California Streaming

In this end of the year episode, we're comparing ballots from 1988 and 2018 to see how much has change -- and how much hasn't. 

In this episode, we're discussing: How SB-50 could fix thee housing crisis but that it probably won't; The CA GOP says the reason why it's facing major problems is the inability to attract people of color; the new LA County Sheriff tells hundreds of top staffers to turn in resumes and temporarily remove their rank insignia. 

In this episode, the guys talk about: Proposed legislation to add more gun taxes; How strong and powerful the California's Teachers Union is; Homeless voter fraud scheme on Skid Row in Los Angeles. 

In this episode, the guys talk about how: California's are paying more taxes so that LeBron can play basketball with Bugs Bunny; Why do people still build their homes in high fire areas?; McKesson, second largest company in CA, may be leaving for Texas. 

In this episode, we discuss: (1) Judge rules in favor of Trump administration in California federal lands case; (2) California escalates fight with Trump administration over clean vehicle rules; (3) California to allow thousands of nonviolent criminals with life sentences to seek parole.

In this episode, we're talking about: (1) California spent $4 billion on Medi-Cal for people who may not have been eligible, audit finds; (2) Gov. Brown gets a ‘D’ on fiscal policy and (3) 13 chilling economic trends in Cal State Fullerton’s Southern California forecast. 

In this episode, Louie and Bobby discuss the 2018 mid-term election results. 

In this episode, we're discussing:  Trump defies California senators with 9th Circuit judge nominations  Plan that would increase property tax bills for California businesses qualifies for 2020 ballot  CalPERS board preside is ousted in election, losing to Corona police officer 

In this week's episode, we're discussing: Massive K-12 report that shows how deficient California schools are. Anger in California's carpool lanes as more than 200,000 drivers are set to lose their exemption privileges.  Passenger rail project between Southern California and Las Vegas

In this week's espidode, Bobby has an exclusive interview with California Secretary of State Candidate, Mark Meuser. 

In this episode we discuss how Governor Brown is allowing PG&E to charge ratepayers for the fines incurred from the wildfires; Verizon throttled a fire department's data during the wildfires; CA to legalize the sales of homemade food. 

In this episode, we're disecting all of the propositions on the November ballot. 

In this episode, we're discussing: Safe Injection Sites; the In-N-Out Burger Boycott and California's Attack on the Gig Economy. 

In this episode, we discuss the new bill that mandates schools can't start until after 8:30 AM; CalTrans stopped traffic on I-5 in San Diego to campaign for the Gas Tax; There's new Sex Education curriculum coming to your public schools. 

In this episode, we discuss how Central Valley officials are pushing to end oil production; the Legislature tries to ban silencing of sexual harassment victims and the United States Treasury blocks California's attempt to dodge SALT tax.

In this episode, were discussing a major California reservoir project that's already in trouble; more proposed firearms restrictions and there's legislation that would require publicly held companies in Califronia to require woman boardmembers.

In this episode, we're covering a bill that would ban restaurants from being able to serve soda to children as a default with kids meals; Inmate firefighters being ineligible for full-time, career firefighter employment once released from prison and the State's objection to immigrant related census questions. 

In this episode, we discuss California's plan to eliminate the bail system; Democrats blocking the DMV wait time audit and get to know Senate candidate Kevin de León. 

In this episode, we discuss how California is asking federal taxpayers to subsidize the high cost of housing in California; the 9th Circuit upholds gun rights in a surprising twist and the University of California system is facing major budget issues.

In this episode, we discuss how the Courts are preventing the California three state plan from reaching the ballot; Illegal immigrants will now be able to vote in San Francisco school board elections and Proposition 12. 

In this episode, we discuss how the Chumash Indians in Santa Barbara County are using legislative influence to skirt local officials; the California Democratic Party chose to support Kevin de Leong over Diane Feinstein despite a primary landslide; Proposed California legislation could impact the way police officers use force.

In this episode, we discuss a court ruling that allows negative reviews to stick on Yelp; San Francisco has a massive problem with homeless on the streets and the awful Soda Tax. 

In this episode, we discuss a new law that allows public employees to opt-out of their unions while still receiving the benefits; the new marijuana black market and a ridiculous bullet stamping law that's before the legislature. 

In this episode, the boys talk about a $330M Hollywood Tax Incentive; the pullin of the Consumer Privacy Policy Measure from the November ballot and California suing the Trump Administration over families being separated at the border. 

In this episode, the boys breakdown the history and current status of the "bullet train," a measure that would put rent control on the ballot and a possible Google head tax.