Mark Simon and Bob Marks were joined by Deputy Sheriff Eliot Storch and attorney Charles Stone to talk about the current state of the San Mateo County Sheriff's office. See more information about The Game at https://www.TheGamePeninsula.comProduced by Frank Bravo (https://www.BravoITC.com)

A special live version of The Game, talking about the results of the San Mateo County Special Election, Measure A. The measure, which was a referendum on the Sheriff, is well on its way to passing based on the early results.

Mark Simon was joined by:

• Jon Mays, Editor in Chief, San Mateo Daily Journal
• Charles Stone, Partner, Goethals & Stone, PC and former Mayor of Belmont
• Jerry Hill, Co-Chair, Committee to Recall Sheriff Corpus
• Eliot Storch, Deputy Sheriff’s Association
• John Whitehurst, Principal, BMWL Consulting
• Julie Lind, San Mateo County Central Labor Council

Sheriff Corpus and Dan Stegink from the No on Measure A campaign were both invited to participate, but did not return our invitations. We continue to want to have them on the show and would like to make that happen in the future.

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Two rank-and-file leaders of the campaign for Yes on Measure A, the San Mateo County ballot measure that would authorize the Board of Supervisors to fire Sheriff Christina Corpus, told The Game podcast that the ballot measure amounts to an “expedited recall.” Deputy Eliot Storch and Sgt. Sean Harper described a Sheriff’s Office in a crisis of leadership. “If this problem isn’t solved,” said Harper, “the problem is only going to get worse.”

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On the latest edition of The Game with Mark Simon and Bob Marks, former Congresswoman Jackie Speier, newly returned to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, said the county needs to do “big things” and shift its focus beyond the highly localized policymaking that has emerged due to district elections.

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Former Congresswoman Anna Eshoo joins Mark Simon and Bob Marks on this episode of The Game. Among her comments, she said the first weeks of the Trump administration have been a “horror show,” and laid out how she thinks Congressional Democrats should be responding to the disruption of the new presidency. “I miss not being in the fight, because I bring something to it,” she said.

Eshoo covered a wide range of topics, including local district elections and the need to rebuild the middle class.

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In the final 2024 edition of The Game, Mark and Bob interview three local news editors and get their lists of the biggest stories of the year in San Mateo County. Spoiler alert — a certain sheriff is on the list, but so are a number of other stories that reflect a year unlike any other in recent memory.

Guests:

• Jon Mays, Editor in Chief, San Mateo Daily Journal, (SMDailyJournal.com)
• Angela Swartz, Editor, The Almanac, (AlmanacNews.com)
• Peter Tokofsky, Editor in Chief, Coastside News Group, (CoastsideNews.com)

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On the podcast of The Game with Mark Simon and Bob Marks, Congressman Kevin Mullin (D-South San Francisco) said he supports the pending county charter amendment that would allow the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors to fire Sheriff Christina Corpus, and he said she inevitably will be forced to leave office. Mullin said California Attorney General Rob Bonta can and should take steps to oust the controversial sheriff.

Mullin also weighed in on a range of national issues, including immigration and he predicted President-elect Donald Trump’s calls for mass deportations of illegal immigrants would fall short of his rhetoric.

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In a special edition of The Game with Mark Simon and Bob Marks, San Mateo County Supervisors Ray Mueller and Noelia Corzo said they are confident the voters will recognize and reject the dysfunction, misuse of authority and corruption perpetrated by Sheriff Christina Corpus that has plunged the Sheriff’s Office into turmoil. Both said they are concerned for their own safety, as the controversy continues to unfold, Corzo saying it is “common sense to be concerned.” They also said it is too late for Corpus to redeem her tenure as sheriff and that the only option open to her is to resign, or face a vote of the public Mueller said would be a clear sign that the Board of Supervisors should remove her from office. “There’s too much damage that has been done,” Corzo said.

Full interview here and on TheGamePeninsula.com.

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