The Presidential Election is in its final stretch! It’s very clear that Trump has been exuding confidence, while Kamala and her media pals just spew pure anti-Trump hysteria.

State Assembly Candidate Carl DeMaio from Reform California, discusses his run against a fellow Republican and his ideas for truly turning things around. Katie Grimes joins me to discuss the new proposed tax credit for Hollywood and how it shirks other industries. What about all the other industries that need help?

Matt Gunderson, running for U.S. House District 49, talks about his race and the importance of his seat in the House of Representatives. I wrap up this plethora of Candidate Corner’s with Ian Weeks and his race for U.S. House District 25.

All these conversations boil down to this: Republicans, especially in California, should not act like Democrats to get elected.

Donald Trump enraged politicians and media elites with his McDonalds “stunt”, but may have just won over even more American voters. Nathan Hochman, running for LA County District Attorney, joins me as we hope to rid California of George Gascón’s terrible policies. If he wins, he’d take office the first Monday in December and he shares what his plans would entail. Susan Shelley and I discuss the proposed CARB regulation that would once again raise prices for Californian’s, this time 47 cents per gallon. Scotty Peotter running for Assembly District 73 joins me to discuss what seats need to flip to break the Super Majority in California and what issues mean the most to voters. You won’t want to miss this one!

Today is a special edition episode we’ve never attempted before! Welcome to the California Voter Guide where Katy Grimes, Jennifer Horn, Susan Shelley, and I give you our recommendations and guidance for Election Day.

Affordable housing, extreme climate activism, Medi-Cal, minimum wage, the constitutional right to marry, and more are on the ballot this election season. We break down which propositions are misleading, why they are really on the ballot, and why the language matters.

Ballots can be overwhelming, but we give you our thoughts and break it all down to help you make sense of it all. Are these propositions going to push people further out of California?