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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a wild ride, folks, as the host and his guest dive into the world of California politics and the 2028 presidential election. They're discussing the latest draft picks from the Pod Save America network, where Nate Silver's podcast, Still Counting, is making waves with its predictions for the next Democratic nominee. But it's not just about the politics - the conversation takes a humorous turn as the hosts poke fun at Gavin Newsom's lackluster campaign and his tendency to flip-flop on issues.

The discussion touches on the current state of California politics, with the hosts weighing in on the upcoming election and the candidates vying for the top spot. They also delve into the world of San Francisco politics, where a heated race is brewing between Connie Chan and Scott Wiener for the seat left vacant by Nancy Pelosi. The hosts share their thoughts on the candidates and their platforms, and it's clear that this episode is not for the faint of heart.

One of the most interesting aspects of this episode is the hosts' take on Gavin Newsom's chances in the 2028 presidential election. They discuss his strengths and weaknesses, from his star power to his tendency to alienate voters with his flip-flopping on issues. It's a fascinating look at the complexities of California politics and the challenges facing the state's politicians.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest California politics and the 2028 presidential election, this episode is a must-listen. The hosts' witty banter and insightful commentary make for a engaging and informative listen. So grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and get ready to dive into the world of California politics with this episode of the John Phillips Show.

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a wild ride, folks, as the host and his guest dive into the world of California politics and the 2028 presidential election. They're discussing the latest draft picks from the Pod Save America network, where Nate Silver's podcast, Still Counting, is making waves with its predictions for the next Democratic nominee. But it's not just about the politics - the conversation takes a humorous turn as the hosts poke fun at Gavin Newsom's lackluster campaign and his tendency to flip-flop on issues.The discussion touches on the current state of California politics, with the hosts weighing in on the upcoming election and the candidates vying for the top spot. They also delve into the world of San Francisco politics, where a heated race is brewing between Connie Chan and Scott Wiener for the seat left vacant by Nancy Pelosi. The hosts share their thoughts on the candidates and their platforms, and it's clear that this episode is not for the faint of heart.One of the most interesting aspects of this episode is the hosts' take on Gavin Newsom's chances in the 2028 presidential election. They discuss his strengths and weaknesses, from his star power to his tendency to alienate voters with his flip-flopping on issues. It's a fascinating look at the complexities of California politics and the challenges facing the state's politicians.If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest California politics and the 2028 presidential election, this episode is a must-listen. The hosts' witty banter and insightful commentary make for a engaging and informative listen. So grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and get ready to dive into the world of California politics with this episode of the John Phillips Show.

OC Native John Phillips brings wit, political connections and insight to “The John Phillips Show”. Phillips began his radio career as the youngest major-market radio talk show host in the country. He is also CNN political commentator, a columnist for The Orange County Register and makes regular appearances on cable news.

John was formerly a sports anchor and executive producer for “McIntyre in the Morning”, producer for “The Al Rantel Show”, news writer for the KNX Morning News with Frank Mottek and Gail Eichenthal, and a guest host on virtually every show ever cancelled by KABC.

Though in his mid-thirties he is a ten-year veteran of KABC

John’s interests: The Angels, Palm Springs, movies, cruises, home Improvement and airline travel.

OC Native John Phillips brings wit, political connections and insight to “The John Phillips Show”. Phillips began his radio career as the youngest major-market radio talk show host in the country. He is also CNN political commentator, a columnist for The Orange County Register and makes regular appearances on cable news.
John was formerly a sports anchor and executive producer for “McIntyre in the Morning”, producer for “The Al Rantel Show”, news writer for the KNX Morning News with Frank Mottek and Gail Eichenthal, and a guest host on virtually every show ever cancelled by KABC.
Though in his mid-thirties he is a ten-year veteran of KABC
John’s interests: The Angels, Palm Springs, movies, cruises, home Improvement and airline travel.

The John Phillips Show

The John Phillips Show delivers sharp wit, insider political analysis, and unfiltered takes on the news of the day. A longtime radio host and columnist, John brings his deep industry connections and years of experience to every episode—breaking down politics, culture, and current events with a mix of humor and insight. Whether he's diving into California issues or national headlines, John keeps it smart, engaging, and always entertaining.

The John Phillips Show delivers sharp wit, insider political analysis, and unfiltered takes on the news of the day. A longtime radio host and columnist, John brings his deep industry connections and years of experience to every episode&mdash;breaking down politics, culture, and current events with a mix of humor and insight. Whether he's diving into California issues or national headlines, John keeps it smart, engaging, and always entertaining.

Nate Silver ENDS Gavin Newsom’s 2028 Hopes

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