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We started the show with the Daily Buzz Question.   WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT FRESNO HIRING ANDREW JANZ AS THE NEW CITY ATTORNEY?   THE BUZZ QUESTION IS SPONSORED BY THE BAZ ALLERGY, ATHSMA AND SINUS CENTER  The Fresno County District Attorney's Office has dismissed a misdemeanor attempted extortion case against Fresno City Council President Nelson Esparza. This decision came after a statement that was made by Esparza acknowledging his actions in the events leading up to the case, and why the allegations had to be pursued by the District Attorney's Office.  The Fresno County District Attorney's Office says while Esparza may have had good intentions during his interaction with former city attorney Dough Sloan, that does not relieve an elected official from following the law.  Scott Norris Johnson, A 60-year-old Carmichael man pleaded guilty in federal court to filing a false tax return and admitted that he failed to report more than a million dollars he received from settling litigation he initiated under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Johnson, a quadriplegic who uses a wheelchair for mobility, is well known in the Bay Area for suing small businesses where he allegedly encounters barriers to accessibility that violate the ADA. In 2021 alone, he filed more than 1,000 cases in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.  Elon Musk set the leftwing mob ablaze on Friday evening after he released internal documents detailing Twitter's collusion with various entities, including the Biden campaign, to censor the Hunter Biden story. According to Musk, more smoking guns are on the way. “We're just gonna put all the information out there try to get a clean slate we will be iteratively better and it will force other media companies to also be more truthful or else they'll lose their readership,” Musk said Saturday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We started the show with the Daily Buzz Question.   WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT FRESNO HIRING ANDREW JANZ AS THE NEW CITY ATTORNEY?   THE BUZZ QUESTION IS SPONSORED BY THE BAZ ALLERGY, ATHSMA AND SINUS CENTER  The Fresno County District Attorney's Office has dismissed a misdemeanor attempted extortion case against Fresno City Council President Nelson Esparza. This decision came after a statement that was made by Esparza acknowledging his actions in the events leading up to the case, and why the allegations had to be pursued by the District Attorney's Office.  The Fresno County District Attorney's Office says while Esparza may have had good intentions during his interaction with former city attorney Dough Sloan, that does not relieve an elected official from following the law.  Scott Norris Johnson, A 60-year-old Carmichael man pleaded guilty in federal court to filing a false tax return and admitted that he failed to report more than a million dollars he received from settling litigation he initiated under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Johnson, a quadriplegic who uses a wheelchair for mobility, is well known in the Bay Area for suing small businesses where he allegedly encounters barriers to accessibility that violate the ADA. In 2021 alone, he filed more than 1,000 cases in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.  Elon Musk set the leftwing mob ablaze on Friday evening after he released internal documents detailing Twitter's collusion with various entities, including the Biden campaign, to censor the Hunter Biden story. According to Musk, more smoking guns are on the way. “We're just gonna put all the information out there try to get a clean slate we will be iteratively better and it will force other media companies to also be more truthful or else they'll lose their readership,” Musk said Saturday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Voice of your Daily Take On The News Michael Der Manouel  Jr. stops by to discuss the dismissal of the Esparza charges. Also discussed is how Fresno has a new city attorney, and he's a familiar face here in the Central Valley. Andrew Janz, a prosecutor and Democratic politician, was confirmed by city council in a 4 to 1 vote after an all-day closed session. All this and so much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continued Talk On Hunter Bidens Laptop   During a press conference on Thursday, Florida Gov.  Ron DeSantis got onto the subject of the GOP's weak showing during the elections. According to him, the issue was that too many Republicans weren't willing to take on tough fights that would have excited and energized the base. The governor of Florida noted that midterms typically see a pendulum swing away from whichever party is in the White House.  By a unanimous vote, Fresno County prosecutor and former political candidate Andrew Janz has been selected as the next Fresno City Attorney.  Janz announced that he is stepping down from his position on the board of the Voter Protection Project. The terms of the contract were amended Thursday to include that Janz will not participate in any capacity with a PAC while serving as the city attorney.  Janz said he has met with the city attorney's office and senior staff at City Hall to go over available public information that is helping him prepare to take over the position. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continued Talk On Hunter Bidens Laptop   During a press conference on Thursday, Florida Gov.  Ron DeSantis got onto the subject of the GOP's weak showing during the elections. According to him, the issue was that too many Republicans weren't willing to take on tough fights that would have excited and energized the base. The governor of Florida noted that midterms typically see a pendulum swing away from whichever party is in the White House.  By a unanimous vote, Fresno County prosecutor and former political candidate Andrew Janz has been selected as the next Fresno City Attorney.  Janz announced that he is stepping down from his position on the board of the Voter Protection Project. The terms of the contract were amended Thursday to include that Janz will not participate in any capacity with a PAC while serving as the city attorney.  Janz said he has met with the city attorney's office and senior staff at City Hall to go over available public information that is helping him prepare to take over the position. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip shared a moment on local coffee shop, Kuppa Joy.  We move to Westlands Water District. Tom Birmingham, the District's longtime General Manager, announced he will retire at year's end. Birmingham has served on the board for more than 36 years. According to reports, Birmingham was in line to be replaced by a newly-elected board which was not satisfied with the direction of the district. Birmingham is expected to earn a severance of more than $660,000.  Andrew Janz will step down from the Voter Protection Project, so he can work as Fresno's new city attorney without the perception of a political agenda. Janz said the decision to step down on Dec. 1 from VPP's board was made in conjunction with his acceptance of the new job.  Early voting is underway in Georgia in an intense week-and-a-half of campaigning between GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker and incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock. Walker and Warnock were forced to keep campaigning through to the Dec. 6 runoff after neither candidate won more than 50 percent of the vote in their closely watched midterm general election.  Buffalo Supermarket Shooter, Payton Gendron had his day in court today. Gendron pleaded guilty to 15 charges in all, including domestic terrorism motivated by hate, murder and attempted murder. He still faces more than two dozen federal charges, some of which carry the possibility of the death penalty. His sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 15, 2023. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip shared a moment on local coffee shop, Kuppa Joy.  We move to Westlands Water District. Tom Birmingham, the District's longtime General Manager, announced he will retire at year's end. Birmingham has served on the board for more than 36 years. According to reports, Birmingham was in line to be replaced by a newly-elected board which was not satisfied with the direction of the district. Birmingham is expected to earn a severance of more than $660,000.  Andrew Janz will step down from the Voter Protection Project, so he can work as Fresno's new city attorney without the perception of a political agenda. Janz said the decision to step down on Dec. 1 from VPP's board was made in conjunction with his acceptance of the new job.  Early voting is underway in Georgia in an intense week-and-a-half of campaigning between GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker and incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock. Walker and Warnock were forced to keep campaigning through to the Dec. 6 runoff after neither candidate won more than 50 percent of the vote in their closely watched midterm general election.  Buffalo Supermarket Shooter, Payton Gendron had his day in court today. Gendron pleaded guilty to 15 charges in all, including domestic terrorism motivated by hate, murder and attempted murder. He still faces more than two dozen federal charges, some of which carry the possibility of the death penalty. His sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 15, 2023. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresno City Council Member Mike Karbassi joined the show to talk about a special closed meeting that was held on Tuesday to appoint a new permanent Fresno City Attorney. Andrew Janz, a violent crimes prosecutor with the Fresno County District Attorney's office and former mayoral and congressional candidate, was named as the new city attorney at the conclusion of that six-hour meeting. “I'm humbled by the Fresno City Council's trust in me to lead the Office of the City Attorney and look forward to this challenging opportunity to serve the People in a new capacity.” Said Janz. Fans aren't happy after a recent episode of Celebrity Jeopardy referenced the Gabby Petito murder as a clue. The clue during the episode on Nov. 13 read, "Fugitive Brian Laundrie ended his days in Fla.'s Myakkahatchee Creek area, home to these long & toothy critters." The answer? "What are alligators." The clue quickly got heat online, with fans calling the hint "disrespectful" and "insensitive". Tens of thousands of academic workers at University of California campuses went on strike Monday with a number of demands for the multi-campus institution. The workers, represented by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union,  proposing a number of benefits including transit benefits, childcare reimbursements and accessibility improvements & pay raises. Listeners Comment  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresno City Council Member Mike Karbassi joined the show to talk about a special closed meeting that was held on Tuesday to appoint a new permanent Fresno City Attorney. Andrew Janz, a violent crimes prosecutor with the Fresno County District Attorney's office and former mayoral and congressional candidate, was named as the new city attorney at the conclusion of that six-hour meeting. “I'm humbled by the Fresno City Council's trust in me to lead the Office of the City Attorney and look forward to this challenging opportunity to serve the People in a new capacity.” Said Janz. Fans aren't happy after a recent episode of Celebrity Jeopardy referenced the Gabby Petito murder as a clue. The clue during the episode on Nov. 13 read, "Fugitive Brian Laundrie ended his days in Fla.'s Myakkahatchee Creek area, home to these long & toothy critters." The answer? "What are alligators." The clue quickly got heat online, with fans calling the hint "disrespectful" and "insensitive". Tens of thousands of academic workers at University of California campuses went on strike Monday with a number of demands for the multi-campus institution. The workers, represented by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union,  proposing a number of benefits including transit benefits, childcare reimbursements and accessibility improvements & pay raises. Listeners Comment  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PANEL- Andrew Janz, Michael Dem Manouel, Asm. Devon Mathis

Mayor Lee Brand extends Fresno's shelter in place order until the end of May. Is his new order unconstitutional? In a heated conversation, Garry Bredefeld and Andrew Janz join the panel to weigh in. Former U.S. district judge Oliver Wanger lays out Bredefeld's threat of a lawsuit and if he has a case? Fresno Unified Superintendent Bob Nelson responds to the governor's comment of potentially heading back to school in July.

The spread of the coronavirus, the Trump campaign's national press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, Andrew Janz on losing the mayoral race, and the panel weighs in on the election.

0:08 – Monday's with Mitch: The Trump Administration announced its reached a peace deal with the Taliban and an agreement to pull troops out of Afghanistan; 2020 Democratic field is shrinking: Mayor Pete and Tom Steyer drop out; plus more on Super Tuesday. 0:34 – Primary Election 2020 Debate: Oakland's Measure Q, a parcel tax of $148 per parcel to raise approximately $21 million per year for parks maintenance and homeless services, and provides a low-income senior exemption. The ballot question is as follows: “Shall a measure to provide: homelessness support services and programs to help homeless individuals move into shelters and housing; trash removal from parks and creeks; safe, well-maintained parks and trails; clean, accessible park restrooms; improved water quality; and park facilities repairs, by enacting an annual $148 parcel tax for single-family parcels, and other parcels as specified, for 20 years, raising approximately $21,000,000 annually with exemptions for low-income seniors, be adopted? For: Brooke Levin, Yes on Q campaign Against: Marcus Crawley, No on Q campaign Debate: Oakland's Measure Q 0:51 – KPFA News: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has a primary election in her San Francisco congressional district on Super Tuesday, and several challengers are vying to become the runner-up she'll face in November. KPFA's Ariel Boone has the story. 1:08 – COVID-19 and a proper public health response Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) is a former senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations and a Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer. She is the author of several books, including Ebola: Story of an Outbreak, The Coming Plague: Newly Emerging Diseases in a World Out of Balance and Betrayal of Trust: The Collapse of Global Public Health. Laurie Garrett on COVID-19 1:34 – KPFA News: Fresno County prosecutor Andrew Janz gained national attention in 2018 when came close to defeating incumbent Republican Devin Nunes in California's heavily Republican 22nd Congressional District.  Now, he's campaigning to become the first Democrat in decades to become the mayor of Fresno.  Janz is in a tight race with former Fresno police chief Jerry Dyer. Fresno, with its population of over half a million residents, it is the fifth largest city in California.  Vic Bedoian reports from Fresno. 1:30 – Election 2020: South Carolina primary results Kevin Alexander Gray (@KevinAGray) is a longtime South Carolina political organizer and analyst who has worked on many political campaigns. His books include Waiting for Lightning to Strike: The Fundamentals of Black Politics. He is co-editor of the book Killing Trayvons: An Anthology of American Violence. 1:47 – How the Democratic campaign organizing is looking on the ground Akela Lacy (@akela_lacy) is a political reporter with the Intercept, covering the Democratic Presidential race. The post “We've got to start testing widely” Laurie Garrett on the high risk profile and public health response for the coronavirus; Plus: We host a debate on Oakland's Measure Q parcel tax appeared first on KPFA.

Two Guys Talkin’ Fresno-March 3rd California Primary Single Episode $99 Sponsor-Naomi Hendrix, Raw Fresno Kaiser Farmers Market Scoop’s Soups and More  Paul and Craig talk about the upcoming California Primary. Who do they like for the Democratic Presidential Primary? The talk about Fresno Mayoral Candidates Jerry Dyer and Andrew Janz. The spend some time on the congressional races, too. Tavern Theology Bill Weld for President Paul’s Nonpartisan Evangelical  Trevor Noah-Bernie Sanders Show California Prop 8 Gay Marriage Jerry Dyer Podcast Andrew Janz Podcast GV Wire Mayoral Survey Devin Nunes Sues Cow on Twitter What’s On Our Minds? Aubry Huff Plant a Summer Garden Now ACLU defends Ku Klux Klan

Host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews the new Voter's Choice Act being implemented and the contentious city of Fresno mayoral race coming this election primary March 3, 2020.

On this week's Valley Edition: D octors find an unconventional way to treat severe valley fever - it's the extraordinary story of a 4-year-old boy and a medical mystery. And writer Lisa Lee Herrick tells us how the Hmong New Year has evolved from a traditional harvest celebration to something much bigger - and why Fresno’s festivities continue to draw huge international crowds. We also hear from Fresno mayoral candidate Andrew Janz.

Hey, look at us. After 15 or so years we decided to go legit. Today with have Fresno Mayor Candidate, Andrew Janz, in the studio. We ask him the Fresno things, he tells us his Fresno things. Most of the stuff a Flowing listener might want to do we hope you enjoy!  CLICK: FlowingWithAndrewJanz.mp3 Thank you for listening! Josh's other podcast Aikido Discussed. Josh at the Fresno Bee and his bands: It'll Grow Back, Big Balls and the Strikingly Originals.  Check Mike's blogs The Fresnan and Mikey Top Pour. Plus the podcasts Get Off My Podcast, The Perfect Pour and Dorktown.

Reflections on Mayoral Candidate Interviews Paul Swearengin and Craig Scharton spend some time talking about their thoughts after interviewing Jerry Dyer and Andrew Janz. They offer a self-critical view and are open about the challenges with engaging in tough questions and tough civic conversations. Listen to the interviews first, and if you’d like more insight then we think you’ll enjoy hearing their reactions to the candidates and their own personal experiences. KQED Coverage of Dyer’s Complicated Career Jerry Dyer Statue (Yes, it does have grenades) Dyer Statue at Fair (Fresno Bee) Jose Ramirez Statue, as mentioned by Mr. Dyer (Hanford Sentinel) Do Changes to the Voting Process Change Mayoral Race? Was Keurig Pod Inventors Remorseful? Jerry’s Wife’s Name is Diane, not Diana What’s On Our Minds? Skilled Worker Shortage The Main in the High Castle

ANDREW JANZ The Two Guys Talkin” Fresno podcast interviewed mayoral candidate Andrew Janz. Paul and Craig stray from the lighthearted banter to ask some tough questions in this interview. Chances are that if you already support Andrew, you’ll think we were too tough. If you oppose him, you’ll think we went to easy on him.  Since our podcast seeks to support the moderate viewpoint, that’s just fine with us! Links to related resources: Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) Andrew Janz Campaign Website Andrew Janz versus Devin Nunes Texas Homeless Tent City Proposal Janz Measure P Project Labor Agreements

Andrew Janz joins Alexan in studio on the phony campaign website spoofing his mayoral candidacy. Janz is calling for the Attorney General to investigate. Alexan also asked Janz if a federal investigation should be conducted in the Isiah-Murrieta Golding officer involved shooting. KSEE24 Political Analyst Jim Verros, San Joaquin Valley Sun executive editor Alex Tavlian and Region 8 director for the democratic party Humberto Gomez Jr. weigh in on the Fresno Police protests and if a federal investigation should be opened. The House votes to recognize Armenian Genocide. We talk with Berj Apkarian, the Honorary Consul of the Republic Armenia, Fresno. Fresno city council member Garry Bredefeld reveals the new look of the Fresno Veterans Memorial honoring all Fresno veterans. Panel debates if the Armenian Genocide resolution was voted on in spite of President Trump pulling troops out of Syria allowing Turkish fighters to move in and attack the Kurds. They also talk about how the city did not do enough to keep the Fresno Foxes from relocating.

David Valadao launches CA-21 campaign and rematch against Rep. TJ Cox. New Clovis Police Chief Curt Fleming opens up for the first time. Why he disagrees with Governor Newsom on how AB-392 will not change the culture of policing. Quincy Pondexter, NBA veteran and valley native, ready to take his game to the political arena. Our panel weighs in on the CA-21 sequel and slugfest, plus Fresno Mayoral candidate Andrew Janz in a war of words with Fresno County Board of Supervisors over county employees taking a leave of absence while running for office.

Good morning, it’s Friday, August 30. I’m Mary Hildebrandt, and here’s your local news from The Fresno Bee. Today’s high should reach 97 in Fresno and the central San Joaquin Valley, falling to 68 at night, and with light breezes in some areas. In our top story: Andrew Janz's campaign for Fresno mayor has threatened legal action, if the Fresno County Board of Supervisors passes a change to a rule for leave time affecting employees running for office.

Prosecutor and Fresno Mayoral candidate Andrew Janz says he has a badge just like Chief Jerry Dyer. Trevor wants to know what kind of badge does Janz have?

Former Fresno County Supervisor and mayoral candidate in 2016, Henry Perea, joins Trevor Carey in-studio for reaction on Mayor Lee Brand not seeking re-election, Andrew Janz in the race, and whether or not Chief Dyer would run for mayor.

Fresno Mayor Lee Brand announces he will NOT seek another term in the upcoming 2020 election. Trevor Carey speculates on the potential mayoral candidates from Andrew Janz to Chief Jerry Dyer.

Tal Cloud of Fresno County's Lincoln Club joins Trevor Carey in-studio for reaction to the news of Mayor Brand not seeking re-election, and the 2020 chances of potential mayoral candidates like Andrew Janz and Chief Jerry Dyer.

Trevor Carey reacts to Gov. Newsom's proposal to eliminate sales tax on diapers and tampons, and chuckles at Andrew Janz's first mayoral campaign press release, which did not mention Mayor Brand but mentions Rep. Nunes by name six times.

This week's episode we are talking more on California Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula's child cruelty case and getting the local's reaction to courtroom developments. New plans for the California High-Speed Rail shows the project is now requiring more money and time to reach its deadline to maintain federal funding. Guests: Andrew Janz, Fresno Mayor Candidate and Fresno County violent crimes prosecutor and champion boxer Jose Ramirez. Panel: KSEE24 Political Analyst Jim Verros; political commentator at KMJ Mike Der Manouel Jr. and former Fresno County Supervisor Henry Perea

Your Sunday Morning Matters host, Alexan Balekian, touches on a range of topics, including whether or not former congressional candidate and Fresno County prosecutor Andrew Janz will be running for Mayor of Fresno. Rep. Jim Costa discusses the Mueller Report and the three-person panel weighs in on a range of topics, including if bars should stay open through the early morning hours. Guests: Jim Verros, KSEE24 Political Analyst and host of Unfiltered W/ Jim Verros; Diane Pearce, With Fresno County and City Republican Women Federated; Ricardo Franco, software consultant and delegate for the Democratic Party; Rep. Jim Costa and former congressional candidate and Fresno County prosecutor Andrew Janz.

Trevor Carey paints the picture and connects the dots from the Mueller Report, to former Stormy Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti now charged with extortion, and to former Nunes challenger Andrew Janz.

The Patriot and Prosecutor Challenging Devin Nunes  Andrew Janz was raised in Visalia; the son of immigrants, he has committed his life to public service. Andrew returned home after law school and became a prosecutor for Fresno County, and is now running for Congress to continue serving the community. Andrew will fight for clean drinking water for residents and secure water delivery systems for our farmers who feed our nation. Andrew will be a champion for Central Valley small businesses and help bring good paying jobs to our region. It's time to put country over party and elect good people to government.   Tiffany Bond: Rural Maine is hard working, good folks, raising families. We don’t want a hand out but we need a voice. We can strengthen and diversify our economy. We can improve access to healthcare. We can do this together, the Maine way. Instead of being driven apart by political conflict, let’s use different opinions and life experiences to find solutions that are better than what any one of us can come up with alone. Let’s do it in a way where everyone has the same opportunity to be heard, with representation that isn’t sold to the highest bidder. You can hire an Independent US Representative for Maine’s Second Congressional District who isn’t distracted by the constant fundraising and just works for you.

The road to taking back the House goes through California. Sophy and Kelly speak with three Democratic nominees for Congress in California: Andrew Janz in CA-22 (00:29-16:13); Jessica Morse in CA-04 (16:54-35:24); and Julia Peacock in CA-42 (36:33-1:02:39)Califor.

We're joined this week by founder of the Trauma Stewardship Project, Laura Van Dernoot Lipsky, to discuss her new book, “The Age of Overwhelm: Strategies for the Long Haul.” In a conversation geared specifically toward the activist, Lipsky lays out the importance of recognizing when you're in overwhelm, and what to do (and not do) when addressing and dealing with it. Plus, some timely advice on how to deal with the daily outrage of the often relentless news cycle. We also chat with Leanne Rumbel and Stephen Dietz, producer and director respectively of a staging of production the David Mamet play, "November," which will raise funds for congressional candidate Andrew Janz, who's running to unseat Devin Nunes in California's 22nd district. All that, plus our weekly calls to action with Indivisible Washington's 8th District research team leader, Stephen Wilhelm. Links: The Trauma Stewardship Institute: http://traumastewardship.com/ Laura Van Dernoot Lipsky's TED Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOzDGrcvmus “The Age of Overwhelm”: https://www.amazon.com/Age-Overwhelm-Strategies-Long-Haul/dp/1523094737/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1536121268&sr=8-1&keywords=laura+van+dernoot+lipsky Call to Save SCOTUS: https://www.indivisible.org/save-scotus/ Text to Save SCOTUS: https://front.moveon.org/join-moveon-text-team/ Speak out on Washington's regressive tax structure: https://housetswgmeetingseattle.app.rsvpify.com/ Link to submit comments to the Bureau of Land Management opposing Secretary Zinke's plan to sell 1,600 acres inside the former Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: https://eplanning.blm.gov/epl-front-office/eplanning/comments/commentSubmission.do?commentPeriodId=70905 Contribute to the fundraiser for Andrew Janz: https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/page/andrew-janz Via post: Our Revolution PO Box 66208 WDC, 20035 Learn more about the production of David Mamet's "November" on September 8th: https://www.facebook.com/events/1140857562767296/ And on September 15th: https://www.facebook.com/events/292842094854077/ #NovemberIsComing: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1205205806284408/

The road to taking back the House goes through California. Sophy and Kelly speak with three Democratic nominees for Congress in California: Andrew Janz in CA-22 (00:29-16:13); Jessica Morse in CA-04 (16:54-35:24); and Julia Peacock in CA-42 (36:33-1:02:39)Califor.

Spend some time with the young prosecutor fighting to unseat Devin Nunes, one of the President's key allies in Congress.

This week, Jaleesa gives an update on the Ukraine Peace Plan, Jordan gives an update on Roger Stone, and AG goes over the NY Field Office leaks. We also have Pod Save America's Dan Pfeiffer on the show to discuss his Fantasy Indictment League picks, as well as Andrew Janz on our new segment called Flip It Blue! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MAIN - This week, Jaleesa gives an update on the Ukraine Peace Plan, Jordan gives an update on Roger Stone, and AG goes over the NY Field Office leaks. We also have Pod Save America's Dan Pfeiffer on the show to discuss his Fantasy Indictment League picks, as well as Andrew Janz on our new segment called Flip It Blue! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first segment (1:06-20:54), Kelly talks to Heather Young, from Indivisible Sonoma County, about issues of immigration, net neautrality, police transparency, and offshore oil drilling, as they affect California, and about how elections are run in California. In the second segment (21:30-39:27), Kelly speaks with Andrew Janz, Democratic candidate in the California 22nd Congressional District. In the third segment (40:11-1:06:23) Kelly speaks with Regina Bateson, Democratic candidate in the California 4th Congressional District.

In the first segment (1:06-20:54), Kelly talks to Heather Young, from Indivisible Sonoma County, about issues of immigration, net neautrality, police transparency, and offshore oil drilling, as they affect California, and about how elections are run in California. In the second segment (21:30-39:27), Kelly speaks with Andrew Janz, Democratic candidate in the California 22nd Congressional District. In the third segment (40:11-1:06:23) Kelly speaks with Regina Bateson, Democratic candidate in the California 4th Congressional District.

Andrew Janz, Fresno County Deputy District Attorney, and candidate for California’s 22nd Congressional District stops by the podcast for an informative, no-nonsense interview with Kevin Xu. Andrew and Kevin talk about Janz’s background and why he...

Bienvenidos Strange Days faithful! This episode is sure to be a treat. A lot has happened since we last spoke. Trump’s lawyer called it quits (I don’t blame him), Mueller and the investigation have been repeatedly attacked, and the army of women seeking justice against Trump gained victories. If you feel over your head in trying to comprehend everything that’s happened, you are not alone. So we will attempt to sort through it all with our friend and CNN legal expert Katie Phang, joined by the fearless journalist Marc Caputo of POLITICO Florida. We continue with our “Flip That Seat” series this week, speaking with the former prosecutor and man who is determined to replace Devin Nunes in Congress, Andrew Janz of the 22nd District of California. So take out your handy pocket-sized copy of the Constitution because it's about to get real. Enjoy!

In the heart of California's fertile Central Valley, a growing number of voters are questioning whether Notorious Memo Author, Devin Nunes, has their interests at the top of his priority list. Heather & Nicie meet up with farmers and citizens who share their thoughts on local needs. And the Two Moms enjoy Thai curry cooked by candidate, Andrew Janz.