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Welcome to the Strength Connection!Zara Gemilyan, co-founder of West Valley Detox and Celebrated Consulting, and Mrs. California Globe and Mrs. Armenia Globe joins me on the show.Coming from an addiction driving relationship, her time in pageantry where she began telling her story, and creating a customized facility to help those recovering from addiction, Zara goes into all details in this episode.Check out more from Zara at:https://westvalleydetox.com/about/IG: https://www.instagram.com/zarkana11/?hl=en

Against all Monday technological odds, San Diego's Mark Larson runs the show today while John is out. Today, he talks with Katy Grimes, editor for the the California Globe.

The Editor in Chief of the California Globe, Katy Grimes, joins Jack & Joe to discuss how politics & the reality of the wildfires intersect...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of A&G features... The Pete Hegseth hearing & the definition of stupid LA fires sparked by fireworks? Katy Grimes from The California Globe talks to A&G A little bingo, bango, bongo! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of A&G features... The Pete Hegseth hearing & the definition of stupid LA fires sparked by fireworks? Katy Grimes from The California Globe talks to A&G A little bingo, bango, bongo! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes, the Editor in Chief of the California Globe live on KMJ January 8th 2025 --- Please Like, Comment and Follow 'The Ray Appleton Show' on all platforms: --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ Weekdays 11 AM -2 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 KMJ | Website | Facebook | Podcast | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John discusses a California Globe article stating 1200+ documented homeless deaths in Sacramento, and CA Gov. Newsom's out of touch response to the problem.

  Hour 3 of A&G features... Katy Grimes from California Globe talks to Jack about Kamala's rising through the ranks in CA Is Yahya Sinwar dead?! Josh Rogan from The Washington Post talks to Jack about China having the biggest military build up in history PSA for stretching See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Hour 3 of A&G features... Katy Grimes from California Globe talks to Jack about Kamala's rising through the ranks in CA Is Yahya Sinwar dead?! Josh Rogan from The Washington Post talks to Jack about China having the biggest military build up in history PSA for stretching See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week I might eat my words, but Kamala's “media blitz” may have just lost her the election. She has completely flubbed her response to the Hurricanes, had a total collapse in the ability to answer questions, and is not demonstrating proper leadership. I go over the current California redistricting discussion with guest Cathy Abernathy, which may just be the most important policy conversation I've ever had about the Golden State. Someone we've welcomed before, Kristie Bruce Lane joins us for Candidate Corner to highlight her race for Assembly District 76. I work through Newsom's Controversial Gas Plan pushing forward in the Legislature, as well as Trump's Coachella Valley Rally plans this Saturday with Katy Grimes, the Editor in Chief of the California Globe. And finally, I wrap up by getting off my chest CBS News' attempt to edit Kamala's answers for the 60 Minutes interview – a clear and disgusting subterfuge attempt.

Another assassination attempt has been made on Donald Trump and all it proves is the hypocrisy of the Democratic Party and the media. They act surprised when an attempt is made on his life, when they consistently paint Trump as the “ultimate threat to democracy”. Also on this episode, we have a set of special stories about running a visibly and vocally conservative business in California. The first business owners joining us are Frank and Jennifer, who own a store called Beachin in Seal Beach in Southern California. Then, Patriot store owner Joy Miedecke also details her experiences with the so-called “tolerant Left”. Katie Grimes, editor-in-chief of the California Globe, then joins us for California Corner to debunk Gavin Newsom's ridiculous top 10 ways California leads the nation. Lastly, Congressional Candidate Michael Maher shares why he's running to flip the last Democratic District in the Central Valley. You won't want to miss it!

John McGinness is joined by Thomas Buckley, reporter California Globe; and Political Analysis; Steve Hilton

June 13 2024  Hour 1:  Editor in Chief of the California Globe, Katy Grimes joins the show to discuss Prop 47. The Ray Appleton Show   Weekdays 11-2PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ  Follow on facebook/  Listen to past episodes at kmjnow.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As you've heard on the show many times, "California's Crumblin!" California's politics are just about the most crooked in the nation. Gas prices are out of control and home prices are out of control but hey, at least CA has a "hate hotline." Katy Grimes from California Globe, joined Joe Getty to talk about all of the problems the state faces. Read the latest from Katy Grimes HERE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John McGinness is joined by Katy Grimes; Editor of the California Globe

INTERVIEW: Katy Grimes/Editor in Chief of The California Globe discusses the effort by Democratic lawmakers to commandeer the "Fix Prop 47" Ballot initiative. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 29, 2024   Hour 1:  Katy Grimes, Editor of the California Globe joins Ray to discuss her article titled Gavin Newsom: How To Destroy California In Less Than Ten Years.   The Ray Appleton Show   Weekdays 11-2PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ  Follow on facebook/  Listen to past episodes at kmjnow.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, I first take a deep dive into the border bill and immigration crisis. Regardless if you're an independent, Democratic, Republican, we should all be able to agree that Congress and the rest of our federal government is in absolute shambles. Then, joining us today for California Corner, is my longtime friend and editor of California Globe, Katy Grimes. Katy and I discuss the ballot initiative to overturn Prop 47 which is, of course, at the heart of so much of the crime and chaos we're seeing in our cities. Joining us for Candidate Corner this week is Laurie Davies who is in the California State Assembly for the 74th District. She brings a unique perspective of the problems of affordable housing, safety, and crime from the state level. We end with a discussion on the recent Senate hearing last week that essentially reprimanded big tech CEOs of the United States for their handling of children's online safety and exposure to sexual content.

Katy Grimes, Editor of The California Globe weighs in on the governor, where the Sentate race stands and we take your calls on what you think was in Governor Newsom's shopping cart.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes (from the California Globe) is our guest this week, and we discussed all things California in 2024. Specifically, we focused on the deluge of new laws that have taken effect here in California, as of January 1. Don't miss this episode! Follow Katy Grimes on X/twitter Visit California Globe's website Visit California Globe on Instagram California Liberty Project Linktree California Liberty Project on Instagram California Liberty Project on X/twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/californialibertyproject/message

Martin Marks from the California Globe comes on the show to talk about the controversy regarding certain promotions inside the LA County DA's office. More on Tiffiny Blacknell's promotion in the DA's office to Gascon's Chief of Staff. Trump won't appear on the ballot in Colorado. What is dooring?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hundreds of Ceasefire Activist shutdown the California Democratic Convention as the Israel-Hamas war divides the party. From the California Globe, Katy Grimes joins us.   On The Phone: Katy Grimes – California Globe  Guest Co-Host: Joe Basile See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes from the outstanding California Globe joins Jack & Joe to talk about California's Deep State, Kevin McCarthy's fundraising acumen...and the rise of VP Kamala Harris!!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve chats with Katy Grimes, Editor of the California Globe about why this news site has become more important than ever. Then Steve chats with Thomas Buckley, about how California lost over 3 millions jobs. https://californiaglobe.com/articles/the-pandemic-wiped-out-3-million-jobs-in-california/ Finally, Steve chats with Adina Flores about Gavin Newsom's Ganja Gang. https://californiaglobe.com/articles/opinion-governors-ganja-gang-the-gift-that-keeps-on-giving/

Katy Grimes/California Globe discussed the latest finding on the Reedley Biolab and why the company received tax credits from the state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest this week is Adina Flores. Adina is an activist and a citizen journalist for the California Globe. She writes about corruption and cronyism in the state of California. In this episode, we discussed some of the shenanigans and corruption in Northern California, as well as the creepiness of Sonoma County's Bohemian Grove, the appearance of universal basic income programs in California, Gavin Newsom's "lucky" business partners, the cannabis industry in California, and much more. CLICK ON LINKS BELOW: Follow Adina on Instagram Follow Adina on twitter Follow the California Globe on Instagram Follow California Liberty Project on Instagram Follow California Liberty Project on twitter California Liberty Project's Linktree California Liberty Project on YouTube California Liberty Project on Rumble --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/californialibertyproject/message

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Dr. Sabine Hazan ("Hayezen") is the founder of Ventura Clinical Trials and CEO of PROGENABIOME-a state-of-the-art genetic research sequencing laboratory and has been Principal Investigator and Sub Investigator in over 150 clinical trials. She is a pioneer treating disease through insights obtained researching the human microbiome in the gastrointestinal tracts (gut). This led Dr Hazan to discover remarkable success in treating COVID-19 patients using ivermectin, hydroxycloraquine, zpack , doxycycline, vitamin C , vitamin D. Dr Hazan discovered loss of bifidobacteria as a possible severity susceptibility marker for covid-19 . Following bifidobacteria, she hypothesized Ivermectin increased bifidobacteria during the cytokine storm.  She has used  innovative treatment via fecal microbiota transplant (FMT), which she later coined refloralization™ and can offer hope for many conditions (think Alzheimer's & autism).  She is the author of the book Let's Talk Sh!t Disease, Digestion and Fecal Transplants. http://www.progenabiome.com/  GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Thomas Buckley is the former mayor of Lake Elsinore, CA and a former newspaper reporter. He has written for the Brownstone Institute, the California Globe, Issues and Insights, American Thinker, Daily Sceptic, Heartland Institute, Watt's up With That?, Zero Hedge, RealClear Politics and more. His runs The Point on Substack.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Thomas Buckley is the former mayor of Lake Elsinore, CA and a former newspaper reporter. He has written for the Brownstone Institute, the California Globe, Issues and Insights, American Thinker, Daily Sceptic, Heartland Institute, Watt's up With That?, Zero Hedge, RealClear Politics and more. His runs The Point on Substack.

This week, we got a call from a listener who said a serving of cold brew costs $1.30 more than a serving of hot coffee at his local Starbucks. That has him wondering, what makes the cold stuff so special? We'll get into the economics of iced coffee. Plus, we’ll answer your questions about SNAP benefits and the beef between the state of California and Walgreens. Here’s everything we talked about today: A Quick Guide to SNAP Eligibility and Benefits from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities “Does SNAP Cover the Cost of a Meal in Your County?” from the Urban Institute “California will cut ties with Walgreens over the company’s plan to drop abortion pills” from NPR “The Possible Effects Of California ‘No Longer Doing Business With Walgreens'” from The California Globe “The Iced-Coffee Economy: Why the Cold Stuff Costs More” from Grub Street “Why the Hell Is Iced Coffee So Expensive? An Investigation” from Vice “For All Mankind” from IMDB “Southern California startup bets on 3D printing to drive down rocket-building costs” from NPR If you've got a question about business, tech or the economy, give us a shout. We're at 508-U-B-SMART or email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org.

This week, we got a call from a listener who said a serving of cold brew costs $1.30 more than a serving of hot coffee at his local Starbucks. That has him wondering, what makes the cold stuff so special? We'll get into the economics of iced coffee. Plus, we’ll answer your questions about SNAP benefits and the beef between the state of California and Walgreens. Here’s everything we talked about today: A Quick Guide to SNAP Eligibility and Benefits from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities “Does SNAP Cover the Cost of a Meal in Your County?” from the Urban Institute “California will cut ties with Walgreens over the company’s plan to drop abortion pills” from NPR “The Possible Effects Of California ‘No Longer Doing Business With Walgreens'” from The California Globe “The Iced-Coffee Economy: Why the Cold Stuff Costs More” from Grub Street “Why the Hell Is Iced Coffee So Expensive? An Investigation” from Vice “For All Mankind” from IMDB “Southern California startup bets on 3D printing to drive down rocket-building costs” from NPR If you've got a question about business, tech or the economy, give us a shout. We're at 508-U-B-SMART or email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org.

Katy Grimes/California Globe discusses her latest article on WalgreensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes most recent investigative article in the California Globe focuses on the Feds desire to ban gas stoves.  In an EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW, Katy talks about the government money behind the studies to justify the banning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UC Health doctors said Damar Hamlin has even asked who had won the game between his Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals in which he suffered cardiac arrest. Hamlin has not spoken yet, said Dr. Timothy Pritts, so Hamlin's communication has all been through writing. In anticipation of the major bomb cyclone storm about to hit the state, the second such storm in less than a week, Governor Gavin Newsom issued a State of Emergency on Wednesday in anticipation of more flooding, damage, and people in need of assistance. Katey calls in to the show to discuss her latest Op-ed in The California Globe in which she discusses how effective January 1, 2023, Assembly Bill 2098 authored by Assemblyman Evan Low (D-Campbell), and signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom, is to circumvent due process against doctors over “Covid misinformation conduct.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve is joined by Katy Grimes, Editor of The California Globe, to talk about how California is failing the youngest victims of horrific crimes to coddle the criminals in the name of social justice.

Thomas joins Ray to discuss everything EDD. Including a breakdown of Thomas's recent OP-Ed: California's EDD Continues to Borrow Hundreds of Millions – about $13 million PER DAY – To Meet its Obligations. Even before the pandemic, the EDD was awful. Listen Now. A Critical Race Theorist will be paid $50k by California's Ravenswood City School District to teach educators about “white supremacy culture” and “settler colonialism.” Police in San Francisco could get the ability to deploy potentially lethal, remote-controlled robots in emergency situations if supervisors of the politically Democratic city grant permission Tuesday in a highly watched board vote.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve welcomes Katy Grimes, Editor of the California Globe. They talk Gavin Newsom's payoff to the Unions, the dirty streets of San Francisco, how California will start a state media under the guise of grants, and the latest scandal rocking the Los Angeles Mayor's race.

Listen in as We Grow California welcomes co-founder, contributing editor and senior fellow with the California Policy Center, Ed Ring.  Ed is a senior fellow with the Center for American Greatness, and a regular contributor to the California Globe. His work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist, Forbes, and other media outlets. Ring's undergraduate degree is in Political Science from UC Davis, and he has an MBA in Finance from USC. He is the Chairman of the More Water Now initiative and author of 15-part series featured in the California Globe, on California water. His latest book, The Abundance Choice: Our Fight for More Water, is now available.We Grow California Podcast is paid for by the Exchange Contractors Federal PAC and Exchange Contractors State PAC and is not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

With a heat wave, California's power grid is stressed and the ISO has issued a warning, "don't charge your electric vehicle during a flex alert!"  This comes one week after CARB mandated that by 2035 all new vehicles sold in California be electric.  EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Katy Grimes/Editor, California Globe and Assemblyman Jim PattersonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Feudal Future, hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky are joined by California Globe author, Soledad Ursua, and LA Daily editor, Jill Stewart, for an inside look of the LA elections.Soledad Ursúa is a principal at Orinoco Equities. She is a Los Angeles native, and an elected local official of the Venice Neighborhood Council and resident of Venice Beach.Stewart was formerly managing editor of L.A. Weekly. She's also served as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Buzz and New Times Los Angeles, where she focused on urban affairs, education and the environment. A longtime Southern California journalist, Stewart earned a Master's degree in journalism from Stanford University. Stewart was formerly managing editor of L.A. Weekly. She's also served as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Buzz and New Times Los Angeles, where she focused on urban affairs, education and the environment.Stewart also wrote a popular column on California politics, wrote freelance articles for various websites and publications, including FairWarning.org, and has edited a variety of books on contemporary topics, including education and politics.BRAND NEW:From Chapman's Center of Demographics & Policy, Joel Kotkin & Marshall Toplansky co-author the brand new report on restoring The California Dream.If you haven't downloaded the report, see it here: https://joelkotkin.com/report-restoring-the-california-dream/Visit Our Pagewww.TheFeudalFuturePodcast.comSupport Our WorkThe Center for Demographics and Policy focuses on research and analysis of global, national, and regional demographic trends and explores policies that might produce favorable demographic results over time. It involves Chapman students in demographic research under the supervision of the Center's senior staff.Students work with the Center's director and engage in research that will serve them well as they look to develop their careers in business, the social sciences, and the arts. Students also have access to our advisory board, which includes distinguished Chapman faculty and major demographic scholars from across the country and the world.For additional information, please contact Mahnaz Asghari, sponsored project analyst for the Office of Research, at (714) 744-7635 or asghari@chapman.edu.Follow us on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-feudal-future-podcast/Tweet thoughts: @joelkotkin, @mtoplansky, #FeudalFuture #BeyondFeudalismLearn more about Joel's book 'The Coming of Neo-Feudalism': https://amzn.to/3a1VV87Sign Up For News & Alerts: http://joelkotkin.com/#subscribeThis show is presented by the Chapman Center for Demographics and Policy, which focuses on research and analysis of global, national and regional demographic trends and explores policies that might produce favorable demographic results over time.

Fresno City Council President Nelson Esparza addressed the extortion charge filed against him at Thursday's city council meeting. It was the first time Esparza spoke publicly. The Fresno State Improvement Zone Committee is set to turn in more than 25,000 petition signatures to the Fresno County clerk on Monday, a first step in getting a proposed county tax measure to benefit academic and athletics programs at Fresno State onto the November ballot. Katey pays Ray a visit and the discussion quickly turns to Governor Newsom and his recent antics both regionally and nationally. They also dive into breaking news that Bannon was found guilty on 2 counts along with the January 6th committee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve and Editor of the California Globe, Katy Grimes talk about LA"s proposal to ban new gas stations, Newsom as the next Democratic hope, and the 2A win that the SCOTUS just handed down.

Mandating French in QuebecFurious controversy and public demonstrations have raged this week over Bill 96, one of the toughest pieces of legislation so far drafted in the efforts of francophones to make theirs the official language of Quebec. A May 16 article by Elizabeth Zogalis on the website Global News describes how many anglophones in Montreal and other parts of the province fear the ramifications of such a hardball approach to promoting the use of French in the workplace and public institutions.It may give readers a sense of the slant of Global News to note that you have go considerably further down, toward the end of the article, to find a differing view of Bill 96. Depp v. HeardJohnny Depp's lawsuit over the alleged libel his ex-wife Amber Heard committed in a Washington Post op-ed piece continues this week, as does her countersuit, with Heard on the stand taking questions under cross-examination from Depp's lawyer about their heated quarrels. One of the most harrowing parts of a trial filled with disquieting testimony was Heard's claim that Depp committed sexual assault with a bottle. Jurors saw a photo of the bottle, which was intact despite Heard's claim that she feared it was broken while inside her body.The gruesome testimony, along with Depp's claims to have lost the tip of his middle finger when Heard threw a vodka bottle at him and to have hidden from her while she went on a rampage looking for him, is the subject of a May 17 article in the New York Post by Elizabeth Rosner and Snejana Farberov.California Judge Nixes Gender QuotasJust when you may have thought there was no hope for California, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Maureen Duffy-Lewis last week made a sensible decision striking down gender quotas that had forced corporations in the state to have a certain number of women on their boards. As Evan Symon details in a May 16 article for California Globe, the judge's ruling finds that SB 826, which has been law in the Golden State for three years, violates the right to equal treatment and is therefore unconstitutional.Israel Defends ItselfAs terrorist attacks continue to endanger the civilians, military, and infrastructure of Israel, prime minister Naftali Bennett has pledged a massive response making use of helicopters and missiles, the Jerusalem Post reported on May 17. According to the Post's article, calls for a tough response have grown in the aftermath of the killing of Noam Raz, a veteran counterterrorist operative, during an Israeli Defense Force operation in the city of Jenin last week, and another incident where IDF soldiers fatally shot a Palestinian man at a checkpoint when he ran at them with a knife, among other incidents. The article details how IDF soldiers have arrested numerous terror suspects in recent days. But clearly such actions have not gone nearly far enough to quell public fears of a sharp uptick in attacks and the need for the military to use its considerable resources to maintain order.

Steve welcomes Katy Grimes, Editor of The California Globe to talk about the waste of money that has been the high speed rail, the attacks on Lanhee Chen, candidate for State Controller, and how George Gascon keeps letting criminals get away with (attempted) murder. Then, in our final CA GOP convention interview, Steve sits with Charles Moran, President of the Log Cabin Republicans.

Katey is back on KMJ to discuss the story of a Congressional Candidate who says suspicious hack on twitter account killed his 2020 campaign. By all measurements, Col. “Buzz” Patterson was the ideal Republican candidate to challenge Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) in the 7th Congressional District in 2020. Patterson, a 20-year military combat pilot in the United States Air Force (Retired), was also a distinguished White House military aide, bestselling author, and popular conservative public speaker. MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, who was permanently suspended from Twitter last year after repeatedly making the baseless claim that former President Trump won the 2020 election, created a new account on the social media platform Sunday but was banned again just hours later.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Succession at Fox NewsWhether or not you are a fan of Fox News, it is reasonable to wonder, as Ken Lacorte does in an April 12 article on National Review Online, what will happen to Fox News after the reign of owner Rupert Murdoch, 91, comes to an end.Lacorte finds cause for optimism in the person of the young and dynamic Lachlan Murdoch, who is executive chairman and CEO of Fox Corporation. The presumptive heir to the News Corporation empire recently gave a speech at the Centre for the Australian Way of Life that harshly criticized woke culture's attacks on figures and symbols of America's past and what he termed “the destructive rewriting of its history.”Descent Into HellCan Mayor Eric Adams reverse the decline of New York City?The headline of columnist Michael Goodwin's piece in the New York Post on April 12 is “After latest bloodbath, time is running out for Hochul and Adams to save NYC.” The incident that shocked millions occurred on the morning of April 12 when a crazed lone wolf assailant set off smoke bombs and shot passengers on a Manhattan-bound N train in Brooklyn, wounding at least 29.Goodwin thinks that Adams, who ran on a tough law-and-order platform, has moved away from the promises he made while campaigning and has turned into something of an appeaser of the wing of the Democratic Party associated with militants like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. If Adams continues to play this role, and to avoid being the kind of leader people sick of crime thought they were voting for, the rapid decline is likely to accelerate still further.Israel's Third WayEver since February 24, the blue and yellow flags of Ukraine have been ubiquitous in the news and on social media. People around the world are eager to show their support as Ukraine suffers ever-intensifying battering from Russian forces, including a recent missile attack on a train depot that killed at least 50 civilians. As Patrick Kingsley notes in an April 10 article in the New York Times, Israel has made serious efforts including setting up a field hospital in Ukraine, sending humanitarian aid, and joining diplomatic efforts at the U.N. to sanction Russia.At the same time, Kingsley notes, Israel's prime minister, Naftali Bennett, has largely refrained from demonizing Russia or blaming Russia for the crisis. The balancing act that Bennett has undertaken has drawn fierce criticism and charges of a conflict of interest. Golden State BuffooneryNow that ethnic studies courses are a requirement in California's public schools, parents want to know what effect such courses are having on those subjected to them.An April 12 article by Katy Grimes on the website California Globe recounts how Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 101 into law last fall after having vetoed an earlier version, Bill 331, on the grounds of a lack of balance in the viewpoints and perspectives it would impose in California classrooms.

Katey Grimes shares what she know about the violence that irrupted in the heart of a main activity hub in California's Capitol City, Sacramento. She peels back the layers of a deadly incident that shook not only Sacramento and our State, but the nation. She discusses possible gang involvement and possible automic gunfire. She point to criminal justice reforms that have taken the teeth out of the three strikes law as a direct reason for these types of violent and deadly mass shooting crimes. All that and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Schumer Hearts Dunst; Dune TriumphsPeople might assume that a politician who can get elected mayor of one of the nation's largest cities, and win reelection four years later, is on the way to bigger things. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti won election in 2013 and then again in 2017. As Thomas Buckley details in a March 13 article in California Globe, Garcetti emerged during the 2020 presidential race as a vocal backer of Joe Biden, and expected something pretty important in return for his personal and political loyalty to the winning candidate. But the new administration passed over Garcetti for the role of Secretary of Transportation, a decision Buckley suggests may have had something to do with the severity of L.A.'s homeless problem. Wallace Slams Fox NewsThere is no love lost between Chris Wallace, the longtime host of Fox News Sunday, and his former employer. After nearly twenty years at Fox News, Wallace has moved to CNN, where he will host the new CNN+ streaming platform. An article in the New York Times on March 27 written by Michael N. Grynbaum quotes Wallace saying that working at Fox News became “unsustainable” as Wallace, a political centrist, increasingly heard views that he felt crossed the line from conservative opinion that he respected even if he did not always agree with it, into irresponsible stances on the supposed theft of the 2020 election and the hidden sources of the January 6 unrest in Washington. Wallace's new gig at CNN+ will be an interview show whose acknowledged influences include such legends as Charlie Rose and Larry King.Amy Schumer Loves Kirsten DunstComedian Amy Schumer has issued a statement attempting to clarify that she meant no real disrespect to Kirsten Dunst, who was at the center of the second-most notorious incident at the 94thOscars Ceremony on Sunday, March 27.The incident provoked by Amy Schumer did not turn physical, but one can see how it easily might have. Schumer approached a couple of chairs on the floor of the event where Dunst sat with Jesse Plemons, her fiancé and co-star in the somber 2021 western film The Power of the Dog. She proceeded to call Dunst a “seat filler,” implying Dunst is a has-been B-list or C-list talent whom the organizers of the event brought on in a half-hearted and futile attempt to lend some prestige to the event and bump up its attendance numbers.A March 29 New York Post article by Leah Bitsky recounts Schumer's weak attempt to explain away the incident by saying that the event was choreographed and affirming that she loves Kirsten Dunst.A Dream DeferredIn further Oscars news, Quebec's most famous living filmmaker, Denis Villeneuve, has a good deal to feel proud of at this time. His visually impressive, mega-budget opus Dune won awards in no fewer than six categories, including those for visual effects, cinematography, production design, editing, sound, and score. Some directors would no doubt be awestruck at winning the most coveted award in just one of these categories, let alone six. But a March 28 article by Brendan Kelly in the Montreal Gazette notes that Dune did not win in the category of best picture. And not only did Villeneuve not win the award for best director, but he did not even receive a nomination in this category, something that could surely be a letdown at this point in his career, when you might think that Villeneuve is at the very top of his game.

Justice for HalynaMatt Hutchins, the widower of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins has moved ahead with a wrongful death lawsuit against Alec Baldwin and others involved with the film. During the widely covered news conference on Tuesday, attorneys for Matt Hutchins made a number of points. The Los Angeles Times quotes attorney Brian Panish stating, “There are many people culpable, but Mr. Baldwin was the person holding the weapon.”Ditching the Vaccine PassportAmid mounting public frustration and Covid-19 weariness, not to mention the trucker protests that have convulsed Ottawa and made headlines around the world, Quebec's health minister, Christian Dubé, announced on Tuesday that the province will soon do away with the vaccine passports that have been necessary to shop and dine in public and have made life during the pandemic even more trying and difficult for millions of people. The Montreal Gazette quoted the health minister saying that he has taken this step because it makes sense to do so now, given the Covid-19 numbers and the state of public health in the province, and not simply in response to political pressures.Sorry, RoseFor fans of film star Rose McGowan and sympathizers with #MeToo, it must be highly frustrating to learn that a federal judge has thrown out McGowan's lawsuit alleging that Harvey Weinstein engaged in a pattern of behavior that crossed the line into racketeering in his efforts to keep her quiet about his unwanted sexual advances.According to an Associated Press story by Andrew Dalton on February 14, federal judge Otis D. Wright II tossed out the suit on a technicality, noting that McGowan had failed to meet filing deadlines even though the court had extended the deadlines in an effort to accommodate her.Put Your Money Where Your Mouth IsDo progressives really wear masks and socially distance when they have any choice in the matter? Evan Symon carries on his excellent coverage of the California political scene with a February 14 piece in the California Globe on the flouting of Covid-19 rules and protocols by members of the very political elite that has been so self-righteous about enforcing such rules.The article details how, at Super Bowl LVI which took place at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Sunday, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti was one of a number of public officials and celebrities captured on video as they freely ignored mask and social distancing protocols. Charlize Theron and Sean Penn also make notable appearances in the video, which has received more than 1.4 million views.

While teens, children and even toddlers are still being forced to wear masks all day long in schools throughout the state, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and several of the state's Mayors were seen and photographed at the NFC Championship game this weekend in Los Angeles without masks on, among 80,000 screaming fans. In fact, masks were not evident on anyone in the stands. For more than a year, officials in a northern California coastal town have been debating whether they should rename. This week, the commission examining the issue said that, for now, the Fort Bragg name is here to stay. But the effort highlights the challenges that come as cities, schools and parks across the US reconsider controversial placenames with racist histories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mrs. Grimes spends some time today talking about regional and national issues of the day. These issues include the current California redistricting, the Governors race in 2022, and what is happening in the State Capital.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are now 3 cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in the United States. SNOPES says Newsom wasn't at the resort in Mexico that the California Globe says he was at. Newsom addressed the smash and grab robberies.

Gov. Newsom Family Vacation costs $29K per Night at Cabo San Lucas Villa, Katey and the California Globes asks the question, Who is paying? Dr. Houman Hemmati, a Ph.D. research scientist, explained how the latest variant of COVID-19 could actually bring the end of the pandemic sooner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

California is on track to have so much money that state officials will likely have to give even more of it back to taxpayers to meet constitutional limits on state spending, according to a new forecast from the state's independent Legislative Analyst's Office. Katey discusses how Gov. Gavin Newsom has been missing in action for nearly two weeks following his October 27th COVID booster shot, the Globe sent his press office a request for his public schedule and was denied. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whither the European Union?The reasons for voting in favor of the 2016 Brexit were many and varied, but with some hindsight, it is hard to deny that voters frustrated with the workings of the E.U. had a basis for their grievances. Just look at the gas crisis that is making life in the E.U. unbearable for millions of people.An article by Laurence Norman in the Wall Street Journal's October 14 edition, “Gas Crisis Prompts Fresh Proposals from E.U.,” quotes energy commissioner Kadri Simson calling the crisis an unusual situation and maintaining that E.U. energy policies over the last 20 years have worked well. But the article details how the European Commission is grasping for solutions to deal with the tripling of wholesale gas prices within E.U. borders and the concomitant spike in inflation, which jeopardizes the economic recovery everyone has been hoping for as the continent tries to move on from the Covid pandemic.A New Direction for New YorkMayoral candidate Eric Adams once again has refused to mince words or tiptoe around an issue of growing concern to New Yorkers: the scourge of shoplifting that has left entire shelves bare in some stores, drugstores in particular, and about the need to back law enforcement unequivocally, a brave stance to take in this age of rabid anti-police activism and hysterical rhetoric.An article in the New York Post on October 14, “Mayoral hopeful Eric Adams talks tough against NYC shoplifting spike,” quotes Adams saying that once he takes office, his administration will adopt an aggressive stance toward the crime wave plaguing New York. He plans to visit precincts in person and reiterate his strong support for the police. Adams spoke partly in response to public concerns aroused by repeat offenders like the so-called Man of Steal, who police have arrested no fewer than 57 times this year, including 46 arrests for retail theft.Curtains for DurstRobert Durst, the real estate heir suspected in crimes that provided tabloid fodder and inspired both a feature film and a six-part HBO documentary, is unlikely ever to be a free man again. Evan Symon's October 15 article in The California Globe, “Robert Durst Receives Life Sentence in LA Superior Court Ruling,” details the outcome of a lengthy proceeding complicated by the Covid pandemic and concerns about the health of the wheelchair-bound 78-year-old defendant. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark Windham has sentenced Durst to spend the remainder of his life in prison, with no chance of parole, for the murder of Susan Berman, whose body police found in her Benedict Canyon home on December 24, 2000. Evidence implicating Durst in the crime included letters with the same misspellings that Durst had made in other correspondence. Durst is also on camera in the HBO documentary confessing to having committed murders. And more...

The nation of Morocco, which recently established closer diplomatic and economic ties with Israel and began welcoming direct Israir and El Al flights in Marrakech in July in accordance with a pact the two nations signed last year as part of the Abraham Accords, looks poised to take the next big step in the strengthening of its ties with the West. Morocco World News reported on September 26 on the plans that Simon Morrish, the founder and CEO of Xlinks, has been developing to construct the longest power cable in the world, extending 3,800 kilometers underwater from wind and solar energy generators in the Guelmin Oued-Noun region roughly in the middle of Morocco to the U.K., where, Morrish claims, it will provide power to perhaps seven million homes.The tiny Central Pacific island nation of Nauru, which has roughly 12,000 residents and no official capital, has long been a dumping ground for refugees seeking entry to Australia. Now, as the Guardian has reported in its edition of September 24, Australia has reached a deal with Nauru for the indefinite prolongation of the detention center, where conditions are reportedly ghastly and human rights abuses abound.Some companies just can't stay out of trouble. Evan Symon's September 25 report in the California Globe details how the Shasta County District Attorney's office has charged PG&E with 11 felonies, including four counts of manslaughter, in the aftermath of the catastrophe known as the Zogg Fire. PG&E only just emerged from bankruptcy resulting from having to pay $13.5 billion to the victims of a 2018 fire, and that is but one of the higher-profile legal troubles to have beset the utility in recent years.Sometimes tales of heroism are absurdly inflated. At other times, the sacrifices of past generations can come to seem all the more awe-inspiring when you realize just how inadequate were the resources entrusted to them given the challenges they faced. Jon Diamond's article in the October 2021 issue of World War II History magazine, “Two Battles at Singapore's Bukit Timah,” situates the reader in a time in place, Singapore in the early months of 1942, when desperate British, Australian, Dutch, and Indian troops tried to block the lightning moves of the Japanese army down the Malay peninsula and into Singapore, which ultimately fell to the forces of the wily and ruthless Lieutenant General Tomoyuki Yamashita on February 15, 1942, but not without a fight. And more...

Trending Topics at 5 o'clock.  Recall roundup! We revisit our interview with Katy Grimes, editor of the California Globe joins the show to discuss the results of the CA recall election. The hit show "Cops" is coming back... kind of.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kicking off the show with Larry Elder's conceding victory to Gov. Newsom on the recall election. Katy Grimes, editor of the California Globe joins the show to discuss the results of the CA recall election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes, editor of the California Globe joins the show to discuss the results of the CA recall election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[Want to get the full episode? Become a patron today!] While Mexico has followed Argentina as the most recent Latin American nation to decriminalize abortion, the United States Supreme Court kicked the can on a new Texas abortion law that poses a serious threat to Roe v. Wade. We discuss what this means for Americans, and how folks can fight back. We also discuss the devastating killing that took place last weekend in Land Park. As a community grieves, right-wing media like the California Globe are already turning tragedy into politics. Did you know that, if California were a country, it would be the third most carceral nation in the world? So then why are right-wingers still trying to pack our jails?

Doug Hauser, California School Choice Foundation and Katy Grimes, Founder & Editor of California Globe join Greg this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

S3E19 I jump into some headlines and come up with Gavin Newsom who wants to tax people more for their water usage. Or is he billing people for a water shortage that he created? We take another visit to the Desk of DJT and see what he's has to say about Biden's newest blunder. A guy is caught on video of a guy hanging from a sky car ride and eventually falls. An attorney for Bob Dylan speaks on their proof that Dylan wasn't anywhere near the accuser at the time he was allegedly sexually assaulting her. And much more. California Globe article: https://californiaglobe.com/fr/california-releasing-water-from-reservoirs-claiming-drought-conditions/ Thanks for listening

Katy Grimes, Editor of the California Globe, is a long-time Investigative Journalist covering the California State Capitol, and the co-author of California's War Against Donald Trump: Who Wins? Who Loses? Katy's web site "California Globe" Is a Daily website obsessively chronicling California politics. Katy's work has also been published in Canada Free Press, Reagan Babe, World Net Daily, and Frontpage Mag. Katy is a frequent guest on many talk radio shows, and has worked for The Sacramento Union, and the Pacific Research Institute's CalWatchdog Journalism Center. TOPIC: Outpouring of Support for Student Suspended For Not Masking!! Frank Vernuccio serves as editor-in-chief of the New York Analysis of Policy & Government, providing objective coverage of key issues facing the United States today. Frank is the co-host of the Vernuccio/Novak Report, nationally both on broadcast radio and the web at amfm247.com. FRANK also co-hosts of the “The American Political Zone,” Broadcast on the AUN-TV Network and on cable in eastern Connecticut. TOPIC: The Week America Cried!!!!!!!!!!

When people hear the term voter suppression, they are likely to think of efforts led by Republicans in Georgia and other states to impose strict voter ID requirements on all who wish to take part in the political process. But in California, recent actions by Secretary of State Shirley Weber have given new meaning to voter suppression. To put it more precisely, Weber may have severely limited the choices that voters have by excluding candidate Larry Elder from the ballot in the recall election scheduled for September14.As detailed in a report by Katy Grimes in California Globe on July 20, Weber has attempted to kick Elder off the ballot on the grounds that redactions on the tax returns released by Elder went beyond what a candidate may legally redact. Elder has sued to remain on the ballot. UPDATE: As reported by California Globe, on Wednesday evening, Judge Laurie M. Earl ruled in Elder's favor. “I don't find Mr. Elder was required to file a tax return at all,” she wrote, and ordered the Secretary of State to qualify Larry Elder as a candidate and put his name on the ballot.Once one of the most powerful men in the history of entertainment, Harvey Weinstein's penal ordeal hit a new low on Tuesday as the convicted rapist underwent extradition from New York State to California, where he faces charges of having sexually assaulted five women between 2004 and 2013. Oddly, even in this age of cancel culture, there appears to be no backlash in the offing against the celebration, enjoyment, and iconic status of the films that Weinstein produced before his ignominious fall.In fact, Pulp Fiction remains such a popular and iconic film that there is even buzz about the possibility of Quentin Tarantino working on a prequel. A piece by Joe Gillis on the Screenrant.com website explores how Tarantino might go about telling the story of the two “Vega brothers,” namely John Travolta's Vince Vega from Pulp Fiction and Michael Madsen's Vic Vega from Reservoir Dogs.For many sci-fi and horror fans, one piece of big news this month has been the announcement that Noah Hawley, known for his work on the Fargo TV series, has signed on to be the showrunner behind the adaptation of another iconic, legendary film for the medium of TV. Hawley has reportedly written scripts for early episodes of an Alien series that will air on FX some time in 2022. According to reports in Esquire, the Guardian, and other sources, Hawley plans to emphasize a specific theme of the 1979 film and make it the thrust of the new series, namely the tension between blue-collar protagonists and the corporate masters whose interest in harnessing the Xenomorph species for aggressive military and cynical profit-based ends led to calamity in the Alien movies and thwarted characters' efforts to destroy the dangerous aliens when they had a chance.

Katey Grimes from the California Globe call in to the Ray Appleton Show to discuss her latest op-ed highlighting California's most dangerous cities. She breaks down which crimes are prevalent and in what areas.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katy Grimes, the editor of the California Globe comes on the show to talk about where all the water from the reservoirs went. It costs almost $113,000 per inmate per year in California. An update from the Newsom Recall Desk.

Shocking revelations about the epic mismanagement of California's water resources - plus what happens next on the Recall - with California Globe editor Katy Grimes

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To meet Tracie today, a successful businesswoman, philanthropist and mayoral candidate, you would not guess that she was a third-generation domestic violence victim. Inspired by the need to heal herself and others, she used her dedication to public service to share her journey from poverty, domestic violence, child abuse and sexual assault to a life of love, joy and limitless possibility. She began speaking for organizations such as the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, The National Institute on the Prosecution of Domestic Violence and City Departments, Correctional Facilities and Social Change Groups. She was crowned Mrs. California Globe, state spokesperson for the Women in Need Foundation where she placed first runner up at Mrs. US of A. After a decade of this work, Tracie realized that trying to persuade legislators was no longer enough. She decided to enter politics and is running for mayor. Please join us Thursday to hear Tracie's inspiring story.