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State Senator Scott Wiener is angling for Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat but a New York Times magazine investigation links Wiener’s 2022 “Safer Streets for All Act” to a boom in the sex-trafficking of children in California. In other news: Newsom matches Trump in the theatrical use of National Guardsmen, the Los Angeles school teacher who called for armed resistance to immigration enforcement, the “Wealth Tax” makes a California comeback, and how I Love Lucy changed television and the world. Bonus: Lance Christensen discusses some 800 bills now turned into law, as Gavin Newsom force-feeds Californians already choking on regulation. Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- Can Anyone Rescue the Trafficked Girls of L.A.’s Figueroa Street?
- Newsom Says Trump Is ‘Rigging the Election’ With Federal Poll Monitors
- Inside the Tech CEO Campaign to Stop Trump From Sending Troops to San Francisco
- National Guard troops, deployed by Newsom, arrive at LA Regional Food Bank amid government shutdown
- The Origins of the American Military Coup of 2012 The Origins of the American Military Coup of 2012
- Los Angeles teacher says ICE agents are 'not the only ones with guns' following shooting of federal agent
- Should billionaires pay more? California unions want voters to decide
- The Force awakens in San Jose
- Cash payments to unhoused people likely won't end homelessness, but recipients spent wisely, California study says
- Phillips 66, Kinder plan first-ever California-bound fuel pipeline
Bill-O-Rama with Lance Christensen:
- SB 414 (Ashby) – Regulating charter schools to death (cf AB 84, Muratsuchi) – VETOED
- SB 848 (Perez) – Stop passing the trash teachers bill from the Senate Ed Chair – SIGNED
- AB 1454 (Rivas) – Holding school districts accountable for literacy scores now that AB 1454 (Rivas) passed
- AB 1370 (Patterson) – NDA prohibitions for the legislature (Zavala interview) – SIGNED
- SB 237 (Grayson) – Allowing more oil drilling in CA – SIGNED
- AB 1207 (Irwin) – Continuing cap and tax program – SIGNED
- Is cap and tax slowly dying to accommodate need for massive increase in electrical production to provide for more AI, datacenter capacity? (CalMatter's piece)
- AB 628: A Costly New Mandate For California Landlords – SIGNED
- AB 1264 that eliminated ultra processed foods for kids, but is still gung-ho on sterilizing and mutilating them (Gov press release) – SIGNED
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State Senator Scott Wiener is angling for Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat but a New York Times magazine investigation links Wiener’s 2022 “Safer Streets for All Act” to a boom in the sex-trafficking of children in California. In other news: Newsom matches Trump in the theatrical use of National Guardsmen, the Los Angeles school teacher who called for armed resistance to immigration enforcement, the “Wealth Tax” makes a California comeback, and how I Love Lucy changed television and the world. Bonus: Lance Christensen discusses some 800 bills now turned into law, as Gavin Newsom force-feeds Californians already choking on regulation. Music by Metalachi.
Email Us:
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Follow Us:
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Show Notes:
- Can Anyone Rescue the Trafficked Girls of L.A.’s Figueroa Street?
- Newsom Says Trump Is ‘Rigging the Election’ With Federal Poll Monitors
- Inside the Tech CEO Campaign to Stop Trump From Sending Troops to San Francisco
- National Guard troops, deployed by Newsom, arrive at LA Regional Food Bank amid government shutdown
- The Origins of the American Military Coup of 2012 The Origins of the American Military Coup of 2012
- Los Angeles teacher says ICE agents are 'not the only ones with guns' following shooting of federal agent
- Should billionaires pay more? California unions want voters to decide
- The Force awakens in San Jose
- Cash payments to unhoused people likely won't end homelessness, but recipients spent wisely, California study says
- Phillips 66, Kinder plan first-ever California-bound fuel pipeline
Bill-O-Rama with Lance Christensen:
- SB 414 (Ashby) – Regulating charter schools to death (cf AB 84, Muratsuchi) – VETOED
- SB 848 (Perez) – Stop passing the trash teachers bill from the Senate Ed Chair – SIGNED
- AB 1454 (Rivas) – Holding school districts accountable for literacy scores now that AB 1454 (Rivas) passed
- AB 1370 (Patterson) – NDA prohibitions for the legislature (Zavala interview) – SIGNED
- SB 237 (Grayson) – Allowing more oil drilling in CA – SIGNED
- AB 1207 (Irwin) – Continuing cap and tax program – SIGNED
- Is cap and tax slowly dying to accommodate need for massive increase in electrical production to provide for more AI, datacenter capacity? (CalMatter's piece)
- AB 628: A Costly New Mandate For California Landlords – SIGNED
- AB 1264 that eliminated ultra processed foods for kids, but is still gung-ho on sterilizing and mutilating them (Gov press release) – SIGNED
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Being an American right now is a wild ride. Every day brings a new controversy, breathless media narratives, and the same loud voices rushing in to score political points. Then another Truth Social post drops and the circus moves on. But all that noise is drowning out the actual story. On her new podcast Runaway Country, veteran journalist Alex Wagner talks to the voices at the center of the headlines: from the fringes of the resistance, to the marrow of MAGA, to the many people who’ve found ...
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