Point of Order with Assemblyman Josh Hoover

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Joe Patterson discuss a number of topics including recent legislation harming taxpayers, the Governor’s latest comments about the pandemic, bills to monitor in the final week of legislative session, and the return of the NFL.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Juan Alanis discuss a number of topics including the top 10 bills to watch at the end of legislative session, retail theft in the Bay Area, increasing career education opportunities for students, the recent Californians Against Crime Rally, holding fentanyl dealers accountable, and their favorite Jimmy Buffett songs.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Vince Fong discuss a number of topics including billions in new bond proposals, the EDD’s “high risk” status, reoccurring retail theft, a recent Senate leadership change, the insurance crisis, bad bills for public safety, and pending changes to the Mental Health Services Act.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Heath Flora discuss a number of topics including retail theft in LA, the Alameda DA recall effort, legislation impacting fast food franchise owners, legislation to combat human trafficking, hydrogen’s role in the clean energy future, and the Governor’s recently announced “family agenda.”

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Devon Mathis discuss a number of topics including the importance of the Central Valley, homelessness in Sacramento, cost of living, autonomous vehicles, a proposal to give unemployment benefits to striking workers, and frustrations with school closures during the pandemic.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Joe Patterson discuss a number of topics including recent Assembly leadership changes, rising crime rates, housing policy, and Twitter vs. Threads.

Assemblyman Josh Hoover and Folsom City Councilmember Sarah Aquino discuss a number of topics including what’s going on in the City of Folsom, our state’s recent gas tax hike, the state of education in California, two major Supreme Court rulings, homelessness, and Councilmember Aquino’s side hustle during the pandemic.

Assemblymember Josh Hoover is joined by his first non-legislator guest, advocate Chris Micheli, where they discuss a number of topics including the role of a lobbyist, advice from the outgoing Assembly Speaker, major legislative changes in recent years, and a primer on how the state budget works.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Joe Patterson discuss a number of topics including the Legislature’s recently passed budget, struggles in our major cities, the incoming Assembly Speaker, their first jobs, and a newly proposed constitutional amendment.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Greg Wallis discuss a number of topics including transparency in the Legislature, restoring civility in government, being a problem solver, the future of transportation, addressing the fentanyl crisis, spatial computing, and Governor Newsom’s interview with Sean Hannity.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Vince Fong discuss a number of topics including legislation impacting fast food franchisees, California’s struggling health care system, the broken state budget process, the Capitol Annex Project, and balancing work and marriage.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Bill Essayli discuss a number of topics including a recent legislative hearing on fentanyl, State Farm’s decision to pull out of the California insurance market, the state budget, and San Diego’s proposed homeless encampment ordinance.

Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Juan Alanis discuss a number of topics including Speaker Willie Brown’s recent speech at the CalChamber breakfast, Governor Newsom’s CEQA reform proposal, Juan’s experience serving on the public safety committee, incoming House of Origin bills, the Problem Solvers Caucus, and legislative life in the Superminority.

On the first episode of Point of Order, Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Joe Patterson discuss a number of topics including their approach to voting on the Assembly Floor, the new CNN report on San Francisco, homelessness, the state budget, the growing fentanyl crisis, and their affinity for Taco Bell.