



HE SPENT HOW MUCH? Arambula Accused of Big Spending on Video Game
In their divorce documents Elizabeth Arambula alleges her husband spent $4,700 in December on video games. Assemblymember Dr. Joaquin Arambula admitted to “having gotten sucked in to the Raid: Shadow Legends video game, eventually rising to be one of the top 25 players in the world.” Is he spending…

ABORTION BILL: California Wants to Change Who Does Procedures
John Gerardi with Right to Life of Central California sits in for John Broeske and gives an update on a controversial abortion law coming out of Sacramento. Please Like, Comment and Follow 'Broeske & Musson' on all platforms: --- The ‘Broeske & Musson Podcast’ is available on the KMJNOW a…

FRIES COST MORE: The Effects of $20/Hour Minimum Wage on Fast Food
California’s new $20 minimum wage for fast food workers was meant to lift paychecks—but it’s also reshaping the industry. In this episode, we dig into a study by UC Santa Cruz that looks that the impacts. Democrats seem surprised by the results: higher menu prices, reduced hours, job cuts, and a r…

CESAR'S SECRETS: Rewriting the Signs of History
In this episode, we unpack two pivotal decisions unfolding in Fresno amid renewed scrutiny of legacy and memory. The Fresno City Council’s unanimous vote to restore Cesar Chavez Boulevard to its original street names reflects a fast-moving local response to national revelations. At the same time, c…

CA FRAUD: $170 Million in Alleged Fraud Across California Daycare and Hospice Operations
An online investigation by journalist‑YouTuber Nick Shirley has reignited scrutiny over alleged fraud tied to California’s public systems, drawing millions of views and sharp public reaction. The reporting claims systemic abuse and weak oversight, prompting a swift response from state leadership re…

CESAR CHAVEZ: New York Times Investigation Alleges Sexual Abuse
A New York Times investigation published details allegations that labor icon Cesar Chavez sexually abused women and girls over decades while leading the farmworker movement. The report includes accounts from multiple women, including longtime union leader Dolores Huerta, who alleges she was raped b…

JON FLEISCHMAN on Cesar Chavez’s Legacy
INTERVIEW: Jon Fleischman/SoDoesItMatter.com discusses fresh allegations and revived criticism that have reignited debate over how California honors Cesar Chavez, one of the state’s most visible historical figures. Advocates argue his role in labor and civil rights remains foundational, while criti…

PETE HEGSETH: Pentagon Details Strategic Priorities on Iran War
At today’s Pentagon press briefing, Defense Department leaders outlined current military priorities, emphasizing readiness, deterrence, and support for allies in an increasingly complex global environment in the Iran War. Officials addressed ongoing operations, force posture adjustments, and the im…

POWER DIFFERNTIALS: Allegations of Rape and Sexual Abuse by Cesar Chavez
In a deeply unsettling account that challenges the legacy of a revered labor icon, activist Dolores Huerta has said that César Chávez abused her and secretly fathered two children. Two other women separately told The New York Times that César Chávez allegedly subjected them to abuse when they were …

BREAKING NEWS: Dolores Huerta Claims Abuse and Children from Cesar Chavez
In a deeply unsettling account that challenges the legacy of a revered labor icon, activist Dolores Huerta has said that César Chávez abused her and secretly fathered two children. Two other women separately told The New York Times that César Chávez allegedly subjected them to abuse when they were …