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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.

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As California continues to struggle with issues like homelessness, high-speed rail, and crippling taxes, it's hard not to wonder what the future holds for the Golden State. In this episode, we're joined by Ramin Ekhtair, host of Ramin Real Talk on YouTube, as he shares his thoughts on the state's decline and what needs to be done to turn things around.

Ramin discusses how California's policies have led to a decline in population, with many young people leaving the state in search of better opportunities. He also touches on the issue of NGOs and how they're bankrupting the state while making problems worse. Ramin believes that the key to stopping this cycle is to stop feeding the NGOs and hold them accountable for their actions. He also shares his concerns about the Democratic Party's embrace of socialist ideologies and how they're threatening the very fabric of American society.

The conversation also delves into the upcoming mayoral election in Los Angeles, where Karen Bass is facing a challenge from Nithia Ramen. Ramin shares his thoughts on the candidates and the issues that are most important to voters. He also discusses the recent endorsement of the Carpenters Union, which has switched its support from Bass to Ramen.

If you're concerned about the future of California and want to hear more about the issues that matter most, tune in to this episode to hear Ramin's insightful thoughts and analysis.

As California continues to struggle with issues like homelessness, high-speed rail, and crippling taxes, it's hard not to wonder what the future holds for the Golden State. In this episode, we're joined by Ramin Ekhtair, host of Ramin Real Talk on YouTube, as he shares his thoughts on the state's decline and what needs to be done to turn things around.
Ramin discusses how California's policies have led to a decline in population, with many young people leaving the state in search of better opportunities. He also touches on the issue of NGOs and how they're bankrupting the state while making problems worse. Ramin believes that the key to stopping this cycle is to stop feeding the NGOs and hold them accountable for their actions. He also shares his concerns about the Democratic Party's embrace of socialist ideologies and how they're threatening the very fabric of American society.
The conversation also delves into the upcoming mayoral election in Los Angeles, where Karen Bass is facing a challenge from Nithia Ramen. Ramin shares his thoughts on the candidates and the issues that are most important to voters. He also discusses the recent endorsement of the Carpenters Union, which has switched its support from Bass to Ramen.
If you're concerned about the future of California and want to hear more about the issues that matter most, tune in to this episode to hear Ramin's insightful thoughts and analysis.

RealTalk With Ramin - Sacramento's War on the California Dream

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The California Conundrum: Can the Republican Party Break the Democratic Supermajority?

This episode of the John Phillips Show delves into the complexities of California's political landscape, where the Republican Party struggles to make a dent in the Democratic supermajority. Joining John Phillips is Professor Barbara Stone, a renowned expert in political science, who shares her insights on the challenges facing the Republican Party in California. From the recent leadership shake-up in Sacramento to the state's economic woes, this conversation covers it all.

Professor Stone explains how the Republican Party's lack of power in the state legislature leads to a "go along to get along" approach, where some Republicans collaborate with Democrats to pass legislation, often at the expense of their own party's interests. She also discusses the importance of building relationships with Hispanic communities, citing the example of Dick Riordan's successful campaign for mayor of Los Angeles. However, she notes that this approach requires time, effort, and a willingness to listen to and engage with the community.

The conversation also touches on the recent California Supreme Court decision that has made it more difficult for judges to keep repeat offenders in custody before trial. This ruling has sparked concerns among district attorneys, who argue that it will lead to more crimes going unpunished. Professor Stone and John Phillips discuss the implications of this decision and how it may impact public safety in California.

If you're interested in understanding the intricacies of California's politics and the challenges facing the Republican Party, tune in to this episode of the John Phillips Show. Join the conversation and hear Professor Stone's expert analysis on the state's complex political landscape.

The California Conundrum: Can the Republican Party Break the Democratic Supermajority?This episode of the John Phillips Show delves into the complexities of California's political landscape, where the Republican Party struggles to make a dent in the Democratic supermajority. Joining John Phillips is Professor Barbara Stone, a renowned expert in political science, who shares her insights on the challenges facing the Republican Party in California. From the recent leadership shake-up in Sacramento to the state's economic woes, this conversation covers it all.Professor Stone explains how the Republican Party's lack of power in the state legislature leads to a "go along to get along" approach, where some Republicans collaborate with Democrats to pass legislation, often at the expense of their own party's interests. She also discusses the importance of building relationships with Hispanic communities, citing the example of Dick Riordan's successful campaign for mayor of Los Angeles. However, she notes that this approach requires time, effort, and a willingness to listen to and engage with the community.The conversation also touches on the recent California Supreme Court decision that has made it more difficult for judges to keep repeat offenders in custody before trial. This ruling has sparked concerns among district attorneys, who argue that it will lead to more crimes going unpunished. Professor Stone and John Phillips discuss the implications of this decision and how it may impact public safety in California.If you're interested in understanding the intricacies of California's politics and the challenges facing the Republican Party, tune in to this episode of the John Phillips Show. Join the conversation and hear Professor Stone's expert analysis on the state's complex political landscape.

Can the GOP Break CA’s Supermajority? Prof. Barbara Stone’s Prediction

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The California Democratic Party has officially endorsed the wealth confiscation tax, also known as the billionaire's tax, which is set to appear on the November ballot. This move has sparked a heated debate within the party, with some prominent figures, including Governor Gavin Newsom, opposing the measure. The tax would impose a one-time 5% asset seizure on the state's 200 billionaires, with the revenue generated going towards healthcare. However, critics argue that this move could lead to a mass exodus of wealthy individuals from the state, resulting in significant revenue losses.

The California Democratic Party's endorsement of the billionaire's tax has been seen as a significant blow to Governor Newsom, who had been vocal in his opposition to the measure. Despite this, the party's executive board voted in favor of the tax, with some members expressing concerns about the potential consequences of the move. The billionaire's tax is not the only issue on the ballot, as two competing measures, Propositions 41 and 42, aim to prevent the tax from being implemented.

The debate surrounding the billionaire's tax has highlighted the complex relationship between the state's politicians and the unions that back them. The SEIU, a powerful union that has been instrumental in pushing for the tax, has been accused of pulling the strings in Sacramento. The union's influence has been seen as a major factor in the party's endorsement of the tax, with some critics arguing that the party is more interested in pleasing its union backers than in serving the interests of its constituents.

Tune in to this episode to hear the discussion on the billionaire's tax and its potential implications for California. The speaker breaks down the complexities of the issue and explores the motivations behind the California Democratic Party's endorsement of the tax. With the November ballot looming, this is an issue that Californians need to be aware of. Listen to the full episode to hear the expert analysis and insights on this critical topic.

The California Democratic Party has officially endorsed the wealth confiscation tax, also known as the billionaire's tax, which is set to appear on the November ballot. This move has sparked a heated debate within the party, with some prominent figures, including Governor Gavin Newsom, opposing the measure. The tax would impose a one-time 5% asset seizure on the state's 200 billionaires, with the revenue generated going towards healthcare. However, critics argue that this move could lead to a mass exodus of wealthy individuals from the state, resulting in significant revenue losses.The California Democratic Party's endorsement of the billionaire's tax has been seen as a significant blow to Governor Newsom, who had been vocal in his opposition to the measure. Despite this, the party's executive board voted in favor of the tax, with some members expressing concerns about the potential consequences of the move. The billionaire's tax is not the only issue on the ballot, as two competing measures, Propositions 41 and 42, aim to prevent the tax from being implemented.The debate surrounding the billionaire's tax has highlighted the complex relationship between the state's politicians and the unions that back them. The SEIU, a powerful union that has been instrumental in pushing for the tax, has been accused of pulling the strings in Sacramento. The union's influence has been seen as a major factor in the party's endorsement of the tax, with some critics arguing that the party is more interested in pleasing its union backers than in serving the interests of its constituents.Tune in to this episode to hear the discussion on the billionaire's tax and its potential implications for California. The speaker breaks down the complexities of the issue and explores the motivations behind the California Democratic Party's endorsement of the tax. With the November ballot looming, this is an issue that Californians need to be aware of. Listen to the full episode to hear the expert analysis and insights on this critical topic.

 Newsom Loses Control? CA Democrats Endorse Billionaire Tax

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