KSFO Podcast

watch us live http://johnnydontlike.com 

watch us live http://johnnydontlike.com 

watch us live http://johnnydontlike.com 

watch us live http://johnnydontlike.com 

watch us live at http://johnnydontlike.com 

Hour 3 of A&G features... Lanhee Chen talks to Jack Armstrong! Lindsey Graham rumors.. Kelly Brothers talks to Jack Armstrong!  Too much cologne 

Hour 1 of A&G features... Forks, the midterms & ADHD Katie Green's Headlines! France protests & China Mailbag! 

watch us live at http://johnnydontlike.com 

Watch Us Live At http://johnnydontlike.com 

watch us live at http://johnnydontlike.com 

The Tijuana River Valley: A Hidden Environmental Disaster This week on the Accountability Podcast, we're taking a hard look at a pressing issue that's been plaguing the community of Imperial Beach for decades. The Tijuana River Valley, a 1,750-square-mile watershed, has been dumping raw sewage and toxic chemicals into the ocean, affecting the health and livelihoods of those living in the area. Joining us to discuss this critical issue are Mike Netter, a candidate for state senate in the San Gabriel Valley, and Steve Barry, a candidate for city council in Imperial Beach. The conversation delves into the complexities of the problem, including the lack of accountability from the Mexican government and the need for a comprehensive solution that involves both the US and Mexican governments. Our guests share their personal experiences and insights, highlighting the devastating impact of the sewage crisis on the local community. From the economic effects on businesses and homeowners to the health risks for residents, the discussion is a wake-up call for those in power to take action. As we explore the issue, we hear from local leaders and experts who are working tirelessly to bring attention to this pressing problem. We also examine the role of the state and federal governments in addressing the crisis, and the potential solutions that could be implemented to mitigate the effects of the sewage. If you're concerned about the health and well-being of your community, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore the Tijuana River Valley and the urgent need for action to address this environmental disaster. Listen to the full episode to hear the stories, insights, and solutions that will leave you feeling informed and inspired to make a difference.

Hour 3 of A&G features... Riots in France & Europe news France is teetering American released by Russia Bingo, Bango, Bongo

Hour 2 of A&G features... AI war & economy indicators Vivek Ramaswamy's Ad... More on the ad & Amy Acton's back story A sweet moment that Jack takes dark.

Hour 1 of A&G features... Republicans pounce, Starlink shut down & US citizen freed from Russia Katie Green's Headlines! Jack confronts a solicitor & soliciting in 2026 Mailbag! 

Watch Us Live At http://johnnydontlike.com 

The John Phillips Show is back with a bang, and Randy Wang is flying solo this week, bringing you all the latest news and hot takes. But don't worry, Johnny will be back on Monday, and we can't wait to hear what he has to say. This episode is packed with some serious heat, folks. Randy dives into the latest news on the feds' crackdown on voter fraud in California, where a dozen people have been arrested and charged with voting illegally. But that's not all - the conversation also touches on the city councilwoman's response to the feds' raid on Skid Row, where some people are pretending to be homeless but are actually drug dealers. The discussion gets real about the state of Skid Row and the treatment of animals, with some shocking revelations that will leave you speechless. Randy also talks to Jennifer Van Laar, the managing editor at Red State, about the importance of holding our elected officials accountable for their actions. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some laughs - Randy shares a hilarious story about Gavin Newsom's latest antics, including a video where he claims Donald Trump wants to arrest him. But is it just a cry for attention? If you want to hear more about the California crime blotter, the latest on the feds' investigation into voter fraud, and the hilarious take-down of Gavin Newsom, tune in to this episode of The John Phillips Show. Join the conversation and let us know what you think - subscribe to our channel and hit that like button at johnnydontlike.com.

Watch Us Live At http://johnnydontlike.com 

Watch Us Live At http://johnnydontlike.com 

The City's Dirty Little Secret As we count down to the end of election season, the city's dirty little secret is finally starting to come to light. In this episode, we're diving into the issues that have been plaguing our cities, from the Tenderloin to the streets of Berkeley. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding a video game that lets players shoot zombies in the Tenderloin, and we're discussing the city's sanctuary city policies that are protecting the wrong kind of people. We're also talking about the soda tax in Berkeley, which could soon cost you more for your favorite sugary drinks. The city's problems run deep, and it's time we start talking about them. From the Tenderloin's open-air drug markets to the city's sanctuary city policies, there's a lot to unpack. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent video game controversy, and we're discussing the impact of the soda tax on consumers. We're also exploring the city's efforts to address homelessness and addiction, and the challenges that come with it.

Hour 3 of A&G features... DSA price tag & ideas Taxpayer dollar waste!  Jaime West goes on Piers Morgan to talk about the drunk interview The algorithm

Hour 2 of A&G features... Katie Zacharia out & Mars' moons! El Sayed questioned about Muslim Brotherhood Trump supporting Russia? Listeners chime in!  More listener opinion on the Russia/Ukraine war

Hour 1 of A&G features... WNBA finals National Anthem walkout, midterms, Gutfeld & Greta Thunberg Katie Green's Headlines!  Jalen Hurts' blood clot & the UC system Mailbag! 

The City in Crisis: A Look at California's Troubles California is often seen as a beacon of hope and progress, but the reality is far from it. This episode of the John Phillips Show shines a light on the state's many problems, from the homeless crisis to the struggles of its residents. Join Randy Wang as he discusses the issues affecting California with a range of guests, including Elizabeth Barkohana, a member of the LA GOP Central Committee. Elizabeth shares her insights on the importance of voter turnout and the need for Republicans to participate in the election process. She also talks about her voter guides, which aim to help people navigate the complex ballot and make informed decisions. The conversation also touches on the challenges of voting by mail and the need for more people to get involved in the process. The episode also delves into the city's struggles with homelessness, crime, and infrastructure. Matthew Seedorf, a reporter for Fox 11, shares his experiences covering the city's many issues, from the squatter fires on Hope Street to the E. coli outbreak at the Santa Monica Library. The conversation also covers the city's plans to address these issues, including the installation of surveillance cameras in the harbor to track panga boats. If you're concerned about the state of California and want to make a difference, this episode is a must-listen. Join Randy Wang and his guests as they discuss the issues affecting the state and explore ways to create positive change.

As the California election season heats up, one thing is clear: voter turnout is crucial. But with a ballot that's as long as a novel, it's no wonder many people are feeling overwhelmed. This episode of the podcast delves into the complexities of voting in Los Angeles County, where Roxanne Hogue, chair of the LA GOP, shares her insights on how to navigate the process. Roxanne Hogue joins the show to discuss the importance of voting and the challenges that come with it. She explains that the LA GOP has created a voter guide to help make the process easier, but notes that many people still struggle to understand the ballot. With over 750 nonpartisan candidates and 70 ballot measures, it's no wonder voters are feeling confused. Roxanne emphasizes the need for people to take the time to educate themselves and make informed decisions. The conversation also touches on the issue of Care Court, a program designed to help people with mental illness get treatment. However, the program has been criticized for being voluntary, which means it's had little impact on those who need it most. Roxanne shares her thoughts on the program and the need for a more comprehensive approach to addressing mental health issues in California. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of voting in Los Angeles County, this episode is a must-listen. Roxanne Hogue offers practical advice and insights on how to make the process easier and more accessible. Don't miss this informative conversation and tune in to learn more about the importance of voting and how to navigate the ballot.

The City's Dirty Little Secret As we count down to the end of election season, the city's dirty little secret is finally starting to come to light. In this episode, we're diving into the issues that have been plaguing our cities, from the Tenderloin to the streets of Berkeley. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding a video game that lets players shoot zombies in the Tenderloin, and we're discussing the city's sanctuary city policies that are protecting the wrong kind of people. We're also talking about the soda tax in Berkeley, which could soon cost you more for your favorite sugary drinks. The city's problems run deep, and it's time we start talking about them. From the Tenderloin's open-air drug markets to the city's sanctuary city policies, there's a lot to unpack. Our speaker shares their thoughts on the recent video game controversy, and we're discussing the impact of the soda tax on consumers. We're also exploring the city's efforts to address homelessness and addiction, and the challenges that come with it. The city's dirty little secret is that it's not just about the flashy headlines or the trendy neighborhoods. It's about the people who are struggling on the streets, and the policies that are failing them. Our speaker shares their insights on the city's sanctuary city policies, and we're discussing the consequences of not addressing the root of the problem. Join us as we explore the city's dirty little secret and the issues that are plaguing our communities. Listen to the full episode to hear our speaker's thoughts on the video game controversy, the soda tax, and the city's sanctuary city policies.

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

Hour 3 of A&G features... Dynamic pricing & Elon giving SpaceX shares to kids Walmart digital pricing Trump's executive order for Putin Animal stories! 

Hour 2 of A&G features... Riots in France The decline of France Steve Hilton, CA Governor candidate, talks to A&G about "homelessness" Bingo, Bango, Bongo

Hour 1 of A&G features... Jack's unexpected snack, France protests, OJ & midterms Katie Green's Headlines!  New lead in the OJ case Mailbag! 

Our guest on Bob Tanem In The Garden with Edie Tanem this morning is Saxon Holt, renowned garden photographer and subject expert on "summer dry" gardening, e.g., the type we have around the San Francisco Bay Area, for the most part.  Saxon has a lot to say, and his pictures are pretty grand too!  Saxon Holt's book, Gardening in Summer-Dry Climates: Plants for a Lush Water Conscious Landscape, is out of print on Timber Press' dead trees, but is available as an eBook and often found where used books are sold. Meanwhile, the authors' various websites are up and bursting with amazing photographs and lots of good information: https://www.summer-dry.com - the most current of the websites https://www.photobotanic.com - beautiful garden photography across many years https://saxonholt.com - the authors' personal website and blog This podcast is the on-demand playback of this mornings' live radio show; Bob Tanem In The Garden with Edie Tanem is heard live each Sunday from 9 until 10 am San Francisco time, on 810 KSFO locally and streaming live on www.ksfo.com worldwide.  This on-demand version has had musical bits and most advertising stripped out.

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

The Oakland Corruption Trial: A Web of Deceit and Greed This episode of the podcast delves into the shocking corruption trial of Oakland Mayor Shang Tao, her partner Andre Jones, and two members of the influential East Bay family, the Dongs. The trial has all the makings of a juicy reality TV show, with allegations of bribery, conspiracy, and abuse of power. But beneath the surface, there's a complex web of deceit and greed that's been spun by those in power. The prosecution's case against Shang Tao and the Dongs is built on a mountain of evidence, including recordings of phone calls and documents that reveal a scheme to bribe officials and line their pockets with taxpayer money. But the defense is fighting back, claiming that the prosecution's star witness, Mario Juarez, is a dirty cop who's out to get them. As the trial heats up, it's clear that this is a battle for the truth, and the stakes are high.

Hour 3 of A&G features... Katie Zacharia, White House Press Sec, got beat up on Hannity Theories why Hannity beat her up so badly Kimberly Guilfoyle's time at Fox Billy Joel may never perform again

Hour 2 of A&G features... Tesla Roadster - the flying car!  Working for SpaceX Trump stopped Starlink for Ukraine? World's largest wiener dog statue

Hour 1 of A&G features... Dodgers swept, no news, Oregon shooting, government corruption & Wing Stop Katie Green's Headlines!  C.O.W. Clips of the week, drunk candidate & Trump/Starlink in Ukraine scandal Mailbag! 

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for California voters, as the host and his guest dive into the state's upcoming election. With the midterms just around the corner, it's time to get informed and make your voice heard. In this episode, John and his guest discuss the key races and issues that will shape California's future. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the state's top court justices to the Bay Area Regional Transit Measure. The hosts share their thoughts on the candidates and ballot initiatives, providing valuable insights and analysis. They also discuss the importance of fiscal discipline in government and the need to exercise caution when voting on tax increases. With their trademark humor and wit, John and his guest break down the complexities of California politics, making it easy to understand for listeners. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the hosts' discussion on the Board of Equalization, where they highlight the importance of choosing a candidate who will represent the people of California, not just special interests. They also delve into the world of California's Supreme Court justices, where they share their thoughts on the current justices and the potential implications of their re-election. Additionally, the hosts discuss the Bay Area Regional Transit Measure, a massive tax increase that has sparked controversy and debate. If you're a California voter looking to stay informed and make a difference in the upcoming election, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear John and his guest discuss the key issues and candidates that will shape California's future. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation and make sure to check out the full episode at johnnydontlike.com.

The City's Biggest Issues Go Unaddressed The debate between Karen Bass and Nithya Raman for the Los Angeles mayoral seat has left many voters scratching their heads. Both candidates have been criticized for their handling of the city's biggest issues, including homelessness and public safety. In this episode, the speaker delves into the details of the debate, highlighting the candidates' claims and the fact-checking that's been done on their statements. The discussion touches on the candidates' approaches to addressing homelessness, with Nithya Raman pointing to her district's success in reducing homelessness by nearly 50% last year. However, the numbers are disputed, and the speaker questions whether the city's efforts are truly making a difference. The conversation also covers the candidates' stances on policing, with both Bass and Raman advocating for the use of unarmed crisis responders instead of police officers in certain situations. The speaker also discusses the city's budget and the impact of the Oakland Unified School District's enrollment decline, which has resulted in a $10 million shortfall. The district's financial struggles are a stark reminder of the city's broader issues, including its inability to address the root causes of homelessness and its reliance on short-term solutions. If you're interested in learning more about the mayoral debate and the city's biggest issues, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's analysis and fact-checking of the candidates' claims.

The Oakland Corruption Trial: A Web of Deceit and Greed This episode of the podcast delves into the shocking corruption trial of Oakland Mayor Shang Tao, her partner Andre Jones, and two members of the influential East Bay family, the Dongs. The trial has all the makings of a juicy reality TV show, with allegations of bribery, conspiracy, and abuse of power. But beneath the surface, there's a complex web of deceit and greed that's been spun by those in power. The prosecution's case against Shang Tao and the Dongs is built on a mountain of evidence, including recordings of phone calls and documents that reveal a scheme to bribe officials and line their pockets with taxpayer money. But the defense is fighting back, claiming that the prosecution's star witness, Mario Juarez, is a dirty cop who's out to get them. As the trial heats up, it's clear that this is a battle for the truth, and the stakes are high. The conversation also touches on the broader issues of corruption and fraud in California state government, with a focus on the role of the state controller in preventing waste and abuse. Guest Herb Morgan, a candidate for state controller, shares his insights on how to reform the system and return unclaimed property to its rightful owners. He also discusses the importance of transparency and accountability in government. If you want to stay informed about the latest developments in this high-profile trial and learn more about the issues affecting California's government, tune in to this episode of the podcast. Join the conversation and get the inside scoop on the Oakland corruption trial and the state of California's finances.

Hour 3 of A&G features... JD Vance's comments on Talarico Talarico's favorite drag queen Sex crime charges brought against men that Nancy Mace accused Chinese rental car spying

Hour 2 of A&G features... Shane Gillis controversy & new White House Press Sec Katie Zacharia Execution livestream has been cancelled Gen Z is depressed Reparations laws in CA

Hour 1 of A&G features... Inflation poll, shame & the drunk candidate Katie Green's Headlines!  Anti fraud efforts Mailbag! 

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California's politics and governance. The conversation is a wake-up call, highlighting the need for change and accountability in the state's leadership. The speaker is joined by Senator Gloria Romero, a former majority leader in the California Senate and current candidate for lieutenant governor. She shares her insights on the current state of politics in California, pointing out the lack of engagement from some candidates and the media's failure to hold them accountable. Romero emphasizes the importance of addressing issues like fraud and corruption, which she believes are rampant in California and affect every aspect of life.

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

Watch The Show At http://johnnydontlike.com 

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the state of California's politics and governance. The conversation is a wake-up call, highlighting the need for change and accountability in the state's leadership. The speaker is joined by Senator Gloria Romero, a former majority leader in the California Senate and current candidate for lieutenant governor. She shares her insights on the current state of politics in California, pointing out the lack of engagement from some candidates and the media's failure to hold them accountable. Romero emphasizes the importance of addressing issues like fraud and corruption, which she believes are rampant in California and affect every aspect of life. The conversation also touches on the topic of election integrity, with Romero proposing a law that would require candidates to disclose any lawsuits or settlements against them. She argues that this would help voters make informed decisions and prevent the kind of corruption that has plagued California's politics. Additionally, the speaker discusses the recent scandal involving State Senator Susan Rubio, who has been accused of taking bribes and soliciting campaign donations. If you're tired of the status quo in California politics and want to hear more about the issues and solutions discussed in this episode, tune in to the full conversation. The speaker and their guest offer a unique perspective on the state's challenges and propose ways to address them.

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed about the upcoming California elections. The speaker dives into the key races to watch, highlighting the stark contrasts between the candidates and the issues at stake. From the governor's race to the lieutenant governor's seat, the speaker breaks down the pros and cons of each candidate, providing valuable insights for voters. The episode covers a range of topics, including the battle for governor, where the speaker argues that the Republican candidate, Steve Hilton, is the clear choice due to his conservative values and commitment to reducing government waste. The speaker also discusses the lieutenant governor's race, where Gloria Romero is pitted against Fiona Ma, a former San Francisco supervisor who has been accused of being a "tool in the shed" due to her lack of sharpness and tendency to follow the party line. The speaker also delves into the state treasurer's race, where Eleni Kounalakis is running against Jennifer Hawkins, a retired business executive from the Silicon Valley. The speaker praises Hawkins' competence and ability to provide independent financial oversight, making her a strong contender for the position. Additionally, the speaker discusses the attorney general's race, where Rob Bonta is facing off against Michael Gates, a former city attorney from Huntington Beach who is committed to bringing moral clarity to the office. If you're looking to stay informed about the California elections and make an informed decision at the polls, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear the speaker's expert analysis and insights, and be sure to check out the full episode on the show's website.

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics and the state's top law enforcement officer. 

Hour 2 of A&G features... We're not alone!! Inflation #'s & social security The Middle East conflict OpenAI engineer arrested