John McGinness

The Sheriff underlines the importance of using Flock cameras and the most recent contributions from the technology. Congressman Kiley joins John in studio.

The Constitution is a gift to everyone. Teaching gender identity in schools? Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joins the program.

White House Chief Of Staff declared cancer free. The Program for International Assessment finds historically lower reading scores in the U.S.

The female to male student was eventually removed from her/his family to assist with the transgender transfer. Their school alerted the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, possibly without alerting the parents first.

John's comments on AI, and Assemblyman Josh Hoover joins the program.

Rememberance of 9-11 and Jay Cheng joins Amanda to discuss China's world position and wars that have followed 9-11.

Is the dividend for real? Is it good? Will it help or hurt the economy?!

L.A. County's allocation of relief monies, and other misuse of resources prior to state tragedies. Also, providing married, stay at home parents an approx. $9000 per child subsidy.

Sadly, teen unemployment is up, and is Gov. Newsome misrepresenting the higher minimum wage benefits to the state? And The Sheriff's disgust with Melina Abdullah's running commentary.

The Sheriff wants you to be responsible and not assign blame, and how that might relate to the Lindsay Clancy case. Happy Labor Day!

How is the tragedy of 9/11 being represented in some schools due to infiltration of foreign money. And the Congressman joins John

And The Sheriff discusses the misuse fo tax payer money for security detail for ex-public officials

Should, for instance, an ICE agent who defies the law be allowed to hold public office in the future? And second subject--foreign donors to US Higher Education schools.

Governor Newsom has new legislation on his desk that would recognize two Muslim holidays as official California holiday. Host John McGinness gives us the latest as the law nears final steps of passage.

Today on The John McGinness Show the Lindsay Clancy case, involving the deaths of her three children and her subsequent jump from a second-story window that left her paralyzed, has sparked a national debate about postpartum psychosis, mental health treatment, and the role medication may play in such tragic cases. The Sheriff has drawn comparisons to the 1994 Susan Smith case in South Carolina, ano...

Today on The John McGinness Show AB 2760 would prohibit the use and purchase of wearable electroshock devices, including by state and local law enforcement agencies, in response to the emergence of new electric shock gloves. At the same time, California lawmakers are considering an emergency $10 million allocation to maintain Medi-Cal coverage for gender-affirming care for minors, raising question...

Today on The John McGinness Show Errors in felony cases in Nevada County that were linked to the use of artificial intelligence have raised concerns about AI's growing role in the court system and the potential consequences when technology is relied upon too heavily. The controversy highlights the importance of human oversight, critical thinking, and ensuring that legal professionals continue to d...

Today on the show we talk about the State of California's disfuction shown by the Stop Nick Shirley Act. Plus, Chicago schools are failing, and two El Dorado County Sheriffs are chirping. The John McGinness Show.

A UC Davis student accused of dealing drugs while on probation for killing a 14 year old when she was a juvenile has been given a free-ride at a California UC. What? Yeah, now she's caught again. All of this courtesy of State lawmakers. The John McGinness Show.

Today on The John McGinness Show the California Energy Commission is moving forward with rules that would require Californians to buy certain tires based on rolling resistance standards to improve battery range and fuel efficiency, with phase one beginning in 2029 and phase two in 2033. Critics argue the regulations could hurt mom-and-pop tire shops, drive consumers to buy tires out of state, and...

Today on The John McGinness Show the debate over the "Stop Nick Shirley Act", also known as AB 2624, may reveal where Californians place their priorities, with supporters arguing there is no reason to be upset if an untrained citizen journalist is simply documenting and reporting what they see. Others contend that anyone opposed to the bill should clearly explain their concerns as callers weigh in...

Today on the John McGinness Show academia is facing growing concerns over grade inflation, with many colleges reporting that incoming students are increasingly unprepared for college-level work. As schools reinstate SAT requirements, some institutions are discovering that students struggle with basic math skills, including fractions, raising questions about educational standards. Meanwhile, debate...

Today on the John McGuinness Show, Mark Larson fills in for the sheriff and talks about drivers on Highway 50 are increasingly reporting reckless behavior, including speeding, aggressive driving, and motorists suspected of driving under the influence, contributing to a rise in serious crashes and traffic deaths. State officials say California is investing in enforcement, DUI prevention efforts, an...

Two lawmakers in California and New York are proposing legislation that forces crime to *not be punished. Is it absurd? The John McGinness Show.

Amanda Blackwood in for John McGinness discussing Sacramento's School District and Measure "M".