Tag: california insider

Why California Chooses Aggressive Conservation Over More Water Supply | Brett Barbre

California is pushing for more aggressive water conservation, and soon it may become mandatory for people to cut their water usage. But is this the best way to solve California’s water shortage? My guest is Brett Barbre, former water board member of Yorba Linda water district. He explains why California’s water shortage is largely due…


How California’s Politicians Vote Against Their Religious Beliefs | Pastor Joe Pedick

There are several churches getting involved with California government, exposing what they believe to be wrong political ideologies. My guest is Joe Pedick, senior pastor at Calvary Chapel of the Harbour in Huntington Beach. He explains why he thinks religion can play a key part in approaching the governmental process and why government leaders don’t…


Alleged Corruption in Anaheim Angel Stadium Deal Explained | Jose Moreno

The City of Anaheim is facing some controversy over the sale of Angel Stadium. My guest is Jose Moreno, Anaheim city council member. He gives us his behind-the-scenes perspective on the Angel Stadium deal and the alleged corruption scandal in Anaheim.   * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on…


Why California Parents Are Running for School Boards | Shawn Steel

California parents want to get more involved with the school board to have more input on what is being taught in the school curriculum. My guest is Shawn Steel, former California GOP chair. He explains the impacts of politics on the school board and what’s causing parents to take action.   * Click the “Save”…


What’s Behind California’s ‘Business Exodus’ | Hank Adler

There’s a trend in California of companies moving to other states due to high taxes and poor business policies. But is California doing anything to stop this great migration? My guest is Hank Adler, Burra Executive Professor of Accounting at Chapman University. He discusses why California policies are driving businesses out of the state.  …


California Controller’s $600 Million Mask Deal Scandal Explained | Adam Andrzejewski

California State Controller Betty Yee is under review for her behind-the-scenes involvement with a $600 million failed mask deal with a Chinese company. My guest is Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpenTheBooks.com. He explains the ongoing case involving Yee and how the State Controller’s office is not disclosing $300 billion of transactions.   * Click the…


Why Los Angeles Is Not Safe Anymore | Dennis Zine

Crime is continuing to rise in Los Angeles, which leaves us to wonder what the cause could be. My guest is Dennis Zine, former police officer and former city council member of Los Angeles. He discusses why city hall’s approach is impacting the rise in crime.   * Click the “Save” button below the video…


Behind San Francisco’s Vacancy Tax | Tony Hall

A proposed vacancy tax in San Francisco, which could go into effect in the year 2024, would charge real estate owners a tax if their property is vacant for more than six months. My guest is Tony Hall, former county supervisor of San Francisco. He explains the details of this proposed vacancy tax and what…


The Impact of California’s One-Party Rule | Michael Maxsenti

In California, the Democrats have a supermajority in the state assembly and Senate. You may wonder how this could impact you. My guest is Michael Maxsenti, advisory board and leadership team member with the Common Sense Party. He explains why a one-party supermajority has caused a monopoly of ideas in our state and how his…


How Gascon’s Policies Impact Minority Community in Los Angeles | Andrew Lara

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon is facing a potential recall. My guest is Andrew Lara, city council member of Pico Rivera. He explains how Gascon’s policies, which were promoted as helping minorities, are actually hurting his predominately Latino community.   * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on…