California's crisis deepens as crime rates soar, homelessness spirals out of control, and the economy teeters on the brink of collapse. This episode of the John Phillips Show delves into the state's most pressing issues, from the gubernatorial election to the city of Oakland's proposed $30 minimum wage. Join John Phillips and his guest, Eric Early, as they tackle the tough topics and offer their insights on the state's future.

The conversation starts with a discussion on the upcoming gubernatorial election, where John and Eric weigh in on the candidates and their chances. They also touch on the importance of voter turnout and the need for a strong Republican candidate to take on the incumbent. The conversation then shifts to the city of Oakland, where a proposed $30 minimum wage has sparked debate among business owners and residents. John and Eric discuss the potential impact on the local economy and the city's ability to afford such a drastic increase.

Eric Early shares his expertise as an attorney and partner at Early Sullivan Wright Geiser & McRae, offering a unique perspective on the state's politics and the candidates vying for office. He also discusses the importance of holding elected officials accountable and the need for transparency in government. Meanwhile, John Phillips shares his thoughts on the state's crisis and the need for bold action to address the issues facing California.

Don't miss this episode of the John Phillips Show as John and Eric tackle the tough topics and offer their insights on the state's future. Tune in to hear their discussion on the gubernatorial election, the proposed $30 minimum wage, and the state's most pressing issues.