond about the latest news at the County.
The concept of the COVID vaccine has backfired. We were told it would end the pandemic but really has no effect. We hear more about this from our data expert Justin Hart. Then we speak with Santee Fire Chief John Garlow about the horrible plane crash on Monday.
Where are we in efforts to fix the problems in our supply chain? We talk with Michael Reagan of the Reagan Foundation and Tim Graham from Media Research Center.
Star Parker of UrbanCURE talks about critical race theory and ethnic studies along with impact in California and the nation. Then we speak with Santee's Michael Keeley who was one of the people who saved two people from their burning home after a small plane crashed into it on Monday.
Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, joins us to talk about new information regarding immunity, flu shots, boosters and new concerns about different variants. Then we speak with Chad Prather, author of “Am I Crazy?”, revealing the overreach of the “woke“ movement in the world.
Michael Curran is the attorney working with hundreds of businesses to stay open even with increased mandates and restrictions in the weeks ahead. He joins us to talk about what the next move is. Then Mark looks back at an historically important event that happened 30 years ago.
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com talks about the true history of Columbus Day...and some of the new laws signed by "Game Show Gavin". Then, immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton has the latest on our country's increasing border issues.
Rep. Darrell Issa joins us to give an update on getting Americans and allies out of Afghanistan, today's jobs report & the multi-trillion dollar debate on Congress.
We break down the Biden Administration's latest poor jobs report with our economist Stephen Moore.
Why the big oil spill happened and why there are so many ships lined up off the coast. Imports are hurting America. Lou Penrose sits in for Mark today.
Did you know it is now illegal for a restaurant to put ketchup or mustard packages in your to go order (unless you ask for them)? Or that thee may be no new houses in the state? We explain. Lou Penrose sits in for Mark.
Mark speaks with Mark Powell, former member of the San Diego County Board of Education about the current demonization of parents who've been asking tough questions at San Diego County school board meetings.
Mark speaks with Republican candidate for the San Diego City Council, Christina Carter, about Chris Carter's upcoming exodus.
Mark talks with former acting head of US Customs and Border Protection, Mark Morgan, about what's really happening down at the border.
Why we shouldn't be comparing the coronavirus vaccine with polio or small pox. We find out from Dr. Jeff Barke, MD. He also gives us his views on Governor Newsom‘s new vaccination mandates.
Then we talk with Jeff Grace, the Rancho Bernardo resident who successfully helped keep an SVP out of the neighborhood.
Carl DeMaio talks about victories regarding the sexually violent predators being moved into local neighborhoods. Then Saundra Cima of Honor Flight SD tells us about their most recent flight with 94 World War II and Korea veterans who they took back to DC to see their memorials.
Stephen Moore, our official economist, with the latest on the job numbers and economy stifling impact of new bills being jammed through Congress. Then San Diego native and CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garret chines in on that plus the rapidly sinking (or stinking) Padres.
Gov. Newsom announces a new vaccine mandate in California schools, public & private. County Supervisor Jim Desmond has some thoughts on it. Then we speak with Miranda Devine from the New York Post, author of the new blockbuster book about the Bidens, “Laptop from Hell”.
Local hospital nurse, Tawny, joins us to talk about her fight to keep her job because she doesn't want to get vaccinated. Then, Union-Tribune sports columnist Nick Canepa joins us to talk about the Padres late season implosion.
John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President joins us to talk about the big disaster in Afghanistan, then...Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in Washington DC discusses the huge infrastructure bill and other doings on the hill.
Dr. Jeff Barke, MD joins us with the latest on booster shots, forced vaccinations and all things Covid. Then we check in on media bias in reporting on Afghanistan, COVID, the border crisis and Biden's multi-trillion dollar infrastructure bill.
Sheila Weinberg, CEO and founder of Truth in Accounting discusses their latest state of the states analysis showing California still has the biggest sea of red ink, despite Newsom claims of a surplus. We start the hour with Rep. Darrell Issa talking about national security, Afghanistan and the continuing testimony of the generals on Capitol Hill.
Rachel Bovard, Senior Director of Policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute in DC. gives us an update on the government possibly running out of money this week and the new spending plans being debated. Then Michael Reagan discusses that and the US failure in Afghanistan.
Starting now, all future election ballots in California will be mailed out. We get the latest on this from Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com. Then, Sarah Thompson of Kid Safe California has the latest on the attempt to place a sexually violent person in a Rancho Bernardo neighborhood.
CA State Senator Brian Jones stops by with the latest on the legislative session that ends later this week. Lots of new questions about addiction moratoriums and unemployment checks and other policy issues that have local impact.
Carl DeMaio joins us to talk about the anti-sexually violent person rally in Rancho Bernardo over the weekend and the fight to keep predators out of local neighborhoods.
The City of SD has a new ordinance outlawing ghost guns. Will it make a difference in the amount of gun violence in the US?
Filling in for Mark Larson, Travis Dale checks out a new story involving border patrol agents allegedly whipping Haitians at the border.
Mark talks with Mayor of El Cajon, Bill Wells, about the new union-backed wage bill that could mean trouble for El Cajon business.
Lou dives into Biden's foreign affairs and explains exactly what he's doing wrong - using resources on foreign affairs.
Lou Penrose, filling in for Mark Larson, discusses State Bill 9 in San Diego and what it means for homeowners.
Mark speaks with layer, Sarah Thompson, about the sexual predators in San Diego neighborhoods.
Mark chats with local attorney, Michael Curran, about these ridiculous COVID restrictions.
We talk Covid, Gavin Newsom post-recall and the massive border problem on the US-Mexico border in Texas. Our guests are Dr. Jeff Barke, MD and Major Garrett, San Diegan and CBS News Chie Washington Correspondent.
NYT bestseller, KYLE MILLS joins us to discuss the 20th novel in Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp series, ENEMY AT THE GATES - The fiction reads like today’s headlines and as much real world terrorism threats research behind it. We also previews tis weekend's Bayfair on Mission Bay with Jim Kidrick, CEO of San Diego air and space Museum …he's also involved with San Diego Bayfair.
Mike Reagan of the Reagan Legacy Foundation and Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard join us to talk about where California is going now that Newsom has survived the recall, and possible lockdown increases.
We tal with John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to the President and US Ambassador to the United Nations and Bill Gertz, Washington Times National Security Correspondent about current concerns about national security.
Where do we go next now that the recall efforts have failed? Lou Penrose fills in for Mark.
Looking at the results of yesterday's recall voting and reaction from some of those involved. Lou Penrose sits in for Mark.
The final day of the recall is here. Lou wants to talk to Mark and Carl about their thoughts.
Filling in for Mark, Lou talks about who he thinks are the winners and losers of this recall election.
Lou Penrose sits in for Mark today. We talk with Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com about the recall and the best way to vote if you have not yet voted.
Tomorrow is the final day to vote in the great recall election of 2021. We take a look at the most recent polls and what they really mean. Plus, we speak with candidate Kevin Kiley. Lou Penrose sits in for Mark.
We talk with Michael Reagan and CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett about their memories of what happened that day. We also talk about the Newsom recall wit Kevin Kiley who is running to replace Newsom in the recall.
Dr. Kelly Victory MD, talks about Biden‘s new business mandates and vaccination orders. We also look back on the events of 9/11.
Marlon Gardinera, Scripps Ranch High School football coach, joins us to talk about the district's surprise new mask requirements for his players.
Lt Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson, former military aide to President Clinton, talks about Biden, national security and 9/11 anniversary. Then, Christopher C. Horner, from Government Accountability & Oversight, talks about the presidents new “code red“ climate claims and why California can’t keep the lights on during flex alerts.
When was the last time he talked about the Americans still stranded there? Tim Graham from Media research Center joins us to discuss this. But first, Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD discusses the latest on the coronavirus variant concerns and vaccine effectiveness.
Lara Logan, Fox Nation, joins us with the latest on the continuing disaster in Afghanistan and what it means to our security in the US. Then, employment attorney Annie Ellis, talks about the changes in unemployment compensation and what California may do about it.
Our official sports curmudgeon, Nick Canepa, celebrates a half-century at the Union-Tribune. He joins us to talk about his amazing career in San Diego sports.
Mark chats with gubernatorial candidates Kevin Paffrath and Kevin Kiley about Newsom's shrewd tactics to avoid the recall.
Mark speaks with author and historian Dr. Burt Folsom about Labor Day's history and what it means to Americans.
The latest on Nathan Fletcher's doings at the County from Supervisor Jim Desmond and the continuing Afghanistan debacle with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent & San Diego native Major Garrett.
Our official economist, Stephen Moore, talks about today's lackluster job numbers and what's next for the economy. Then...wait for it...there's a new COVID variant to possibly worry about.
Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, joins us to talk about the new county policy on "medical misinformation" being a hazard. Then, candidate for Governor John Cox discusses the recall battle and what's ahead as we vote.
We talk with Rep. Darrell Issa about Afghanistan and potential terrorist threats… along with an update on the El Cajon family still stranded in Afghanistan. Plus, he shares the story of how Nancy Pelosi denied the reading in the House of the names of those service members killed in Afghanistan.
We speak with Amy Reichert, founder of Reopen SD, and one of 200+ speakers at the county meeting yesterday. Then Carl DeMaio from KOGO joins us to talk about Fletcher's new county policy and the latest on the recall efforts.
We speak with Dr. Jeff Barke, MD., about the push for new restrictions and the counties decision to leave our “misinformation” as a public health crisis.
More on Nathan Fletcher’s push at the county board today to make “misinformation” a public health crisis. We speak with Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard about this and other political stuff...and we dip into the Board of Supervisors meeting to hear what they're up to.
Our data expert, Justin Hart, talks about chair Nathan Fletcher’s push at the county board today to make “misinformation” a public health crisis. What will Fletcher do next?
Michael Reagan from the Reagan Foundation and Glenn Ignacio, former military Special Ops Commander, join us to talk about Afghanistan.
Richard Barrera, president of the San Diego Unified School District board. Today is first day of school in district and we find out about how the district will implement its mandatory mask rules.
Lara Logan of Fox Nation has the behind-the-scenes story on Afghanistan and related issues including the increased terrorist threats to us here in America.
Our official economist, Stephen Moore, joins us to discuss the disaster in Afghanistan and possible new pushes for lockdowns. Then, SD County Supervisor Jim Desmond with the latest on the new mandates in the works and possible resistance.
We are joined by Rep Darrell Issa with the latest on Afghanistan, national security and the plight of 20 local students who are stuck over there right now.
Legendary San Diego sportscaster Ted Leitner joins the show to talk about his history in San Diego sports, the Padres and his new book.
We're joined by Peter Schweizer, author and president of the Government Accountability Institute, He discusses revealing new questions about the Biden's business deal coziness with China.
Lt Col (ret.) Buzz Patterson, former military aide to President Clinton, author of “Dereliction of Duty”, joins us with the latest on Afghanistan and the impact on our military. Then, CA Senator Brian Jones gives us an update on the recall and new problems for Newsom.
We get the latest updates on the recall campaign from Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com, The we speak with a candidate to replace the governor, Kevin Kiley, about tonight's debate.
Richard Bailey, Mayor of Coronado & member of the SANDAG board joins us to talk about a special townhall meeting they are having on SANDAG tonight.
President Biden speaks on the approval of the Pfizer vaccine and possible vaccine mandates. Then we speak with Dr. Georgine Nanos, MD about the FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine and new concerns about the Delta variant with booster shots.
We speak with Lt. Col. (Ret.) Oliver North, about increased terrorism pressures and the fall of Afghanistan...and why it matters to us.
More coverage and commentary on Biden's news conference with Major Garrett of CBS News. Then we say happy retirement to Marilyn Hyder, long-time newscaster on AM 760 & Newsradio 600 KOGO.
We listen in on President Biden's news conference about his bungled attempts to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
The latest on the efforts to get Americans out of Afghanistan including a live news conference from the State Department.
Candidate Larry Elder joins us to talk about the attack ads aimed at him from Gavin Newsom's camp.
We speak with Kevin Paffrath, the 29-year-old Democrat YouTube sensation who is the leading candidate for governor at the moment.
John Cox, candidate for governor, joins us with the latest on the recall and the debate last night.
Then, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in Washington DC. Both sides of the media are starting to criticize the Biden administration especially in light of Afghanistan.
CA Assembly member, lawyer & candidate in the recall election Kevin Kiley talks about the news overnight that a federal lawsuit was filed claiming the California recall is unconstitutional. Does it have merit? Then, Andy Puzder, former nominee for United States Secretary of Labor and former CEO of CKE restaurants, parent company of Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s, discusses the situation in Afghanistan and the recall.
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com talks about the last-minute federal lawsuit filed to stop the recall… and other CA updates. Then former San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer joins us to talk more about the recall.
The County of San Diego has new recommendations for private employers regarding covid-19
We speak with Former National Security Advisor to the president, John Bolton, about the disaster in Afghanistan and what it means to us here.
Joe Biden issued a statement denouncing the recall, saying Gov Newsom is leading California through unprecedented crises. Is he really or is Newsom grasping at straws now? Lou Penrose fills in for Mark today and this story. Plus, we are joined by Elizabeth Heng, candidate for US Senate from California.
We're 5 weeks from the election. Do you really know the process and what happens with the ballots? Lou Penrose fills in for Mark today and tells us why there may be a lot of problems.
Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about stock market surges, inflation surges and job numbers…as we’re facing more possible restrictions from Covid variants. Then, Major Garrett, CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent, with the latest on the American withdrawal from Afghanistan.
We speak with Richard Bailey, Mayor of Coronado, officially running for Congress in the 52nd district as of today, versus Rep Scott Peters. Plus Michael Reagan, president of Reagan Legacy Foundation talks about the craziness in DC & California.
You won't believe how open they are about their money dealings and the tax hikes they want. We have recently released audio from the July SANDAG meeting. You need to hear this.
Justin Hart, data expert, talking about the real hard numbers behind these reported big percentage increases involving the Delta variant and new surges...and endless masking? Then, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in Washington DC. talking about Biden, Cuomo impact, and media reporting of these current Delta variant cases.
After weeks of accusations and calls for his resignation, NY Gov. Cuomo announces his resignation. We listen and discuss his "farewell" speech. Then, Paula Whitsell from the SD County GOP joins us to talk about the recall efforts.
Richard Barrera, President of San Diego Unified School Board. He has the latest on the new school year and Covid restrictions along with other challenges. Wait until you hear what he says about what is best for your kids. Then, Kevin Faulconer, candidate for governor, joins us to talk recall. Also Jessica Millan Patterson, Chair of the California GOP, talking about the lack of endorsement for any particular candidate in the recall and what’s next with the ballots coming to mailboxes soon.
Michael Curran, attorney for hundreds of businesses challenging the government’s restrictive tactics during Covid. He discusses restaurant owner and patron rights. Then, Christina Dages, wife of former La Mesa police officer Matthew Dages. He is the officer whose actions or blamed on the cost of the La Mesa riots in May 2020. He was fired from the police department but cleared of charges. But now possible criminal penalties are in the works. She is trying to clear his name and will explain why.
Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com and former chair of the GOP in California talks about the recall and the state Republican party’s lack of a nomination at their meeting over the weekend. Then Deacon Jim Vargas from Father Joe’s Villages talks about the life and legacy of Father Joe Carroll , whose celebration of life is tomorrow
Stephen Moore, our official economist, from Fox News and the Wall Street Journal, talking about new economic pressure, today’s job numbers and what it means for California. Then, Major Garrett, CBS News chief Washington correspondent .. with the latest on the news of the week as well as Padres updates.
Larry Elder shares his thoughts on the debate the other night and why he didn’t attend, and the latest on Newsom‘s mandates and the recall.
Mike Reagan joins us to talk about the latest idiocy from Gov. Newsom and last night's candidates debate. Then we are joined by candidate Kevin Kiley.
John Bolton, former National Security Adviser how do United States ambassador to the United Nations talks about increasing cyber threats to the United States, the Covid Response and the latest on Afghanistan.
John Cox, candidate for governor, joins us with the latest on the recall and the candidate debate tonight at the Nixon Library. The latest on Covid & masking.
The latest on the train wreck that is Andrew Cuomo...and covid restrictions. Melissa Grace, Founder of a new non-partisan grassroots organization called “San Diego Rise Up: Power Back to the People”. Plus, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in DC, with the latest media bias analysis.
Miranda Devine from the NY Post joins us. She’s been on the Biden family China problems, including Hunter Biden since the start and now appears to have been right all along. New revelations about to hit. Her new book is “Laptop from Hell”.
NY Governor Cuomo says he never acted inappropriately despite numerous allegations. Star Parker, founder of UrbanCURE and author of “Necessary Noise”, talking about this plus increasing pressures in the nation and unrest in American cities. Then, Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com, with an update on the recall, covid scares and California politics.
Sarah Thompson, local activist fighting the state’s plan to put sexually violent predators neighborhoods, joins us. She won the fight against that happening in a Mount Helix neighborhood, but now California is going to do it again.
Rep. Darrell Issa joins us to talk about the latest "guidelines: from the CDC & the massive infrastructure bill coming from the Senate. Then, Lakeside Union School Board Trustee Andrew Hayes talks about masks and parents fighting back.
We speak with Dr. Gregory Payne from Emerson College where they’ve done the newest poll about California’s recall election preferences & how tings look for Newsom. Then, our weekly visit with Major Garrett, CBS NEWS Chief Washington Correspondent. He talks about this week in national politics and the recent shootings in the nation's capitol.
The signs are there. Should we be worried about his mental health? The we speak with Stephen Moore, our official economist, about the latest job numbers and potential new Covid restrictions that could hurt the economy’s rebound.
Michael Curran, attorney, who has been fighting for restaurants and the right to stay open during the pandemic. Now the city has a deadline looming for restaurants that have been faced with all sorts of shut downs and challenges, as they are expected to remove their outdoor dining facilities in 10 days. Curran is fighting for a one-year extension to help the industry that has already been it’s so hard during the pandemic.
Lt. Colonel (ret.) Oliver North talks about national security threats and challenges for the military under the new administration. He will also talk about his new book, “We Didn’t Fight For Socialism”.
Dr. Kelly Victory. MD. is our guest this hour. What are the latest Delta variant numbers telling us and are we now in a never ending emergency, with increasing censorship? Is Newsom worried about the recall?
Michael Reagan talks about the recall, Larry Elder legal challenge and possible additional lockdown coming to California? Then, Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in DC, covering the good the bad and the ugly and media bias.
Charlie Duke, Apollo 16 astronaut, He's the youngest human being to walk on the moon. He was also CAPCOM on the Apollo 11 landing, 52 years ago today. We also talk about today’s successful Jeff Bezos Blue Origin launch. Then, Tom Del Beccaro, of politicalvanguard.com,
has the latest on the recall and new twists in which candidates are qualifying.
Dr. Paul Gothold San Diego County Superintendent joins us to discuss SDCCU’s Stuff the Bus program and how it helps the more than 20,000 homeless students in San Diego County. John Bolton, former White House National security advisor, talks about new crisis hotspots & their impact on America and the military. Also, author Brad Thor talks about his new thriller, “Black Ice”. It’s fiction but it’s well researched and reads like today’s news.
Richard Barrera, president of San Diego School board.. Defends the rule joins the show!
How the State's rent payment plan if affecting housing in California. We're joined by Christine LaMarca, president of the California Rental Housing Association to discuss the problem of rising rental prices.
The cost of living in California keeps going up and up. LA County reinstates the mask mandate. Congressman John Campbell joins us to discuss these issues and more.
Nothing gets better in California until Nwsom is gone. We need to bring manufacturing back to California & the US.
Prices of everything are going up so how are we going to counter balance inflation We speak with economist Michael Bracken about what w can do to combat inflation. Lou Penrose hosts the show today.
Bill Wells, Mayor of El Cajon. He is organizing a special stand with Israel event coming up later this month. We also talk with him about how he also protested SANDAG board scheme to keep Republicans out of all committee assignments. Then, Felix Rodriguez, former army colonel and CIA operative, reviewing what’s really going on with the situation in Cuba. (He was born in Nevada.)
San Diego Unified School Board President Richard Barrera joins us to discuss how they intend to enforce their mask mandate for the coming school year. Then CA Assemblyman Kevin Kiley joins us to talk about his candidacy for governor.
Dr Jeff Barke MD, joins us to talk about the state of California’s tighter restrictions on kids in school with new mask mandates. He says it’s politics not science. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist joins us with the latest inflationary pressures and price increases. Also latest jobs report and more fallout from the Covid shut downs.
First they said all kids must wear a mask in school this fall...then back-tracked and said it is up to the local districts so Newsom can say it wasn't his decision. How will this affect the recall? We speak with Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard on this and the latest flubs from Biden & Harris.
Christopher Horner of Government Accounting and Oversight & author of "Power Grab" talks about California's climate/energy mess & why it won't get better any time soon. Then we remember true work of father Joe Carroll when we speak with radio legend Shotgun Tom Kelly.
Deacon Jim Vargas, CEO of Father Joe's Villages, talks about the legacy of San Diego's "Hustler Priest", Father Joe Carroll, who past away over the weekend.
You may know his name...Steve Chavez Lodge...from the Real Housewives of Orange County, but this is for real. He is now a candidate to replace Governor Newsom if he is recalled. He joins us to tell us why he will be the best person to run our state.
Now the federal government is getting into vax shaming. They want to come to your door to pressure you into getting one. When will it end? Dr. Kelly Victory, MD talks about this and the COVID variants. What is next from the governemtn?
Rebecca Jones, mayor of San Marcos and SANDAG board member reveals new plans to get us out of our cars by taxing us in multiple ways. It's worse than we thought at SANDAG.
Jim Kidrick, head of the San Diego Air & Space Museum talks about museums reopening in California and what ahead with Covid restrictions...plus a preview of the official 50th anniversary of Apollo 15 later this month.
Assemblyman Kevin Kiley had thrown his hat into the ring to replace Gavin Newsom. He joins us to talk about the recall and the problems we face in Sacramento. Also, embattled San Dieguito school board member Michael Allman joins us to talk about the efforts of the teachers union to recall him.
The media are going hard at the event of jan 6, saying they are worse than 9/11 in our history. Tim Graham of Media Research Center discusses this and other growing media bias. Former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton talks national security threats and other problems with the Biden Administration.
Annie Ellis, employment attorney, discuses the latest on job numbers, eviction moratorium, difficulties for business post pandemic and Newsom‘s continuing challenges with the state unemployment department. Then, Tom Del Beccaro of politicalvanguard.com,
talking about the latest on the recall and shortening amount of time for a new candidates to jump in.
MTS continues to destroy local businesses to accommodate busses that carry just a handful of riders. We speak with downtown restaurant owner Ron Burner about what MTS has done to hurt his restaurant, Nicolosi's on 5th.
Mayor Todd Gloria misses a last-minute order to cancel the fireworks in La Jolla. But why? We speak with former City Manager jack McGrory about the decision and what they are doing to get it reversed. We also talk recall with Jessica Patterson of the CA GOP.
What do the new job numbers mean for the country and for California? We talk with our official economist Stephen Moore to find out. Also, Lara Logan of Fox nation joins us to talk about Biden's border fiasco.
Our children are entitled to a free education in California but the "rule makers" want to deny this by making them wear a mask when it isn't necessary. Mr. Jeff Barke, MD, talks about the new pressures to "mask up" over the "Delta Variant".
CIF has vacated the Coronado High School boys' basketball team's regional championship. Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey reacts to the decision and what options the school has.
State Senator Brian jones talks about California gasoline prices going up again tomorrow, the new state budget and concerns over the recall and Covid variants.
Rabbi Chalom Boudjnah of Chabad House SDS discusses the most recent active vandalism at the facility and what it may mean for the community. Then Tim Graham from the Media Research Center in DC compares VP Harris' border visit to Donald Trump's visit today.
More sewage from Tijuana is flowing into the US. What does Biden want to do?? Study it more! Mike Stoker of the EPA talks about the ongoing sewage crisis. Then former city council member Scott Sherman talks about the current council's spending adiction.
Can you believe that the junior lifeguards in Carlsbad are required to wear masks? What is going on here? Mike Alexander of California School Choice Foundation talks about new alternatives the to state's education monopoly. Then, Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard has the latest on the effort to recall Gavin Newsom.
Amy Reichert of ReopenSD.org and Reform California joins the show to talk Gavin Newsom.
Who was really behind the tortilla incident in Coronado last Saturday? Some new facts have come to light. Carl DeMaio and local attorney Esther Vades-Clayton share their views on who is behind it and why.
Senate Bill S-1 failed in a vote overnight so what is next? Tim Graham of Newsbusters talks about the media bias and how they're spinning the story. Mike Reagan joins us to discuss the Newsom recall and Biden Administration policies. Scott Walker from Young America's Foundation talks about challenges for conservatives on college campuses.
Attorney Dan Eaton drops by to talk about the recent Supreme Court decisions including the NCAA student-athlete decision. Then Mark remembers his brush with stardom when the cast of WKRP dropped by his studio & his memory of the late Frank Bonner.
Mask or no mask? Vax passport or not? Why does the state keep insisting that children must wear masks? Co-founder of "Let Them Breathe", Sharon McKeeman, talks about their push to get the state to remove that mandate. Then employment attorney Annie Ellis tries to clear up CalOSHA's confusing mandates for offices.
SANDAG & the State want to charge you a road use fee...on top of the gas tax and registration fees all in an effort to make you stop driving your car. County Supervisor Jim Desmond & State Senator Brian Jones join us to talk about this and the latest on Gameshow Gavin's emergency powers.
Quisha King of Florida Moms 4 Liberty joins us. As an African-American mom, she made news by testifying against critical race theory, which in now banned in Florida...but is now showing up in California schools.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent & San Diego native Major Garrett joins us to talk about the reopening, the Padres recent June swoon and the latest doings in the nation's capitol.
There's a big rally in El Cajon on Monday supporting the recall of Gavin Newsom. Carl DeMaio is here to talk about it. Then our official economist Stephen Moore discusses new challenges for our economy as most of America is more open than California.
Local attorney Michael Collins talks about the concern of local business owners over CalOSHA's mask decision and privacy issues over those who are vaccinated or not. Then Rowan Scarborough of the Washington Times talks about the Biden-Putin summit & how the Obama-Biden administration had a record of spying on journalists.
Michael Reagan talks about his take on yesterday's Biden/Putin summit and what it could mean for US. Then Poway Mayor Steve Vaus shares his concerns about the California reopening plan and other restrictions.
Former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton analyzes the Biden-Putin summit, the press conferences that followed...and new dangers for the US around the world. Then out official data expert gives us the real COVID numbers and what may be on the way.
Georgine Nanos, MD, talks about the continuing confusion over masks and vaccinations...while we still wait for CalOSHA to make a decision and stick to it. Then we listen in on President Biden's news conference after his meeting with Vladimir Putin and get reaction from Rich Noyes at Media Research Center.
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer reveals the communications problems with the Biden Administration and his concerns about tomorrow's summit with Putin.
Tom Del Beccaro of Political Vanguard, talks about the big "re-opening" today and Newsom's continued hold on to his power. We listen in to "Game Show Gavin" live from Universal Studios Hollywood. Then we talk with the owner of a cocktail lounge in Barrio Logan about what the "re-opening" means to small businesses.
Former CEO of Carl's Jr parent company, Andrew Puzder, talks about the millions of jobs that are not being filled and the risks of extending unemployment benefits for too long. Then CA Assemblyman Kevin Kline talks about the recall Newsom efforts.
Dr> Jeff Barke has the latest on the easing of restrictions and concern over a new outbreak with new variants. Then, Amy Reichert of reopensd.org joins us to talk about the latest on re-opening efforts and the differences between our governor and Florida's
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer has the latest on the plan to speed up the recall election date & Game Show Gavin. Then, State Senator Brian Jones has the latest on the recall and June 15 becoming a day from color-coded restrictions.
Bill Wells, mayor of El Cajon, talks about concerns that Newsom will not let go of his emergency powers and wondering what else is up to the governor’s sleeve. Then, Stephen Moore, our official economist, talks about inflationary concerns and government spending. We listen in on Gavin Newsom‘s latest game show giveaway that he did today with vaccination cash prizes.
Employment attorney Annie Ellis talks about the new but still convoluted state requirements form CalOSHA. Then Lara Logan of Fax nation talks about the latest issues fueling the border crisis.
Richard Barrera, President of the SD Unified Schools Board recaps the just-ended school year under Covid and what's ahead in the summer and fall. The hour starts with Michael Reagan talks about the continuing restrictions in CA, the recall effort and the border crisis.
Amy Reichert of ReOpenSD.org talks about the need to re-open faster, especially in light of CalOSHA's threats to continue restrictions beyond June 15. Did you know the stay at home order is still in effect? Well, it is!
More problems along the border including the discovery of a 5-year-old Guatemalan girl who was left on this side of the border fence, unattended. Immigration attorney Esther Valdes Clayton talks about the mixed messages about border security from the Biden Administration.
The only thing that changes in California on June 15 is the colored tiers go away...will other restrictions go away as well? Don't bet on it.
Oliver North joins us to discuss the importance of remembering what happened on D-Day and what will happen next with restrictions in California and VP Harris tell people in Guatemala to not come here.
Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, joins us with the latest on the real COVID numbers and why California may not completely reopen on June 15th.
Bill Gertz of the Washington Times talks about his investigation into where in China COVID really came form. Then...we're joined by John Dillon. He is the lead attorney in the case that overturned California's decades-old "assault weapons" ban.
Michael Curran, the attorney who represents hundreds of local businesses, reacts to the CalOSHA ruling on wearing masks. Dr. Jeff Barke has the latest on vaccinations, Fauci's emails and continuing workplace restrictions.
CALOSHA decides masks need to continue despite what the CDC says. County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about the OSHA decision and how we can completely re-open. Our official economist Stephen Moore talks about the new job numbers and the problems businesses are having finding employees.
David Aikman, former China correspondent for TIME magazine recalls the events of the time in China. Then State Senator Brian Jones updates us on what they're up to in Sacramento.
On June 15th we are supposed to be free of the state restrictions but will the state come up with reasons to put that off. Coronado mayor Richard bailey talks about businesses bouncing back and the ways SANDAG wants to take your money.
SANDAG member & Poway Mayor Steve Vaus has the latest on our re-opening challenges as we get closer to June 15...and the new SANDAG mass transit plans.
Former White House National Security Advisor & US Ambassador to the UN, John Bolton, talks about the newest threats to US security and the latest from the Biden Administration. Tim Graham from Media Research Center looks deeper into media biases.
Tom Del Beccaro has the latest on the Newsom recall efforts and reopening California. Then, can you believe the insensitive Memorial Day tweets from the Biden Administration
Star Parker, founder of Urban Cure, talks about curbing homelessness, racism, remembering the Tulsa riots 100 years later...and the Newsom recall.
If you have not yet been vaccinated, will the Governor's new plan to bribe you with money change your mind about getting it? Then, CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garret tells us about the latest doings of the Biden Administration. Lou Penrose hosts.
Is the Governor's plan to bribe us into getting the vaccine a good idea? s it a slippery slope? Lou Penrose hosts.
Michael Reagan joins us to reflect on memorial Day & the upcoming D-Day anniversary. Then we talk about re-opening California with a local restaurant owner who has ben trying to re-open completely for months.
After yesterday's shooting in San Jose, thee are more calls for gun control. The Executive Director of the San Diego County Gun Owner PAC, Michael Schwartz, joins us with the real story behind the push for more legislation. Then, an update on the Newsom recall with candidate for Governor, Doug Ose.
We update the latest on the rail yard shooting in San Jose this morning. Plus a look at the Newsom recall, and we speak with an Oceanside City Council Member running for Congress, Christopher Rodriguez.
It now appears the State of CA is coming in line with what our guest, Dr. Jeff Barke, was telling us we needed to do...months ago!!
Tom Del Becarro of Political Vanguard updates on the recall and how Newsom might be able to survive.
Congressman Darrell Issa has the latest on border security issues and problems in the Middle East. Bill Gertz of the Washington Times talks about the investigation into the origins of COVID. Then The U-T's Nick Canepa talks about Phil Mickelson and just how boring baseball has become.
Author Scott McEwen talks about his new book that has San Diego connections, "Hell Week: Making of a Navy Seal". He also discusses security threats and the situation in the Middle East. Then, our economist Stephen Moore has the latest job numbers and the efforts to re-open the state.
Rebecca Jones, San Marcos Mayor & SANDAG member has details on how SANDAG wants to take your money...including charging you to drive.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, WHAT’S THE LATEST ON CALIFORNIA POLITICS AND NEWSOM.
SARAH THOMPSON: ORGANIZER AND NOW HE LOOKS COMMUNITY GROUP ABOUT THEIR COURT VICTORY KEEPING SEXUAL PREDATORS OUT OF THE MT HELIX NEIGHBORHOOD.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WITH THE LATEST ON COUNTY REOPENING AND NEW SPENDING SCHEMES.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT. UPDATES ON DC DECISIONS THAT IMPACT SAN DIEGO.
Lou Penrose sits in for Mark Larson and discusses today's news headlines both nationally and locally.
Congressman Darrell Issa Talks about Wearing Mask on the House Floor.
Lou Penrose sits in for Mark Larson and discusses today's trending headlines.
Theresa Hernandez: Vice President at the Orange County Lincoln Club talks about California Recall of Governor Newsom.
MIKE REAGAN: MASK MANDATES, PRESSURE TO HAVE PARENTS VACCINATE YOUNGER KIDS, NEWSOM RECALL AND CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
TIM GRAHAM: EXEC EDITOR OF NEWSBUSTERS.ORG. THE LATEST ON MEDIA SPIN
AND HOW NATIONAL DEBATES ARE IMPACTING US LOCALLY
SARAH THOMPSON: ORGANIZER OF THE COMMUNITY RESISTANCE TO THE PLACEMENT OF SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATORS IN THE MOUNT HELIX NEIGHBORHOOD… JUDGES DECISION ABOUT THAT MOVE IT WAS LIKE FOR YOU TO COME DOWN TODAY AND SHE WILL COME OUT. ALSO WHAT’S THE NEXT STEP IN ALL OF THIS.
CARL DEMAIO: WITH THE LATEST ON RECALL AND HIS PUSH TO REMOVE “ANTI-RACISM“ BILLBOARDS.
DR KELLY VICTORY, MD: NEWSOM & COMPANY DECIDE TO IGNORE THE CDC GUIDELINES AND KEEP THE MASK MANDATE IN PLACE TILL JUNE 15. WHY NOT FOLLOW THE SCIENCE? THE DR EXPLAINS...
MICHAEL CURRAN: ATTORNEY FOR HUNDREDS OF LOCAL BUSINESSES TRYING TO RE-OPEN FULLY. WHAT’S NEXT ILLEGALLY HAS THE MANDATES CONTINUE THROUGH JUNE 15 AND THEN POSSIBLY NEW PARAMETERS AFTER THAT?
MARK LARSON TAKES A LOOK AT TODAY'S TRENDING NEWS.
RICK NEILSEN: LEGENDARY MEMBER OF THE BAND CHEAP TRICK. FELLOW LARSON HOMETOWN GUY WHO IS NEVER FORGETTING HIS ROOTS WITH INTERESTING INVESTMENTS IN THE COMMUNITY. GOOD EXAMPLE FOR ANYONE ANYWHERE
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST. TALKS ABOUT WHY THERE ARE SO MANY JOB OPENINGS AND SO FEW PEOPLE TO TAKE THEM. ALSO THE LATEST ECONOMIC NUMBERS.
JESSICA PATTERSON: CA GOP CHAIR, WITH THE LATEST ON THE RECALL AND CALIFORNIA LEGISLATION.
DAVE SYVERSON: ILLINOIS STATE SENATOR. ILLINOIS HAS EVEN GONE BEYOND CALIFORNIA IN MANY RESPECTS AND IT SHOULD SERVE AS A WARNING TO US. WILL EXPLAIN WHEN HE JOINS US.
MARK LARSON ON TODAY'S HEADLINES.
JOHN BOLTON: FORMER WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR, TALKING ABOUT THE INCREASING THREATS TO THE UNITED STATES AND OUR MILITARY.
LISA DAFTARI: FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE EDITOR OF FOREIGNDESKNEWS.COM. THE LATEST ON HOW WORLD EVENTS IMPACT US, ESPECIALLY SD MILITARY. ISRAEL VS HAMAS ATTACKS THE LATEST THREAT.
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR, ON RECALL AND SACRAMENTO SHENANIGANS.
SHEILA WEINBERG: FOUNDER AND CEO OF TRUTH IN ACCOUNTING. REVEALS NEW INFORMATION: SAN DIEGO TAXPAYERS ARE ON THE HOOK FOR LOTS OF EDUCATION MONEY.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT . DC NEWS, WEEK IN REVIEW.
DR JEFF BARKE –MD: THE LATEST ON VACCINES AND PUSH TO HAVE KIDS 12-15 GET IMMUNIZED.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR... REVEALS THE BIG SPENDING PLANS THE BOARD IS RAMMING THROUGH.
MIKE REAGAN: TALKING CA RECALL, BIDEN AND OTHER TWISTS IN THE NEWS.
MARK LARSON ON TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM TALKING ABOUT THE RECALL, SACRAMENTO AND DC POLITICS.
TIM GRAHAM: MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER, EXEC EDITOR OF NEWSBUSTERS.ORG... UNCOVERING THE LATEST MEDIA BIAS AND EXPOSING THE ACCURATE STORIES.
BILL GERTZ: WASHINGTON TIMES NATIONAL SECURITY COLUMNIST. WHAT DOES THE CYBER ATTACK AND A MAJOR US PIPELINE BEING FOR CALIFORNIA AND FOR OTHER POTENTIAL THREATS IN THE COMING WEEKS? I’LL ALSO HAVE THE LATEST ON RUSSIA AND CHINA MANEUVERS MAKING IT MORE DIFFICULT FOR AMERICANS.
Dr. Lynn Reaser: Chief Economist at Point Loma Nazarene College.
Alor Calderon: Director at the Employee Rights Center.
El Cajon Resident and Community Organizer Sarah Thompson on the task of keeping out predators out of a San Diego neighborhood.
Senator Brian Jones keeping our neighborhoods safe from sexual predators.
Cost of Running a Business today and how work has been affected.
Tom Del Beccaro Political Analyst and Author talks about Recall.
Maeve Rochford Restaurant Owner and Business Women Breaks down Cost of Running Businesses During COVID-19 and Moving Forward.
MARK POWELL: FORMER SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER. REVEALING MORE ABOUT THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS UNION PRESSURE ON THE CDC TO KEEP SCHOOLS CLOSED FOR LONGER.
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST, TALKS ABOUT WHAT TODAY IS SURPRISINGLY LOW JOB NUMBERS MEAN. AND WHERE THE ECONOMY IS GOING NOW THAT THINGS ARE OPENING UP QUICKLY.
CARL DEMAIO: TALKING ABOUT THE COUNTY PLAN TO DEVELOP A TENT CITY FOR MIGRANTS.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT. THE WEEK IN REVIEW, BORDER CRISIS AND LOCAL IMPACT FROM GIANT SPENDING PROGRAMS.
MICHAEL REAGAN: TALKING ABOUT THE RECALL AND VARIOUS CALIFORNIA/NATIONAL POLITICS.
MARK LARSON CHECKS IN ON POTENTIAL GOVERNOR CANDIDATES.
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR. LEGISLATIVE UPDATE AND CONCERNS ABOUT POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS DUE TO COVID-19.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WITH THE LATEST ON EXPENSIVE NEW BOARD DECISIONS MADE THIS WEEK IMPACTING EVERYONE IN THE COUNTY.
TY HUMES: THE FIRST SAN DIEGUITO SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER WHO IS A PERSON OF COLOR. HOWEVER ONCE HE WAS APPOINTED, THE TEACHERS UNION REALIZED HE WAS A CONSERVATIVE SO THERE’S UNDUE PRESSURE NOW TO GET HIM THROWN OFF THE BOARD JUST BECAUSE OF HIS POLITICAL AFFILIATION.
TY HUMES: THE FIRST SAN DIEGUITO SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER WHO IS A PERSON OF COLOR. HOWEVER ONCE HE WAS APPOINTED, THE TEACHERS UNION REALIZED HE WAS A CONSERVATIVE SO THERE’S UNDUE PRESSURE NOW TO GET HIM THROWN OFF THE BOARD JUST BECAUSE OF HIS POLITICAL AFFILIATION.
JOHN COX: CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, CURRENTLY RUNNING WITH A LIVE 1000 POUND BEAR. I’LL FIND OUT JUST WHAT’S GOING ON NOW AND GET THE LATEST ON THE RECALL.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC. HAS THE LATEST ON MEDIA COVERAGE AND SPIN ON KEY ISSUES.
REP. DARRELL ISSA: WITH THE LATEST ON THE BORDER CRISIS… HE WAS AT THE BORDER YESTERDAY WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
JOHN BOLTON: FORMER WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR AND US AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS. HE REVEALS BUT LATEST SECURITY THREATS FROM IRAN, CHINA AND OTHERS.
STAR PARKER: FOUNDER OF URBAN CURE TALKS ABOUT WHAT IT’S GOING TO TAKE TO SOLVE AMERICA’S PROBLEMS WITH REGARD TO RACISM, AND HOW MANY POLITICIANS ARE DISTORTING THE ISSUE NOW.
RICHARD BARRERA: PRESIDENT OF SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD. WHAT’S THE LATEST ON ACTUAL PROGRESS OF IN-CLASSROOM LEARNING FOR SANDIEGO STUDENTS? WHY THE SLOW ROLL OUT AND WHEN WILL EVERYTHING BE BACK TO 100% “NORMAL“?
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM. THE LATEST ON THE RECALL AND WHY NEWSOM IS GOING MORE SLOWLY THAN OTHER GOVERNORS IN REOPENING...
SARA THOMPSON: NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZER RESISTING THE PLACEMENT OF TWO VIOLENT SEX OFFENDERS IN HER NEIGHBORHOOD AT MOUNT HELIX. THE PROTESTS HAVE CONTINUED… WILL IT WORK OR WILL THEY BE THE NEW NEIGHBORS?
TODAY'S TOP STORIES WITH MARK LARSON.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, ANALYZES THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY AND CALIFORNIA NUMBERS AS WE MOVE CLOSER TO CHANGES IN THE RESTRICTIVE TIER SYSTEM. DO WE RISK GOING BACKWARDS LIKE OREGON DID OVER THE WEEKEND?
MICHAEL CURRAN: ATTORNEY TALKING ABOUT WHAT RESTAURANTS ARE DOING NEXT HAS RESTRICTIONS EASE… BUT THERE ARE ALWAYS NEW THREATS. AND THE COUNTY IS PUSHING TO RELAX FEE IS BEING CHARGED, WHICH DOESN’T HELP THE HUNDREDS THAT HAVE GONE OUT OF BUSINESS IN THE LAST YEAR.
CAPT TIMOTHY BARELLI: COMMANDER, US COAST GUARD SAN DIEGO SECTOR. WILL HAVE THE LATEST ABOUT THE SMUGGLING BOAT CRASH AND NEW BORDER SECURITY CONCERNS.
Details on a mask-less 5k march in Oceanside to bring awareness to being mask-free. Congressman Darrell Issa discusses Biden's Border Blunders. Major Garrett from CBS News chimes in on Biden and other happenings in DC..
Is the recent "bump" in the economy real or just something pumped up by government spending? What about that "great" infrastructure plan? Our official economist Stephen Moore digs into this with Mark.
Can you believe there's a proposal to give $40 million in "hazardous pay" to County workers who didn't face ANY hazards and had no cutbacks during the pandemic???? Former SD City Councilmember Scott Sherman can't believe it either...plus there's a plan to extent the rent/eviction moratorium even after the emergency declaration is lifted.
Michael Reagan talks about the Biden speech and his big spending proposals. CA GOP Chair Jessica Millan Patterson has the latest on the Newsom recall efforts.
TIM GRAHAM: AT THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC, PREVIEWING THE BIDEN SPEECH TONIGHT AND ANALYZES MEDIA COVERAGE.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WITH THE LATEST ON LOCAL COVID RESTRICTIONS AND THE BOARD’S EXPENSIVE NEW PROPOSED BUDGET.
LT. COLONEL BUZZ PATTERSON: US AIR FORCE (RETIRED). FORMER MILITARY AID TO PRESIDENT CLINTON AND CURRENTLY RUNNING FOR CONGRESS. ANTICIPATES WHAT BIDEN WILL TALK ABOUT IN HIS BIG SPEECH TONIGHT AND NEW NATIONAL CONCERNS ABOUT JOHN KERRY COLLABORATING WITH THE IRANIANS.
JERRY SANDERS: CEO OF THE SANDIEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TALKING ABOUT THE NEW STUDY CRITICAL OF SAN DIEGO‘S UTILITY TAKE OVER PLAN.
SERGE DEDINA: MAYOR OF IMPERIAL BEACH. THEY’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IT FOR 40+ YEARS, BUT THE SEWAGE CONTINUES TO FLOW IN FROM SOUTH OF THE BORDER DESPITE A $300 MILLION PROMISE TO GET IT FIXED. THAT’S ON TOP OF ALL THE OTHER DAMAGE FROM COVID RESTRICTIONS. HE’LL HAVE AN UPDATE.
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: AUTHOR AND HISTORIAN, ASK THE QUESTION “HOW MUCH IS THERE LEFT TO RUIN”? DC AND SACRAMENTO POLICIES ARE CAUSING MORE PEOPLE TO LEAVE OUR STATE. WHAT’S NEXT? AND ESPECIALLY NOW THAT THE RECALL ELECTION IS ON?
TOM DEL BECCARO: ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE RECALL… AND POTENTIAL CANDIDATE? WHAT’S NEXT ON THE RECALL TIMELINE? WE’LL DISCUSS.
ASSEMBLYMAN KEVIN KYLIE: ATTORNEY WHO HAS SUED NEWSOM ON COVID SHUTDOWNS AND HELPED CREATE THE RECALL.
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST, TALKING ABOUT JOBS, UNEMPLOYMENT AND WHAT’S NEXT AS CA AND THE NATION OPEN UP ... AND FACE NEW TAXES.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT TALKING ABOUT NATIONAL NEWS AND LOCAL IMPACT
LARA LOGAN: OF FOX NATION HAS THE LATEST ON THE BORDER CRISIS AND INTENSIFYING PROTESTS ACROSS AMERICA.
LOU PENROSE: CROSS-PROMO FOR HIS 6-7PM KOGO SHOW
ANNIE ELLIS: EMPLOYMENT ATTORNEY, TALKING ABOUT CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY IS REQUIRING VACCINATIONS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF. IS IT LEGAL? ALSO AN UPDATE ON THE EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. STILL BACKLOGGED WITH CLAIMS UNDER NEWSOM’S LEADERSHIP
CHRISTOPHER C. HORNER: ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERT WITH GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY & OVERSIGHT, REVEALING WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON IN BIDENS WIDE REACHING CLIMATE EDICTS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY.
MICHAEL REAGAN: ON ALL THINGS POLITICS, INCLUDING CAITLYN JENNER NOW RUNNING FOR CA GOVERNOR.
MARL LARSON TAKES A LOOKS AND GIVES HIS THOUGHTS ON TODAY'S TRENDING NEWS.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICAKVANGUARD.COM, WITH THE LATEST ON THE NEWSOM RECALL AND NATIONAL POLITICAL IMPACT IN SD.
TODAY'S TRENDNG NEWS STORY'S.
KEVIN HELLMAN: EVENT ORGANIZER/LEADER, UPDATING EVENT EXPANSION POST-PANDEMIC. THIS IS LOCAL INDUSTRY HIT HARDEST
RONALD BROWNSTEIN: OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FORMER LA TIMES POLITICAL EDITOR. TALKING ABOUT HIS NEW BOOK, “ROCK ME ON THE WATER: 1974-THE YEAR LOS ANGELES TRANSFORMED MOVIES, MUSIC, TELEVISION AND POLITICS”.
JOSEPH PERKINS: POLITICAL ANALYST AND COLUMNIST, WITH REACTION TO THE CHAUVIN VERDICT
TIM GRAHAM: EXECUTIVE EDITOR OF NEWSBUSTERS.ORG. TALKING ABOUT MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE CHAUVIN CASE AND RELATED ISSUES.
PAUL PFINGST: FORMER SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON THE TRENDING NATIONAL STORYLINES.
ESTHER VALDES CLAYTON: IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY, WITH THE LATEST ON LOCAL IMPACT OF THE BORDER CRISIS.
SCOTT DAVISON: OF THE OCEANSIDE PARENT ASSOCIATION, PUSHING TO GET LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS OPENED AFTER THE BOARD VOTED TO KEEP THEM CLOSED.
CARL DEMAIO: HAS THE LATEST ON RECALL PROCESS... AND MAYOR TODD GLORIA’S CONTROVERSIAL NEW BUDGET PROPOSAL.
DR KELLY VICTORY: MD. TALKS ABOUT THE REAL SCIENCE BEHIND THE COVID-19 REGULATIONS AND NEW “CONCERNS“.
ROBERT BECKEL: POLITICAL ANALYST AND FORMER CMPAIGN MANAGER FOR WALTER MONDALE.
LT. COLONEL (RET.) OLIVER NORTH: TALKING ABOUT WHAT THE PULL OUT FROM AFGHANISTAN MEANS TO AMERICANS EVERYWHERE AND ESPECIALLY IN SAN DIEGO‘S MILITARY. ALSO BORDER SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL THREATS FACING THE NATION.
TO MASK UP OR NOT TO MASK UP -- THAT IS THE QUESTION AND PLAYING DOWNTOWN!
MARK POWELL: FORMER SAN DIEGO COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER. LOS ANGELES SCHOOLS ARE EXTENDING THEIR SCHOOL YEAR AND HE BELIEVES SANDIEGO SHOULD DO THE SAME THING
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR. TALKING ABOUT LEGISLATION MAKING ITS WAY THROUGH SACRAMENTO WHILE WE’RE FOCUSING ON COVID RESTRICTIONS, NEWSOM RECALL AND OTHER NEWS.
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST, TALKING ABOUT THE NEW JOBS REPORT.. AND HOW MUCH OF THE PROPOSED “INFRASTRUCTURE“ MONEY WILL GET TO CALIFORNIA/SAN DIEGO?
JESSICA PATTERSON: CALIFORNIA GOP CHAIR, TALKS ABOUT THE RECALL EFFORT AND THE FACT THAT SHE WAS JUST CENSORED BY TWITTER AND IS NOT SURE WHY.
JACK CARR: AUTHOR AND FORMER NAVY SEAL. TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW BOOK AND NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS WE SHOULD NOT IGNORE
REP. DARRELL ISSA: TALKING ABOUT NEW ISSUES REGARDING BORDER SECURITY, THE STORY BEHIND THE AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL AND CONCERNS FOR SD MILITARY, NATIONAL SECURITY.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT WITH THE LATEST ON ALL THINGS.
RICHARD BARRERA: PRESIDENT OF SD UNIFIED SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION. WHAT DOES THE SCHOOL SITUATION LOOK LIKE SO FAR THIS WEEK... AND HOW MANY KIDS ARE ACTUALLY BACK IN CLASS WITH REGULAR STYLE LEARNING.
CAPT JIM LOVELL: COMMANDER OF APOLLO 13, 51 YEARS AGO TODAY HE AND THE CREW WERE FIGHTING TO RETURN THE CRIPPLED SPACECRAFT SAFELY TO EARTH AFTER AN EXPLOSION ON THE WAY TO THE MOON.
MICHAEL REAGAN: TALKING ABOUT NEWSOM RECALL, STATE REGULATIONS, BIDEN ETC.
MARK LARSON REACTS TO DR. FAUCI AND TUCKER CARLSON ON MASKING, VACCINE AND CV-19 ISSUES.
JOHN BOLTON: FORMER WHITE HOUSENATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR, TALKING ABOUT INTENSIFYING THREATS AT THE BORDER, FROM CHINA, RUSSIA AND IRAN.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC. REVEALS AWAY THE LATEST STORIES OF MEDIA BIAS AND OMISSION... AND HOW DANGEROUS IT MAY BE TO AMERICANS.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, ANALYZES THE REPORTED NEW VIRUS “SURGE” STORIES... ANY RISK OF CALIFORNIA GOES BACKWARDS IN THE REOPENING PLAN? AND WE WILL LOOK AT THE NUMBERS CONNECTED TO SCHOOLS.
THE LATEST ON THE ASH STREET BUILDING IN SAN DIEGO AND A LOOK IN AS PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN SPEAKS ON THE WITHDRAWL OF TROOPS IN AFGHANISTAN BY SEPTEMBER 11.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WITH THE LATEST ON COUNTY BOARD ACTIONS AND FURTHER OPENING UP THE ECONOMY, ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT OF THE JOHNSON AND JOHNSON VACCINE “PAUSE“ TODAY.
JOHN COX: CANDIDATE FOR CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR WITH THE LATEST ON THE RECALL AND WHAT’S NEEDED FOR CALIFORNIA ECONOMY NOW.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, TALKS ABOUT NEW PRESSURES ON NEWSOM AND LOCAL IMPACT OF FAST CHANGING BIDEN POLICIES INCLUDING AT THE BORDER.
LIVE CHECK IN ON PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWING SHOOTING IN MINNESOTA AND RECENT VACCINE PAUSE.
GEORGE ALLEN: FORMER GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA AND US SENATOR. TALKING ABOUT WHAT’S ESSENTIAL OR NONESSENTIAL AS AMERICA COMES BACK FROM COVID… AS WELL AS NEW DC POLICIES THAT ARE IMPACTING CALIFORNIA.
RANDY JONES: PADRES ICON, TALKS ABOUT THE TEAM’S BIG WEEKEND AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR SD.
DAVID HOROWITZ: AUTHOR OF “THE ENEMY WITHIN”, REVEALS NEW THREATS TO AMERICA AND WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT THEM.
KEVIN FAULCONER: FORMER SD MAYOR, UPDATES THE RECALL AND HIS RACE TO BECOME CA GOVERNOR.
MARK LARSON UPDATES AND LISTENS IN ON PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWING POLICE SHOOTING AND RIOTS IN MINNESOTA.
CBS News Washington Correspondent Major Garrett talks about a big week in DC...gun control, tax hikes & border security.
Our official economist Stephen Moore talks about the push for the Biden infrastructure package, multiple tax hikes & the CA jobs outlook. Then, Miranda Devin from the NY Post talks about the ongoing problems for Hunter Biden.
Dr. Kelly Victory tells us about Orange Tier and other restrictions in the weeks ahead. Then Michael Schwartz of the San Diego Gun Owners PAC talks about Biden's new edicts on gun ownership.
Attorney Michael Curran represents hundreds of local businesses hit hard by the COVID shutdown. He updates us the challenges they are still facing. Congressman Darrell Issa has checked out border conditions here in SD and shares his experience.
BILL WELLS: EL CAJON MAYOR -- TALK ABOUT THE CONTROVERSY OVER PLACING TO SEX PREDATORS IN A RENTED HOME IN EL CAJON, AND COMMUNITY PUSHBACK. ALSO WHERE THE CITY IS GOING TO OPEN EVEN FASTER THAN THE STATE IS “GUIDING“
TIM GRAHAM: EXECUTIVE EDITOR OF NEWSBUSTRRS.ORG. REVEALING MEDIA BIAS ON MULTIPLE FRONTS INCLUDING THE MLB/ALL-STAR GAME STORY.
MICHAEL REAGAN: WITH THE LATEST ON NEWSOM CHANGES TO HIS STATE WIDE RESTRICTIONS AND OTHER LOCAL IMPACT, ALONG WITH IMPORTANT NATIONAL STORIES.
PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN SPEAKS ON JOBS AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIVE CUT IN AND ANALYSIS.
STAR PARKER: FOUNDER OF URBAN CURE AND AUTHOR OF “NECESSARY NOISE”. TALKING ABOUT THE NATIONS RACIAL ISSUES INCLUDING THE MLB ALL-STAR GAME MOVE FROM ATLANTA.
DR JEFF BARKE: MD DISCUSSES THE POSSIBLE “FOURTH SURGE“ IN COVID-19 AND WHERE ARE THE NUMBERS ARE REALLY GOING, INCLUDING SANDIEGO‘S LIKELY MOVE TO ORANGE TIER 3 TODAY.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, AS THE LATEST ON THE NEW SOME RECALL AND HIS LEADING A BOYCOT OF MAJOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL DUE TO THE GEORGIA DECISION.
CARL DEMAIO SET ON CARLSBAD RECALL ON CITY OFFICIALS AND ERNIE MARTINEZ ON THE LATEST ON FERNANDO TATIS JR. INJURY.
We speak with Desiree Andrade who is the mother of a young man who was brutally murdered and thrown off a cliff in Azusa. She is outraged after learning her son's suspected killers had special charges dismissed in court under new Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón. Desiree is now mounting a recall campaign against Gascón.
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST... WITH THE LATEST ON THE BIG JOBS NUMBERS, BUSINESS RE-OPENING IMPACT IN CA ... AND THE SELLING OF THE HUGE NEW BIDEN $2.2 TRILLION “ INFRASTRUCTURE” PLAN.
RICHARD BARRRERA: PRESIDENT OF SD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD. GIVES US THE LATEST ON THE PRESSURE TO GET MORE STUDENTS IN CLASSROOMS FASTER, ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT OF THE MIGRANT EDUCATION HAPPENING AT THE CONVENTION CENTER.
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR, WITH THE LATEST ON THE RECALL, AND THE POSSIBILITY OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY GOING TO ORANGE LEVEL 3 SOON. ALSO AN UPDATE ABOUT WHAT THE LEGISLATURE IS UP TO.
THE BIDEN'S EASTER MESSAGE TO AMERICA.
We continue our coverage of the man who drove his car into two Capitol Police officers and a barricade. Live coverage of the Capitol Police news conference with reaction from CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
Recapping Gov. Newsom's stop in San Diego this morning, reacting to his speech in City Heights. Then we cover the car that rammed into a barricade at the US Capital building in Washington, DC.
Mike Reagan & John Cox join us to talk about the continuing madness that is the COVID restrictions. How baseball is handling it and what's next for Newsom.
Leslie Hofmeister of "Reopen San Diego Unified" is a parent wanting to know why her kid's classroom is still closed while the immigrant kids at the convention center get in-person learning. Then attorney Michael Curran talks about the lawsuit against the alcoholic beverage commission on behalf of restaurant owners.
DR KELLY VICTORY: MD ... HAS THE LATEST INFO ON WHY SAN DIEGO COUNTY IS STILL STUCK IN RED LEVEL 2 THE REST OF THE STATE IS MOVING IN TO LEVEL 3. ALSO WHAT’S THE IMPACT OF THE MIGRANT COVID CASES GOING TO BE ON THOSE NUMBERS? SHOULD WE FEAR A “FOURTH WAVE OF THE VIRUS”?
TIM GRAHAM: OF THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC COVERS SOME OF THIS WEEK’S MOST CONTROVERSIAL EVENTS, EXPOSING MEDIA BIAS.
CA STATE SENATOR MELISSA MELENDEZ: ( R-LAKE ELSINORE) TELLS US WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON IN SACRAMENTO WITH NEWSOM, THE RECALL AND CONTINUING RESTRICTIONS ON BUSINESS.
MARK LARSON PLAYS THE PLOTICAL HITS AND REACTS
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM TALKING ABOUT THE RECALL, BUSINESS CHALLENGES IN CALIFORNIA UNDER CONTINUING RESTRICTIONS AND BIDEN BORDER ISSUES CAUSING LOCAL PROBLEMS IN SAN DIEGO.
CONGRESSMAN DARRELL ISSA: TALKING ABOUT HOW MIGRANTS HOUSED AT THE CONVENTION CENTER ARE GETTING IN THE CLASSROOM SCHOOL PROVIDED BY SAN DIEGO COUNTY...EVEN THOUGH MOST SAN DIEGO COUNTY SCHOOLS ARE NOT OPEN.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, REVEALING THE LATEST ON CALIFORNIA COVID-19 NUMBERS AND TRENDS AND CONCERNS ABOUT THE LARGE NUMBER OF POSITIVE CASES AMONG MIGRANTS AT THE CONVENTION CENTER.
BILL GERTZ: NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT FOR THE WASHINGTON TIMES. TALKS ABOUT TODAY’S CONTROVERSIAL NEW WHO REPORT WHICH HAS BEEN SIGNED OFF BY CHINA, REPORTING ON THE ORIGINS OF COVID-19. INCREASING CONCERNS THAT IT DID START IN A LAB AFTER ALL.
MARK LARSON SHARES TODAY'S LATEST SOUND AND REACTS.
SCOTT WALKER: FORMER WISCONSIN GOVERNOR, NOW PRESIDENT OF YOUNG AMERICA’S FOUNDATION, TALKING ABOUT THE NEW “LONG GAME” PLAN FOR CONSERVATIVE ISSUES IN AMERICA.
HOUSE SPOKESPERSON JEN PSAKI ON BIDEN'S FINANCIAL RECORY PLAN.
CDC CHIEF ROCHELLE WALENSKY BREAKS DOWN ON CV-19.
GRIFF JENKINS: FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT WHO SPENT MUCH OF LAST WEEK IN TIJUANA AT THE MIGRANT CAMPS. HAS THE LATEST ON CURRENT BORDER ISSUES HERE.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR
DOUG OSE: BUSINESSMAN AND FORMER GOP - CONGRESSMAN. HE’S THE LATEST TO ANNOUNCE HE IS RUNNING FOR CA GOVERNOR.
Stephen Moore, our official economist talks what's next for California economy. Major Garrett, CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent, big stories from DC and the impact On San Diego.
Michael Reagan talks border surge & Biden's press conference. Carl DeMaio latest on migrant housing at the convention center.
Lisa Daftari, founder & editor of ForeignDeskNews.com joins & talks about Biden message to the world.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM TALKS ABOUT THE NEWSOM RECALL AND WHAT TO EXPECT IN TOMORROW’S BIDEN PRESS CONFERENCE.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, HAS THE LATEST ON THE SURPRISE PLAN TO HOUSE MIGRANTS AT THE CONVENTION CENTER AND POSSIBLE EXTRA COST TO TAXPAYERS.
TIM GRAHAM: AT THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC, REVIEWING THE LATEST AND MEDIA BIAS AND COVERAGE OF THE WHITE HOUSE AND COVID-19 SITUATION.
MICHAEL SCHWARTZ: HEAD OF THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY GUN OWNERS PAC. TALKS ABOUT WHAT’S EXPECTED NOW THAT BIDEN HAS JUMPED TO GUN CONTROL PUSH AFTER THE BOULDER, COLORADO INCIDENT.
PREDSIDENT JOE BIDEN ANNOUNCES HE'S SENDING VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS TO THE BORDER.
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: HISTORIAN, TALKS ABOUT CALIFORNIA POLITICS AND WHAT HE CALLS “WOKE HERD IMMUNITY”.
LARA LOGAN: OF FOX NATION, REVEALS THE LATEST ON THE BORDER CRISIS AND IMPACT ON SAN DIEGO.
ESTHER VALDES CLAYTON: IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY, TALKING ABOUT NEW COMPLICATIONS WITH THE BORDER ISSUES FOUND, USING SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER FOR MIGRANTS AND OVERLOADING THE IMMIGRATION SYSTEM.
NATHAN FLETCHER ON WHY THE CONVENTION IS A GOOD SOURCE FOR MIGRANTS AND BIDEN'S RECOVERY PLAN FOR BOULDER SHOOTING.
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR. TALKING ABOUT WHAT LEGISLATORS ARE DOING IN SACRAMENTO AND THE LATEST ABOUT NEWSOM AND COVID RESTRICTIONS.
THE LATEST FROM THE BORDER ISSUE
SCOTT DAVISON: CARLSBAD PARENT IT WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN GETTING THE COURT CASE MOVING TO OPEN SCHOOLS.
JOEL HAY: USC PROFESSOR OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND HEALTH ECONOMICS. TALKING ABOUT THE LATEST CHALLENGES AS THE STATE OPENS UP AND WHAT SHOULD BE DONE NEXT.
Major Garrett from CBS News has the latest on doings in DC, our economist Stephen Moore reminds us that the "free" stimulus money isn't really free, then we get an update on our efforts to support the Warrior Foundation Freedom Station. Our guests are Marine Private Recruit Jose Castillo & Capt. Danielle Phillips from Communication Strategy & Operations at the Wounded Warrior Regiment.
Immigration Attorney Esther Valdes Clayton talks about new legislation for dreamers and the latest on border security issues.
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton talks about the increased security threats at the southern border as well as with China. Supervisor Jim Desmond discusses how we can continue to return to a normal life again.
Why the unions are making so difficult to reopen our schools. Then, Michael Reagan tells us why no one will beat Newsom in an election and how America is being "de-nutted".
RICHARD BARRERA: PRESIDENT OF SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. REACTS TO THE COURT CASE PUSHING DISTRICTS TO OPEN SOONER AND THE LATEST PLANS WITH CHANGING RESTRICTIONS.
JOHN COX: CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR AND CO-ORGANIZER OF THE GAVIN NEWSOM RECALL EFFORT… HAS AN ANNOUNCEMENT ON SIGNATURES TODAY.
LT COL (RET.) BUZZ PATTERSON: FORMER MILITARY AIDE TO PRESIDENT CLINTON (TO CARRY THE NUCLEAR CODES). TALKS ABOUT NEW NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS AND CALIFORNIA ISSUES UNDER NEWSOM.
JIM KIDRICK: MUSEUM PRESIDENT & CEO - SAN DIEGO AIR & SPACE.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC, REVIEWS THE LATEST IN BY US INCLUDING THE WASHINGTON POST FAKE STORY ABOUT TRUMP CALLED TO GEORGIA.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM,
ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE GAVIN NEWSOM RECALL GIVES UPDATE AND THE CHANGES IN THE TIER SYSTEM.
DINESH D’SOUZA: AUTHOR, REVEALS THE ULTIMATE AGENDA FOR THE NEW ADMINISTRATION IN DC.
STAR PARKER: FOUNDER OF “URBAN CURE”, TALKS ABOUT THE INTENSIFYING RACIAL ISSUES IN AMERICA AND SOLUTIONS TO THE CHALLENGES. I’LL SHOW THE LATEST FROM DC.
DR GEORGINE NANOS, MD: TALKS ABOUT THE LATEST ON THE NEW VACCINES AND DISTRIBUTION, PLUS THE STATE RELAXING SOME RESTRICTIONS STARTING TODAY.
REPORTS ON THE BORDER ISSUE AND LOCAL BREAKING NEWS..
CARL DEMAIO: TALKS ABOUT THE LATEST ON THE RECALL AND NEW ISSUES WITH THE SAN DIEGO MAYOR.
ATTORNEY MICHAEL CURRAN ON LOCAL BUSINESS PROSPERITY
LT COL (RET.) OLIVER NORTH: TALKING ABOUT THE NEW BORDER CRISIS AND OTHER NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUES, INCLUDING THE CHANGES WITHIN THE MILITARY.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, REVEALING WHAT WE CAN EXPECT AS WE MOVE INTO RED TIER 2 SOON... AND WHERE THE STATE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS GO FROM HERE.
More dissection of what President Biden said...and didn't say... in his Thursday speech about COVID. Major Garrett of CBS News joins us to talk about what was missing from last night's speech.
Breaking down the restrictions and last night's speech by Joe Biden. Jim Kidrick from the SD Air & Space Museum tells us about a big event happening this weekend at the museum.
Head of the CA GOP, Jessica Patterson, and John Cox, candidate for CA Gov and a leader of the recall efforts, share their thoughts on Newsom's State of the State address and the recall effort.
We get updates on COVID restrictions & relief from Dr. Scott Atlas & Congressman Darrell Issa.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WITH THE LATEST ON CALIFORNIA RESTRICTIONS INCLUDING WHY SANDIEGO COUNTY IS STILL STUCK IN PURPLE.
TIM GRAHAM: OF THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER IN DC, WHAT’S THE LATEST ON THE COVER 19 LEGISLATION, FORTRESS WASHINGTON AND THE BEST AND WORST MEDIA COVERAGE THIS WEEK.
DR KELLY VICTORY: MD. THE LATEST ON VACCINES, COVID-19 TRENDS AND THE NEED TO REVAMP THE STATE COLORCODE SYSTEM TO REFLECT PROGRESS BEING MADE
MARK LARSON REACTS TO THE THE GOVERNORS SPEECH OF THE GIBBERISH
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR, WITH A RECAP OF HIGHLIGHTS AND LOW LIGHTS OF THE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
DR GEORGINE NANOS: MD TALKS ABOUT THE NEW CDC GUIDELINES AND VACCINATIONS
DANA PERINO: FOX NEWS “THE FIVE” (AND FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY). TALKS ABOUT THE LATEST DOINGS IN DC AND HER NEW BOOK, “EVERYTHING WILL BE OK”.
TOM DEL BECCARO: ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE NEWSOM RECALL MOVEMENT, ANNOUNCES THEY HAVE THE NEEDED 2 MILLION SIGNATURES FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION.
MICHAEL CURRAN: ATTORNEY FOR HUNDREDS OF SD AREA BUSINESSES FIGHTING THE STATE ON COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS.
LARA LOGAN: FOX NATION, REVEALS THE INTENSIFYING CRISIS AT OUR BORDER.
JOEL ANDERSON: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, TALKING ABOUT THE RAPIDLY CHANGING COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS AND IMPACT ON THE LOCAL ECONOMY.
STEPHEN MOORE: OUR OFFICIAL ECONOMIST, TALKING ABOUT THE NEW JOBS NUMBERS AND BUSINESS RE-OPENING IN CALIFORNIA.
RACHEL BOVARD: SENIOR DIRECTOR OF POLICY AT CONSERVATIVE PARTNERSHIP INSTITUTE IN DC. WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE COVID RELIEF BILL
Congressman Darrell Issa has the latest on the push to relieve COVID-19 restrictions and the pending COVID relief bill. Then Major Garrett, CBS News chief White House correspondent with the latest on the madness in DC and hints about his new secret home in the CA desert.
Michael Reagan of the Reagan Foundation talks about our crazy governor...then Scripps Ranch HS head football coach Marlon Gardinera talks about the success of Let Them Play Ca in getting youth sports back in action.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond shares whether or the county can open up more fully in the near future. Then Stephen Grebing, the attorney for Let Them Play CA, tells us about today's big announcement regarding youth sports.
Former SD Mayor Kevin Faulconer talks about his campaign to replace Gavin Newsom as governor. Then we try to find out why museums in SD are still closed while some on NorCal are open...with Jim Kidrick, President and CEO of the SD Air & Space Museum.
EL CAJON MAYOR BILL WELLS TALKS OF THE EFFECTS OF CV-19 RESTRICTIONS.
SAN DIEGO RESTAURANT OWNER TODD BROWN TALKS ABOUT, NOW IS TIME TO OPEN UP SHOPS!!
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, WITH THE LATEST ON THE NEWSOM RECALL AND COVID RELIEF ISSUES
RICHARD BARRERA: PRESIDENT OF SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. WHAT’S THE LATEST ON THE CONFUSING GUIDELINES AND PLANS FOR REOPENING LOCAL SCHOOLS? HE’LL EXPLAIN.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER, WITH THE LATEST ON ATTEMPTS TO PASS THE CONTROVERSIAL COVID RELIEF BILL IN DC AND HOW IT IMPACTS OF SAN DIEGO. MEDIA WARS ARE HEATING UP.
DR. KELLY VICTORY: PHYSICIAN AND STOPPING BIG GOVERNMENT
JOHN COX: CANDIDATE FOR CA GOVERNOR HAS THE LATEST ON THE RECALL MOVEMENT AND NEW PRESSURES TO OPEN THE STATE MORE FULLY.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, ANTICIPATING THE POSSIBILITY THAT SAN DIEGO COUNTY MOVES INTO TIER 2 TODAY.
COUNTERCULTURE COMES DOWN ON DR. SEUSS.
MICHAEL CURRAN: ATTORNEY
KRISTIN GASPAR: FORMER SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERVISOR, REVEALING WHAT’S UP WITH THE COUNTY THIS WEEK IN LIGHT OF STATE REGULATIONS… AND WHAT SANDAG AT THEIR MEETING ON FRIDAY (APPROVING RACES IN THE MIDST OF A PANDEMIC).
NICK CANEPA: UT SAN DIEGO SPORTS COLUMNIST - RECALLS THE BEST AND WORST OF MISSION VALLEY STADIUM.
GOVERNOR SCOTT WALKER: NOW PRESIDENT OF YOUNG AMERICA’S FOUNDATION. REPORTS FROM THE BIG CPAC CONVENTION AND ABOUT CURRENT “WOKE” AND “ CANCEL CULTURE “ BATTLES ON CAMPUS.
That's what we're hoping for. County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about his push to get the Governor to open the park to fans at 25% capacity. Major Garret, CBS News chief Washington correspondent, has the latest on DC happenings...and shares his memories of San Diego Stadium.
We thought unemployment would get better after Biden took office but the numbers are still going up. Our economist Stephen Moore talks about why it could still get worse. Then we remember some good and bad times at the stadium.
Michael Reagan, president of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, talks about CPAC and whether he'd trust a COVID vaccine from China. Then Jessica Patterson, head of the CA GOP, tells us about the latest on the Newsom recall efforts and the constantly delayed reopening of the state.
Dr. Jeff Barke gives us an update on COVID in CA; David Bossie of Citizens United, previews CPAC; we find out what most of us are willing to sacrifice in order to travel again; a north county man has tips on de-tech-ing yourself.
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR, WITH THE LATEST ON CONTINUED LOCKDOWNS AND NEW LEGISLATION, INCLUDING ONE RELATED TO AB 5 THAT MAY TITAN PROSECUTION FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW.
BILL GERTZ: WASHINGTON TIMES NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT, REVEALS HOW A FACEBOOK -- “FALSE FACT CHECK” MAY HAVE PROTECTED A LIKELY SOURCE OF THE COVID-19 VIRUS.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER...HAS THE LATEST ON COVERAGE ABOUT COVID-19 STIMULUS, BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AND ASSORTED CONTROVERSIES.
ESTHER VALDES-CLAYTON: IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY, HAS UPDATED INFORMATION ON WHAT’S REALLY HAPPENING AT THE BORDER WITH IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM SEEKERS, NOW THAT BIDEN HAS CHANGED THE BORDER SECURITY LAWS THROUGH EXECUTIVE ORDERS.
ATTORNEY STEPHEN GREBING: WHO SUCCESSFULLY BROUGHT THE LAWSUIT ON BEHALF OF YOUTH SPORTS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AND NOW EXPANDS TO MAKE THE JUDGES DECISION PERMANENT. ALSO PLANNING ON FILING SIMILAR LAWSUITS IN OTHER COUNTIES IN THE STATE.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, TALKING ABOUT THE NEWSOM RECALL AND CALIFORNIA IMPACT ON NEW BIDEN ORDERS.
CA ASSEMBLY MEMBER KEVIN KILEY: WHO HAS CHALLENGED GOV NEWSOM AND REVEALS ADDITIONAL PLANS TO REMOVE COVID EMERGENCY POWERS FROM THE GOVERNOR (THAT THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE IS TRYING TO DO VERSUS CUOMO AS WELL)
RICHARD BARRERA: PRESIDENT OF SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD. EXPLAINS THE DISTRICTS VIEW VERSUS NEWSOM AND BIDEN... AND THE TEACHERS UNIONS.
BIKE LANES IN SAN DIEGO OR NOT?
DR. SCOTT ATLAS MD: FORMER ADVISOR TO PRESIDENT TRUMP ON THE COVID CRISIS. HE TALKS ABOUT WHERE THINGS ARE ACTUALLY TRENDING NOW AND I NEED TO RE-OPEN SCHOOLS MORE QUICKLY AND FULLY.
MARLON GARDINERA: HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AT SCRIPPS RANCH HIGH SCHOOL, WHO BROUGHT THE SUCCESSFUL LAWSUIT TO FORCE CALIFORNIA TO INCREASE YOUTH SPORTS ACTIVITY
Dr. Kelly Victory, MD, looks at the latest COVID-19 numbers and the possibilities of moving into the red tier. Then CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett has the latest on the Biden Administration changes on border security and immigration.
Mike Reagan joins us to talk about the legacy of Rush Limbaugh plus what's next for CA COVID restrictions. Then our official economist Stephen Moore talks about job numbers and the latest on COVID in CA.
An update on our efforts to reopen restaurants and other businesses as the COVID numbers continue to improve with the local attorney representing many of these businesses. We start the hour with Lt. Col. Oliver North sharing his memories of Rush Limbaugh.
Data expert Justin Hart crunches the latest COVID-19 numbers in CA State Senator Brian Jones on the efforts to re-open businesses in the state.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, PREVIEWING THE STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS AND UPDATES VACCINE ROLLOUTS AND CHALLENGES. ALSO: WHAT’S NEXT IN OPENING MORE BUSINESSES?
ROGER HEDGECOCK ON RUSH LIMBAUGH
CARL DEMAIO: WITH NEW INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEWSOM RECALL AND TODAY’S RALLY IN SAN DIEGO.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER, REVIEWING NEW STORIES ABOUT MEDIA BIAS AND COVERAGE OF THE PANDEMIC AND POST-IMPEACHMENT
JOHN BOLTON: FORMER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR, TALKS ABOUT NEW NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS IN THE WAKE OF THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
KRISTIN GASPAR: FORMER SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERVISOR TALKS ABOUT THE LATEST LOCAL RESTRICTIONS, STEPPING UP VACCINE DISTRIBUTION AND WHAT’S ANTICIPATED IN CHAIR NATHAN FLETCHER‘S STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS THIS WEEK.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, WITH THE LATEST ON THE NEWSOM RECALL ... AND POST-IMPEACHMENT TRIAL IMPACT. ALSO PELOSI CALL TO SET UP A COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE THE JANUARY 6 EVENTS
BILL GERTZ: OF THE WASHINGTON TIMES, REVEALS NEW QUESTIONS ABOUT CHINA’S COMPLICITY IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND WHAT’S NEXT.
DR. BURT FOLSOM: HILLSDALE COLLEGE PROFESSOR AND PRESIDENTIAL HISTORIAN. TALKING ABOUT IMPEACHMENT HISTORY AND AMERICAN PRESIDENTS.
MAJOR GARRETT: CBS NEWS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT. RECAPS THE IMPEACHMENT DRAMA OVER THE WEEKEND AND WHAT’S NEXT IN NATIONAL POLICY THAT IMPACTS SAN DIEGO AND CALIFORNIA.
We take a look at the highlights of today's first day of presentations from Trump's legal team. Plus the latest on COVID's effect on the economy...and why the City of Santee wants an apology & resignation from County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher.
Trumps lawyers show the Dems how many times they've used the "F" word over the years. Then, the truth behind limited school openings across the country with author & investigative reporter Alex Berenson.
Dem strategist Doug Schoen analyzes the impeachment trial so far, then we dip into the trial to hear what the Dems are spewing today.
State Sen Melissa Melendez on the latest battles to re-open businesses and freedoms in the state. Then format astronaut Fred Haise talks about the future of the space program under Pres. Biden. Fred was Lunar Module Pilot on Apollo 13 and CapCom for Apollo 14.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL ANALYSIS WITH MARK LARSON.
BILL WELLS: EL CAJON MAYOR, WITH AN UPDATE ON COVID RESTRICTIONS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT.
GOVERNOR NEWSOME SPEAKS
TOM DEL BECCARO: ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE RECALL NEWSOM EFFORT, TALKS ABOUT THAT AND TODAY’S IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
AT THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER REPORTS ON THE IMPEACHMENT CIRCUS IN DC.
DARREL ISSA: US REPRERESENTITIVE -- IMPEACHMENT UPDATE FROM WASHINGTON D.C.
MARCO CONTRERAS: THE ONLY REPUBLICAN RUNNING FOR THE 79TH ASSEMBLY SEAT… VACATED BY SHIRLEY WEBER‘S APPOINTMENT TO SECRETARY OF STATE.
JOHN COX: OFFICIALLY RUNNING AGAINST NEWSOM. TALKS ABOUT THE RECALL COMING TO FRUITION AND THE NEED TO OPEN THE STATE MORE DURING COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS.
BRIAN JONES: STATE SENATOR - THE RECALL AND STATE ISSUES IMPACTING SAN DIEGO, ESPECIALLY GETTING MORE BUSINESS IS OPEN.
NICK CANEPA: SPORTS COLUMNIST FOR THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE (AND OUR FAVORITE CURMUDGEON) RECAPS THE NOT-SO-SUPER BOWL AND WHAT’S NEXT FOR SPORTS IN SAN DIEGO AS THE LAST OF THE STADIUM COMES DOWN TO MISSION VALLEY.
KRISTIN GASPAR: FORMER COUNTY SUPERVISOR REVEALS WHAT’S NEXT AT THE COUNTY INCLUDING A PROPOSAL BY HER SUCCESSOR TOMORROW THAT SHE HAS REAL CONCERNS ABOUT
MIKE REAGAN: TALKS ABOUT THE SENATE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL BEGINNING TODAY ... AND HIS FATHER’S LEGACY IN HISTORY.
DR. ART LAFFER: ECONOMIST WHO CREATED “THE LAFFER CURVE” THAT FUELED THE REAGAN ECONOMIC BOOM. HE’LL TALK ABOUT WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE ECONOMY UNDER BIDEN AND NEWSOM. ALSO THE REAGAN LEGACY (RR’S 110TH BIRTHDAY WOULD HAVE BEEN SAT FEB 6)
The County says don't watch the Super Bowl with anyone and they'll come after you if they need to. When will this madness end? CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett talks about this and the latest Covid relief bill and some new decisions by the Biden administration impacting California.
Torrey Pines High School football coach Ron Gladnick has an update on his group's effort to get kids playing sports again. Then Andy Ngo, author of "Unmasked: Inside Antifa's Plan To Destroy Democracy" updates us on what the Dems are up to now.
Former advisor to Donald Trump Dr. Scott Atlas, MD, talks about going back to school, teacher vaccinations and why some teachers are fighting against reopening. Miranda Divine of the NY Post updates us on big tech censorship.
Jessica Patterson, chair of the CA GOP, has the latest on the recall Newsom effort and fraud audits at the EDD and other offices. then Lara Logan of Fox nation talks about the state of vaccinations and other doings in the nation's capital.
BILL WELLS: EL CAJON MAYOR, TALKS ABOUT THE NEW EAST COUNTY VACCINE DISTRIBUTION SITE AND WHY EL CAJON IS MORE OPEN FOR BUSINESS THAN MANY OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTY.
DR KELLY VICTORY MD: TALKING ABOUT THE STATES LATEST COVID-19 NUMBERS AND WITH THE SOMETIMES CONFLICTING TRENDS ARE SHOWING. AND THE LATEST ON THE VACCINE DISTRIBUTION.
TIM GRAHAM: FROM THE MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER. REVEALS THE MOST BIASED NEWS COVERAGE OF THE WEEK.
STAR PARKER: FOUNDER OF URBANCURE AND AUTHOR OF “NECESSARY NOISE”. SHE’LL HAVE TO LATEST FROM DC AS PRESSURES INCREASE FOR THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION AND WHAT’S EXPECTED FOR THE SENATE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, WITH THE LATEST ON THE RECALL AND KEVIN FAULCONER AND JOHN COX OFFICIALLY GETTING INTO THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, WHAT’S THE LATEST ON BUSINESS OPENINGS AND NEW PRESSURES FOR ADDITIONAL LOCKDOWNS DUE TO THE “VARIANT“ VIRUS.
REBECCA JONES: MAYOR OF SAN MARCOS, WITH THE LATEST ON THE NEW VACCINE DISTRIBUTION FACILITY IN HER CITY AND WHAT’S NEXT WITH COVID RESTRICTIONS FOR BUSINESSES.
MICHAEL REAGAN: RAISES CAUTIONS ABOUT THE NEWSOM RECALL AND BIDEN’S EXPANDING AGENDA.
MICHAEL CURRAN: LOCAL ATTORNEY FOR HUNDREDS OF LOCAL BUSINESSES PRESSING TO OPEN MORE FULLY INDOORS ASAP. THEY SAY THE LATEST MOVE TO THE PURPLE TIER IS NOT ENOUGH.
State Senator Brian Jones joins us to discuss the ongoing fraud and incompetency at Newsom's EDD. CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett reports on the latest craziness in DC and what they're up to that may affect California.
Freedom Works economist Stephen Moore talks about the new employment numbers and the challenges in CA...how Biden's executive orders impact the economy. Dr. Fauci blows up CNN's talking point.
Scripps Ranch High School head football coach Marlon Gardinera joins us with an update on the push to get the state to re-open youth sports and a preview of a special event on Friday (01/29).
John Cox, founder of Change CA, and one of the leaders in the effort to recall Newsom talks about the need for all businesses to open faster. Then James Hirsen of Newsmax talks about Biden's executive orders and wonders why Disney in Florida is open but not in CA
SHEILA WEINBERG: CEO OF TRUTHINACCOUNTING.ORG. ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF THE NEW FINANCIAL STATE OF CITIES REPORT... INCLUDING SAN DIEGO. THE REPORT REVEALS MUCH MORE THAN LOCAL LEADERS WANT TO ADMIT.
JUSTIN HART: DATA EXPERT, TALKS ABOUT THE ABRUPT CHANGE IN THE STATE PARAMETERS ON COVID-19 AND WHAT WE STILL DON’T KNOW REGARDING HOW DECISIONS ARE MADE USING DATA. THE STATE STILL REFUSES TO GIVE AWAY INFORMATION AS TO HOW THEY COME TO THEIR DECISIONS FULLY.
TIM GRAHAM: NEWSBUSTERS.ORG, REVEALS THE NATIONAL MEDIA AGENDA THAT HAS LOCAL IMPACT AND WHAT’S NEXT WITH THE TRUMP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL IN THE SENATE.
KRISTIN GASPAR: FORMER SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR, REVEALS WHAT’S LIKELY NEXT FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY UNDER THE NEW MAJORITY LEADERSHIP, AND THE SURPRISING SHIFT BY NEWSOM REGARDING STATE LOCK DOWN ORDERS.
GARO MINASSIAN: OWNER OF PARK BISTRO IN BANKERS HILL, THE REOPEN OF LOCAL BUSINESS IN SAN DIEGO.
KIM KIDRICK: PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE SAN DIEGO AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, WHERE INDOOR MUSEUMS FALL IN THE REOPEN PHASE.
TOM DEL BECCARO: POLITICALVANGUARD.COM, WITH THE LATEST ON THE SURPRISE CHANGES IN NEWSOM THE LOCK DOWN ORDER… AND THE RECALL GAINING STRENGTH.
DIANE BELL: SD UNION-TRIBUNE COLUMNIST WHO ENDED UP IN THE HOSPITAL ON A VENTILATOR FOR SEVERAL DAYS WITH COVID.
MICHAEL CURRAN: SD ATTORNEY REPRESENTING HUNDREDS OF LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS DECLARING THEMSELVES “PEACEFUL PROTEST ZONES”, STAYING OPEN DESPITE STATE RESTRICTIONS.
ALLISON GLADER: SAN DIEGAN WHO WAS A LONG TIME PRODUCER FOR LARRY KING TALKS ABOUT HIS LEGACY AND IMPACT ON RADIO AND TELEVISION.
MICHAEL REAGAN: TALKING ABOUT GOVERNOR NEWSOM‘S POSSIBLE LIFTING OF THE STAY AT HOME ORDER FOR THE ENTIRE STATE TODAY… AND THE NEW BIDEN ADMINISTRATION MOVES.
RON GLADNICK: HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AT TORREY PINES HIGH SCHOOL COME OUT LEADING THE EFFORT TO GET SAN DIEGO COUNTY AND THE STATE TO OPEN UP FOR YOUTH SPORTS. HE WILL REVEAL WHAT CAME OUT OF HIS MEETING WITH NATHAN FLETCHER ON FRIDAY.
Data expert Justin Hart breaks down the latest COVID numbers in the state and the mysterious disappearance of the flu season. Then Major Garrett makes his weekly visit to discuss the events in DC and the upcoming impeachment trial.
Former US Solicitor general & independent counsel in the Clinton impeachment, Kenneth Starr, tells us about the upcoming impeachment trial - what works and what doesn't. Then economist Stephen Moore discusses the impact Covid & the Biden administration could have on the economy.
ANDY PUZDER: FORMER CEO AND TRUMP LABOR SEC NOMINEE... AUTHOR OF “THE CAPITALIST COMEBACK”. TALKS ABOUT THE NEW ECONOMIC CHANGES COMING UNDER BIDEN AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR CALIFORNIA DURING THE COVID SITUATION.
JIM DESMOND: SD COUNTY SUPERVISOR. HAS THE LATEST ON TIGHTENING COUNTY RESTRICTIONS AND VACCINE DISTRIBUTION, AS WELL AS POSSIBILITIES OF BUSINESSES OPENING MORE BROADLY.
DR JEFF BARKE: MD AS THE LATEST ON CALIFORNIA CHANGING COVID-19 NUMBERS AND RESTRICTIONS, AND THE IMPACT OF THE VACCINES. ALSO GOVERNMENT MAY BE CHANGING THE MEASURING OF COVID CASES AGAIN.
CHRISTOPHER C. HORNER: WITH GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY & OVERSIGHT GOVOVERSIGHT.ORG
WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE UNITED STATES NOW THAT BIDEN HAS US BACK IN THE PARIS CLIMATE AGENDA? AND NEW ENVIRONMENTAL RESTRICTIONS FOR CALIFORNIA?
BRIAN JONES: CA STATE SENATOR FROM SD COUNTY. TALKS ABOUT NEWSOM, THE RECALL, STATE RESTRICTIONS AND WHAT’S EXPECTED, STATE AND LOCAL, NOW THAT BIDEN IS PRESIDENT. WILL CALL IN.
LT COL (RET.) BUZZ PATTERSON: FORMER MILITARY AIDE TO PRESIDENT CLINTON. WE’LL TALK ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED AT THE INAUGURATION TODAY AND NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS MOVING FORWARD.
TIM GRAHAM: EXECUTIVE EDITOR OF NEWSBUSTERS.ORG, REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON DC ABOUT TODAY’S EVENTS AND MEDIA COVERAGE.
Rowan Scarborough: National security reporter for the Washington Times. Talks about new revelations in the Russia dossier case and unanswered questions that will now most likely be not coming to light once Biden becomes president.
Rachel Bovard: Senior Director of policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute in DC. She’ll have the latest on the coming agenda from Capitol Hill.
Richard Barrera,: VP of San Diego Unified School Board, Talks about Cindy Marten’s nomination to a new federal post and what that means for the local district. Also when will the schools reopen?
Bob Ottilie: San Diego attorney and expert on the San Diego port district. Discusses his UT op Ed today. Big opportunities for local business and Port of SD,
More discussion of the life & legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr with Star Parker, founder of Urban Cure, and Dr. Burt Folsom, historian from Hillsdale College.
Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. joins us to remember the life and legacy of her uncle.
Let them play!! County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us to discuss the effort to resume youth sports as well possible tighter restrictions across the state.
CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett has the latest on historic preparations for the inauguration and new tension over impeachment. Then Dr. Kelly Victory breaks down the newest covid numbers.
Should County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher resign after comments he made about people what want to recall Governor Newsom? Carl DeMaio, chairman of Reform California, joins us to discuss this and the state imposed restrictions due to covid.
How the impeachment and uncertainty in DC could affect us in CA. What's next with the lockdown? Guests are Michael Reagan of the Regan Foundation and James Hirsen of Newsmax.
Tim Graham from Media Research Center in DC joins us with the latest on concerns about freedom of speech restrictions after Trump leaves. Then we talk with an attorney who represents hundreds of local businesses who are staying open in defiance of state restrictions.
Congressman Darrell Issa checks in form the Capitol on today's impeachment vote and other challenges they're facing after last week's riots.
How will the newest version of the County Board of Supervisors change how we respond to the lockdown? Looking at the San Diego County COVID-19 numbers…the number of deaths per day seems to be skyrocketing and yet the fatality rate is still under 1%… What’s the deal? Guests are our favorite economist Justin Hart and former County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar.
The latest on possible impeachment of the President, the 25th amendment, and how difficult it would be for the President to get the nuclear codes and cause havoc? Guests: Tom Del Becarro of Political Vanguard and Lt. Col (ret.) Buzz Patterson.
Ron Gladnick, head football coach at Torrey Pines High School, talks about how he’s mounting a challenge to Newsom and Fletcher over youth sports lock down during COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, former Gov. Arnold speaks out on Trump.
New SD County Supervisor Joel Anderson talks about the new democrat majority on the board and the push to remake many issues. John Bolton, former National Security Advisor and US Ambassador to the UN, discusses new national security risks in light of the events of last week, and transition issues with the presidency.
Journalist Andy Ngo discusses the possibility of Antifa infiltration into the DC Riots.
Michael Curran, the attorney representing hundreds of local restaurants that are staying open talks about the ongoing battle with the state lockdown orders. Former Padres player Kurt Bevacqua joins Mark to talk bout the passing of former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda. Then, economist Steven Moore looks at what's ahead from the Biden Administrations.
How will things change in the aftermath of yesterday's mess in Washington, DC? We discuss this with Democratic analyst Doug Shoen and Star Parker, author of "Necessary Noise", who was in the middle of it all yesterday.
Jim Hirsen of Newsmax joins Mark and to talk about the disastrous events in DC yesterday and what could be next.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about the new look of the Board of Supervisors, the latest COVID restrictions and possible relief for small businesses. Then breaking news coverage of protests that turned violent on Capitol Hill during the count of the Electoral College votes.
We are joined by Michael Reagan of the Reagan Foundation and Tim Graham of Newsbusters to discuss the electoral college vote count and the Georgia Senate election
UC San Diego professor Dr. Kimberly Prather discusses her plan for reducing community transmission of COVID. Newly crowned chair of the County Board of Supervisors, Nathan Fletcher, tells us he knows what's best for us.
Political Vanguard publisher Tom Del Beccaro tells us about the latest challenges face Gov. Newsom and the importance of the Georgia Senate race. Then CA State Senator Melissa Melendez talks about her new bill to eliminate fines imposed on businesses affected by COVID-19
Scott Walker, president of the Young Americas Foundation talks about what we can expect under the Biden administration and what we can expect with no end in sight for the state's lockdowns.
Fox Nation's Lara Logan talks about the President's last chance to hold onto the office & the importance of tomorrow's Georgia senate run off. Then, newly sworn in Congressman Darrel Issa discusses the battles ahead of him in the new Congress.
Mark Plays some low-lights of the "The View" Higlighting their biased treatment of President Trump and contrasting it with their unwavering love for Joe Biden.
We share several examples of how the media praise and coddle the Dems while shaming and tearing down President Trump.
Data expert Justin Hart breaks down the real numbers behind the extended stay at home (aka "lockdown") order and Todd Gloria's mayoral edict. James Hirsen of newsmax.com discusses the Biden transition and the idiocy of the CA shutdown.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about how the county is dealing with the lunacy of the stay at home order and destruction of small businesses. Then we get an update on the efforts to recall Newsom from John Cox from recallgavin2020.com
The major TV networks are ignoring the CA Supreme Court's ruling on Prop 57 & sexual predators. Tim Graham from newsbusters.org talks about this story and why no one is covering it. Plus, the latest on the extended "stay at home" order.
Lt. Col. Oliver North, USMC (ret.) talks about new national security concerns and the transition to a Biden administration.
Gov. Newsom is set to extend the lockdown. Dr. Mark Atlas & State Senator Brian Jones join us to discuss what we can do and if the lockdown even helps.
Jean Schulz, widow of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, talks about her late husband's iconic cartoon characters and the classic TV program "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
Mark's mom, Inga, and her alter ego "Olga the Swedish maid" join us to talk about the family's Christmas traditions. Then we're joined by astronaut Jim Lovell who was preparing to land on the moon in Apollo 8 on this day in 1968.
Our annual Christmas Eve (Eve) show. Today we speak with Jean Schulz, widow of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz discusses the classic show "A Charlie brown Christmas".
Tim Graham from newsbusters.org has the latest on media bias and the next stimulus package. State Senator Melissa Melendez reacts to the possible extension of the stay at home order. Joe Biden mentions a national mask mandate.
With the Governor talking about extending the stay at home order, what can restaurants do to survive? Mark is joined by County Supervisor Jim Desmond and Chuck Ross, owner of Casa de Reyes in Old Town.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells tells us about rallies being help in his city to keep local businesses open even with the current state restrictions. Then U-T columnist Nick Canepa talks about sports during Covid and his sports wishes for 2021.
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton tells us the latest on the Russian cyber attack...or was it China?
Our official economist, Stephen Moore, joins us to discuss today's job numbers and a possible COVID relief bill. Then Major Garrett, chief Washington correspondent for CBS News joins us to complain about the Russian hacking developments.
We have the latest on restaurants reopening in the wake of the judge's order and the state's attempts to shut them down again. Mark is joined by County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar. The owner of park Bistro can't even celebrate reopening because the city is taking away is al fresco area...for bikes!
Supervisor Fletcher says we should skip Christmas just this once because we didn't follow the rules at Thanksgiving. County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about this and whether a court ruling about restaurants reopening will be challenged by the county.
A judge rules restaurants to be essential and says they can reopen if they follow COVID guidelines. What is the next move for the State? State Senator Brian Jones talks about it with Mark. Then, James Hirsen from Newsmax has the latest on the legal battles over the presidential election.
Mark reviews the latest epiphanies from Governor Newsom. Then, China steps up espionage in the US. We get the latest form Bill Gertz, Nat'l Security correspondent for the Washington Times.
The latest on the new COVID vaccine and what it means for the continuing restrictions with guest Dr. Mona Hacker, Dir of Horizon Clinical Research. Then the latest on the media bias against Donald Trump with Tim Graham, Exec Editor of newsbusters.org.
Dr. Jeff Barke, MD. joins us with the latest on the new vaccines and expectations, as well as the long winter of COVID-19 ahead.
We listen live to Gov. Newsom as he tells us the vaccine does not mean we can go back to normal any time soon. Also, what's next in the Presidential transition & mew concerns about national security.
County Supervisor Kristen Gaspar has the latest on the covid restrictions and the increasing problem of human trafficking. Michael Regan talks vaccines and shut-downs.
How tight can government restrictions get? County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about relief for businesses under the current restrictions and how more owners are resisting compliance.
Dr. Wilma Wooten did not know the answer when asked about last year's ICU numbers during a recent news conference. Isn't that her job to know? CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett talks about the latest developments in DC.
Economist Stephen Moore of Freedom Works talks about the latest job numbers and possible Covid relief package. Then Dr. Kelly Victory tries to clear up the confusing parameters from Gov. Newsom as more of the state gets shut down.
The iHeart Rady Children’s Giveathon continues today! We hear from brave patients
and families as they share about their experience at Rady Children’s Hospital. Our lives have been put on hold this year, but for those families whose little ones are waiting for a new heart, or need their next round of chemo, their treatment doesn’t stop and they can’t wait until the pandemic is
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The iHeart Rady Children’s Giveathon continues today! We hear from brave patients
and families as they share about their experience at Rady Children’s Hospital. Our lives have been put on hold this year, but for those families whose little ones are waiting for a new heart, or need their next round of chemo, their treatment doesn’t stop and they can’t wait until the pandemic is
over. You can help them today by calling 1-800-258-0007 or you can text AM760 to 51555
Rady Children’s Hospital is a nonprofit and 100% of your donation helps kids and families in need.
Today is the first day of the iHeart Rady Children’s Giveathon! We hear from brave patients
and families as they share about their experience at Rady Children’s Hospital. Our lives have been put on hold this year, but for those families whose little ones are waiting for a new heart, or need their next round of chemo, their treatment doesn’t stop and they can’t wait until the pandemic is
over. You can help them today by calling 1-800-258-0007 or you can text AM760 to 51555
Rady Children’s Hospital is a nonprofit and 100% of your donation helps kids and families in need.
Today is the first day of the iHeart Rady Children’s Giveathon! We hear from brave patients
and families as they share about their experience at Rady Children’s Hospital. Our lives have been put on hold this year, but for those families whose little ones are waiting for a new heart, or need their next round of chemo, their treatment doesn’t stop and they can’t wait until the pandemic is
over. You can help them today by calling 1-800-258-0007 or you can text AM760 to 51555
Rady Children’s Hospital is a nonprofit and 100% of your donation helps kids and families in need.
Jim Kidrick, president of the San Diego Air & Space Museum joins us to remember the life of Chuck Yeager who passed away today at age 97.
John Cox from Change CA joins us with his assessment of the latest COVID restrictions and the hypocrisy of gov't officials living the "do as I say, not as I do" mantra. Then SDUSD VP Richard Barrera addresses criticism of the district's racial sensitivity training.
Outgoing City Councilman Scott Sherman has some advice for the new administration as the COVID clamp downs get tighter. Can the State Senate do anything to counter what Newsom is imposing.
We take a look at the latest ICU numbers and ask why our county, with plenty of beds, is linked in with half of the state. Data expert Justin Hart joins us to try to figure it all out.
What will happen to restaurants if they have to close down to all but take out for the holidays? What about retail? We discuss this with economist Stephen Moore, Major Garrett from CBS News and the owner of Park Bistro.
SD Mayor Kevin Faulconer joins us to discuss the current governor's latest edicts and restrictions...and find out if the mayor has eyes on Sacramento. State Senator Brian Jones also joins us to talk about the newest restrictions.
Nationally syndicated columnist Cal Thomas talks with us about the latest on the election controversy and whether the country will heal from it. Then we wonder what got into Nathan Fletcher's head at yesterday's briefing.
Could the county go on Newsom's double secret probation? Mike Reagan & Jim Hirsen (newsmax.com) join us to discuss what type of tighter restrictions may be coming from on high this week.
Harrison “Jack” Schmitt is one of only four remaining Apollo astronauts who have walked on the moon. 48 years ago today he was getting ready for the launch of America’s most recent moon mission. He talks about where we’re going next in space with SpaceX and others, and how China is heating up the space race.
We start the hour with a Covid-19 update form Dr. Mona Hacker, then Tim Graham from Media Research Center tells us how President Trump will remain a media obsession even after inauguration day.
Mark breaks down Gov. Newsom's latest edict with County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar. Then Mark digs into Supervisor Nathan Fletcher's comments on tighter restrictions, large gatherings and his advice to just wear a d*^@ mask.
Mark talks about the possibility of "deep purple" restrictions from Gov. Newsom with Dr. Kelly Victory as well as Tom Del Beccaro from Political Vanguard.
Rachel Bovard is the Sr. Dir, of Policy at the Conservative Policy Institute in DC. She talks with Mark about the latest on the battle for control of the Senate and possible Covid-19 relief efforts.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond joins us to talk about anticipated new covid restrictions this week. Then National Review correspondent John Fund talks about the Presidential transition and continuing ballot concerns.
Mark is joined by economist Stephen Moore and Bill Gertz, National Security Columnist for the Washington Times.
If Joe Biden ends up becoming President, what will our country look like post-Trump? And what does that mean for our military?
Will we even be able to enjoy Thanksgiving with all of the crazy restrictions in place?
Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com joins Mark to talk about the latest in the Trump-Biden craziness. Then local restaurant owner Garo Minassian talks about the stress of doing business with the ever-tightening restrictions.
LA County is closing outdoor dining starting tomorrow. How far will this go? Mark talks with State Senator Brian Jones and Covid-19 data expert Justin Hart about the restrictions and what we can still do.
State Senator Melissa Melendez tells us how she's fighting back against the Governor's overreach with his "limited stay at home order". Then County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar discusses what's next as the County fights back against the "curfew".
"Do this don't do that, can't you read the sign"? The line from the 70's hit song says it all. How do we keep track of what we can can can't do? Congressman Tom McClintock talks with Mark about his speech about Gavin Newsom and El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells tells us how the first weekend of "limited stay at home orders" went in his city.
President Trump called former WH Nat'l Security Advisor John Bolton "dumb". What does the Ambassador think about that? He tells mark as well as giving us the latest on the never-ending election. Then, Freedom Works economist talks about how the latest lockdowns are affecting the local and national economies.
Mark previews the big giveathon happening tomorrow with Armstrong & Getty as well as Sandy Luhmkuhler, the founder of the Warrior Foundation. You can donate at warriorfoundation.org or call 619-578-2615.
Katy Grimes , Editor of the California Globe tells us about Gov. Newsom’s latest powers and expanded “guidance” and contradictions.
Investigative reporter Alex Berenson reveals the truth about virus lockdowns and whether they are effective. Then Tim Graham of newsbusters.org talk about media bias and the election controversy.
Dr. Kelly Victory, M.D., talks about how much of what she has predicted is coming true in the way the state is making the COVID-19 situation worse.
Sandy Lehmkuhler (Warrior Foundation Freedom Station) previews a big week ahead and what the impact will be on our troops.
Kevin Kiley (CA State Assembly) just won his lawsuit against Newsom over the weekend, and if the current amping up of emergency powers is the governor heading off what may come from that lawsuit.
Political Vanguard's Tom Del Becarro touches on Governor @GavinNewsom's latest plans and provides an update on the national presidential race.
John Cox ran against Gavin Newsom Governor in 2018 and will likely run against him again, but he talks about the new crackdown, compliance threats in the state, and the impact on businesses.
Former Virginia Governor, & United States Senator, George Allen talks about the challenges as Republicans try to keep the Senate, and he breaks down the nonsense when government tells us what’s “essential and nonessential”
SD County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about business options now that the dreaded Purple Tier 1 is back.
Dr. Jeff Barke, M.D., explains what’s really going on with the state system of unattainable metrics, as well as what we really need to get off of this nonstop cycle.
Steve Schnall (Executive Associate Athletic Director, SDSU) provides an amazing opportunity to donate blood and help out the American Red Cross and the Aztecs all the same.
Would you actually report a neighbor for violating the new restrictions? San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones reacts to the county's latest directions on enforcement.
Sheriff Bill Gore joins Mark to discuss what kind of enforcement we can expect. CA GOP Chair Jessica Patterson also joins us to talk about the new restrictions.
State Senator Brian Jones from Santee and SD Chamber of Commerce president Jerry Sanders join Mark to discuss what options are available to small business owners as the State tightens its grip on us all.
The latest on the ballot controversies, the recounts and Newsom tightening the screws on us.
Former candidate for CA governor John Cox and USC Health Economist Joel Hay join Mark to discuss the realities of the new covid restrictions effect on our economy...and it isn't good news.
The latest on the fight for President and reaction to the latest lockdown by the State. Mark talks with Tim Graham from newsbuster.org, County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar and Dr. Scott Atlas of the Hoover Institution & current top COVID-19 advisor to Pres. Trump.
We discuss the tightening COVID restrictions in the state and what we can do about them with Tom Del Beccaro from politicalvanguard.com, Justin Hart of rationalground.com, and then SD Air & Space Museum Pres & CEO Jim Kidrick discusses challenging the county & state over the new restrictions.
Urban CURE founder Star Parker and El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells discuss the COVID 19 restrictions in CA and what we can do to fight back.
Michael Reagan debates Mark on what President Trump should do next. Then, newly elected Congressman Darrell Issa fills us in on his plans for the district.
Former Nat'l Security Advisor & UN Ambassador John Bolton talks with mark about the controversy over the election results and whether the Dems are actually smart enough to pull of election fraud. Then, SD City Councilman Scott Sherman discusses what's next at City Hall.
Continuing coverage of the vote counting and possible recounting in some states as we wait to see who the next President will be. Mark is joined by CBS News Chief White House correspondent Major Garrett.
Former WH Press Secretary Sean Spicer gives us his perspective on the ongoing counting in many states.
We break down the latest covid numbers and the chance of our county going back to purple with data analyst Justin Hart. Then we take a look at the Wisconsin recount with former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.
Forgotten in all the election news is the fact that SD county may slip back into the highly restrictive purple tier because of the pandemic. Then we take a look at all the lawsuits being filed over the election results.
Tom DelBeccaro of politicalvanguard.com joins Mark to discuss what is going on with demands for recounts and mysterious loads of "newly discovered ballots" around the country.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks about the craziness of the local elections including Kristin Gaspar's loss. Rachel Bovard of the Conservative Partnership Institute gives her view on the national elections and what has happened so far. Finally, Tim Graham of newsbusters.org talks about the way the election has been covered in the media.
Mark is joined by Darrell Issa, Republican candidate in the 50th Congressional district race and . Barbara Bry, SD City Council member, With final arguments as to why she should be chosen overtired Gloria in the San Diego mayor’s race.
Mark Talks with Tom Del Beccaro, politicalvanguard.com about today’s election and the road ahead. Ammar Campa-Najjar, Democrat candidate in the 50th congressional district calls in to , give his final arguments in the race. Finally Kevin Kiley, California assembly member and attorney who just won a court case challenging Newsom‘s executive power during the pandemic.
Are voters tired of President Trump's act? Michael Regan thinks the answer to that will decide the election.
Miranda Devine of the NY Post has the latest on the Biden email controversy and why the main stream media don't want you to know about it. Then County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar updates on on the state Covid response and what is in store on election day.
County Supervisor hopeful Kristin Gaspar updates mark on her campaign. Richard Rovsek of the Spirit of Liberty Foundation shares his excitement over the completion of the cross country torch relay, which started here in SD. Finally, Major Garrett of CBS News goes over the numbers in the final days of the election season.
Guests include our favorite liberal, Bob Beckel, with his rosy outlook on Joe Biden's chances at winning. Then we take a look at important propositions on the Ca ballot with Jon Coupal form the Howard Jarvis taxpayers Foundation. Then we take a look at the booming economy with Stephen Moore from the Heritage Foundation.
Star parker, co-founder of Urban Cure discusses how race is being used this political season, Amar Campa-Najjar responds to what Darrell Issa had to say last hour and San Diego Unifies president Richard Barrera updates us on the latest reopening plans.
Poway Mayor & County Supervisor candidate Steve Vaus talks about the battle for power at the County and his bid for supervisor, Darrell Issa talks about his race against Amar Campa-Najjar and James Hirsen of newsmax.com has the latest on the race for President.
Mark Talks with Pete Wilson, former CA Governor. Member of the New Majority organization. Concerned about Newsom making voting more confusing and difficult. He will also talk about CA props, especially 15.
Mark starts the hour conversing with Lara Logan, Fox News Nation host; Former 60 Minutes and CBS News war correspondent. The pair discuss election fraud and how the left plans to “shut down the country” if Biden doesn’t win.
Mark talks with the Senator about the latest on the big Senate confirmation vote for new Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett and the presidential campaign. She’ll also have the latest on a potential stimulus bill.
Mark welcomes Barbara Bry, SD City Council member,
Running for SanDiego Mayor versus Todd Gloria. The polls show the race his neck and neck. Should give us the latest on the competition and what you anticipate for the election on Tuesday. Plus where SanDiego needs to go quickly, in these days of Covid revenue.
Mark welcomes San Diego City Couniclman Scott Sherman to the program with the latest City Hall update and new concerns about lack of revenue due to COVID-19.
Mark discusses today’s Supreme Court confirmation vote, impact on the election and the Trump-Biden race with Dick Morris.
Mark takes a deeper look into the debate and what was said by each side. Then CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett jumps in. Has was fact checking last night's debate and gives us his insight.
James Hirsen of newsmax.com discusses last night's debate and where the campaigns go from here. Plus, Mark talks with Miranda Divine of the New York Post. She broke the story about the Hunter Biden allegations.
Economic advisor to the President, Stephen Moore, joins us to talk about what the President can do to keep the economy & recovery moving forward...and previews tonight's debate.
Ca Assembly Member Kevin Kiley and State Senator Brian Jones join Mark to discuss just how much power the Governor really has vs how much he thinks he has in controlling our lives.
Gov. Newsom continues his clamping down on the state as he sets unreasonable rules for theme parks to reopen. Michael Reagan, president of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, talks with Mark about this and what he thinks will happen in tomorrow's presidential debate.
Former US Solicitor General Kenneth Starr delves into upcoming vote on Amy Coney Barrett and charges by the Dem against Bill Barr. County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar tries to understand the latest word Covid rules. Tim Graham, exec editor of Newsbusters.org, talks about media bias covering Trump & Biden and the virus crisis.
San Diego Unified VP Richard Barrera talks about how the district will handle students returning to the classroom if the county goes into the purple zone...and says the district is racist.
Tom Del Beccaro from Political Vanguard discusses just how confusing the state guidelines are then give a preview of Thursday's presidential debate.
Former Trump deputy campaign manager Rick Gates talks with Mark about the was the candidates are handling themselves on the campaign. Then, County Registrar Michael Vu discusses measures in place to protect your vote and to stop people from casting more than one vote.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond & John Cox, chairman of Change CA and COVID survivor, join Mark to discuss the possibility of tighter restrictions in the state and what businesses need to do to flourish right now.
Lara Logan of Fax Nation discusses the removal of the Pete Wilson statue & the potential for violence tied to the election then CBS News correspondent Major Garrett review the town halls and previews his Sunday show "The Takeout" heard at 11 am on AM 760.
Former US Attorney General Ed Meese joins Mark to talk about the latest on the Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings. Then our official show economist Stephen Moore gives us the real story on the economy. Finally, Dr. Kelly Victory giver her perspective on COVID-19 and the coming flu season...and the confusing CA color-coded system.
Mark comments on and plays segments of President Trumps Campaign rally in North Carolina.
Mark welcomes local Covid-19 data expert Justin Hart to the show to discuss all things covid-19 in SD.
Lou Penrose filling in for Mark Larson, talked with the founder of the "controversial" facebook group Defend East County.
Mark follow the ACB hearings and talks with Tom Del Beccaro, politicalvanguard.com. Tim Graham of News Busters.org, and Congressman Darrel Issa.
Doug Schoen (Democratic pollster and strategist) talks the latest about the debates, and the state of the Trump-Biden race.
John Fund (National Review, and author of books on voter fraud) has refuted the constant claims from the left and there have been no cases of voter fraud. He expands on the home stretch towards Election Day.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) talks about fellow Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s political attacks against her and preview potentially what will come from tomorrow’s state COVID-19 update.
Potential ballot fraud is a big problem, and Gehane Ribeyre is a San Diego woman who received a ballot for her dead husband. She’s a Canadian citizen who can’t vote but her deceased husband can?
Stephen Moore (economist, and WSJ contributor) details the latest job numbers and unemployment stats, and the recovering economy.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) discusses the presidential race, whether or not there will be a presidential debate or not… and possibilities of another stimulus relief bill.
Dr. Brian Tyson, M.D., is an El Centro doctor and talks about the impact of cases there throughout Southern California and his views on treatment that President Trump is getting.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes last night's vice presidential debate, and how the fly that landed on VP Mike Pence's might be getting an agent soon enough.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) comments on the latest updates from Dr. Wilma Wooten (County Public Health Officer) and how she supports Governor Newsom's latest metrics counties need to meet in order to advance toward the less-restrictive tiers.
Candidates squaring off in the vacant 50th Congressional District, Darrell Issa and Ammar Campa-Najjar go toe-to-toe and explain why political campaigns get so nasty down the stretch, how the VP debate went last night, and what Governor Newsom needs to go to get California back on track.
Rowan Scarborough (Washington Times) has been covering the Russian interference story involving the Obama administration and then-candidate Donald Trump, and disturbing new revelations have come to light.
NewsRadio 600 KOGO's Lou Penrose previews what to look for in tonight's one and only 2020 Vice Presidential Debate from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Kyle Kraska (CBS 8's Sports Director) is hosting another Celebration of Heroes blood drive at Pechanga Arena San Diego and shares the details of the event coming up on October 20.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) updates on the mainstream media coverage of President Trump vs. Joe Biden, as well as more revelations and disclosures of the Russian controversy involving Hillary Clinton.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) explains why he and many others are confused about the new metrics counties need to meet in the state's new healthy equity report as it relates to COVID-19.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) previews tomorrow's debate between VP Mike Pence, and Kamala Harris in Salt Lake City, as well as what Governor Gavin Newsom needs to do for California to reopen more.
Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) talked about the President's battle with COVID-19, his plan in getting it under control, as well as the upcoming confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson discussed what it's like working with the President especially given President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis.
Brian Jones (CA State Senator) analyzes how he recovered from COVID-19 and what the president should expect. Jones also updated on some of the laws that have been signed by Newsom in recent days.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) talks about what should we expect about the governors special announcement today, with tomorrow being the weekly update on color codes and levels of restrictions.
Dr. Kelly Victory, M.D., talks about the President's COVID diagnosis and possibly being released from the hospital today, as well as all the theories now about the White House having done “superspreader” events.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) talks about how our county stays in the red zone for one more week, and what happens if we fall back in the wrong direction.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) talks about the Trump and Biden campaign especially now that the president is quarantined. What’s next for the debates and for the campaign? And, how 'bout them Padres last night?
Dr. Jeff Barke, M.D., (Orange County physician) expands on the president and first lady of testing positive for COVID-19, and what’s next along with the long-term impact on the country.
Stephen Moore (economist & WSJ contributor) discusses the impact of the presidential COVID-19 news on the economy since markets were down at the start, and there's lots to talk about the jobs report.
President Donald Trump's former 2016 deputy campaign manager David Bossie sums up the wild first presidential debate in 2020.
Justin Hart (COVID-19 data collector and data expert) answers a couple important questions: Will San Diego County constantly be at the risk of increased lockdowns? What do the state’s new numbers really mean?
San Diego mayoral candidate Barbara Bry (SD City Council) and her opponent, Assemblyman Todd Gloria, are continuing to throw accusations toward each other as the race heats up.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses the latest conspiracy theories (if there's any credence to them) about Joe Biden and his performance and appearance during Tuesday night's debate.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) elaborates on the fallout from last night's presidential debate and how Joe Biden stepped in it a little and needs to do an about-face based on his vision on his website.
David Bossie (President Trump's former deputy campaign manager in 2016) recapped last night's "debate" between President Donald Trump and former VP Joe Biden.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) has all the mainstream media's reaction to last night's presidential debate.
John Cox (Fmr. GOP candidate for CA Governor, and Founder of Change California) updates on the recall effort to remove Governor Gavin Newsom from office, and how to battle the raging wildfires throughout the state.
Rebecca Jones (San Marcos Mayor) talks about what concerns there are with yet another possibility we could go to a more state- restricted level as cities like hers continue to reopen.
Joseph Travers ("Saved in America") talks about President Trump is providing millions to fight human trafficking, and how Newsom’s newly-signed SB 145 bill is incredibly dangerous.
Star Parker (Founder, UrbanCURE) explains the continuing development of racial tensions in America, including an anti-racist proponent and advocate who called the woman, who President Trump nominated for the Supreme Court, a white "colonizer" because she and her husband adopted a couple kids from Haiti.
Michael Reagan (President, Reagan Legacy Foundation) talks about how the debates should be for the real competition to throw punches and not claim to have your opponent get tested to see if he's on drugs or not.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) lays out the accusations, as reported by The New York Times, against President Trump in regards to tax evasion and not being taxed enough, and how his opponent, based on the accusations, fits in the same category.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) talks about the flu season and how people truly feel about the COVID-19 effects have had on them, as well as a preview of President Trump's pick for the vacant Supreme Court seat.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) explains how California hasn't done its homework in declaring emissions-free cars by 2035 and how batteries in electric cars are going to be charged.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) previews President Trump's Supreme Court nomination this weekend, as well as providing some commentary on National One Hit Wonder Day.
Lou Penrose examines different aspects of the aftermath from the grand jury investigation into the death of Breonna Taylor and why there's an incredible overreaction and blatant disregard for thoughtful criticism by the rioters/violent protesters.
Former Congressman John Campbell elaborates on Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order to ban new sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 to become a zero-emissions state.
Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner talks to Lou Penrose about the Open Cal Now rally held Tuesday along with San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond to help businesses get back to normal operations.
Scott Lewis (Voice of San Diego) discusses the significant drops in enrollment at elementary schools across the county while battling the coronavirus.
KOGO Radio's Lou Penrose wonders if he's the only one who is feeling left out in reflecting on the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and talks about how this insane reaction to the death of a government employee is getting overdone.
Richard Rovsek (Spirit of Liberty Foundation) talks about an event that will work in coordination with the San Diego Air & Space Museum called "America’s Operation Thank You: The Relay in the Sky."
Scott Sherman (SD City Council) shares his thoughts after attending in support of a pro-business rally outside the County building yesterday afternoon.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) is doing some investigative journalism into the Mormon family that was killed by the cartels in Mexico months ago and how nobody seems to care about the loss of these lives.
P.J. O'Rourke talks about his new book, “A Cry from the Far Middle: Dispatches from a Divided Land."
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) reflects on the second round of closed-door deliberations on whether or not to help businesses stay open despite the governor's public health orders.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) talks about what’s next with Gavin Newsom‘s latest color-code restriction game.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) previews the 2nd closed-door meeting with his colleagues on whether or not to challenge Governor Newsom's public health order so businesses can reopen.
Former NY Times reporter Alex Berenson explains why COVID-19 lockdowns don’t work... and promote his new book, an extension to the lies about the real numbers of people who've been infected and died from COVID-19.
Genevieve Lopez (Chair, Walk to End Alzheimer's) promote the annual walk going on today, and talks about how it’s not a virtual walk but it’s a walk in many places with social distancing.
Mary Khoshmashrab (SANDAG independent auditor) reveals what really went on in Friday's meeting, & where things go next in the process.
Economist, and Wall Street Journal contributor, Stephen Moore talks about the latest numbers on the economy and what’s really happening with the jobs numbers.
CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett shares his thoughts on last night's CNN Town Hall and how the election looks at this point.
Peter Schweizer has a new film "Riding the Dragon: The Biden's Chinese Secrets" and has been a best-selling author (Secret Empires: How the American Political class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends). He reveals what CNN should've asked Joe Biden last night at its town hall event.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson (Hoover Institution at Stanford) talks about how California is mired in socialism and it's getting worse without proper choices.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) answers a couple questions: What’s next after his motion was defeated in the meeting this week? How can San Diego fight back for common sense openings despite the Governor’s limits?
John Cox (former GOP candidate for CA governor) talks about San Diego County likely sliding back to more restrictions... and the fight to recall Gavin Newsom.
Justin Hart (COVID-19 data collector and researcher) analyzes what is really going on with Newsom’s system of unattainable goals and tiers.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) was beside herself when Governor Newsom notified the public before the board on whether or not to grant an exemption to San Diego in regard to SDSU's recent spike in cases.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) talks about the Trump-Biden race, the Newsom agenda and this weekend’s COVID-era Emmys.
David Horowitz (Author, “BLITZ: Trump Will Smash The Left And Win”) discusses that despite Biden’s rise in the polls and escalating violence in the streets, what's behind the polls.
Byron York (Washington Examiner, & author, "Obsession") reveals what’s really going on with the non-stop opposition from “the Swamp” to Trump including this week's heightened attacks.
Lara Logan (Fox Nation,) talks about her new season of Fox Nation shows about socialism, escalating violence in the streets, the war on police, and what else is to come.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) analyzes current coverage of the Trump Biden election, including an ABC News town hall event with President Trump last night.
Jessica Patterson (Chair, CA GOP) talks about early voting in certain states, and what California is preparing for come the election.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore provided updates on citations during COVID-19 as well as how the recent ambush on LAPD officers in Compton rages on the narrative of being against the police.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) provides some interesting insight on how California was beholden to the federal government in one area prior to President Trump.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond has had enough with the governors “Mother May I?“ restrictions and different tiers. He’s going to propose to the entire board tomorrow that the county just not enforce restrictions as long as businesses keep the sanitation protocols in place, allowing businesses to open fully no matter what the governor is saying.
SANDAG's independent performance auditor Mary Khoshmashrab talks about being under fire for her scathing report on the organization’s spending and the actions of the Executive Director, Hasan Ikhrata.
CAPT Isaac Sanchez (CAL FIRE PIO) updates the Valley Fire in Alpine and other fires across the state as we're getting fully into fire season.
Rachel Bovard (Senior Director of Policy, Conservative Partnership Institute) updates on the latest stonewalling, and impasse of sorts in Congress as both the House and Senate continue to fail agreeing on another bipartisan stimulus relief bill.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) remembers where he was on 9/11 and what stood out when he was covering President George W. Bush, and why the pyramid of intelligence flattened completely on that day.
Col. (Ret.) Oliver North reflects on the 19th anniversary of the devastating, unthinkable terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Jim Floros (President/CEO, Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank) talks with Mark about the AimLoan.com San Diego Blues Festival happening this weekend, and you can listen to it on AM 760.
Stephen Moore (economist, & WSJ contributor) talked about the current economic numbers and the White House's plans to create faster recovery.
Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) pulls no punches in talking about Joe Biden, and even California's own governor Gavin Newsom.
John Cox (former CA Governor candidate) discussed Gavin Newsom's mismanagement of California fires, how the 4-tier system could push back San Diego County onto the naughty list, and the bills Newsom signed to help small businesses.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) pointed out some double standards liberals and progressives discuss when talking about universal mail-in voting to combat President Trump's battle against the idea.
Michael Reagan reacts to Los Angeles County effectively canceling Halloween activities across the board, especially trick-or-treating.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) expresses his frustration over Governor Newsom's changing of the "watch list" to a new "color-coated tier" system and how it's difficult to get back to a sense of normalcy.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) analyzes the crazed reactions to Bob Woodward's interview with President Trump in February when audio shows the POTUS saying he didn't want to cause a panic with the coronavirus by downplaying its deadly nature.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) comments on the latest efforts by the state to curb businesses from reopening properly, and how the San Diego State COVID-19 situation could've easily been avoided.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) analyzes the latest responses from Governor Gavin Newsom, and how liberals who voted for him, want him out of office due to his and the state's responses during the pandemic.
San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer comments on Governor Newsom's actions, the Valley Fire, and how he's helping restaurants and businesses resume indoor operations.
Wendy P. McCaw (Publisher, Santa Barbara News-Press) talks about how her newspaper was the first to endorse Donald Trump during his first presidential campaign, and, again, it's the first to endorse him during his presidential re-election campaign.
Donald Luskin (Chief Investment Officer, TrendMacro) talks, simply and plainly, how lockdowns don't work during a pandemic.
A brutal indictment on SANDAG as the independent public auditor is about to get buried for doing her job.
Stephen Moore (WSJ Contributor, and economist) analyzes the latest unemployment numbers and what the election season could present as the economy might be revived by then.
Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) and Mayor Rebecca Jones (San Marcos) are fed up with the confusing color-tiered system that Governor Newsom revealed late last week and making it more cumbersome for businesses to succeed, let alone get by, during the pandemic.
Justin Hart is a collector of data related to all things COVID-19 and he explains how California might never get back to a safe tier to resume normal business operations.
Darrell Issa (Republican candidate for 50th Congressional District) challenges claims made by his opponent, Ammar Campa-Najjar, about possibly getting paid for not signing a pledge against social media taking down factually incorrect posts.
David Bossie (President, Citizens United) is the former deputy campaign manager for President Trump, and he has some rather descriptive thoughts on how Joe Biden is doing during his Q&A's and press conferences as of late.
Ammar Campa-Najjar (Democratic nominee for the vacant 50th Congressional District) poses a challenge for his GOP counterpart Darrell Issa, and Campa-Najjar wants to know why his opponent has been silent on the subject so far.
State Senator Brian Jones is almost fully recovered from COVID-19 and also calls out his Democratic colleagues for failing to pass or reject hundreds of bills last week as chaos and frenzy run amok in Sacramento to end the legislative year Monday night.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) comments on the media's reaction, or lack thereof, toward Speaker Nancy Pelosi's privilege to get special treatment at a closed salon in San Francisco.
Richard Barrera (San Diego Unified School Board VP) outlines the district's plan for reopening in-person learning and how a letter sent to the County by a group scientists and parents advise delaying the reopening.
Melissa Melendez (CA State Senator) shines a light on more EDD mishaps that the governor takes responsibility for yet does nothing to help solve the problem.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) responds to the latest edicts by fellow Supervisor Nathan Fletcher about forcing guests to businesses with indoor operations to sign in with their name and phone number for potential contact-tracing purposes.
John Cox (COVID-19 survivor and business owner) opines on the state's and county's latest guidance for businesses and why it's still so confusing and perhaps too little too late.
Garo Minassian (owner, Parc Bistro in Banker's Hill) has been fed up with politicians butting into the operations of restaurants when they have absolutely no idea what to do in response to the pandemic.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) comments on the latest guidance from Governor Gavin Newsom as counties are now labeled in a colored-tier system as it relates to COVID-19 numbers and percentages.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) unloads yet again on the state of California as he is pushing for looser restrictions and more opportunities for businesses to open and operate yet again while following health and safety protocols.
Nationally-syndicated columnist Cal Thomas analyzes the latest on President Trump v. Joe Biden.
Jim Kidrick (President/CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) opines on the latest reopening measures for businesses and why the new system from Governor Newsom puts ALL businesses in the danger zone if ONE decides to fail protocols.
Dr. Kelly Victory (President, Victory Health LLC) comments on the latest confusing numbers and death rates, and how complicated the new rules are in reopening.
Lou Penrose talks about the vigilante justice (or property defense) by 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, as well as to what Californians will do once they reach a breaking point to leave the house and resume somewhat normal lives.
Former Congressman John Campbell (Ret.) chats w) Lou Penrose on the recap of the Republican National Convention, and what kind of poll bump President Trump could receive on the heels of a historic night.
Star Parker (Founder, Urban C.U.R.E.) has a few thoughts on the increased racial divide across the country and who is responsible for it.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) discusses Speaker Nancy Pelosi's remarks to discourage presidential debates from occurring and saying Joe Biden shouldn't legitimize a conversation with President Trump.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) previews the final night for the 2020 RNC.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells brings up the special EC City Council meeting tomorrow that he plans to propose they don't follow the mass shutdown laws in the county and the state.
Stephen Moore (WSJ contributor, and economist) talks the latest unemployment numbers and how he'll be attending the final night of the RNC at the White House.
Ammar Campa-Najjar (50th Congressional District candidate) talks about he and Duncan D. Hunter burying the hatchet, the DNC & RNC outputs, and how Governor Newsom needs to stop determining winners and losers in terms of businesses opening and staying closed due to the pandemic.
Peggy Ellis is a political strategist and discusses the latest approval, and disapproval, ratings as it pertains to President Trump and how he stacks up against Joe Biden at this point, as well as how the media was reacting to the POTUS conducting a naturalization ceremony during the RNC.
Dinesh D'Souza (author and producer of new film, “Trump Card”) talks socialist tendencies coming from the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and how Day 2 of the RNC panned out.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) looks at the media's reaction and trashing of the RNC via the First Lady's speech last night and how she condemned looting in the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has some thoughts about the latest in the Kenosha Riots, as well as a Day 1 recap and Day 2 preview of Republican National Convention.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) previews the budget meetings taking place this afternoon as well as needing more guidance from Sacramento on reopening businesses in San Diego County.
Dr. Georgine Nanos, M.D. (CEO, Kind Health Group) comments on the latest COVID-19 news, plasma treatment and at times contradictory numbers from the state.
Rebecca Jones (Mayor, San Marcos) is one of the signers of a new letter to governor Newsom, imploring him to get more local control and allow businesses to open soon.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) updates with the latest on a letter he, his colleague Kristin Gaspar, and five North County mayors signed and sent to Governor Newsom requesting clarity and protocol for businesses to reopen.
Michael Reagan chimes in on the opening of the RNC from Charlotte, and how Governor Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti have made anti-Asian declarations.
John Cox (former GOP nominee for CA governor) updates his thoughts on Governor Newsom, as well as the Republican National Convention gets underway.
Barbara Bry (SD City Council, SD mayoral candidate) pulls no punches on the unintended consequences as a result of Assembly Bill 5 as it pertains to independent contractors, and why author Lorena Gonzalez's patching of the bill in terms of exemptions is not a good solution.
Michael Bracken (Development Management Group, Inc., and an economist w/ Southern California Association of Governments) talks about the legitimacy of the coin shortage during the pandemic w) NewsRadio 600 KOGO's Lou Penrose filling in.
NewsRadio 600 KOGO's Lou Penrose pinch-hits and chats with Jennifer Kerns (contributor to The Daily Caller, and The Hill) on the final night of the Democratic National Convention, as well as how Gavin Newsom gets somewhat of a reprieve with rolling blackouts and poor pandemic responses.
Darrell Issa is running for the vacant 50th Congressional District seat, and has some thoughts on the attempts for renewable energy in California, as well as the rolling blackouts happening this week.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) analyzes the DNC so far, and what to expect, as well as how mainstream media raves that no white men spoke at the convention other than the nominee Joe Biden.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) and Stephen Moore (economist, and Wall Street Journal contributor) discuss the speeches made by Kamala Harris and Barack Obama last night at the Democratic National Convention.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) comments on the past couple days of the [virtual] Democratic National Convention, and previews Day 3 with the focus on women in politics.
Mike Aguirre (Fmr. SD City Attorney) talks about the local impact with blackouts and energy savings across California especially with wildfire season upon us.
Brian Jones (CA State Senator) updates the latest happening in Sacramento and how he's working with Lorena Gonzalez on the other side of the political aisle to pass certain bills.
Jessica Patterson (CA GOP Chair) talks about the Republicans prepared to fight in California against potential voter fraud.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer expresses his extreme displeasure with the lack of clarity and guidance from Sacramento and Governor Gavin Newsom for businesses to reopen once given the OK to do so.
Notable supporters and activists for President Trump, Diamond & Silk, promote their new book, and discuss what needs to happen in cities that are rioting and not peacefully protesting.
NewsRadio 600 KOGO's Carl DeMaio leads up "Reform California," and he shines a light on driving to repeal Assembly Bill 5 and how the author of the bill, Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez, refuses to recognize and acknowledge the unintended consequences of trying to turn independent contractors into full-time employees. This includes parents trying to hire tutors to help teach their kids during distanced-learning.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com, Fmr. California GOP Chair) discusses the latest Governor Newsom regulations and possibly re-opening San Diego County, and the first night of the Democrat convention.
Michael Schwartz (Executive Director, San Diego County Gun Owners PAC) comments on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision to effectively toss out Prop 63 in California, which was approved by voters to ban high-capacity magazines in guns.
Bob Beckel (Democratic analyst, and formerly "The Five" host) previews Democratic National Convention. He was also campaign manager for Walter Mondale‘s presidential campaign.
Christopher C. Horner (Government Accountability & Oversight) explaining why California is in such an energy mess right now amid rolling blackouts.
Rebecca Jones (San Marcos Mayor, and SANDAG member) reacts to the SANDAG meeting last week where Executive Director Hasan Ikhrata revealed his grand, expensive plan to renovate and transform public transportation in San Diego.
John Cox (former GOP candidate for CA governor) analyzed Governor's Newsom‘s current performance during the pandemic, and discuss the and confusion over the state “watch list“ & COVID-19 statistics.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) has a multitude of reactions to the $177 billion SANDAG plan for public transportation presented last week.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) discusses the importance of returning kids to school on a number of levels, among other topics.
Jim Kidrick (San Diego Air & Space Museum) looks back on the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II today.
Stephen Moore (economist, Wall Street Journal contributor) shines a light on how the unemployment rate is going down since the CARES Act stipends stopped starting August 1st.
Justin Hart collects data and analyzes the COVID-19 numbers and shows why schools are at such low-risk to spreading and contracting the virus.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) promotes an event he'll be attending for businesses and schools to reopen, as well as the latest COVID-19 numbers and what to expect at tomorrow's big SANDAG meeting.
Dr. Howard Taras, M.D., is the medical consultant for San Diego Unified School District, and he sheds light on the rates of positive cases in kids and what the plan should be once schools reopen.
Dick Morris helped get Bill Clinton elected President of the United States back in 1992. So, he knows a thing or two about how Democrats play their hand in a presidential race, now that Joe Biden has picked Kamala Harris to be his running mate.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) joins in on the analysis of Biden & Harris, as well as putting the election in the hands of people who work for the government their whole lives.
Richard Barrera is the Vice President of the San Diego Unified School Board. He spoke about the latest meeting his group had on Monday and what the plan is going forward based on where San Diego County is in terms of coronavirus cases and percentage rates.
Lisa Daftari (ForeignDeskNews.com) shares information on the international impact of a Biden-Harris ticket should they win the presidency.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) campaigned against Kamala Harris and debated her twice. So, he has some insight on Joe Biden's running mate for Vice President.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) examines the overwhelming adoration the media had in response to Kamala Harris chosen to be Joe Biden's VP.
Justin Hart is a collector of all things data-related and COVID-19-related, and he examines what's the real number to examine as it relates to schools and children, as well as a politically-charged analogy for the future of rising coronavirus numbers.
Also, a discussion on the insanity of shutting down outside performances of comedians at a pair of comedy clubs over the weekend in San Diego.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) comments on the confusion about COVID-19 numbers in California coming from Governor Newsom.
Hasan Ikrhata (Executive Director, SANDAG) shares details about his $177 billion public transportation plan he's scheduled to propose to the board on Friday.
Jim Desmond (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) shares info on a rally in Carlsbad this weekend to help businesses and schools get back on track.
Annie Ellis is an employment attorney and she pulled no punches in response to President Trump signing an executive order where, in addition to states having to contribute 25% of the funds, federal funds of $400/week will go to workers who are unemployed due to the pandemic.
Michael Reagan also comments on President Trump's executive orders, along with Governor Gavin Newsom's actions throughout the pandemic and what the future will hold at the current rate.
The former National Security Adviser to President Trump -- John Bolton -- discussed the latest in the VP sweepstakes for Joe Biden, and what should be the #1 topic discussed at presidential debates this fall should they take place.
John Cox, former GOP nominee for California governor, throws shade at Governor Newsom on his shortcomings and pitfalls during the pandemic.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) updates what's happening in Portland with federal agents leaving and having state and local law enforcement officers trying to maintain the chaos. She also comments on the resolution that was approved by the San Diego City Council to disallow federal officers to handle protests in the city.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) previews what could be happening in the Joe Biden VP sweepstakes, as well as his latest episode on "The Takeout" with former Obama Education Secretary John B. King.
Dr. Joel W. Hay, Ph.D. (USC Professor of Economics and Pharmacology) provides more updates on how schools across Europe are re-opening because kids are not getting infected with COVID-19.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) says President Trump is looking very seriously at a proposal to unilaterally cutting the payroll tax, which would mean workers would get a 7.5% pay raise for the rest of the year.
Dr. Simone Gold was among a group of physicians in Washington, D.C., to discuss benefits of hydroxychloroquine after video promoting drug was censored by Facebook.
Scott Sherman (San Diego City Council) points out a boycott and threatening letter that made the rounds around City Hall and what it means during the pandemic.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses Joe Biden's mental and cognitive strengths, or lack thereof, in recent interviews.
Peter San Nicolas owns the Ramona Fitness Center, and is the first to be criminally charged with violating the state closure edicts and public health orders. He explains what he's been doing and why the numbers don't add up, yet certain establishments can be open instead of gyms.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore has some thoughts about the stats and quotes used by the San Diego Union Tribune about declaring San Diego with the worst jails, and how his proposal for health care in the prisons was approved by the County Board of Supervisors.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) wrote a letter to the County Board of Supervisors asking for clearance to re-open museums (and nonprofits) in San Diego and not to be grouped into the same offenders like restaurants and bars in terms of outbreaks.
Doug Schoen is a Democratic strategist and gives an update on polls and predictions on Joe Biden's chances to dethrone President Trump and Biden's VP pick that looms.
Brian Jones (CA State Senator, 38th District) provides more perspective on why the governor might have trouble delivering positive news, and not positive cases related to COVID-19.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson shares his review of his latest rally running for Congress representing Northern California but also how the pandemic is affecting us as a nation.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times, and author of “The China Threat” and “iWar”) examines the 45-day deadline given by President Trump to Microsoft in buying Tik Tok and how the Chinese play a factor in the potential deal.
Dr. Mona Hacker, M.D. (Director, Horizon Clinical Research), provides an update and shares her thoughts on the masks being worn and how we should prepare for the months ahead during COVID-19.
Scott McEwen (NYT best-selling author) witnessed destruction at the hands of ANTIFA in La Mesa back in May, and referred to them as "punks" and needing to "clean up the trash" during another protest this past weekend, and that forced Facebook to ban him for a few days, claiming hate speech.
Jim Desmond (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) expands on why Governor Gavin Newsom continues to keep businesses and individuals shut down in California without the data proving such an order.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) previews his episode of "The Takeout" with U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) as they discuss many layers of the unrest happening in Portland.
Dr. Kelly Victory, M.D., is a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist with over 15 years of clinical experience. She comments on the surgeries that have been foregone since COVID-19 dominated the landscape.
Stephen Moore poses an idea of a particular tax cut that could help create jobs and get people back to work rather than live off the government dole.
Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) goes on the offensive in terms of her colleague Nathan Fletcher's campaign to hire more social media workers amid the pandemic.
Richard Barrera (Board VP, San Diego Unified School District) posits his theory on what needs to happen for students to come back for in-person education.
Annie Ellis is an employment attorney in San Diego and she explains some of the issues surrounding the state's Employment Development Department and how it's handling the pandemic and providing unemployment insurance for residents.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes President Trump's tweet where he questions delaying the presidential election amid potential voter fraud, and how the media is freaking out over the tweet.
Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) minces no words and pulls no punches in describing the violent protests and rioting in Seattle and Portland in the recent weeks and months.
San Diego City Councilman Scott Sherman comments on the extension of a moratorium on evictions in San Diego during the pandemic while providing a solution.
Tim Graham comments on Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer's animal analogies of the GOP and Democratic stimulus bills in Congress to follow the CARES Act which ends this week.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) and Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) discuss how the pandemic is still going strong yet Americans are showing resolve amid tough circumstances.
A discussion about potentially extending the moratorium on evictions in San Diego during the pandemic, and U.S. Attorney General William Barr testifying in front of the House Judiciary Committee, initially, on the unrest in metropolitan cities across the country that have had federal agents entering to protect federal property.
Dr. Georgine Nanos, M.D., is an epidemiologist, and is the founder and CEO of Kind Health Group. She examines the latest numbers in San Diego County from the pandemic.
Nick Canepa (San Diego Union Tribune) talks about the latest controversy with a third of the Marlins players testing positive for COVID-19 and putting the rest of the league's season in jeopardy.
Alex Berenson (former New York Times reporter) examines all the hard numbers that go often under-reported and unreported during the pandemic.
Jim Desmond (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) proposes the idea of opening in-person education for students in San Diego since they're the least likely to contract the virus.
Mark is joined by Rachel Bovard, senior director of policy at Conservative Partnership Institute in DC.
She’s on Capitol Hill where they’re working on the latest stimulus relief program.
In this episode, Mark is joined by Former Virginia Governor and U.S Senator George Allen, as well as economist Stephen Moore and CBS's Major Garret.
Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) continues to voice her opposition to the lack of her colleagues' attempts to reach out to businesses and work with them to stay open rather than operating by the book to punish them during the pandemic.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) comments on the unfortunate flooding of the museum's basement after a driver accidentally rear-ended and sheared off a hydrant in the museum parking lot.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses the announcement of James Comey's sequel to his best-selling book coming out which is entitled, "Saving Justice: Truth, Transparency and Trust."
Dr. Mona Hacker (Director, Horizon Clinical Research) says no shutdown is necessary for San Diego County, and how kids need to be back in school not just for the obvious but because kids are such a low risk to contract COVID-19.
John Fund (National Review) previews what could be a contentious election season in terms of voter fraud.
New York Times best-selling author Brad Thor celebrates the release of his new book, "Near Dark," and discusses the craziness happening in Houston, Texas.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) examines how CNN loathes President Trump's most recent coronavirus press conference where he changed his tone and approach in fighting COVID-19.
Michael Reagan (President, Reagan Legacy Foundation) unloads on the rioters and unruly protesters destroying major metropolitan cities, calling for the sovereignty of their own territories, and President Trump threatening to deploy federal troops to take back the cities.
Scott Sherman (San Diego City Council) shares some sobering information about a bond measure the council approved to let the voters decide whether or not it passes in November, as well as why businesses had to close yet again last week.
Charlie Duke is the youngest human being to ever walk on the moon (Apollo 16) and was CAPCOM in Mission control during the Apollo 11 landing 51 years ago. He shares his experience of what went down that day with the nation holding its collective breath.
State Senator Brian Jones provides the latest happening up in Sacramento amid the pandemic, and poses a question for his colleagues.
Dr. Joel W. Hay looks at the numbers and important rates on which to focus our attention rather than what the media is feeding us on the daily.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) expands on the latest comments and edicts from Governor Gavin Newsom as it relates to schools reopening for the new academic year.
Dr. Jeff Barke (board-certified primary care physician in coastal Orange County) has personally treated multiple COVID-19 patients, and none of them have needed hospitalization. He provides his analysis on schools reopening and the treatments he's provided his patients.
Justin Hart is an avid collector of COVID-19 data and analyzes it all from left to right, up, down and inside-out. He speaks on the mass confusion of the numbers in recent weeks.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) catches up on the latest from inside the beltway in terms of schools and lockdowns, as well as providing his thoughts on the potential issues facing schools in California, let alone San Diego County.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) explains why the rise in cases doesn't seem to be slowing down a recovering U.S. economy.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses the latest numbers re: COVID-19 out of San Diego.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times) updates on the latest with the Navy and its expeditions across international waters, and where China fits into the whole equation.
Dr. Kelly Victory, M.D. (President, Victory Health, LLC) opens eyes and ears about the lack of importance regarding COVID-19 cases, and the more important hospital aspect that's vastly under-reported.
Star Parker (Founder, Urban CURE) sounds off on the hypocrisy and lack of understanding by social justice warriors across the country, especially from those in Berkeley who want to defund the police by having civil workers conduct traffic stop rather than officers themselves.
Jon Coupal (President, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association) informs Californians that Governor Newsom simply cannot shut down the state again if he expects the state to come out of the pandemic.
John Cox (former GOP nominee for California governor in 2018, & COVID-19 survivor) shares his thoughts about the latest shutdown orders from Governor Newsom, and why small businesses and schoolchildren are bearing the brunt of the effects from them.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) shares what his elected colleagues are doing to help businesses during the latest public health orders.
Richard Barrera (Board VP, San Diego Unified School District) expands on the latest news from a joint statement via the SDUSD and Los Angeles Unified School District to begin online-only education at its schools starting in August.
Randy Voepel (California State Assembly) and Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) argue that Governor Newsom has once again gone too far with his contradictions and restrictions during the pandemic.
Ammar Campa-Najjar is running for the vacant 50th Congressional District seat, and he doesn't mince words in regards to the state government's response to COVID-19.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) expresses his displeasure with the blanket shutdowns being issued by Governor Gavin Newsom.
Dr. Georgine Nanos, M.D. (Physician & CEO, Kind Health Group) and Alex Berenson (former writer, New York Times) comment on the latest numbers coming out of the state and nation re: COVID-19.
Dr. Scott Atlas, M.D. (Hoover Institute @ Stanford, and former Chief Medical Officer at Stanford University Medical Center) provides a different perspective that a majority think about eliminating all potential cases of the coronavirus.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) previews his latest episode of "The Takeout," and talks about his disdain toward a potentially awful 2020 Major League Baseball season during the pandemic.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore prepares for the weekend's hot weather and potential enforcement at the beaches, and comments on SDPD's officer-involved shootings earlier this week.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) analyzes the latest job numbers as more Americans have filed for unemployment.
George Allen, former U.S. Senator and Governor of Virginia, implores districts across the country needing to open their schools and get kids back to learning and improving their walks of life.
Ed Meese (former U.S. Attorney General under President Reagan) reacts to the Supreme Court's decisions to send cases back to the lower courts involving President Trump's tax records.
Brian Jones (CA State Senator) comments on the latest information being delivered out of Sacramento and the mixed messaging from Governor Newsom.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses, among other things, a country music group suing a Black singer for a trademark to fulfill the group's recent name change.
Dinesh D'Souza has a new book out, "United States of Socialism: Who's Behind It. Why It's Evil. How to Stop It," and how political leaders are profiting off a system that doesn't benefit anyone in the long run.
Richard Barrera (Board VP, San Diego Unified School District) has some sobering words for President Trump's threat to withhold funding from districts should they not open up schools on time in the fall.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) discusses the mocking at the hands of Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo about the horrendous rise in fatal shootings in major cities across the country.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer updates on why he signed an executive order for outdoor dining permits being waived and why Sacramento needs to get its act together.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) examines the latest COVID-19 hospitalization numbers in the state, and discusses more about the numbers locally in San Diego.
Deborah Scott (Executive Chef, Cohn Restaurant Group) shares her thoughts on the financial and mental hits the restaurant industry has had to endure as a whole as well as individually.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) provides the latest updates in the case against former 3-star General Michael Flynn.
Garo Minassian (owner & operator, Parc Bistro in Banker's Hill) is in disbelief that restaurants that operate indoor dining for patrons are getting the short end of the stick rather than protests with people who aren't bothering to sanitize and protect themselves from others.
San Diego City Council Member and 2020 mayoral candidate Barbara Bry says Governor Newsom is going about it all wrong with shutdowns left and right amid the pandemic.
Darrell Issa (former 49th District Congressman, running for the 50th District) comments on President Trump's speech at Mt. Rushmore last Saturday for Independence Day.
What would the Founding Fathers say about a governor telling us that the "notion of independence" is wearing a mask and staying home for the holiday?
Major Garrett (CBS News Senior Washington Correspondent) updates us on his show "The Takeout" with a preview of what former NSA to President Trump, John Bolton, has said in recent days.
Dr. Burt Folsom (Hillsdale College) explains the history and importance of Independence Day.
Mayor Steve Vaus (Poway) explains why his city is putting on 2 fireworks shows this year.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) expands on the latest jobs report that has caused a lot of consternation in Washington, D.C.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) provides insight on why museums shouldn't be banned from patrons' attendance due to the Coronavirus, especially with the new protocols the museum itself is providing for a safer environment.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) comments on the latest from the county's public health director and why the latest closures of businesses are bringing the veiled glee out of appointed public officials.
Dr. Simone Gold (MD, JD, FABEM) is a board certified emergency physician, and she provides another perspective on the latest positive test numbers going up, and how it's really not a relevant number anymore.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) comments on the latest analysis and wrist-slapping by Governor Gavin Newsom.
Scott Sherman (San Diego City Council) gives an update on City Hall's attempts to battle the coronavirus and how the city and state need to keep some perspective.
Michael Reagan unleashes a tirade or two on anything from Governor Newsom to Major League Baseball amid the pandemic.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore lays out his department's steps to enforce social distancing and will cite and arrest if health orders are blatantly disobeying such directives.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) points out the mainstream media hiding the fact Joe Biden was questioned about his "cognitive health."
California State Senator Brian Jones poses a hypothetical, among many, on how the state is just going backwards in a number of ways and not really moving forward.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) comments on the latest closures handed down by Governor Newsom.
How can Governor Gavin Newsom continue to go back and forth on stay-at-home orders and closing of work establishments when the numbers are so skewed one way and not enforced properly?
Dr. Joel W. Hay (Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical and Health Economics, USC School of Pharmacy) says Governor Newsom will bring the hammer down on California despite the wrong information being relayed.
Also, Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) expands on the latest moves from Governor Newsom in closing bars across numerous counties with San Diego not being affected by it yet.
Dr. Mona Hacker, M.D. (Director of Horizon Clinical Research) gives some perspective as to why the San Diego County Public Health Director is wrong in thinking private residences shouldn't host get-togethers until 2021.
Susan Shelley (VP of Communications, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association) gives some salient points on the budget crisis in California amid the pandemic.
Stephen Moore (The Heritage Foundation) talks about the House of Representatives trying to extend the personal paycheck protection program through January 2021.
John Bolton says President Trump is worried about Americans reading his book, not foreigners. Listen as Mark Larson asks Bolton about the criticism being waged against him by the president and more.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson has some thoughts about the scathing book that John Bolton penned against President Trump's administration.
President Trump's former National Security Adviser John Bolton discussed his blockbuster book, "The Room Where It Happened," and how he would've voted in the Senate impeachment trial against the POTUS, deep-state allegations against Bolton, and why the current administration is attempting to suppress his book.
Michael Reagan (President, Reagan Legacy Foundation) comments on the latest updates from Governor Gavin Newsom on the highest daily jump in total tests and positive cases of the Coronavirus in California.
Scott McEwen is a lawyer by trade, and a best-selling author. He comments on the latest judicial decision by an appeals court to have the lower court grant the D.O.J.'s request to dismiss all charges against former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) chimes in on the likes of MSNBC constantly finding a way to remain monotonous in terms of content yet claiming President Trump will go as far as cheating to win the 2020 presidential election.
Pat Boone re-releases a song he wrote following the riots in L.A. after the Rodney King trial verdict, and now it's being used to hopefully bring everyone together in these tumultuous times today.
Nick Canepa (San Diego Union Tribune) opines on whether sports should come back amid the pandemic even with taking such strong precautions along the way.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) expands on the dull nature of Joe Biden's campaign and outreach while President Trump continues to draw thousands upon thousands amid a pandemic.
Bill Gertz (national security reporter, Washington Times) breaks a story on how the Chinese were robbed of a back-door purchase of the former XTRA 690 signal down in Mexico.
Stephen Moore (economist, Heritage Foundation) puts forth the idea that the United States is the least-racist country in the world and yet we're so, metaphorically, heavily under fire for racist history.
Dr. Georgine Nanos, M.D., provides more perspective on how we should tackle the Coronavirus and easing restrictions, etc.
Esther Valdes is an immigration attorney and she comments on the Supreme Court's DACA decision that opposed President Trump's plan to abolish it.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times) comments on the latest with China, Russia, and the accusations by former National Security Adviser John Bolton in his new book.
Dr. Joel W. Hay, Ph.D., slams Governor Newsom's statewide mandate for everyone to wear masks virtually everywhere, both inside and outside establishments.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) previews his show "The Takeout" with Symone Sanders, currently Joe Biden's senior adviser, and former national press secretary for Bernie Sanders during his 2016 presidential campaign.
Rachel Bovard (Senior Director of Policy, Conservative Partnership Institute) updates us with what the Senate and House of Representatives are doing on Capitol Hill.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) calls out the county's public health director for a poor choice of words about gatherings at private residences amid the pandemic.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) opines on the inevitable statewide order that masks will be required across the state when you're able to be safely distanced from others.
Alex Berenson (formerly of the New York Times) shares the story of how a feud between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos helped his book sell on Amazon, as well as a new book on COVID-19 he's selling.
Dr. Scott Atlas (Hoover Institute, Stanford University) talks about the idea of Governor Gavin Newsom considering a statewide mask mandate.
Jack McGrory is a former city manager for San Diego and he discusses the latest involved in the SDSU West stadium deal with the city council.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) expands on the Supreme Court ruling in favor of DACA recipients.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) was lauded left, right, inside and out by ABC News only to not get a single question about a huge scandal in his state.
Michael Reagan unloads on Governor Gavin Newsom, and praises President Trump even if you don't like him for doing certain things away from the expected decorum of the presidency.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) provides perspective on the latest trends amid reopening California and why it's important to spotlight the good as opposed to the bad in wearing masks.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) reviews the network news programs shunning President Trump's executive order on police department practices in terms of use of force, among others.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com), along with economist Stephen Moore, has launched a campaign to recall Governor Gavin Newsom after his failed attempts to lead California in the right direction with the Coronavirus pandemic.
Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) has a new book, "Dare to Fly," along with comments on President Trump's new executive order on use of force for police departments across the country.
Scott Sherman (SD City Council) and Brian Jones (CA State Senate) analyze the latest, respectively, more money being allocated to the San Diego Police Department as part of the new fiscal budget, and from Governor Gavin Newsom's restrictions being lifted for reopening the state.
Attorney Bob Ottilie shares the verdict and the story of a big case he and his team won against the University of California Board Regents over a now adult man who, as a juvenile, was kept from attending UCSB after his then-girlfriend threatened to blackmail him in a video, and the university got word of the video.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) chimes in on the 6-block autonomous zone created in downtown Seattle, and how President Trump finds ways to raise controversy without barely a blink of an eye.
Stephen Moore (economist, Heritage Foundation) explains why it's going to be a slow road to getting back to normal in terms of the economy, and he also makes a stone-cold prediction.
Darrell Issa is interviewed from a hair salon in Santee as the beginning of Phase 3 to re-open California begins.
Doug Schoen is a Democratic strategist and pollster, and he updates with the latest information that plays into what would happen if the presidential election was held today and who would win.
Star Parker is a well-renowned female black conservative voice and she puts anarchists and looters and rioters on blast for their participation in protests for all the wrong reasons.
News 8's Kyle Kraska spreads the word about his Celebration of Heroes blood drive happening Tuesday 6/16 at Pechanga Arena, and why it's vitally important to donate blood during this crisis.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) comments on Governor Gavin Newsom's disappearance this week and why the state really needs to open up due to false information being relayed to residents about what's safe and what's not.
Pete Carrillo is a retired homicide detective. after spending more than 26 years at the San Diego Sheriff’s Department, and he shares his thoughts from "Cops" getting yanked off the airwaves, to the protests against George Floyd's death and much more.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) shares news that the museum will be the first to re-open in Balboa Park and what this means going forward.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) analyzes and extends the conversation on how Governor Newsom really just doesn't want to give up his power of the people in California amid the pandemic.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson comments on the latest involving the California guidelines soon to be lifted, as well as how contact tracing could be used for all the wrong reasons.
Paloma Aguirre (Imperial Beach Mayor Pro Tem) sheds more light on a reported incident involving an alleged attack on peaceful protesters.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) continues to wonder about the county participating in the "Governor, May I...?" game as restrictions and guidelines seem to be sluggish in being lifted.
Lt. Col. Oliver North explains more on how defunding the police is a horrible idea from protesters, and how the cops charged in the death of George Floyd are an outlier to the broad spectrum of law enforcement officers.
Rachel Bovard (Senior Director of Policy, Conservative Partnership Institute) updates on the latest inside the Capitol with the House and Senate.
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) details how the San Diego Association of Governments was given a red-light on pay bumps to its members.
Major Garrett (CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent) updates us on protests/riots in Washington D.C. while commenting on the destruction that happened in La Mesa the previous weekend.
Stephen Moore (economist, Heritage Foundation) exclaims how much of a blockbuster jobs report was released today, and how it set a record number of new jobs in the private sector.
Joe Biden hasn't relented on his gaffe-creation skills during the presidential election campaign.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times & Washington Free Beacon) gives us more of an insight on the operations carried out by ANTIFA, and why it cannot be overlooked one bit.
John Cox was the Republican challenger to Gavin Newsom for California Governor in 2018. He says changes must be made in Sacramento and Governor Newsom is living a hypocritical life in terms of education.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) chimes in on the latest in California, as well as the Black Lives Matter movements across the nation.
Bill Baber (Vice Mayor, La Mesa) gives information on a meeting happening at 4pm today to release body-cam footage in a confrontation at a trolley stop that had racial undertones.
Brian Jones (CA State Senator) gives props to the city of La Mesa for surviving looters and rioters over the weekend, but also blasts Supervisor Nathan Fletcher in this time of crisis.
Protesters are claiming that white people need to voice their protest to police brutality, no questions asked.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) revisits mainstream media anchors supporting and defending ANTIFA carrying out violent acts amid peaceful protests.
Star Parker (Founder, Urban C.U.R.E.) analyzes how the hard left in this country is taking over in an unruly fashion while perpetrating lies about police brutality and protests.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) speaks on the newly-found religion obtained by Governors Andrew Cuomo (NY) and Gavin Newsom (CA) amid the protests across the nation.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore speaks candidly on his department saying they'll keep the carotid restraint as part of their training, where the confusion lies about the tactic, as well as how agitators are ruining peaceful protests.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) provides more insight on the random pallets of bricks and rocks placed in the middle of metropolitan streets setting up anarchy from anti-fascists.
Scott Sherman (SD City Council) and Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) share their thoughts on what went down over the weekend in the city of San Diego, and La Mesa, with fires, graffiti, curfews, police outreach, protests, and all that jazz.
Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) talks about the city of Los Angeles implementing a 1:00p curfew for everyone today.
Sandy Lehmkuhler (Warrior Foundation-Freedom Station) celebrates the grand opening of Freedom Station 2 that started housing service members over the weekend.
Dr. Joel W. Hay (Professor at USC) provides analysis on the importance of T-cell testing and why government hasn't jumped on this from the get-go.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces charges against one of the four former Minneapolis police officers in the death of George Floyd.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) comments on the new easing of restrictions at county beaches starting Tuesday, June 2.
Major Garrett (CBS News Senior Washington Correspondent) shares his thoughts on the riots and protests in Minneapolis, but also on the breaking news of the unanimous vote to move forward the sale of the Mission Valley land upon which SDCCU Stadium sits for the SDSU West project.
You can sit on your towel on the beach in San Diego County starting Tuesday, June 2. Why not now?
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) shines a light on the national media continuing to follow in line with their narratives and virtue-signaling especially as part of covering the protests of George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis.
Lou Penrose subbing in, and he chats with Michael Bracken (Development Management Group, Inc.) on the relocation of companies currently manufacturing items overseas, especially in southeast Asia, and bringing them back home to the United States.
Lou Penrose fills in, and discusses with Jennifer Kerns (The Daily Caller, and Fox News contributor) the effect the mask-shaming has on schools, let alone out in public, on a national scale and at the local level, while also pointing out Dr. Fauci says we should wear masks in symbolic form.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes the latest controversies involving presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden.
The countdown to NASA & Space-X's launch of two American astronauts into space this afternoon. We hear about the significance of the mission from former astronaut and the youngest ever (out of 12 humans) to have walked on the Moon, and Apollo 16 lunar module pilot, Charlie Duke.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) discusses the lawsuits in California against Governor Newsom about his all-mail-in-ballot directive for the November election.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) talks about the historic launch set to happen tomorrow for the first human going to space in nearly 9 years.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson discusses the latest with Governor Gavin Newsom's attempts to thwart California's attempts to safely reopen.
Mark talks re-opening our nation with former rep Darrell Issa and and local happenings with Poway Mayor Steve Vaus.
Mark is joined by San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore and Dr Burt Folsom, author and historian.
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Dr. Joel W. Hay (Director of USC Clinical Economics Research & Education) provides more insightful numbers on the deaths from coronavirus.
Major Garrett (CBS News) analyzes the most recent comments from Joe Biden and President Trump that really put them in the wrong light of both their bases.
Stephen Moore (The Heritage Foundation) analyzes the latest unemployment numbers but still projects good things to come sooner than later for the American economy.
Joe Biden stepped in it big-time on a radio show with a black host and played the racist card with the wrong crowd.
Jim Desmond and Kristin Gaspar are both on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.. They're both sharing their thoughts on the late-night approval from Governor Gavin Newsom for the county to start making strides toward the reopening of salons, dine-in restaurants, and much more.
Scott Sherman (SD City Council) heads up the Audit Committee and he says a city employee allegedly taking gifts from contractors, then padding those contractors' bids for them to get more money.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes the latest from Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to allow counties to start moving toward Phase 3 in reopening in California.
George Allen (Former U.S. Senator, Former VA Governor) talks about social distancing and stay-at-home orders and how we need to take our freedom back in getting back to normal.
Lorie Zapf (President & CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters) shines a light on how mental health needs a bigger spotlight than it's getting during quarantine for not just adults but kids as well.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) and Brian Jones (CA State Senator) analyze the latest comments from Governor Gavin Newsom and how he might be recalled or run out of town should he keep up his antics during the shutdown.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) predicts what the mainstream media could have for tonight's evening news, and why national reporters are caught in double standards and hypocrisies while crying about President Trump.
Andrew Puzder (Former CEO of CKE Enterprises, & Former Trump Pick for Labor Secretary) has a few words for Governor Gavin Newsom on easing restrictions to reopening California.
Rowan Scarborough (Washington Times) reminds us why the Russia investigation, Michael Flynn, etc., is still as important today as it was in the beginning.
Scott Walker (former Wisconsin Governor) talks about the latest in Washington via the pandemic, and how excited he's getting to lead Young America's Foundation come January 2021 following the presidential inauguration.
Dr. David Samadi, M.D., (Madison Urology, Robotic Surgery, Urologic Oncologist) expands his thoughts on what we can expect with the second wave of the coronavirus in the coming months.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) expands on the latest developments of California's stay-at-home orders, as well as how casinos are reopening this week despite the governor's opposition to hold off for a little longer.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) and Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) chime in on the latest with California and the nation on how we're responding to the pandemic.
Rachel Bovard (Conservative Partnership Institute) sheds light on the new law the House of Representatives passed to vote by proxy while they're "staying home."
Dr. Scott Atlas, M.D. (Hoover Institute at Stanford) examines the latest numbers as well as the possibility of schools closing down, and why that's a bad idea during this pandemic.
Major Garrett (CBS News) previews his latest episode of "The Takeout" with a couple of mayors of big cities and how they're tackling the virus and stay-at-home orders.
Former Inspector General Kenneth Starr analyzes the unmasking of General Michael Flynn and what the legal ramifications will be in the foreseeable future.
Stephen Moore reviews the latest unemployment numbers and the economic numbers both in California and the nation.
Jim Kidrick (President & CEO, San Diego Air & Space Museum) shares details on a great, free event happening tomorrow with flyovers.
Catherine Herridge (CBS News Senior Investigative Correspondent) highlights the Michael Flynn investigation and declassification of documents that unmasked his identity.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) and Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) preview what Governor Gavin Newsom could talk about in terms of the state budget amid the pandemic.
Brian Kilmeade (Fox News) promotes his latest book, "Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers" for casual reading during stay-at-home orders.
Lisa works with an American apparel company, Faux Addict, and how making masks for the American people and the fact we should be paying a little more for products made in America is the right thing to do.
Jennifer Kearns (Contributor to The Daily Caller, & The Hill) discusses the latest involving Los Angeles thinking another 3 months of stay-at-home orders is a good idea.
Diane Harkey (former member of the CA Board of Equalization) looks at how California is responding to the pandemic and what Dr. Fauci's, and Senator Rand Paul's, perspective did for the greater good going forward.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) talks about the White House reporters on the attack toward President Trump.
Sheila Weinberg (Truth in Accounting) discusses the disparity in accounting as it relates to the states, especially here in California, before the economic shutdown via the pandemic.
Breaking news out of Los Angeles County as stay-at-home orders will be extended for 3 months.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) analyzes the special election today in California's 25th District, along with Governor Gavin Newsom's daily news conferences.
Star Parker (Founder, Urban CURE) talks about how publicly elected officials are just hacks and can't, for the lack of a better word, hack it in quarantining and making law-abiding citizens out to be criminals for wanting to go back to work.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) chimes in on the "Meet the Press" controversy where the show deliberately and deceitfully edited a clip of Attorney General William Barr to fulfill a narrative.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) analyzes the latest, and record, unemployment numbers that rival The Great Depression.
Tony Gwynn would've turned 60 years old Saturday. Nick Canepa (San Diego Union Tribune) shares stories and reflects on that iconic laugh Gwynn had.
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez has a profane response to Elon Musk.
Legendary musician Pat Boone shares a great story on how he's connected to Little Richard, who died over the weekend.
Major Garrett (CBS News White House Correspondent) shares his thoughts on the state of Washington, D.C., amid the pandemic, as well as promoting the third year of his 1-hour show, "The Takeout."
Bob Beckel (Fmr. Host of "The Five" on Fox News) chats with Mark about the latest in the national meat shortage and Beckel's connection to Wendy's famous tagline, "Where's the Beef!?"
Garo Minnasian is the owner of Parc Bistro in San Diego and he speaks on the incompetence of elected officials and how he and numerous other restaurateurs are being kept in the dark amid the pandemic in terms of when they can reopen and under particular terms.
Michael Reagan suggests he should move to the Soviet Union as it relates to law enforcement officials jailing a hair stylist in Texas after she refused to close her business during the pandemic.
SDPD Chief David Nisleit speaks on the importance of face masks, physical distancing and crediting San Diego with its efforts toward moving on to the next phase of reopening.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes Governor Newsom's seriousness in battling the virus, but speculating how it could take longer than originally predicted.
Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) analyzes President Trump's visit to the Honeywell plant in Phoenix, as well as House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff leaning on the impeachment fence again.
Scott Sherman (San Diego City Council) wants Governor Newsom to allow San Diego the flexibility to reopen businesses amid the pandemic.
The County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a framework for businesses to practice prior to reopening, but what has been done with government workers during the crisis?
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) shines a light on The View for freaking out over President Trump's rhetoric.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) sheds some light on the sealed documents and the theory behind why Joe Biden doesn't want the University of Delaware to release them in light of the accusations made against him by a former coworker of his.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times, Washington Free Beacon) has a new book on the origin of the Coronavirus from the labs in Wuhan, China.
Brian Jones (California State Senator) is on his way back to work in Sacramento and gives a preview of what to expect amid the pandemic/shutdown theories.
Rachel Bovard (Conservative Partnership Institute) lays out the steps for keeping the safe practices in place while re-opening the economy and removing the bureaucratic nonsense all the same during the pandemic.
Scott Sherman (San Diego City Council) and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson share their thoughts on the latest beach openings and test results amid the pandemic in California.
A listener from Vista was allegedly told by a San Diego Sheriff something that's just mind-blowing even when following safe practices.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) provides more analysis on the increase of unemployment claims, as well as letter grades for governors across the nation in handling the chaos amid the pandemic.
No softball questions hurled by MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski to former VP Joe Biden re: sexual assault allegations against him.
Best-selling author, and lawyer-by-trade, Scott McEwen takes a look at how the Constitution needs a closer look as it pertains to government actions being taken during the coronavirus outbreak.
Tony Krvaric (Chairman, San Diego County GOP) makes a bold statement, but provides perspective as we create a vaccine and establish measures to help push through the pandemic.
Sandy Lehmkuhler (CEO, Warrior Foundation-Freedom Station) shines a light on how important it is to still give to great organizations and charities during these crazy times.
Joel W. Hay, Ph.D., is a Senior Fellow, USC Schaeffer Center, and a professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical and Health Economics at the USC School of Pharmacy. He shines a light on while Governor Newsom's stance to close the beaches again is wrong, we still need to stop socializing too close together.
County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar, and CA State Senator Brian Jones, both opine on the closing of beaches in California starting May 1st.
Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) chimes in on the latest pandemic restrictions/edicts from local government both in Arizona as well as here in California.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) is beside himself that Newport Beach is not the lone municipality punished in the state of California, but the whole state itself is on timeout.
Rhetorical and political shots fired at Governor Gavin Newsom as the leader of California claims politics will not drive any decisions made in re-opening the state. Also, County Supervisor Jim Desmond talks number and test updates across San Diego.
John Cox challenges Governor Gavin Newsom's stances on guidelines toward re-opening the state's economy. Cox ran against Newsom for governor in 2018.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) analyzes the reporting by omission on the part of ABC and CBS re: Joe Biden endorsed by Hillary Clinton.
Dr. Mona Hacker, and Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) talk about what to focus on during this quarantine/shutdown, as well as how stressed out we can be and how eager we are to get back to everyday lives.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) and Rebecca Jones (Mayor, San Marcos) discuss the pandemic shutdown and limitations/restrictions with what we should be allowed to do as American citizens and California residents.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times) has been at the forefront of covering China's covert, and sometimes not-so-covert, attempts to be the world's top superpower, but this virus might turn its ugly head pretty soon on the origin of said virus.
Col. (Ret.) Oliver North opines on the state of the country via Washington, D.C., and why the liberal media continues to pelt President Trump.
Joseph Travers (Founder) and Stephanie Myers (Board Member) represent the nonprofit Saved in America, and they talk about how their mission continues on amid the pandemic.
A heat wave coming to San Diego with no beaches open, and we're quarantined. What do we do?
John Fund (National Review) shines a light on more voter fraud taking place and how it could drastically affect the 2020 presidential election.
Stephen Moore (Heritage Foundation) analyzes the latest unemployment numbers, and the gains the Trump administration racked up since he was inaugurated are now gone.
Chrysta Castaneda is an attorney and the new author of her new book, "The Last Trial of T. Boone Pickens."
Rachel Bovard (Conservative Partnership Institute) with an update on the House voting on the PPP Stage 3.5 bill...
Michael Reagan sounds off on local and state government starting to get out of control with these clampdowns on American citizens.
San Diego police are issuing citations for speeding (rightfully so) and being out and about at the beaches and elsewhere...
Phil Kendro represents the Mt. Soledad Memorial Association and discusses a cool flyover event happening Friday, April 24.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) on the latest involving the mainstream media including calling for humans are useless now as workers.
The Director of the CDC made some ridiculous remarks to the Washington Post about the potential for a second wave of the Coronavirus.
Lara Logan (FOX Nation) shares details about the newest installment of her new investigative journalism show, "Lara Logan Has No Agenda."
Jim Desmond (SD County Board of Supervisors) updates with what the county is doing to provide resources amid the pandemic.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) analyzes how the "doctors" on "The View" support Nancy Pelosi wholeheartedly during the outbreak.
Charlie Duke (Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot) reflects being on the Moon 48 years ago today, and still the youngest moon-walker.
San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore updates on citations over the weekend.
California State Senator Brian Jones discusses how legislators in both Sacramento and D.C. should be doing Zoom-like sessions to get bills passed that are of the essence.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) analyzes the latest out of Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
What are some of the potential unintended consequences when the state decides to reopen in terms of the economy?
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) chimes in on how public areas should be reopened for the sake of everyone's mental health.
Bill De Blasio challenges President Trump to help out New York City in the time of crisis.
A crazy story of how elected officials dumped sand in a skate park to preclude citizens to recreate.
Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation), and Doug Schoen (Democratic political strategist) share their thoughts on the shutdowns across the country, and the latest polls in the presidential campaign.
Stephen Moore (The Heritage Foundation) analyzes the latest unemployment numbers, as well as double standards in terms of shutting down the country now as opposed to car deaths, the flu, etc.
Also, Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) gives us an update from the L.A. area on what Mayor Garcetti is doing in preparation for more social distancing.
Jim Kidrick (SD Air & Space Museum) shares info on an incredible event for later this afternoon.
John Cox (former GOP candidate for California Governor) gives an update on his health as he recovers from COVID-19.
Cindy Whitmarsh is an expert in all things physical fitness, and provides tips on how to keep yourself energized during quarantine.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez offers her "medical background" on what's causing deaths in her constituents' neighborhoods amid the pandemic.
Doug Schoen is a Democratic political strategist and offers his brief thoughts on if the election were held today.
California State Senator Brian Jones puts his foot down and declares the next step for re-opening the economy on a local and state level.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses federalism and how President Trump, while he needs a refresher course, is steering us in the right direction as a nation.
Bill Gertz (Washington Free Beacon) has a new twist to where the Coronavirus originated in China, and the underlying silver lining.
Rachel Bovard (Conservative Partnership Institute) analyzes the latest bill in Congress getting traction where it would pay Americans $2,000/month during the pandemic.
Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) analyze the latest conditions provided by Governor Newsom in hopes to reopen the economy.
Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) discusses President Obama endorsing Joe Biden for President.
Dr. Gary Morsch updates from New York on the fight again COVID-19.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer prepares for Governor Newsom's latest address as well as advocating that San Diegans need the opportunity to get back to work, when recommended by the right authorities and healthcare professionals.
Dr. Bruce Prenner is an allergist who penned an op-ed piece in the Union-Tribune about the outbreak and his experience aboard a cruise ship recently.
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez continues to attack people for not having "real jobs."
Star Parker (Founder, Urban CURE) discusses President Obama endorsing Joe Biden for President and much more on the national scale.
Former Virginia Governor George Allen opines on the government declaring such power as to which businesses are essential in every state.
Rowan Scarborough (Washington Times) gives us a timeline of how China continues to be at the forefront of reasons why this virus outbreak started.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) lays down his thoughts on the impact of Dr. Anthony Fauci's words and why he shouldn't throw the President under the bus.
Ammar Campa Najjar (CA-50 candidate) puts his campaign to the side and has been helping with resources for those who are facing hardships during the Coronavirus outbreak.
New York Times bestseller Scott McEwen shines a light on the hope President Trump is trying to instill in the American people.
Darrell Issa challenges Governor Gavin Newsom on AB 5 and its constitutionality.
Captain Jim Lovell reflects on the Apollo 13 mission which began 50 years ago on April 11, 1970.
Dr. Art Laffer (economist, author and creator of the âLaffer Curveâ -- Father of âsupply side economicsâ that fueled the Reagan economy boom in the 1980s) compares the economic downturn, and potential resurgence, due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Rachel Bovard (Conservative Partnership Institute) gives the latest on what Congressional representatives are trying to do to keep hope alive among their constituents.
Chief economist Stephen Moore (The Heritage Foundation) predicts what the numbers show based on the coronavirus outbreak and how it'll affect the reopening of the economy.
Also, Dr. Mona Hacker, M.D., provides perspective on how we should process all the information being given to us by officials during the pandemic.
San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector doubles down on homeowners to pay their property taxes Friday despite government officials wanting some leniency to be applied.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) discusses New York's latest death toll amid the coronavirus outbreak and how other states, including California, are not getting hit as hard as previously projected.
Sheila Weinberg (Truth in Accounting) discusses a new report about California's unfunded liabilities and pensions, and how the state is misleading taxpayers about its surplus rather than its debt.
Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) gives homeowners tips on how to pay their property taxes given the circumstances in today's climate.
Michael Reagan (Reagan Legacy Foundation) shines a light, now that Bernie Sanders dropped out of the presidential race, on who Joe Biden should consider his VP running mate.
How can officials participating in news conferences updating on the COVID-19 outbreak follow protocol when the cameras are rolling, but disobey when the cameras are turned off?
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) examines how two anchors on CNN are losing their minds in pointing their fingers at President Trump.
Dan McAlister is the San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector. He sheds some light on how his office is trying to help those strapped for cash in paying their property taxes.
Lenny Magill (Owner, GlockStore) is making efforts to provide masks for medical professionals amid the outbreak.
Nick Canepa (San Diego Union Tribune) analyzes Major League Baseball's reported attempts to get the regular season underway next month.
California State Senator Brian Jones provides a local/state update on how the state legislature will be getting back to session, hopefully, beginning in May.
Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) analyzes the ruling that keeps the Wisconsin primary going amid debates on whether the presidential election should take place in November.
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Buzz Patterson used to be the military aide to President Clinton, and he understands both sides to the fallout from Capt. Brett Crozier's release from commanding the USS Roosevelt.
San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore gives an update on the citations (including maximum fines/prison time) that were issued and can still be given should stay-at-home orders be violated.
Kristin Gaspar (San Diego County Board of Supervisors) discusses the latest citations being handed out by the county for those breaking the social distancing and stay-at-home orders.
Steve is a retired Navy commander and he provides some interesting perspective amid the controversy of Captain Brett Crozier being relieved of leading the USS Roosevely after raising the alarm of the Coronavirus aboard the ship.
Kate Obenshain (Young America's Foundation) is extremely hopeful, with President Trump, that economic vibrancy will be restored.
Bill Gertz (Washington Times, & Free Beacon) provides the latest updates on why China shouldn't be let go scott-free for being the epicenter of the "Wuhan Virus."
Joe Graham, certified flight instructor, shares some breaking news on the airline industry amid the outbreak.
San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore reiterates the importance of staying at home amid the Coronavirus pandemic and not gathering, even to play basketball in public, for example.
Economist Stephen Moore continues to suggest better ideas than Congress is doing in terms of getting money back to hard-working citizens affected by the outbreak.
Bob McElroy (The Alpha Project) gives an update on helping the homeless as well as how they're going move 1,500+ homeless into the downtown Convention Center.
Also, China is the first nation to ban the eating of certain items.
Michael Reagan has not been the biggest fan of President Trump since he won the 2016 election and was inaugurated in January 2017. However, he's changed his tune given the current state of affairs.
James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) praises Governor Gavin Newsom's efforts during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Marcus is a medical courier caught on the front lines of the Coronavirus outbreak and shares a perspective many haven't heard amid the chaos.
Kristin Gaspar (SD County Board of Supervisors) provides her two cents on the SD Coronavirus Task Force Committee, and how Dr. Anthony Fauci says we don't the unintended consequences rebound amid the crisis.
Scott Sherman (SD City Council) chimes in on the city's decision to open up on the Convention Center downtown being temporarily used as a homeless shelter amid the virus outbreak.
Tim Graham (Executive Editor, NewsBusters.org) busts a gut over the liberal media providing disclaimers prior to broadcasting President Trump's news conferences on the pandemic.
KUSI reporter Ginger Jeffries says we were told about the cruise ship visit to San Diego wasn't exactly accurate. Dr. Gary Morsch shares his medical perspective on the COVID-19 crisis.
Mark talks with Tom Beccaro of PoliticalVanguard.com. Then, Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise talks about the upcoming 50th anniversary of the "successful failure" of Apollo 13 and the extreme social distancing that experienced.
From closing businesses to our parks and beaches, social distancing isn't just keeping people in their houses, it's making it difficult to take enjoy the amazing county we live in.