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Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin from California District 42 talks to Hal about her district's battle back from the deadly Palisades fire. Then, GO-Serve Director and California Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday talks to Hal about the program which provides opportunities for young people to serve their communities. 

American consumers are awash in subscriptions, incurring monthly or annual fees for streaming services, software, online gaming memberships, meal delivery and more. And about 40% of us report that we pay for subscriptions we don't use, according to a 2022 study. Last week Governor Gavin Newsom signed the “Click to Cancel” bill, which will make it easier for Californians to cancel unwanted subscriptions starting in July 2025. We'll learn more and hear from you: Are you overwhelmed by your subscriptions? How do you manage them? Guests: Pilar Schiavo, assemblymember, California District 40 (San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita Valley); sponsor of California's "Click to Cancel" law Neale Mahoney , professor of economics, Stanford University; former special policy advisor for economic policy, White House National Economic Council

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Stefanie and Dr Craig Thayer, Dr Paul Hall, and Ron Greer With Guest, CA State Senatorial Candidate - District 25, Elizabeth Ahlers Elizabeth Ahler's website https://elizabeth4senate24.com Friends, We are blessed to have with us this week, Elizabeth Ahlers. She is our team's new friend, and currently running for the 2024 California District 25! Join us tonight as we show our support and go into depth on her thoughts, motives and hopes for the future! So tune in and watch on one of five platforms listed below and prayerfully share your comments with us! *May God speak to all of US reminding US how much we love Him and His Precious Word!

Our guest today is Sheriff Mike Boudreaux. Mike Boudreaux is a 2024 Candidate for Congress to represent California District 20. Sheriff Boudreaux is also the elected president of the California State Sheriffs Association, representing all 58 sheriffs in the state of California. Sheriff Boudreaux is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, which he attended in Quantico Virginia and has a long track record of defending and supporting the Second Amendment. 1) Enforcing the law and supporting the Second Amendment in CA nowadays sound like oxymorons because the state firearms laws have changed so much in our lifetimes. Talk to us about how an elected Law Enforcement Officer handles those dichotomies. 2) If elected, you will be shifting from enforcing laws to creating laws. How does your nearly 4 decades of experience, much of it as the highest law enforcement officer in your county, prepare you and translate to the job of a Congressman? 3) The Biden Administration has recently announced a National Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) Resource Center. ERPOs, or Red-Flag Laws are gun confiscation schemes in sheeps' clothing that deny citizens of our due process. As sheriff, how have you dealt with ERPOs? And, if elected as a Congressman, how will you deal with federal pressure to support such measures? 4) You are in CA District 20, previously served by Kevin McCarthy who was for a brief time the Speaker of the House in DC. How is this race shaping up now? 5) What makes you uniquely qualified to be one of our nation's Congressmen?

Steve recaps the lies, distortions, and cliches on today's show from Joe Biden and his State of the Union address. Joe Biden has shown his true colors time and time again, which is nothing but mediocre pandering to the power structures in his party, and right now that is the far-left. Next, I discuss the TikTok “ban” and what the legislation calls for, which is keeping our data and children away from our enemies' hands. Next, Susan Shelley joins me to discuss California's Super Tuesday results and exactly why Gavin Newsom's Proposition 1 did not go as planned by the Democrats. Lastly, California District 47 Congressional candidate Scott Baugh joins me to discuss his election results and his plan for his primary campaign. This is not an episode you want to miss!

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Stefanie and Dr Craig Thayer, Dr Paul Hall, and Ron Greer With Guest, CA State Senatorial Candidate - District 25, Elizabeth Ahlers Elizabeth Ahler's website https://elizabeth4senate24.com Friends, We are blessed to have with us this week, Elizabeth Ahlers. She is our team's new friend, and currently running for the 2024 California District 25! Join us tonight as we show our support and go into depth on her thoughts, motives and hopes for the future! So tune in and watch on one of five platforms listed below and prayerfully share your comments with us! *May God speak to all of US reminding US how much we love Him and His Precious Word!

On today's show, writer/producer Emilio Martinez has a wide-ranging and humorous discussion about cancel culture, comedy, US politics, Christianity and more. GUEST OVERVIEW: Emilio Martinez is a Producer/Writer/Comedian. At least that's what it says on the primary ballot for his Congressional run in California District 30 (currently held by Adam Schiff). Emilio did indeed begin his career performing improv and sketch comedy with the likes of The Groundlings and as a cast member in Bob Odenkirk's one-man stage show. Since then, he worked in various roles in the industry, including producing award-winning commercials, news promotions, and post-production for reality TV and independent films. His favorite moment was discovering the secret to a great plot twist while working as the head of development for a TV film production company that produced thrillers. Meanwhile, Emilio's focus was also drawn to the study of Four Quadrant systems, starting first with his discovery of the Fourth Turning theory of history (developed by the same guys who coined the term “Millennial Generation.”) His travels in searching for a deeper understanding of the patterns in the four quadrants led him to become an expert in narrative structure, including Dramatica, along with a student of Buddhist philosopher Ken Wilber and his Integral Philosophy. After coming to Christ, Emilio was then able to tie it back to the Four Gospels. As a free-speech advocate, Emilio is using his current projects to save comedy from cancel culture —What the Church!, a comedy web series, and #FakeNews Show, an unscripted “sketch-com” based on the Harold, are set to premiere on Loor.TV in January 2024.

In this episode, C.A.R.'s Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, Sanjay Wagle, interviews California District 11 Senator Scott Wiener and Dan Dunmoyer, the President and CEO of the California Building Industry Association. Their discussion sheds light on the current housing challenges in California and explores why it remains difficult to address the pressing need for more affordable housing in the Golden State.

Peter Rietkerk discusses how a public agency could do a better job than Pacific Gas & Electric and the South San Joaquin Irrigation District's 18 year endeavor to provide retail electric service in California's Central Valley.… Read More

There is abundant funding for electric school buses, but is the infrastructure there? Ryan and Tony discuss this, as well as onboard behavioral incidents and Love the Bus month. It's raining electric school buses for the “Grant Queen.” Director of Transportation Katie Delano discusses leveraging multiple grants and utilizing partnerships to electrify the bus fleet at rural Coalinga-Huron USD in California. Read more at stnonline.com/tag/electric-bus.

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Voters in Elk Grove and Sacramento will be making their selection for their new state senator during the june primary and November general elections. Voters will choose between three Democrats. An independent committee of business interests has already targeted one of the candidates. On this edition of Elk Grove News Podcast, we speak with one of those candidates Dave Jones. The former Assemblymember and State Insurance commissioner discusses the campaign being waged against him and other topics related to the June 7th primary election. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elk-grove-news/support

The district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles have filed a joint lawsuit against a law firm that has filed thousands of lawsuits against small businesses alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).The lawsuit filed by San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin and Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón alleges that law firm Potter Handy LLP files fraudulent, boilerplate lawsuits against the businesses to seek damages and coerce cash settlements from vulnerable business owners.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

ICYMI: The Mo'Kelly Show Presents – Thoughts on the Ukrainian Bee attack that killed 3 Russian soldiers, and injured 25…PLUS – California Businessman Joe Lisuzzo joined the program to share his vision for the California District 28 State Senate Seat on KFI AM 640 – Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

“A couple years ago I didn't even know who my County Board of Supervisors were, and little did we know how important they would become during these lockdowns.” Get to know Amy Reichert, the candidate leading the charge to unseat Nathan Fletcher and win the County Supervisor position. Nathan Fletcher's Job in Serious Danger from Grassroots Activist Amy Reichert Tuffy Under Rear Seat Lockbox Rhonda Shader for California State Senate What is a duck foot pistol? Nathan Fletcher made bad decisions, woke up the Mama Bears, and now his job is in jeopardy. When the district lines were redrawn, lots of people in La Mesa groaned when they found out Nathan Fletcher was their supervisor. Not Amy Reichert! Redistricting meant she could run for the Supervisor position and remove Fletcher from his throne! Restore Life, Liberty, & Love to San Diego https://amyforsandiego.com/ Easy to install, great fit, secure and discreet. If you're looking for a secure storage solution for your car or truck, check out the solutions from Tuffy Security Products. https://tuffyproducts.com/ Placentia Mayor Rhonda Shader sets her sights for the California State Senate! Help Rhonda win the senate seat for California District 34! This is how we defend and protect the #SecondAmendment, by helping more PRO2A officials win their elections. Together we will win. https://www.instagram.com/shader4senate/ What is a duck foot pistol? -- The right to self-defense is a basic human right. Gun ownership is an integral part of that right. If you want to keep your rights defend them by joining San Diego County Gun Owners (SDCGO), Orange County Gun Owners (OCGO) in Orange County, San Bernardino County Gun Owners (SBCGO) in San Bernardino County, or Riverside County Gun Owners (RCGO) in Riverside. Support the cause by listening to Gun Owners Radio live on Sunday afternoon or on the internet at your leisure Join the fight and help us restore and preserve our second amendment rights. Together we will win. https://www.sandiegocountygunowners.com https://orangecountygunowners.com https://inlandempiregunowners.com https://www.firearmspolicy.org https://www.gunownersca.com https://gunowners.org Show your support for Gun Owners Radio sponsors! Get expert help buying or selling your home: http://scottvinson.com Need a mortgage or VA loan? Call Chris Wiley! https://www.primeres.com/alpine Get expert legal advice on any firearm-related issues: https://dillonlawgp.com Get the top legal defense for your self-defense: https://www.uslawshield.com Join the growing number of members in the National Concealed Carry Association: https://www.nationalconcealedcarryassociation.com Smarter web development and digital marketing help: https://www.sagetree.com

In the January 2022 episode of Discussions with DPIC, Contra Costa County, California District Attorney Diana Becton, speaks with Death Penalty Information Center Executive Director Robert Dunham about the rise in reform prosecutors across the country, the inherent flaws in capital punishment that leads her to work alongside other reform prosecutors to end the death penalty, and her efforts as district attorney to bring fairness and equity to the criminal legal system. Becton is the first woman and first African American to serve as District Attorney in Contra Costa. Prior to becoming District Attorney in 2017, she served for twenty-two years as a judge in the county, where she was elected as the Contra County court's Presiding Judge. She discusses with Dunham how her lived experiences shape how she sees her role as a District Attorney, the pushback against reform prosecutors who are women of color by those interested in maintaining the status quo, and the larger national movement to change America's approach to criminal justice.

In this episode we find out how a pediatrician uses his experiences to inform health policy in the California State Legislature. We talk about what must be done to assure that people can obtain vaccinations at public events without being subjected to harassment or being bullied. How did other previous events inform policy making around vaccines and the abuse of medical exemptions? Dr. Richard Pan has devoted his career to health and helping the community. He is a practicing pediatrician, former UC Davis educator, current State Senator for California District 6 and Chair of the Senate Committee on Health. 

PATRIOTS IN TUNE #379: Joe Collins 6-3-2021 SUBSCRIBE! Joe Collins from #CA43 is going to join us on @PatriotsInTune. He ran against Maxine Waters for #California District 43. Check out his website here: http://joecollinsforcongress.com/ & follow him on twitter @joecollins43rd. Also Joe is part of the effort to recall Governor Newsom. JOE COLLINS BOOSTS RECALL ROAD TRIP AGAINST GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM Los Angeles, CA (January 2021)- In an effort to end the state's mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic, Joe Collins and his team are setting off on a 28-day recall road trip tour starting January 31st against Gov. Gavin Newsom. With over one million signatures in hand, the South Central LA Native will be visiting 16 cities all over the state in order to collect the remaining signatures to recall Newsom. For the past year, California's citizens have fallen victim to Newsom's inability to lead the state during the pandemic with a rise of homelessness, crime, and failing schools. Since Newsom has been in office he has mismanaged the state's budget, witnessed jobs leaving the state, and failed to fix the state's homelessness crisis. Californians are tired and are ready for a new leader that can once again bring the state afloat. For more information please visit https://www.recallroadtrip.com/   ***Disclaimer: The opinions and views of our guests DO NOT necessarily reflect the opinions and views of the "Patriots In Tune" channel. PATRIOTS IN TUNE channel hosted by Toots Sweet and the lovely Jewels Jones. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 7:00pm ET/4:00pm PT & Catturd Wednesdays from 12:00​pm ET/9:00am PT   VISIT: PatriotsInTune.net or PatriotsInTune.com   Donate To Us! PayPal: https://paypal.me/PatriotsInTune Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PatriotsInTune

Attorney Ronda Kennedy has a lot to say in this first of many podcast interviews. Please click HERE to learn more about Ronda Kennedy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realpeopleusa/support

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Fanney and Ainslie interview California District 10's House Representative Josh Harder on healthcare reform, laying foundation by first breaking down the Affordable Care Act. Topics discussed include the coronavirus, the individual mandate, and the high prices of pharmaceutical drugs. 

Time is winding down before the November 3rd election. Can Donald Trump pull off another upset? 2 former campaign managers and NBC Political Director Chuck Todd weigh in. And it's a race here in California gaining national attention. We talk to the candidates to represent District 25 in Congress.

This week Barak interviews California District 33 Republican Congressional Candidate James Bradley

President of the California District Attorneys Association and El Dorado County DA Vern Pierson joins us to discuss a pending bill that would dramatically impact public safety throughout California. DA Pierson explains how a last minute legislative process was used  to slip through a dramatic re-write the California's criminal code, and why it's so critical for Governor Newsom to veto the bill.

Aja Smith California is widely understood to be a solidly Democrat state. All statewide elected officials are Democrats, including both United States senators and the governor. No Republican has been elected statewide since 2006. The Public Policy Institute of California reports that most Californians from coast to interior feel their taxes are too high, and Californians almost everywhere believe immigrants are a benefit to the state. Concern about the cost of housing shows sharp divides between the coast and the interior, though Californians are concerned in most parts of the state. The cost of living, homelessness, illegal immigration, tax reform and economic growth weigh heavily on most Californians. Some of the radical positions held by democrat leadership throughout the state; leave many residents looking for a new direction. Aja Smith, is running in California District 41 for Congress. Aja grew up in Moreno Valley, California and was raised by both her mother and grandmother who worked long hours as nurses, providing for Aja and ensuring she had every opportunity that her peers had. Both of Aja’s Grandparents served in the U.S. Military. Her Grandfather was a veteran of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Her great uncle was a Tuskegee Airman pilot. If elected, Aja would become the first African-American female Republican to serve in Congress from California. The Voice of a Nation is featuring candidates from across the nation in our special series, Transition To Greatness #Election2020. For Further Insight: Website: https://www.ajasmithforcongress.com DONATE: https://www.efundraisingconnections.com/c/AjaSmithforCongress/ Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajaforcongress

Ronda Kennedy is general practice attorney in Ventura County who brings years of experience helping Californians navigate the legal system. Ronda is also a Ventura County, California District 26 Congressional Candidate. I hope listeners enjoy this interview. Ronda's practice areas include: personal injury, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, criminal defense, discrimination cases, business law, family law and landlord/tenant disputes. Click HERE to visit The Law Offices of Ronda Kennedy. Click HERE to visit Ronda Kennedy for Congress. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/support

Ronda Kennedy is general practice attorney in Ventura County who brings years of experience helping Californians navigate the legal system. Ronda is also a Ventura County, California District 26 Congressional Candidate. I hope listeners enjoy this interview. Ronda's practice areas include: personal injury, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, criminal defense, discrimination cases, business law, family law and landlord/tenant disputes. Click HERE to visit The Law Offices of Ronda Kennedy. Click HERE to visit Ronda Kennedy for Congress. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtualsalesexec/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/virtualsalesexec/support

Hola! Este cuento se llama Noche de Gatos. Yo y Rufina leeremos el cuento para todos ustedes. Diviertanse! Yo soy Edna Iturralde > Mi color favorito es el amarillo porque es el color del sol, mi número el ocho porque parece un gato sentado en espera de que le dibujen las orejas y la cola. Me encanta el chocolate y la pizza casi tanto como adoro escribir libros para los niños y niñas. Me fascina leer y siempre tengo un libro de cabecera. El día lunes me trae suerte, seguramente porque abrí los ojos por primera vez al comenzar una semana de mayo, bajo el brillante amanecer del cielo azude Quito, Ecuador. He recibido muchos premios fuera y dentro de mi país, pero el más grande de todos es tener la oportunidad de conversar con mis lectores. He publicado cincuenta y ocho libros y a todos los quiero por igual porque son mis hijos de papel. About Edna Iturralde > Edna Iturralde is the best-selling writer of children's books in Ecuador while her books are also sold in the United States, México, Central and South American countries. She has published 63 books with a wide range of themes that interest and educate children in factual and emotional understanding of environmental and social issues drawn mostly from current and past Latin American cultures. Her literature also includes global social issues. Her book, Green was My Forest, was chosen to be part of the ten best Latin American Books published in the 20th century, awarded by SM Foundation and the Chilean Libraries. The Ministry of Education of Mexico (SEP) chose three of her books to be part of the National Reading Plan in the school libraries. Twice she has received the Ecuadorean National Award for Children and Young Adults Literature, three times the Skipping Stones Award from the US given to multicultural books. Seven times her books have made the List of Outstanding Books (Lista de destacados) from Girandula/IBBY Ecuador. Iturralde has been nominated five times for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA) from Sweden. She obtained First Place with four of her books in the International Latino Book Awards Celebrating Worldwide Achievements in Latino Literature Honoring Books & Authors in English, Spanish & Portuguese. Most recently her books were chosen for the Common Core Curriculum in the California District, in the United States.

Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com3:30-4pm Liz Harrington, RNC National Spokesperson https://gop.com/4-5pm DeAnna Lorraine, Congressional Candidate for California District 12, against Nancy Pelosi https://www.deannaforcongress.com/5-5:30pm Louisa Greve, Director of Global Advocacy for the Uyghur Human Rights Project https://uhrp.org/Dedication: Pfc. Brandon Jay Kreischer, 20, of Stryker, Ohio, and Spc. Michael Isaiah Nance, 24, of Chicago died July 29, 2019 in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!  Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com 3:30-4pm Liz Harrington, RNC National Spokesperson  https://gop.com/ 4-5pm DeAnna Lorraine, Congressional Candidate for California District 12, against Nancy Pelosi  https://www.deannaforcongress.com/ 5-5:30pm Louisa Greve, Director of Global Advocacy for the Uyghur Human Rights Project  https://uhrp.org/ Dedication: Pfc. Brandon Jay Kreischer, 20, of Stryker, Ohio, and Spc. Michael Isaiah Nance, 24, of Chicago died July 29, 2019 in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com3:30-4pm Liz Harrington, RNC National Spokesperson https://gop.com/4-5pm DeAnna Lorraine, Congressional Candidate for California District 12, against Nancy Pelosi https://www.deannaforcongress.com/5-5:30pm Louisa Greve, Director of Global Advocacy for the Uyghur Human Rights Project https://uhrp.org/Dedication: Pfc. Brandon Jay Kreischer, 20, of Stryker, Ohio, and Spc. Michael Isaiah Nance, 24, of Chicago died July 29, 2019 in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!  Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com3:30-4pm Liz Harrington, RNC National Spokesperson  https://gop.com/4-5pm DeAnna Lorraine, Congressional Candidate for California District 12, against Nancy Pelosi  https://www.deannaforcongress.com/5-5:30pm Louisa Greve, Director of Global Advocacy for the Uyghur Human Rights Project  https://uhrp.org/Dedication: Pfc. Brandon Jay Kreischer, 20, of Stryker, Ohio, and Spc. Michael Isaiah Nance, 24, of Chicago died July 29, 2019 in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

Rhonda Furin was born and raised in Minnesota, where she hailed from families of miners, farmers and family owned small businesses. She was active in volunteering, the outdoors, spending ample time on the Minnesota lakes, hunting, fishing, and camping. She moved to California December 1996 to reach out and share her passion for Education with the growing population of children in the 20:1 classroom shortage. She was a 1982 Minnesota Miss Teen World contestant, 1994 Mrs. Hibbing, and a 1994 Mrs. Minnesota contestant. Although Education has always been her dedicated focus, she became a voice for Homeless animals and abuse. Rhonda has had pets in her life since a child and often housed and took in homeless pets. She became a favorite dog sitter to many of her Professors while she pursued her Elementary Education degree. She is a 1985 graduate of Lowthian College, positions and experience include: sales, marketing, advertising, cosmetic/ pharmaceutical sales/management, including lending a hand to the various family owned businesses. Her Educational background is extensive in Education receiving her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and Minnesota Teaching License for K-6 from Bemidji State University, MN, Master of Science in Education/Special Education/CLAD and Clear Multiple Subject K-12 Credential from National University, La Jolla, CA, Mild-Moderate Special Education K-12 Clear Credential from California State Fullerton University, CA and an Applied Behavioral Analysis Certificate from San Marcos State University, CA. She has taught every single grade level in both areas including all subject matters. Her resume includes public, private, and Community Day School settings. She is a graduate with Alpha Sigma Lambda honors, 2007-08 Cambridge Lifetime Member on Who’s Who in Executives and Professionalism, and a 2008 recipient National Association of Professional Women on Excellence and Dedication to the field of Education. Website: https://rhondafurin.com 

Lieutenant Colonel Robert "Buzz" Patterson, United States Air Force (Retired), is a military pilot, distinguished White House military aide, bestselling author, leadership consultant, and popular conservative speaker. He is running for Congress as a candidate for CA-7. Among Patterson’s literary efforts include two New York Times best sellers, Dereliction of Duty and Reckless Disregard. His most recent books include War Crimes and Conduct Unbecoming. Patterson served 20 years as a pilot on active duty in the United States Air Force and saw tours of duty world-wide including combat operations in Grenada, Bosnia, the Persian Gulf, Somalia, Rwanda, and Haiti.From 1996 to 1998, Colonel Patterson was Military Aide to President Bill Clinton. During that time, he served at the right hand of President and Mrs. Hillary Clinton and was responsible for the President's Emergency Satchel, otherwise known as the "Nuclear Football," the black bag with the nation's nuclear capability that accompanies the president at all times. As such, Patterson had an office and a bedroom in the White House and accompanied the First Family at all times. In addition, Colonel Patterson was operational commander for all military units assigned to the White House, which included Air Force One, Marine One, Camp David, and the White House Transportation Agency.  It was during these years that Colonel Patterson, disgusted and appalled with what he’d personally witnessed in the Clinton White House, developed his conservative vision. Today, he believes in restoring our nation’s constitutional principles and returning our nation to its rightful place as the “shining city on a hill.”Among his many military commendations, Patterson received the Defense Superior Service Medal for accomplishments while at the White House and was awarded the Air Force Air Medal for flying combat support missions during the Bosnian War in 1994. He retired in 2001 to pursue a career as a writer, consultant and conservative speaker.He’s a frequently requested public speaker with appearances at UC-Berkeley, Gonzaga University, the University of North Carolina, St. Louis University, Pepperdine University, UCSB, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library, and the US Congress.  He is a frequent guest on talk shows across the country, including television appearances on Sean Hannity, The O'Reilly Factor, CBS' Morning Show, Fox and Friends, Hardball with Chris Matthews, The Dennis Miller Show, C-SPAN's Book Notes, and MSNBC. He's also been heard on radio shows such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Michael Savage, Lars Larson and Hugh Hewitt.Patterson was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He is a Distinguished Graduate from the Air Command and Staff College; he has his Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from Virginia Tech University and a Master's in Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri. He, his wife and their three children currently reside in California. Website: www.buzzforcongress.com 

Jeremy Staat was born in Bakersfield California to his parents Harold and Janet Staat, on October 10, 1976. He is the middle child of three. As a 1994 graduate of Bakersfield High School in Bakersfield, Calif., Jeremy was a two-sport star, lettering four times in football and three times in track. As a student athlete in football and track and field; Jeremy was honored with many different awards for his efforts. In football, he was a part of a football program starting his freshman year that had a combined winning record of 41-2-1. Jeremy was one of the team captains in 1993 and was a 2-time all-Area/all-South Yosemite League first-team in football. He was named the best lineman in the South Yosemite League, earned Lineman of the Year by the Bakersfield Californian, earned a California All-State Honorable Mention, and was named as the starting left tackle for the Shrine California North/South All-Star football game.  As a track and field standout at Bakersfield High School Jeremy earned the most improved player award, and most valuable player in the south Yosemite league and was the South Yosemite League champion in the shot put and discus in 1992-93. Jeremy was the captain of the track team in 1993-94 and was selected as the Athlete of the Year by The Bakersfield  Californian in 1993-1994 and earned the California State C.I.F. champion in the discus throw. For his efforts he was named All-Area/All-South Yosemite league, named Jockey Club Athlete of the Month (April 1994), was Bakersfield High School’s Most Valuable Player in track and field in 1994, and was the recipient of the Howard Whalen Track and Field Memorial Scholarship.  After graduating high school at the age of 17, Jeremy decided that he wanted to stay local and attend Bakersfield Community College. Once again Jeremy continued his athletic endeavors by competing as a two-sport athlete while attending Bakersfield College. He was a member of 1994 and 1995 Western States Conference football championship team and was also a member of 1994 and 1995 Potato Bowl Champions, with a combined record of 20-2 and was coached by Carl Bowser and Dwayne Damron. As a freshman Jeremy played offensive tackle and tight end and earned honorable mention All-Western States Conference and was recipient of the Matt Poole Award. During the 1995-96 football seasons he was named first-team offense Western States Conference, Honorable Mention All-American by J.C. Grid wire, and earned the Bakersfield College coach’s award.  As a track and field competitor for the Bakersfield College Renegades during the 1994- 95, his freshman track season, Jeremy earned the California State Jr. College champion honor in the discus throw, he was named Western States Conference Most Valuable Player, Bakersfield College freshman athlete of the year, and Bakersfield Jockey Club athlete of the month. During Jeremy’s sophomore year at Bakersfield College he was named the Most Outstanding Male Athlete at Bakersfield College in 1995-96 served as a team captain. He also set school records in discus, 182' 4" (which still stands today) and the shot put 58' 1/4," he won the State Championship in both the discus and the shot put, becoming the first male to win two throwing events in one year. His 2nd place finish in the Hammer Throw at this State Meet made him the highest scoring athlete, EVER, at the CCCAA State Track and Field Championships. He also earned all WSC first-team honors in the discus and shot put. Won the hammer, discus, and shot put in the Southern Cal Meet of Champions; becoming the first person to win these three events in the meet's history (which still remains today). He went on to take first-place in the shot put at the National Jr. College All-American Track and Field meet earned Junior All-American status at the U.S.A. Junior National Track and Field championships. He received Cerritos College Event's top field athlete in the 1995-96 track season. He went on to compete unattached at the 1996 Sun Angel Track Classic at Arizona State University, in the shot put and discus throw (took fifth place in the shot put with a toss of 56' 3 ", which would have placed him as a provisional in the NCAA outdoor championships and took fourth in the discus throw with a mark of 180' 1 " that would have placed him as eighth all-time in ASU history. In 1996, Jeremy graduated from Bakersfield Community College in Bakersfield, Calif., with an associate degree in Criminal Justice, and in 2001 was inducted into the Bakersfield College Hall of Fame. With everything that Jeremy had completed up to this point as a student athlete he still wanted to continue with his college education and wanted to compete at the Division I level, and he decided to accept an athletic scholarship to Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ.  Jeremy was extremely excited for the opportunity to play for the Arizona State SunDevils. Although he wasn’t able to be a multi-sport athlete, like he was in high school and junior college, he still gave everything he had to the football team, but still wanted to compete in the shot put and discus, but he knew that there was going to be a crossroads at some point in his athletic career and he was going to have to choose between football and track and field, and since he was on a football scholarship he knew that track and field would have to take a back seat.  During his time with the SunDevils the football team went 11-0 in 1996 for a 1997 Rose Bowl National Championship appearance where the SunDevils played the Ohio State Buckeyes and came up short in the final minutes of the game. The SunDevils went on to be ranked #4 in the Nation. During Jeremy’s senior year the SunDevils went 9-3 his senior year and won a Bowl bid to play in the Norwest SunBowl in El Paso, Texas in 1997. With the 1997 Sun Bowl Appearance, Jeremy was named the Jimmy Roger Jr's, Most Valuable player Defensive lineman of the game. He went on to earn 2nd team all-Pac 10 honors and was the 1997 Morris Trophy recipient, which was the 1st time in history that a defensive lineman from ASU won that award.  The Morris Trophy is the college football award given to the Pac 10's most valuable Offensive and Defensive lineman. Jeremy was also named a 1997, 1st team All American, by the Sporting News as well as 1st Team All-American selection by the Football Writers Association of America. He also earned four “Player of the Game” awards from ASU as a Defensive Lineman.  During the 1997 regular season he had 12.5 sacks and 23.0 total tackles-for-loss and earned another 3 sacks and X tackle for losses in the Norwest SunBowl, which gave him the single season sack record for a defensive lineman in ASU history. During his playing time at ASU Jeremy had become good friends with Pat Tillman. Pat Tillman was a standout scholar athlete who was drafted into the National Football League (NFL), played four seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, and thus turned down a $4.6 million-dollar contract to join the Army Rangers and was killed in action in April of 2004.  In 1998 Jeremy was drafted in the National Football League in the 2nd round of the draft and was the 41st pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jeremy played three seasons with the Steelers and found that it wasn’t a good fit and decided to look at other teams within the NFL. In 2001 he signed on with the Seattle Seahawks and was released after the fifth week of training camp and returned home to Scottsdale, AZ., and begun to rethink his professional career. While waiting on another team to pick him up a national tragedy occurred that turned his attention from the NFL to national service, the event that took place was the terrorist attacks that happened on September 11, 2001. After seeing the carnage of the 9/11 attacks upon the World Trade Centers, Jeremy decided that he wanted to join the United States Army. This is when an old friend contacted Jeremy and made him promise to go back into the NFL and earn his fourth season, so that  Jeremy would be a vested player with the NFL and earn his retirement from the NFL, that friend was Pat Tillman. In the spring of 2002, Jeremy once again stepped back in to the realm of the NFL and signed on with the Oakland Raiders as an offensive guard and was released in August of 2002, Jeremy would sit out the entire 2002 season and once again would sign with a different NFL team. In 2003, Jeremy signed on with the St. Louis Rams and finally earned his fourth season in the NFL and had qualified for his NFL pension.  In 2004, Jeremy decided that after he had earned one retirement from professional athletics he should go and earn a second retirement from the Arena Football League (AFL), so in the spring of 2004 Jeremy signed on with the Los Angeles Avengers and played several games with the Avengers before hearing about the passing of his former teammate and friend Pat Tillman.  Jeremy then retired completely from professional athletics and decided to answer the call of serving his country and decided to join the United States Marine Corps. At this point he was willing to risk it all.  In 2005, Jeremy decided that it was time for him to fulfill his commitment to his country and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and entered boot camp in December of 2005.  Jeremy entered the Marine Corps 10 years older than the average recruit. Jeremy completed his 13-week Marine Corps Boot Camp at Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego (MCRD). He graduated on the same Parade Ground as did his grandfather, Herman Francis Staat, in 1941. He was then stationed with 1/3 Bravo Company of Kaneohe Bay, HI, as an Infantry Machine gunner (0331). In 2007, the 1/3 Battalion was deployed, and Jeremy found himself assigned to Haditha, Iraq for a nine-month deployment. After returning from deployment in Haditha, Iraq; Jeremy had some medical issues that needed to be addressed and was never returned to his infantry unit. In his final years with the Marine Corps Jeremy had been giving advice to Marines that were being discharged and encouraged them to get their education but realizing that he himself hadn’t finished his bachelor’s degree. Jeremy decided to return to school during his final year in the Marine Corps and earned his bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University in liberal studies.  (I can’t Praise the Arizona State University staff and its’ President high enough for their efforts to make this happen) Jeremy was discharged from Marine Corps in August of 2009. After being discharged from the Marine Corps Jeremy moved back home to Bakersfield, CA and married his fiancéé Janelle Hamilton; he began to work with local charities within the community and wanted to continue to serve and to help others. In 2010, Jeremy joined up with many local and national Veterans Organizations like: The Veteran Tickets foundation, Kern County Honor Flight, Vision 2 Victory, and Kern Vets, “Wall of Valor,” and begun to do multiple speaking engagements to help bring awareness to the different non-profits that he was helping out. In 2011 Jeremy decided to start his own foundation that focused on bringing a Veteran speaking board into the educational environment, to inspire and motivate students to do their best. After speaking to more than 150 plus schools in Kern County, California and Arizona; Jeremy then decided that it was time to take his message nationwide. In the winter of 2012, Jeremy and his team conducted a 3,468-mile cross country bicycle ride that, visited 78 cities in 16 states, focused on bring awareness to the epidemic of veteran suicide and childhood obesity.  The Wall to Wall Cross Country Bicycle Ride stated at the Wall of Valor in Bakersfield, California and traveled east across the country and ended at the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. After returning home from his cross-country endeavor Jeremy was welcomed home by the birth of his first child, a boy, that he and his wife named Tristen. After the birth of Tristen, Jeremy continued to work with his foundation and continued to deliver hundreds more motivational and inspirational speeches to schools and businesses. For his efforts, he was named the 2011 Military Order of the Purple Heart Veteran of the Year, the 2013 All Sports United Humanitarian Recipient, 2013 Beautiful Bakersfield Humanitarian of the Year Recipient, and was a 2014 Bakersfield High School Football Hall of Fame Inductee.  In 2013, Jeremy decided that he wanted to have a more stable lifestyle and decided to progress into the educational field and desired to start a trade school focusing on welding. Jeremy enrolled in classes at Bakersfield College to earn his welding degree and welding certifications; along the way, decided to apply for a job at Bakersfield College and in 2013 he began teaching full time as a welding instructor at Bakersfield College. In 2015, Jeremy and his wife welcomed their second son, Gavin. Jeremy then decided it was a must that he continued his education and began to pursue his graduate degrees. In 2016, he earned his master’s degree in educational leadership from Liberty University, and then decided that he needed to earn his Educational Specialist Degree (Ed.S.) from Liberty University as well. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) degree. He plans on completing his Ed.D in the summer of 2020. In the spring of 2020, Jeremy will be inducted into the Museum of the Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame wing that is to be open in the spring of 2020.  Education:  -Bakersfield High School- Diploma -Bakersfield College- AA- Criminal Justice -Arizona State University-BA- Liberal Studies -Liberty University- MA- Educational Leadership -Liberty University-Ed.S.- Educational Leadership -Liberty University-Ed.D.- Educational Leadership (2020)  Athletic Awards:  High School:  Football:  -1994 graduate of Bakersfield High School, Bakersfield, Calif., - 2 sport participant, lettering four times in football and three times in track. -Captained the football team in 1993. -2 time all-Area/all-South Yosemite League first-team in football. -Named best lineman South Yosemite League. -Named lineman of the year by The Bakersfield Californian. -California all-State honorable mention -Named as left tackle to the Shrine California North/South All-Star football game  Track and Field (Shot put and Discus):  -Captained the track team in 1993-94 -most improved player award -Most Valuable Player in the South Yosemite -South Yosemite League champion in the shot put and discus in 1992-93 -Athlete of the Year by The Bakersfield Californian in 1993-1994 -1994 California State C.I.F. Champion in the discus throw -All-Area/all-South Yosemite league -Jockey Club Athlete of the Month (April 1994) -Bakersfield High School Most Valuable Player in track -Recipient of the Howard Whalen Track and Field Memorial Scholarship  Junior College:  Football:  -A 1996 graduate of Bakersfield Community College, Bakersfield, Calif., with an associate degree in Criminal Justice. -Member of 1994 and 1995 Western States Conference football championship team -1994 and 1995 Potato Bowl champion with a combined record of 20-2 at Bakersfield. -Freshman year named honorable mention all-Western States Conference and recipient of the Matt Poole Award -1995-96 football seasons named first-team offense Western States Conference. -Honorable mention all-American by J.C. Grid wire. -1995 Bakersfield College coaches award  Track and Field:  -Named the Most Outstanding Male Athlete at Bakersfield College in 1995-96 served as a team captain. -Set school records in discus (182' 4" and shot put 58' 1/4" won the state championship in both the discus and the shot put, becoming the first male to win two throwing events in one year. His 2nd Place finish in the Hammer Throw made him the highest scoring athlete, EVER, in the California State Track and Field Championships. -All WSC first-team honors in the discus and shot put. -Won the hammer, discus and shot put in the Southern Cal Meet of Champions, becoming the first person to win these three events in the meet's history. -1994-95 track season earned California: State Jr. College champion honor in the discus throw. -Western States Conference Most Valuable Player. -Bakersfield College Freshman Athlete of the Year. -Bakersfield Jockey Club athlete of the month. -Took first-place in the shot put at the National Jr. College all-American Track and Field. -Earned Junior all-America status at the U.S.A. Junior National Track and Field  championships. -Received Cerritos College Event's top field athlete in the 1995-96 track season. -Named to the Bakersfield College Hall of Fame in 2001.  Arizona State University:  -1997 Rose Bowl National Championship Appearance -1997 Sun Bowl Appearance named the Jimmy Roger Jr's, Most Valuable player Defensive Lineman of the game. -1997 Earned 2nd team All-Pac 10 -1997 Morris Trophy recipient. 1st time in History for a Defensive lineman from ASU to win. The Morris Trophy is the college football award given to the Pac 10's most valuable Offensive and Defensive lineman. -1997 earned 1st team All-American selection, by the Sporting News 1st Team All-American selection by the Football Writers Association of America. -1997 earned four “Player of the Game” awards as a Defensive Lineman.  National Football League:  -1998 was drafted in the 2nd round, 41st pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Played three seasons with the Steelers. -Signed with the Seattle Seahawks, Oakland Raiders, and the St Louis Rams. -Earned retirement from the NFL in 2004  Other Awards:  -2020 will be inducted into the Museum of the Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame at Quantico, Virginia -2019 California Community College Athletic Association Hall of Fame inductee -2014 Bakersfield High School Football Hall of Fame Inductee -2013 Beautiful Bakersfield Humanitarian of the Year Recipient -2013 All Sports United Humanitarian Recipient -2011 Military Order of the Purple Heart Veteran of the Year Recipient -2001 Bakersfield College Sports Hall of Fame Website: https://jeremystaat.com Twitter: @JeremyStaat

About Aja Smith   TSgt. Aja Smith (Vet) has dedicated her career to serving her country. Following in the footsteps of her family, Aja decided at a young age that she wanted to help preserve the great freedoms that our country was founded upon.   Aja grew up in Moreno Valley, California and was raised by both her mother and grandmother who worked long hours as nurses, providing for Aja and ensuring she had every opportunity that her peers had. Both of Aja’s Grandparents served in the U.S. Military. Her Grandfather was a veteran of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Her great uncle was a Tuskegee Airman pilot.   In 2002, Aja joined the United States Air Force Reserve.  In 2007, she was deployed to Qatar and stationed at Al-Udeid Air Force Base during Operation Enduring Freedom.     The 41st district consists largely of blue-collar workers.  March Air Force Base long fueled the local economy and provided jobs for local residents.  After base realignment, cities like Moreno Valley were devastated economically when March became a Reserve Base.  Aja Smith will fight to ensure that March Air Reserve Base does not close down and suffer the horrible economic effects.  It is essential that we find employment for our veterans and continue to bring jobs back to the Inland Empire. If elected, Aja would become the first African-American female Republican to serve in Congress from California Website: https://www.ajasmithforcongress.com/   Twitter: Aja Smith for Congress @AjaforCongress   Facebook: Aja Smith for Congress

Meet Joe Collins Joe Collins is from South LA. He grew at 104th and Normandy and knows this district all too well. Extreme amounts of Homelessness, Crime, Lack of Quality Education, and High Gang Activity. Although Joe was a good kid, it’s extremely hard in this type of environment, not to get pulled into a life of crime and gangs. Joe’s mom made a decision for her children when Joe was entering high school. She had seen enough family members and friends, go down a wrong path and did not want that to happen to her children. Joe’s mother made a bold and selfless decision; She moved her immediate family to a suburb outside of Dallas Texas.  Joe thrived in the state of Texas. Being a resilient kid and having a passion for sports, he found a niche in school sports. This passion allowed him to play, learn, and teach the skills of team building and leadership. Joe continued these learned skills, while playing semipro football. After high school, Joe was no different from most other kids trying to figure out their next step. With uncertainty, he enrolled in community college and gained employment at his local Walmart. Joe realized after one semester that he wanted a different path, he wanted more in life, and he wanted to make a difference by protecting and serving our great country.  Joe’s passion to serve others started at an early age and earned him the nickname “GI Joe.”  Ironically, he was always intrigued by the Military and Prominent Leaders like George Bush, Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, and John F. Kennedy. Joe made the most important decision of his first step into adulthood. He was going to follow in the footsteps of the men he admired so greatly; Joe Collins joined the US Navy. Serving 13 and a half successful years as an Aviation Machinist Mate, Joe Collins worked and trained thousands of sailors on many types of aircraft including the F-18 Super Hornet, E6 Mercury, and the MH60 Sea-hawk.  With the help of the US Navy, he also became a licensed financial professional. Joe’s passion to help others also came in the form of becoming a Certified Counselor for rape and sexual assault victims As a sailor in the US Navy, Joe served during the successful campaign, “Operation Iraqi Freedom”. He also served in the recruiting duty area, where he earned numerous honors and awards. This was a role Joe enjoyed immensely, as he had the pleasure of jump starting the future careers for many of our young American leaders of today.  Joe’s God given gift to serve and help was always pulling at his heart, he often felt the need to do more. He became active in donating his time to charities that fed, clothed, and helped his homeless brothers and sisters on the street. He helped with city beach and park cleanups, mentoring children and young adults, coaching, attending city council meetings and gatherings. Joe used his leadership skills that were taught from the Navy, in hopes of creating a change for future generations. After the divisiveness and rhetoric of the 2016 elections, Joe Collins felt the aftermath of what is still going on today. The media were creating unnecessary anger, party lines were separating further, nobody was listening with an educated ear, and everyone was talking with no purpose or plan for a better future.  There were voices coming at the American people with real world issues, only to fall on many in leadership with deaf ears. Voices that cried out for support and protection, voices that shared the need for representation, but were met with ridicule and resentment.  Joe Collins heard the voice for change and he knew it was his destiny to once again serve.  Since already taking an oath to defend our country and its people, the decision to serve and defend those without a voice in California’s 43rd District, was one he would proudly make.  Joe Collins upholds the Constitution of the United States of America and promotes fair treatment, equality, and respect for all citizens of our great country. America deserves a leader who will fight for its people and California needs a leader who will properly represent its people!  Joe would be honored to discuss how he officially launched his run for Congress on July 4th 2019 and in two weeks, digitally raised over $200,000. The people want Maxine Waters out, but more importantly, they are wanting to give their hard earned money to Joe Collins; The future Congressman of California’s 43rd District.  Website: https://joecollinsforcongress.com  

Paul I. Jones (born November 3rd, 1949, in Chicago, Illinois) is currently running as a Candidate for a Congressional seat for the 117th United States Congress. In the California 38th district as a Republican Candidate for the November 2020 Elections.  I entered the Marine Corp at age, seventeen with seven other guys, we were all standing in front of a juvenile court Judge, for fighting, You see I ran my neighborhood, however we only fought with our fists no weapons, although a fist could be classified as a combat weapon, should you ask the Democratic side. In the front of the courtroom stood a gentlemen with a badge, in the rear of the court was a Marine Recruiter, needless to say, we eight went to the back, our parents signed the paper work, we were tested, physical, and sworn in that day, put on a bus, taken to the O’Hare airport put on a United Airlines Flight and landed at San Diego that night. One of the many things I came to understand in the Marines was that We are all brothers, it did not matter what color your skin was, we were and still are to this day. A better understanding of duty to Country, Faith in God, in family and in myself. All these things I speak of are within us, too many Americans have lost their morality, listening to false information, not taking time to check what has been said, it’s one of my jobs to educate America about what goes on in Our Government. We have for the first time in years, to make a change, to bring back The America many of us grew up with. After boot camp and jungle training, I celebrated my 18th Birthday heading to Vietnam.  I spent twenty-two months there, almost 2 complete tours.  Perhaps with being in war is why I believe so strongly in Pro Life. When one sees death first hand you find a different set of beliefs in God, and of the souls he watches over. When I’m elected, and I say when not if, it is my goal to bring the VA healthcare to it’s knees, force them to be transparent, to be accountable for the $170 billion dollars of Tax payers money.  I want to know where the once 1200 VA hospitals have gone to, were they sold? who were they sold to? how much did the VA receive for these sales? are they still listed as assets on the VA balance sheet? My bio is not the standard you find on political websites, I believe in structure, but I find it difficult to adhere to the same old boring formats, of candidates who simply follow the rest, I’m not like the rest, I’m me! I’m the person that doesn’t have Millions to spend on a campaign, mine as with many other Vets running for office, built around talking to the people not talking at them, as I have seen with many others running for Public Office. I have attended many classes on how to run for office, including many online, the questions regardless of the class, are always the same, Am I the right person?, the logical choice?, What do I have to offer?, We The People, Am I grounded in Principles?, how would I govern?, Am I Emotionally capable to stand and fight for my Principles?, and of course do I have the right message?. So, I’m going to answer those questions.  Let’s start with #1. Am I the right person for the job; Yes I am, I’m not rich or famous, I grew up on the streets of Chicago in the 60’s, My Father at the time was one of Richard Daily’s friends, which is where I learned about Politician’s. Chicago in the 60’s was managed by Daley and folks from the influential side of town. I have grown up with Politics, always on the watching side, I understand the cruel and corrupt side, I feel it has become far worse than anyone was ever expecting, which I blame on, We The People. We saw it and thought that someone else would take care of the problem, it didn’t happen. Now we are faced with either freedom or socialism. By 2020 of election year it could be the start of a civil war on American Soil. My Job must be to bringing America Back to God, and We the People. by continuing the work of Donald Trump, We The People will be able to stem the tide of destruction. Am I the Logical choice; Again, Yes, I am you, One of, We the People. Logic tells us that when we take the time to ask questions, to look in more than one single place for the logical answer, it’s amazing logic has won again. example, the taking of a life without logic, is simply genocide. The logic continues, Another example, of continued logic is when you are a victim of the VA healthcare system, logic says there should be just as with any government branch, what the constitution calls, “Checks and Balances” something that is lacking in the VA Healthcare system, and also seems to be in the current congress, logic tells us that although given an executive order to be transparent but also account for the 170 billion given to the VA by Tax Payer Funds, Logic tells me to ask what happened to the 1200 VA hospitals that we once used, question, were they sold ? If so where did the money go? what were these compounds sold for? who bought them? are there any still listed on the asset sheet? Logic says why are we not getting answers to logical questions.  What do I have to offer to, We The People; I grew up on the streets of Chicago, which gave me a solid footing with understanding the streets, I have been Homeless, first living in my car, then when the car was towed away for expired tags I was literally on the streets. I understand what it’s like not knowing where your next meal is coming from, then there were few, now there are thousands upon thousands, and that’s just downtown Los Angeles. We have many buildings that are abandon, Houses, commercial buildings, VA repossessions, Tax confiscations, in short with the help of those that are homeless, those that want a new start, could use their skills to reclaim those buildings, the buildings that, We The People continue to pay for out of our taxes. I Am Not A Politician, never was and never will be, unlike the current people in control who are career politicians or the ones that hide in the background, I believe that anyone running for Congress, or Senate should stand and answer questions in front of, We The People, both personal and political, We must know who we are putting in power over us, I am, that person who has no problem with full transparency. Am I grounded in Principals, I have been told I was dead a few times now, Vietnam, ICU on life support with 95% of my lungs filled with fluids,  Respiratory failure and each time God sent me back, My Principals are grounded in faith, and I feel that each day is a gift from God, I have seen Some of America attack Christianity, People in Congress decided to remove “in God We Trust”, from the swearing in process. Schools that allow other factions to be taught in schools, but not prayer, this too must change, and will change. How would I govern; it’s a simple answer Govern by, We the People, not allowing foreign policies to be instituted into our Constitution, remove the influences of radical left from our schools. Talk to, We The People. With the Technology we now have, it isn’t hard to do a weekly broadcast and talk to people. The Presidents have done it for years, why not Senate and Congress take the time every week to talk to the people and answer questions, make sure, We The People have the opportunity to know that you are human, that you are an elected official who works for the people, not for your own personal gain, or refuse to explain what law you are purposing and why, I can do this. Am I Emotionally capable to stand for my principles, I have had to stand for my Principles all my life, from Vietnam to present day, with your faith nothing is impossible. Do I have the right message? Yes, I Do!  

Christopher Engels Bio: Chris was born in Mission Viejo California in 1977 and grew up in Orange County spending time in Mission Viejo, Irvine, Newport Beach and Corona Del Mar before moving to Covina, CA in 1987. He spent his remaining childhood in Covina where he graduated high school from Charter Oak High before departing to Washington State University to attend college. After college, Chris lived and worked in Bend, OR where he started his first business in general contracting and then pursued his Juris Doctorate in Law at Northwestern California School of Law. After graduating law school, Chris returned to where his heart and roots lie, in Orange County, currently resides in Newport Beach and operates The Law Office of Christopher Engels in Costa Mesa.  Chris is a conservative Republican that thinks like an independent, finding solutions, not talking points. His approach to governing isn’t much different then running a business or working with people to solve problems. Our government expects us to work hard, pay our bills, pay our taxes, save money and succeed in life, why shouldn’t we expect the same out of our government? The answer is that we should expect the same and that is what Chris expects.  We must give and take when dealing with opposing parties, it is not a one-way street, something Washington has forgotten. The party in the majority should get more of what they want, while giving up somethings they don’t want to the minority, that is called compromise. The County and Nation must start accepting hard truths, and then we must act to stop things from getting worse. Current politicians are afraid to tackle tough issues in fear they will lose votes, but Chris is different, he’s not afraid to tackle tough issues, because the people need him to, and he will. The focus of governing will be by the people, for the people, with a bipartisan approach, middle ground solutions, and effective legislation. We must #GovernTogether, so please join Chris in making Orange County the example of proper and just political leadership.  With his extensive business background, legal mind, middle ground approach and connection with people, Chris is the perfect person to lead Orange County into the future. Chris is down to earth, a man that grew up in a family that had to work for everything they had from a place of humble beginnings. Orange county faces many problems, problems that need serious solutions and not just political grandstanding. Chris will bring power back to the people and will fight for what is right, just and fair under the law. Join Chris in this effort to restore and keep Orange County the most beautiful place in the world to live in.    CURRICULUM VITAE  EDUCATION: BA, Washington State University  Pullman, Washington 2013 Business Administration & Operations Management Minor in Economics Dean’s Honor Roll  J.D., Northwestern California University School of Law Sacramento, California 2014 Juris Doctorate in Law  Dale Carnegie Course New York, New York Highest Award for Achievement-Valedictorian  ADMISSIONS: California Bar – 2015  U.S. District Court, Central District of California - 2018  VOLUNTEER/ Pro Bono Legal Representation1 CHARITY: Newport Beach, California  Christopher M. Engels  202 29th St. 600 Anton Blvd., Floor 11 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Costa Mesa, CA 92626  949-520-1850 Tel 949-220-9443 Fax chris@electengels.com    Website: www.electengels.com

DeAnna Lorraine, the Democrat Disruptor, is the Republican Candidate running for Congress against Nancy Pelosi in California's 12th District. She is also a popular YouTube host, political commentator, speaker and personal development Coach. She is fighting for God, Family and Country and determined to defeat the Wicked Witch of the West. Congressional Candidate Against Nancy Pelosi, CA-12 TWITTER: @Deanna4Congress www.DeannaForCongress.com

About Amy Phan West for the 47th Congressional District in California: Amy Phan West escaped the invading Communist Regime at the end of the Vietnam War, with her parents and siblings, stowed away in the bowels of a Vietnamese Fishing Boat, in 1985. Half her family had been murdered by the communists and they barely escaped the same fate. During their escape, they witnessed the atrocities and horrors committed by the communists and were almost caught, which, if it had happened, would have led to certain death. In the boat, they were at sea for 3 days, having already run out of fresh drinking water and the future looking bleak with death by starvation a real possibility, when a German Oil Tanker found them adrift and rendered assistance.  They were taken to Thailand, where they stayed at a refugee camp for more than a year and a half. Then, they went to the Philippines, where the entire Phan family sought asylum in the United States.  After six months in the Philippines, they were granted asylum by the United States State Department. In 1987, the Phan family landed in Huntington Beach, California, to begin the next chapter of their lives, “The American Dream”.    The Phans worked hard to provide for their family in America. They embraced the country that had given them the freedom and opportunities that were not available to them in their native land. More than anything, they were happy to be alive and not be persecuted. Even then, they might not have made it, had it not been for the generous support offered by local Vietnamese Church Organizations in Southern California. The Phans embraced Christianity, just like they embraced America. Amy, like her brothers and sisters, graduated High School. Amy went on to Orange County Community College, where she received her associate’s degree in Business, and then went on to earn her bachelor’s degree in liberal studies at California State Long Beach. Amy Phan West is a proud American, wife and mother of three boys, Small Business Owner, Commissioner of Personnel Board, Commissioner of OC Parks and a delegate for the CAGOP. She is an advocate for family and religious Freedom. She is a proud Conservative and a strong supporter of President Trump. She supports our right to bear arms and defend ourselves, a belief that she holds with strong conviction due to her experience witnessing first hand what happens when a tyrannical government disarms its citizens. She is pro-life and respects the need to protect our babies. Amy wants to return California to its former glory, having witnessed the periodic degradation of the state at the hands of the democrats. She has wants to greatly improve the educational system in California since education is the greatest gift we can give to our children. She wants to end the homelessness that is a blight on California and tackle illegal immigration, which has been draining the economy of California. She is greatly concerned with the increase in intensity and devastation caused by the yearly forest fires in California and make it a priority to prevent this from becoming a yearly issue. Please support her race as an #AmericaFirst candidate to take back the House of Representatives CA-47th district. Amy married Jeremy West in 2009 and together they have three young sons, ages 7,5, and 3.  They are the co-proprietors of an Independent Rental Car Consortium. As a family, they enjoy many adventurous sporting activities, including camping, BMX, snowboarding and other seasonal extreme sports. DONATE HERE https://secure.anedot.com/amy-phan-west-for-congress/donate Contact # (714) 230-5085

About Eric Early: For 25 years, Eric has fought in the courts to help people stay in their homes and help job creators, businesses and innovators succeed and stay in California while building his own successful law firm. Eric was a candidate in 2018 for California Attorney General against Xavier Becerra, receiving almost one million votes as a first-time candidate. Eric's career as an attorney did not follow the usual path. He attended New York University’s undergraduate film school, and then held various positions, including producing videos for Hasbro Toys, directing short children’s films for The Great Space Coaster, working as post-production supervisor on hundreds of animated episodes of The Transformers, G.I. Joe, Jem and the Holograms, My Little Pony, and writing several animated episodes of G.I. Joe and Jem and the Holograms. At one point, he produced trailers for “King of the B-Movies”, Roger Corman. While working full time to support his family, Eric attended Southwestern Law School’s evening program and after graduation worked at one of the most prominent law firms in the state, where he was a Partner for a decade. Eric was regularly involved in complex litigation matters in California and throughout the country, primarily focusing on business, entertainment, real estate, title and escrow related litigation. In 2010, Eric started his own firm along with several of his colleagues, Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae LLP (“Early Sullivan”). Early Sullivan, which now has over 30 attorneys, has been recognized as Boutique Firm of the Year by the California Daily Journal, and has been named as a Best Law Firm by U.S. News for several years running. Eric has been the firm’s Managing Partner since its doors opened, has successfully tried several cases to verdict – one of the results being awarded Defense Verdict of the Year by the Daily Journal, and has overseen countless complex lawsuits in which the firm’s clients have prevailed. During the normal course of his practice, Eric has also handled several cases in which he has represented homeowners whose properties have been victimized by real estate fraud, in which fraudsters try to steal their homes. He has been able to regain control of the properties for his clients. Early Sullivan practices in all the courts of California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Florida and handles cases in other states as well. Among various honors, Eric is the Past President of Southwestern Law School’s Entertainment and IP Alumni Association, was selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America every year since 2017; and has been named a Southern California Super Lawyer every year since 2005.

West Covina Unified Director of Student Services Devon Rose and Edgewood Academy senior Joel Adell discuss what it means to be a California District of Choice and highlight the academic programs and resources available at the District.

Errol Webber: a legal immigrant from Kingston, Jamaica, came to the U.S. with his family in 2002 when he was 15, with dreams of being a commercial airline pilot. All that changed in 2003 when he learned broadcast video at church, and became fascinated by the ability to shape how one views the world through video.  Webber went on to study film at the Maryland Institute College of Art, where, as a freshman, he opened his own photography and video production business out of his college dorm room. After graduating in 2008, Webber’s professor recommended him to shoot a film in Africa - Music By Prudence - about a tenacious group of Zimbabwean Afro- fusion musicians with disabilities. Music By Prudence won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject in 2010.  Since then Webber has been commissioned to produce or shoot documentary and narrative films for educational institutions and non- profits. His documentary film work explores topics such as: healthcare, education, criminal justice, human rights, and police-community relations. Cinematographer of the: Oscar-winning, Music By Prudence  The film American Promise juxtaposes the nuances of public vs. Sundance-winning, American Promise  private education, and shows us the sacrifices many parents are willing to make in order to afford their children the best education possible. This decade-long coming-of-age documentary that Webber collaborated on, won the Special Jury Award for Achievement in Filmmaking at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.  Moving to California, in 2014, the University of Washington, Tacoma, commissioned Webber to co-produce the documentary, Love & Solidarity which chronicles key U.S. Labor Movements, how it shaped resulting labor laws, and its effect on American society when it comes to workers’ rights.  Endorsed and lauded by elected officials and law enforcement professionals across the country, Webber’s newest feature documentary, WALKING WHILE BLACK: L.O.V.E. Is the Answer, tackles the critical issue of racial profiling, and explores cognitive psychology and implicit bias, while showing the need for emotional intelligence, promoting mental health and community engagement programs, bridging the gap between peace officers and the communities they serve.  Errol Webber has identified solutions to Federal issues that he believes are consequential to America’s future. These include addressing: Taxation, Healthcare, Education, Environment, Immigration, Police & Military, Jobs & Economy, Foreign Policy, Defending the Constitution, and combating the proliferation of Socialism.  After more than a decade of community engagement and programming through his socially-conscious documentary film work, Award-winning Los Angeles Film Producer, Errol Webber continues to give back to the nation that gave him the invaluable opportunity to succeed, by being a catalyst for change and having a seat at the table in public office as he campaigns for California’s 37th Congressional District.  ERROL WEBBER FOR CONGRESS | 800 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90017 errol@errolwebber.com | www.Webber2020.com | @ErrolWebber | FEC ID: C00719864

Jazmina Saavedra was born in Managua, Nicaragua. After a two-year legal process, she arrived in the United States at the age of 18. Later she became a US Citizen and has been living in Southern California since her arrival.    At age 20 she started a wholesale business to import crafts from Mexico and Colombia for distribution to small Latino businesses in Southern California markets. Later she created her own brand of anti-aging products “Jazmina's Collagen” and shared her beauty tips in major Spanish TV networks. In recent years she has been promoting solar energy. She has been a member of the Church "Final Call" Ministries for 20 years.   She became a Republican to swear allegiance to the flag and the US Constitution. Since 2005 she has been involved in community events in Los Angeles County, serving as a volunteer in the organization of large events, occasionally serving as a master of ceremonies.   In 2016 she decides to participate in the presidential campaign as a founding member of Latinos For Trump, becoming the Spanish voice of that organization and along with Make California Great Again Inc.  Being an active member of the Los Angeles County Republican Committee, Member of Action Republican Club in the City of Torrance. Jazmina has become a great activist in favor of the policies and proposals of President Trump.  She is also a California Delegate.  Jazmina believes in America first by protecting our borders through the construction of the wall, controlling immigration, taking care of jobs and opportunities for US citizens.   Jazmina has decided to run for this 2020 election as a candidate for the United States Congress District 44th by the State of California and fight to truly represent the Californians with their needs and rights. She supports President Trump's agenda for the benefit of making both, a Greater America and Safer America.    Jazmina is Pro-life and supports our Second Amendment. California passed laws against our morals and faith as conservative families. Laws that jeopardizes the health of our children and young people, that weaken our economy with programs that do no benefit our citizens and our children, but rather help aliens who have no legal right to be in our country.    Jazmina will work to eliminate laws that affect our decent and hardworking citizens, as well as to prevent our children from being indoctrinated in schools with ideologies that corrupt and destroy our moral values. Jazmina wants to create more programs for education and the creation of new jobs, instead of welfare.    We kindly ask to support Jazmina Saavedra for US Congress. Let’s make America a greater, more prosperous and secure nation.    Website: www.voteforJaz.com

As a U.S. Coast Guard veteran, James proudly served conducting search and rescue (SAR). He has been trained in multi-departmental defense campaigns in coordination with the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Air Force. After his service, he worked in the domestic and international public sector in senior executive management roles for technological and service entities within the healthcare and insurance field. During this time, he worked closely with many physician groups as well as hospitals. In addition, he has handled mergers and acquisitions and also has served as a national speaker on developing technologies and practices within healthcare, insurance, and fraud protection fields. As your next congressman James P. Bradley will use his skills to provide solutions that help my constituents. Campaign Website: https://bradleycongress.com to volunteer and or donate to his campaign. 

Agatha Bacelar is a 27-year-old Brazilian-American who lives in San Francisco. She is also running for U.S. Congress in California District 12—Nancy Pelosi's district. We welcome Bacelar to talk about her background and why she is deciding to run now against the country's most powerful Democrat.

https://www.agathaforcongress.com/ "I am a 27-year-old Brazilian-American immigrant and San Francisco resident running for U.S. Congress in California District 12. San Francisco has some of the youngest, most diverse, and technologically advanced residents of any district in the U.S. The technology dreamt up here ripples out to the entire world, and will continue to do so as another four billion people connect online in the next decade. AI, automation, and social media will continue to impact every aspect of our lives. We urgently need representatives with a sophisticated understanding of human-centered technology, and yet, only ten percent of our representatives in Congress today have a science or technology background. As a graduate of the product design engineering program at Stanford University, I’m running for Congress to change this. If there is one word to describe my campaign, that word would be proximity. As an immigrant raised by a single mom and the public education system, I have always been proximate to Dreamers, who I knew as neighbors, friends and schoolmates. Half of my family is from Brazil, home to the Amazon Rainforest, “the lungs of the world.” I feel a deeply personal connection to the urgency of the climate crisis. And Brazil’s fraught history of democracy is a warning on the importance of protecting and strengthening our democratic institutions. My work as a documentary storyteller has taken me around the country and the world, and I’ve had the privilege of getting proximate to the stories of communities underserved by our democracy: indigenous peoples, the incarcerated and paroled, asylum seekers and the undocumented. After seeing up close the human impact of policies in place today, running for Congress has become a moral imperative. I am a millennial which means I’m part of a generation set to inherit many crises: catastrophic climate change, perpetual war, record levels of inequality, school shootings, student debt, and public trust in government. Although millennials form the largest voting block in CA-12, it is a group with historically low voter turnout. This is not a sign of apathy so much as a recognition that the voices of ordinary citizens are being drowned out in the wash of dark and corporate money. I’m running for Congress to get big money out of politics; our grassroots campaign will not take corporate PAC money. With family here in the city and as a resident of the Mission District, I am proximate daily to the two faces of San Francisco–the great civic shame of homelessness in the midst of enormous wealth. This long standing problem spotlights a political status quo that is not serving all citizens. For a democracy that serves the 100%, we’re going to need new design thinking, and representatives who will listen to the people over the apparatus of power. Our city, our world is in deep need of change. That change is attainable, but we’re running out of time. Be a part of the democratic awakening and proud tradition of San Francisco’s history of revolutionary change. Let’s reclaim the legacy of protest against the status quo, continue the legacy of technological innovation and environmental activism, and create a new legacy of getting big money out of politics and expanding democratic participation to include everyone. Let's design a better future for a better quality of life for everyone in this diverse city!" -Agatha Bacelar

• Jovanka Beckles and Buffy Wicks compete to represent California's 15th Assembly District

Our guest this morning is Dr. Kenneth Wright, candidate for Congress, 33 District. As a caring physician and pediatric eye surgeon, Dr. Wright has been devoted to the welfare of children for well over 20 years. He has established a foundation for pediatric ophthalmology and an eye clinic for underprivileged children, authored over 100 scientific articles, and most of the textbooks in his field. Dr. Wright is not a career politician and has real-life leadership experiences both in the public and private sectors. He worked in leadership roles for large institutions including Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Los Angeles County Hospital, USC School of Medicine, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, and the Cleveland Clinic. Presently, he owns and runs a successful small business with the responsibility of having dedicated employees and meeting payroll. Dr. Wright is running for United States Congress (CA D-33). He is determined to roll up his sleeves and attack issues like our struggling economy, need for inner-city revitalization, veteran's health, immigration reform, and the challenge of keeping America safe.  Dr. Wright believes it is time to pull together and do what's right for America. =+=+=+=+=+=+ To Find Out More about the two show hosts of The South Bay Show read on: Jackie Balestra features a comprehensive selection of things to do, places to go and people to know in the South Bay.to learn more visit http://www.SouthbayByJackie.com To Find Out More about Joe Terry visit https://www.MasternodeConsulting.com/about What's Happening in the South Bay, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, The South Bay Show, Los Angeles, California, Current Events, Calendar, Torrance, El Segundo, Palos Verdes

Audrey Denney is creating a Blue Wave in California's North State but the California District 1 candidate says "this election isn't just about turning a Red seat Blue, this isn't just about electing a new congresswoman. What we're doing is creating a movement of people who want something better in their communities...who believe in people first, that we are Americans before we are Democrats or Republicans." In a region that is often ignored in California politics and is considered the Red North, Denney is running against an incumbent, Representative La Malfa who is one of President Trump's biggest supporters.  La Malfa has held a secure seat in the last couple of years but Denney is proving to be a tough competitor and could bring the North State back to Blue. Audrey has never found a place she loves more than the North State. She is running for Congress because she believes that the people of the North State deserve better. They deserve a representative who will respect and listen to them and who will fight for their needs and concerns in Washington D.C. She believes that the job is not about partisan politics, but about bringing people together, and finding a way forward as a community, a region, and a nation. Audrey has proven time and again that she has the passion, the skills, the energy, and the strength of character to do just that. Audrey spent her childhood on her family’s farm and ranch in Central California, growing grapes and hay while raising cattle and horses. Her father was a Vietnam veteran and her mother was a leader in their church parish. Audrey learned to work hard and efficiently before and after school to accomplish all that needed to be done to keep the family business running smoothly through both prosperous and hard times. She developed a strong respect for land and natural resources, which she has carried with her throughout her education and career endeavors.

Evan speaks to Michelle and John about his political achievements, coming out, conversion therapy, and addresses a campaign donation he accepted from GEO Group- a private detention company.

The Democrat primary in California District 4 has become fairly dramatic in recent months as three first-time candidates, all women under 40, vie for a shot to take on incumbent Tom McClintock in one of California's reddest districts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Candidate Forum for California Assembly District 15, April 5 North Oakland Senior Center Leagues of Women Voters of Oakland and Berkeley, Albany, Emeryville and the Coalition for Police Accountability State Assembly District 15 candidates: Judy Appel, Ben Bartlett, Jovanka Beckles, Pranav Jandhyala, Dan Kalb, Andy Katz, Rochelle Pardue-Okimoto, Sergey Piterman, Owen Poindexter, Cheryl Sudduth, Raquella Thaman, Buffy Wicks

Regina Bateson of California District 4 joins me to discuss the issues of her district & community, the Affordable Care Act, Women, Veterans, the importance of good education and improving rural broadband.

Change of plans Austin will no longer be joining us for Monday's show due to a Scheduling conflict, but don't despair because we will be having Janine Derose and Eric Frame both in the Running for State Senate in California District 6 against the dreaded Richard Lying Pan.    Janine DeRose brings an extensive, deeply engaged and practical range of experience in California politics. Her real-world business expertise derives from years of co-managing large, multi-unit apartment buildings during which time she was named Outstanding Property Manager of the Year by For Rent Magazine. Equally important to Janine, is the ethical and transparent use of taxpayer resources. Janine had extensive opportunity to practice this value through years as a staff auditor for the California Department of Education where she worked tirelessly to keep California government honest. Janine's unique and holistic perspective as a professional, a single working mother, and a community member with “skin in the game,” makes her the ideal candidate for the individuals and families of California Senate District 6.   Eric Frame   

Mike Richman and Aaron Haar interview former Republican Congressional Candidate for California District 1 Gregory Cheadle on the direction of the Republican Party, Donald Trump and politics state and nationwide. Every week writer and publisher Mike Richman and Democratic political consultant Aaron Haar talk about the news, goings on and political events in Northern California from a distinctly progressive perspective.  You can follow the show at  https://twitter.com/norcalnewsnow Or join us on Facebook at: https://facebook.com/norcalnewsnow  

Worth airing again - Kevin Mottus, 2014 Congressional Candidate from California District 33 joins the show to share an important part of his platform - and that is to minimize radio frequency radiation exposure from all wireless devices and infrastructure to protect the health of our children.This show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Special guest – Kevin Mottus, 2014 Congressional Candidate from California District 33 joins the show to share an important part of his platform – and that is to minimize radio frequency radiation exposure from all wireless devices and infrastructure to protect the health of our children. http://www.boilthefrogradio.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Kevin Mottus, 2014 Congressional Candidate from California District 33 joins the program to discuss his platform including the need to minimize radio frequency radiation exposure from all wireless devices and infrastructure to protect the health of our children. You haven’t heard many political minded people speaking out and standing up for this but it's about time. http://boilthefrogradio.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Multiple pathways of career technical education lead to academic rigor and success on a district-wide level at Elk Grove Unified School District in California.

Canine Victim Advocate, Daisy, works with her handler, Lori Raineri and Cameron Handley, Director of the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office Multi-Disciplinary Center (MDIC), and her staff to help children who have been victims of crime. The MDIC is a facility where child victims of sexual abuse go for forensic interviews, medical evidentiary examinations, advocacy, assessment, therapy and support services. Cameron, Lori and Daisy stop by to visit with Marcie and Whistle to discuss how Daisy helps to reduce the trauma that child victims often experience. You’ll be amazed at what an exemplary employee Daisy is and all the ways Daisy helps the children, family, and staff of the Yolo County DA’s Office! CSI has nothing on Daisy! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Canine Works Tirelessly with the Yolo County, California District Attorney’s Office to Serve Child Abuse Victims with Marcie Davis