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This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics and the latest developments in the state's justice system. The conversation with former Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley is a thought-provoking discussion about Governor Gavin Newsom's recent decision to commute the sentences of 548 people on California's death row, changing them to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The episode delves into the motivations behind Newsom's decision, with Cooley arguing that it's a political move aimed at winning votes in the Democratic primary. Cooley also shares his concerns about the impact of this decision on the victims' families and the public's perception of justice. The conversation also touches on the role of Attorney General Javier Becerra and the potential implications of his leadership style on the state's justice system.

Cooley's insights into the process of pursuing the death penalty and the careful consideration that goes into each case provide a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved. He also critiques the idea that sympathy should be given to perpetrators of crimes due to their background, rather than the victims. The discussion is a sobering reminder of the importance of accountability in governance and the need for leaders to prioritize the truth over politics.

If you're interested in learning more about the intricacies of California politics and the justice system, tune in to this episode of the John Phillips Show to hear the full conversation with Steve Cooley.

This episode of the John Phillips Show is a must-listen for anyone interested in California politics and the latest developments in the state's justice system. The conversation with former Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley is a thought-provoking discussion about Governor Gavin Newsom's recent decision to commute the sentences of 548 people on California's death row, changing them to life in prison without the possibility of parole.The episode delves into the motivations behind Newsom's decision, with Cooley arguing that it's a political move aimed at winning votes in the Democratic primary. Cooley also shares his concerns about the impact of this decision on the victims' families and the public's perception of justice. The conversation also touches on the role of Attorney General Javier Becerra and the potential implications of his leadership style on the state's justice system.Cooley's insights into the process of pursuing the death penalty and the careful consideration that goes into each case provide a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved. He also critiques the idea that sympathy should be given to perpetrators of crimes due to their background, rather than the victims. The discussion is a sobering reminder of the importance of accountability in governance and the need for leaders to prioritize the truth over politics.If you're interested in learning more about the intricacies of California politics and the justice system, tune in to this episode of the John Phillips Show to hear the full conversation with Steve Cooley.

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.

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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.

Steve Cooley On Gavin's Move On The Death Penalty

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California's future is uncertain, and the state's new governor, Xavier Becerra, is already facing scrutiny. This episode delves into the challenges he'll face, from the state's economic woes to the growing threat of the far-left's influence in Sacramento. Join us as we discuss the implications of Becerra's lack of a clear agenda and the potential consequences of his administration's policies.

The conversation touches on the state's dire economic situation, with high taxes, expensive housing, and businesses leaving the state. The speaker shares insights on the Republican Party's struggles in California, citing the party's need to return to its core principles and policies. The discussion also explores the potential risks of Becerra's administration, including his lack of experience and the influence of the far-left in the state legislature.

The episode also covers the growing problem of copper wire theft in the San Fernando Valley, where residents are left without streetlights for extended periods. The speaker highlights the need for the new administration to address this issue and other pressing concerns, such as the state's uninsurability and the consequences of the far-left's policies.

If you're interested in understanding the complexities of California's politics and the challenges facing its new governor, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's expert analysis and insights.

California's future is uncertain, and the state's new governor, Xavier Becerra, is already facing scrutiny. This episode delves into the challenges he'll face, from the state's economic woes to the growing threat of the far-left's influence in Sacramento. Join us as we discuss the implications of Becerra's lack of a clear agenda and the potential consequences of his administration's policies.
The conversation touches on the state's dire economic situation, with high taxes, expensive housing, and businesses leaving the state. The speaker shares insights on the Republican Party's struggles in California, citing the party's need to return to its core principles and policies. The discussion also explores the potential risks of Becerra's administration, including his lack of experience and the influence of the far-left in the state legislature.
The episode also covers the growing problem of copper wire theft in the San Fernando Valley, where residents are left without streetlights for extended periods. The speaker highlights the need for the new administration to address this issue and other pressing concerns, such as the state's uninsurability and the consequences of the far-left's policies.
If you're interested in understanding the complexities of California's politics and the challenges facing its new governor, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's expert analysis and insights.

"No Firewall Left" – How Unions Could Destroy California Under Becerra (Jon Slavet Interview)

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The City of Los Angeles is getting a new mayor, and it's not just a change of pace, it's a change of tone. Nithya Raman, the 44th person to lead the city, is making waves with her campaign promises, including firing the police chief, Jim McDonald. But will she follow through on her word? And what does this mean for the city's crime rate and public safety? We dive into the latest developments in the L.A. City Council and explore the implications of Nithya's leadership.

This episode, we're discussing the aftermath of the election and the city's response to Nithya's win. The L.A. City Council is showing a united front, congratulating the new mayor-elect, but there's still a lot of bad blood between some of the members. We're also talking about the police department and the potential changes that Nithya may bring. Will she fire the police chief, or will he stay on? And what does this mean for the city's crime rate and public safety? We're also discussing the Oakland data center moratorium and the implications of AI on the city's infrastructure.

The conversation is heating up in Oakland, where the city council has extended its data center moratorium for another 10 months. This move is a response to public sentiment and concerns about the environmental and energy impacts of data centers. But is this just a temporary pause, or is it a sign of things to come? We're exploring the implications of this decision and what it means for the city's future.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the city and the implications of Nithya's leadership, tune in to this episode to hear our take on the story. We're discussing the politics, the personalities, and the potential changes that are coming to the city. Join us as we break down the news and explore what it means for the people of Los Angeles.

The City of Los Angeles is getting a new mayor, and it's not just a change of pace, it's a change of tone. Nithya Raman, the 44th person to lead the city, is making waves with her campaign promises, including firing the police chief, Jim McDonald. But will she follow through on her word? And what does this mean for the city's crime rate and public safety? We dive into the latest developments in the L.A. City Council and explore the implications of Nithya's leadership.This episode, we're discussing the aftermath of the election and the city's response to Nithya's win. The L.A. City Council is showing a united front, congratulating the new mayor-elect, but there's still a lot of bad blood between some of the members. We're also talking about the police department and the potential changes that Nithya may bring. Will she fire the police chief, or will he stay on? And what does this mean for the city's crime rate and public safety? We're also discussing the Oakland data center moratorium and the implications of AI on the city's infrastructure.The conversation is heating up in Oakland, where the city council has extended its data center moratorium for another 10 months. This move is a response to public sentiment and concerns about the environmental and energy impacts of data centers. But is this just a temporary pause, or is it a sign of things to come? We're exploring the implications of this decision and what it means for the city's future.If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the city and the implications of Nithya's leadership, tune in to this episode to hear our take on the story. We're discussing the politics, the personalities, and the potential changes that are coming to the city. Join us as we break down the news and explore what it means for the people of Los Angeles.

JP11112"Fiercely Opposed": LA Council Faces Mayor Raman After Betting Against Her6_12

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California's future is looking bleaker by the day, and our guest Assemblyman David Tangipa is sounding the alarm. As one of the few remaining Republicans in the California legislature, he's got a unique perspective on the state's impending doom. In this episode, he shares his concerns about the new governor, Javier Becerra, and the Democratic supermajority's plans to raise taxes and increase regulations. But it's not just about the politics - it's about the people who are going to be hurt by these decisions.

Assemblyman Tangipa warns that the state's record budget and record revenue are just a facade, and that the real issue is the corruption and cronyism that's rampant in Sacramento. He's not afraid to call out the unions and special interest groups that are pulling the strings, and he's got a plan to take back the narrative and give the people a voice. But can he make a difference in a state where the Democrats are in control?

One of the key issues Assemblyman Tangipa is tackling is the proposed mileage tax, which he believes will be just one of many new taxes and regulations that will hit Californians hard. He's also concerned about the state's insurance commissioner, Jane Kim, who wants to abolish private insurance and replace it with a state-run system. But will the Democrats listen to his warnings, or will they just keep pushing forward with their agenda?

If you're a Californian, you won't want to miss this episode. Assemblyman Tangipa is a straight shooter, and he's not afraid to tell it like it is. He's got a message for the people, and it's time to listen. Tune in to hear his take on the state's future and what we can do to take back control.

California's future is looking bleaker by the day, and our guest Assemblyman David Tangipa is sounding the alarm. As one of the few remaining Republicans in the California legislature, he's got a unique perspective on the state's impending doom. In this episode, he shares his concerns about the new governor, Javier Becerra, and the Democratic supermajority's plans to raise taxes and increase regulations. But it's not just about the politics - it's about the people who are going to be hurt by these decisions.Assemblyman Tangipa warns that the state's record budget and record revenue are just a facade, and that the real issue is the corruption and cronyism that's rampant in Sacramento. He's not afraid to call out the unions and special interest groups that are pulling the strings, and he's got a plan to take back the narrative and give the people a voice. But can he make a difference in a state where the Democrats are in control?One of the key issues Assemblyman Tangipa is tackling is the proposed mileage tax, which he believes will be just one of many new taxes and regulations that will hit Californians hard. He's also concerned about the state's insurance commissioner, Jane Kim, who wants to abolish private insurance and replace it with a state-run system. But will the Democrats listen to his warnings, or will they just keep pushing forward with their agenda?If you're a Californian, you won't want to miss this episode. Assemblyman Tangipa is a straight shooter, and he's not afraid to tell it like it is. He's got a message for the people, and it's time to listen. Tune in to hear his take on the state's future and what we can do to take back control.

"Not Prepared for the Job": CA Assemblyman Slams Xavier Becerra's Record

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Steve Cooley On Gavin's Move On The Death Penalty

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