Jen opens with breaking news from the Department of Justice, where RFK Jr., DOJ officials, and FBI Director Kash Patel announce a massive healthcare fraud crackdown. They discuss billions in alleged fraud, hundreds of defendants, Los Angeles hospice closures, and schemes targeting vulnerable patients, seniors, and taxpayers.

Jen promotes upcoming Breakfast with Jen events and the Fourth of July parade in Huntington Beach before taking calls. Listeners weigh in on California politicians, the Boyle Heights fire, Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt’s comments on Los Angeles decline, and a debate over Trump’s reflecting pool repairs.

Jen breaks down the latest Supreme Court decisions, focusing on judicial restraint, immigration enforcement, religious liberty, property rights involving Cuban-seized assets, and a surveillance-related case tied to China. She also highlights a California parental rights win involving AB 1955 and Sonia Shaw’s reaction.

Jen discusses the California High-Speed Rail CEO being placed on administrative leave and questions the project’s lack of progress, cost overruns, and transparency. The hour closes with Major League Baseball’s controversy over Giants players writing Bible verses on their hats during Pride Month, and Blake Treinen’s past warning from MLB over honoring Charlie Kirk.

Jen opens with breaking news from the Department of Justice, where RFK Jr., DOJ officials, and FBI Director Kash Patel announce a massive healthcare fraud crackdown. They discuss billions in alleged fraud, hundreds of defendants, Los Angeles hospice closures, and schemes targeting vulnerable patients, seniors, and taxpayers.
Jen promotes upcoming Breakfast with Jen events and the Fourth of July parade in Huntington Beach before taking calls. Listeners weigh in on California politicians, the Boyle Heights fire, Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt&rsquo;s comments on Los Angeles decline, and a debate over Trump&rsquo;s reflecting pool repairs.
Jen breaks down the latest Supreme Court decisions, focusing on judicial restraint, immigration enforcement, religious liberty, property rights involving Cuban-seized assets, and a surveillance-related case tied to China. She also highlights a California parental rights win involving AB 1955 and Sonia Shaw&rsquo;s reaction.
Jen discusses the California High-Speed Rail CEO being placed on administrative leave and questions the project&rsquo;s lack of progress, cost overruns, and transparency. The hour closes with Major League Baseball&rsquo;s controversy over Giants players writing Bible verses on their hats during Pride Month, and Blake Treinen&rsquo;s past warning from MLB over honoring Charlie Kirk.

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The Morning Answer Daily Program Podcast Hosted by Jennifer Horn

The Morning Answer Daily Program Podcast Hosted by Jennifer Horn