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In this episode, we're discussing: Kamala Harris' (D-California) bid to run for President; Gov. Gavin Newsome appoints California's first Surgeon General and Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) bans the use of gender pronouns in Judicial Committee hearings. 

In this episode, we're discussing: How California's crimes rates are up for the first time in decades amidst lighter sentencing and early release; California bans gender as a metric in car insurance rates and Gavin Newsom wants to tax drinking water. 

In this episode, we're discussing San Francisco's budget crisis; why schools are so broke and how California wants to extend healthcare to illegal immigrants. 

In this episode, we're discussing: How Californians want to make community college free; legislators want to now ban receipts and how will California deal with the end of Obamacare and state mandates. 

In this episode, we're talking about the more noteworthy laws that go into effect this month. 

In this end of the year episode, we're comparing ballots from 1988 and 2018 to see how much has change -- and how much hasn't. 

In this episode, we're discussing: How SB-50 could fix thee housing crisis but that it probably won't; The CA GOP says the reason why it's facing major problems is the inability to attract people of color; the new LA County Sheriff tells hundreds of top staffers to turn in resumes and temporarily remove their rank insignia. 

In this episode, the guys talk about: Proposed legislation to add more gun taxes; How strong and powerful the California's Teachers Union is; Homeless voter fraud scheme on Skid Row in Los Angeles. 

In this episode, the guys talk about how: California's are paying more taxes so that LeBron can play basketball with Bugs Bunny; Why do people still build their homes in high fire areas?; McKesson, second largest company in CA, may be leaving for Texas. 

In this episode, we discuss: (1) Judge rules in favor of Trump administration in California federal lands case; (2) California escalates fight with Trump administration over clean vehicle rules; (3) California to allow thousands of nonviolent criminals with life sentences to seek parole.