John McGinness 3-4pm weekdays on KFBK
The John McGinness podcast is an insightful and informative show that provides listeners with a balanced perspective on various issues. I have been a loyal listener for several years, and I am always impressed by the truthfulness and depth of analysis presented by John. His May 11, 2021 program, in particular, struck a chord with me as he accurately described a potential solution to a pressing problem. However, the challenge lies in getting individuals like Mayor Steinberg and Governor Newsom to see the light and address the critical issues facing our state.
One of the best aspects of The John McGinness podcast is John's ability to provide a comprehensive understanding of complex topics. He takes the time to analyze both sides of an issue, presenting the pros and cons in an unbiased manner. This approach allows listeners to gain insights into different perspectives and make informed decisions. Furthermore, his discussions cover a wide range of subjects including President Trump, law enforcement, immigration, and civil rights. This variety ensures that there is something for everyone and keeps the show engaging.
Despite its many strengths, The John McGinness podcast does have some drawbacks. One area where it falls short is its limited duration. As a dedicated listener, I find myself craving more content as each episode comes to an end. John's captivating storytelling and articulate arguments leave me wanting more, making it disappointing when the episode concludes after only a short time. It would be wonderful if there were longer episodes or even additional segments to delve deeper into the topics discussed.
In conclusion, The John McGinness podcast stands out as an exceptional show that consistently delivers truthful insights into current affairs. John's ability to present both sides of an issue allows listeners to form their own opinions based on well-rounded information. While there may be room for improvement in terms of episode length, this does not detract from the high quality of content provided. Overall, The John McGinness podcast has become an integral part of my routine, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking an intelligent and nuanced perspective on significant issues.
Today, John talks about owning guns and purchasing ammunition in California. He discusses the federal appeals court striking down a law requiring background checks for ammunition purchases and takes your calls to hear the public's opinion.
Today, Amanda Blackwood is in for the Sheriff and she's talking about roads, infrastructure, and CEQA, the California Environmental Quality Act. She invites the Executive Director of Capital SouthEast Connector Joint Powers Authority, Derek Minnema, to the program to hear about this from a civil engineering perspective.
Today, John continues to cover the executive order that would allow for the resentencing of youth offenders serving life without parole. The CA Third District Court of Appeals has come forward and stated that the law excludes these individuals, but allows resentencing for those previously convicted under a broader rule.
Today, John discusses a Cal Matters article highlighting new legislation for youth offenders charged with serious crimes and the lack of rehabiliton within our prison system.
Today, John wants to discuss Newsom and his potential redistricting efforts in order to respond to Trump's similar attempts in Texas and takes a look at different parenting techniques that are rising in popularity on the internet.
Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff. She discusses Indirect Source Rule (ISR) with Chris Shimoda, who is the Principal/CEO of Shimoda Government Strategies LLC which provides legislative, regulatory, policy and strategic consulting services. Amanda also invites Scott Weaver, Environmental Consultant with Ramboll, to the program to add some depth to the conversation.
On today's show, John McGinness discusses the ongoing feud between Trump and Obama, as well as the topic of California's background checks for ammunition purchases.
On todays show, John McGinness talks about the Epstein Files and the minimum wage in California.
On today's show, John talks about the murder of an parol officer in Oakland and a cash bail case in Illinoi.
The numbers behind the criminal roundup by ICE agents in South Sac, Pete Buttitgeg invested heavily in DEI, and LA Mayor Karen Bass caught in an Immigration Hoax.
Amanda Blackwood takes over today's show to talk about AI and it's pros and cons in today's world.
On todays show, John McGinness discussess the immigration enforcement raid near Florin road Home Depot.
On todays show, John McGinness talks about the Epstein files, and California Republican lawmakers launch campaign to require voter ID.
On todays show, John McGinness talks about Senator Scott Wiemer's story and views on immigration.
In this episode of the John McGinness Show, John discusses immigration raids, kids illegally exploring a pot farm, and ICE raid protests. Plus, Juhn brings on a very special guest, district attorney Vern Pierson, to discuss the ongoing case of Matthew Muller.
On todays show, John McGinness talks about Daniel Serafini being found guilty of murder, and also Gavin Newsom on his immigration moves.
Amanda Blackwood takes over today's show with guest Roby Abalan to talk about California's Governers race.
In this episode of the John McGinness Show, John discusses classroom disciplining, or a lack therof, in modern-day schools and takes your calls on the matter.
Today, John discusses the SCOTUS ruling on mass federal layoffs, on going ICE raids, and raising rates of anti-ICE violence. John also welcomes the DA of Yolo County, Jeff Reisig, in the studio to talk about Drug Court and Prop 36.
Today, John discusses AB 379 and it's progression, a Pediactric Nurse's comment on the floods in Texas, and takes calls to guage the public's opinion on these matters.
Today, John talks with Congressman Kevin Kiley about the passing of Trump's budget bill, discusses some of his concerns with it, and later gets into what Independence Day means and why we celebrate.
Today, John discusses the Sean "Diddy" Combs case, the State v. Bryan Kohberger, and takes calls to hear your thoughts on these matters.
Today, John talks about Governor Newsom and his electric car, Pam Bondi suing the city of Los Angeles, and, the Devil's Lettuce, Marijuana.
Today, John talks about the future, motivation, and work.
Today, John welcomes Jim McDonnel, Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, to the show. They discuss Chief McDonnel's return to law enforcement, recruitment, and the protests in LA.
Today, John discusses continuing increase in gas prices and the harm it is causing everyday people. He takes some calls to chat about the ways gas prices and the closing of refineries will effect the public.
Today, John talks about Mayor McCarty's policy that would prohibit homeless people from sleeping outside City Hall overnight, takes some calls, and touches on the CIF's decision on letting Trans students continue to be apart of sports teams.
Today, John discusses the future of Hollywood, California gasoline taxes, and Trump's language this morning.
We look at the fallout and reaction to the US airstrikes against Iranian nuke sites. A cease fire has been agreed to by Israel and Iran, and call us if you think we should "hands off Iran". The John McGinness Show.
Today John tells us the latest between Iran and Israel's Middle Ease war, and the role of the media. It's similar to Truman's dilemma. The John McGinness Show.
Today, John discusses an ICE arrest story and invites District Attorney of Placer County, Morgan Gire, to the studio to talk about his Emmy win.
Today, John tackles calls about immigration and the issues with the immigration system. Later in the program, John welcomes California Assemblyman Carl DeMaio to the studio.
Today, John discusses the ongoing developments in the court hearing regarding the National Guard in LA, legislation around the CA State budget, and talks about Arnold Schwarzenegger's comments regarding immigrants.
Today, John talks about the "No Kings" protest and his opinion on them. He takes your calls to see what you think about it.
Today, John is taking calls and talking about the No Kings protests planned for this weekend in conjunction with the military parade and Trump's birthday.
Today, John gives his opinion on the detainment of Senator Alex Padilla and why ICE is targetting work places. He takes your calls to hear your thoughts on these matters.
Today, John continues to highlight the protests happing across the nation, touches on Newsom's address from yesterday, and takes calls to hear your thoughts.
Today, John discusses the continuing protests in LA, the LAPD staffing shortages, and Dustin Smith, president of the Police Officer's Association, joins the program to give you insight into what that might mean for Sacramento PD.
Today, John discusses the difference between a crime and a rule, gives his perspective on the ongoing protests happening in LA, and shares why the National Guard was deployed.
The US Supreme Court grants DOGE access to sensitive SSN data. Then Elon vs Trump. order. Will this feud affect the progress of Trump's administration? And Newsom's return to work for CA Workers The John McGinness Show.
During the John McGinness Show, he dives into the clash between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, explores concerns over reverse discrimination, and critiques California's high-speed rail project.
John McGinness talks about Proposition 47, the banning of ski mask, and the economy's money spending issue. Also, Dom Belza joins the converstion as he is running for the Califronia assmeply seat thats currenlty being occupied by James Gallagher.
Today, John talks about cannabis usage and some advisories to be aware of, Elon Musk's critisism of the GOP budget bill, and the tone deafness of the Democratic party in California.
Today, John discusses ongoing protests within the nation, Presidential pardons that were not deserved, and takes some calls to hear what you think about it all.
Today, John discusses the increasing cost of having a car in California, why your vote for Governor effects that issue, and Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco calls in to chat about cash bail.
Today, John continues highlighting the new CIF Track and Field decision to include trans athletes, shares some audio from people speaking out against the decision, and takes some calls.
Today, John discusses the new CIF ruling regarding trans athletes and changes in the future of international relations in the US.
Today, John dedicates the show to newscaster Stan Atkinson and takes calls to hear some of your favorite memories of him.
Today, John has Bob Simms call in to discuss boating on Folsom Lake this summer, he touches on Newsom's EV mandate not being voted on by the people, and reminds us what Memorial Day is about.
Today, John talked about voter ID, parking, and takes some calls to hear your thoughts on the matter.
Today, John talks about transender athletes, the story of a man who posed as a High School student in Ohio, and takes you calls to chat about it.
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