Inland Empire Answer

Brad’s filling in for Jen, with local news of a kind act in the IE going viral, and Transportation Sec. Sean Duffy making changes in light of several truck driver deaths

(#NoOnProp50. No on Prop 50. )

In a good news update, Assemblyman Carl DeMaio is pushing for a bill that would ban politicians involved in the redistricting process from holding office for ten years. 

New polling from the Wall Street Journal shows the Dems appear to be in free-fall. 

Producer Dan joins Brad for some ‘final thoughts’ on how driving on a freeway feels different after recent incidents involving big rigs. 

Dan kicks off the IE Answer with Radar to break down all the hysteria surrounding a White House East Wing renovation, and why all the outrage may be related to a misquoted AP article. 

A new UC Riverside study claims that residents of the Inland Empire are ‘struggling’ compared to the average U.S. region, but is it actually true in your experience? 

In the ‘article of the week’, Dan dives deep into the FBI’s bombshell announcement about arrests surrounding a nationwide sports betting, and poker-rigging criminal plot. 

Dan’s only got a few minutes left, so he offers some ‘final thoughts’ promotes the podcast, and Radar stops by with his prediction for the World Series (which is happening as this aired).

Brad Abrell fills in with a recap of the death of three people on the 10 freeway in Ontario, after an illegal immigrant truck driver ran into their cars. Why is this allowed to happen in CA. 

Brad reacts to some recent comments from Gavin Newsom that are supposed to be aimed at President Trump, but should probably be spoken to himself in the mirror. 

The government shutdown continues, but one prominent Democrat Senator says he isn’t in favor of why the government is closed down. 

Producer Dan and Radar join Brad for some ‘final thoughts’ on a rather comedic moment during coverage of a major FBI arrest surrounding sports gambling. 

Brad Abrell fills in for Jen with a full recap of the weekend’s ‘no kings’ protests. 

Brad’s got an open letter to Dems, highlighting why there’s some hypocrisy on whether the Dems actually don’t mind a king-like approach when it comes to someone ruling. 

Why would Gavin Newsom shut down the 5 Freeway? Well, it has something to do with his ongoing feud with the Trump administration. 

Producer Dan (or Daniel as his mom and Brad call him) join for some final thoughts on the latest place the viral “6-7” joke trend has popped up.

Jen starts things off on a Friday rewind with our Real Estate expert Jim Bottrell who has an update on the latest from the Real Estate world. 

Dan is here with a recap of where we we stand 17 days into the government shutdown, and why if Speaker Johnson has even lost his cool, we’re not in a very great place. 

In the ‘article of the week’ segment, Dan discusses yet another state getting involved in the mid-cycle redistricting saga, and why he’s concerned the entire process will set a bad precedent. 

Dan closes out the show reviewing some polls from last week on the show.

After last week’s viral and disastrous interview with local Sacramento news TV, CA Democrat Governor frontrunner Katie Porter sits down for an interview to explain her actions, and assure the public that it won’t happen again. But do her words mean anything?

Jen shares an interview with CA Gubernatorial candidate, and current Sheriff of Riverside County, Chad Bianco joins the show. 

Jen shares an interview with Salem Radio Network host Chris Stigall. 

Producer Dan, and Radar join Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on how to handle a situation where someone recognizes you from somewhere you’ve never been.

Jen is joined by weekly contributor Eric Early to discuss the government shutdown. 

Eric sticks around with Jen to discuss some new laws signed into law by Gavin Newsom, and the detrimental impact his leadership has had on the state. 

Pastor Scott, host of the ‘Pastor Scott Show’ on our sister station 99.5 KKLA joins the show for a taste of what to expect at Townhall 2025, and the concerns about some recent CA bills. 

Producer Dan and Radar join Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on whether umbrellas are manly. 

Dan is completely done talking about Bad Bunny hosting the Super Bowl halftime show in 4 months. Unfortunately, not everyone else feels the same way. Plus, if Lee Greenwood were to host the Halftime show, what other songs would he sing?

Dan’s got an article from our friend Jennifer Van Laar at RedState taking a look at the potential impact the Chevron refinery fire will have on the CA gas prices. (Just F.Y.I., it’s not good at all). 

In the Super Local Segment, Dan’s got the details on another Inland Empire city’s police force turning to drones to help respond to calls. 

Radar, and Hot Chocolate Jose join Dan for some ‘final thoughts’ on whether it would be cooler to be a ‘one hit wonder’ with a patriotic song, or a Christmas song. 

Our friend, RedState.com’s Jennifer Van Laar joins the show on a ‘Spill the Tea Thursday’ to discuss the latest news surrounding the arrest of a man accused of starting the Palisades Fire. 

Jen sticks around to make sense of not only Katie Porter’s disastrous week, but who the Democrats would turn to next as their favorite for CA Governor. 

Jen shares an interview with Breitbart’s Joel Pollak on a possible peace deal in Gaza, and the Palisades fire. 

Producer Dan, and Hot Chocolate Jose join Jen for some final thoughts on the Dodgers’ tough game 3 loss, and the fashion of baseball jerseys.

Former FBI Director James Comey is indicted, AG Pam Bondi has the perfect responses to several Dem Senators during a recent hearing, and CA Gubernatorial frontrunner Katie Porter has a disastrous interview with local Sacramento media. 

Jen is joined by Susan Shelley of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayer’s Association to preview the latest ‘Townhall Central’ 

Gabriel Shahin, President of Falcon Wealth Planning joins Jen on the show. 

Producer Dan, Hot Chocolate Jose, Radar, and our news man Larry Marino join Jen for some final thoughts on Townhall 2025, and the entertainment landscape. 

Jen is joined by our friend Brad Abrell to discuss the attitude change towards policing, the government shutdown, and the unrest in Chicago and Portland. 

Brad sticks around with Jen to offer some thoughts on CA’s Attorney General Rob Bonta, and some comments he made on President Trump’s use of National Guard troops in major U.S. Cities. 

Jen shares and interview with Rabbi Michael Barlcay on the anniversary of the October 7th attack. 

Producer Dan joins Jen and Brad to offer some ‘final thoughts’ on the baseball playoffs.

Dan starts off a Friday Rewind recapping some big highlights from Sec. of War Pete Hegseth’s speech in front of military leaders on Tuesday in Virginia. 

In the Super Local Segment, Dan’s got the details on the Temecula City Council’s decision to openly denounce Prop 50. 

Should Congress be taxed for every day the government is shut down? Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio, we had to mention that) wants to make it a reality. 

Radar, and Hot Chocolate Jose join Dan for some final thoughts on the MLB playoffs, and the chances the Dodgers beat the Phillies.

Jen starts off with the latest news surrounding the government shutdown that went into effect late yesterday evening. 

Jen shares an interview with Jessica Millan Patterson on the No on Prop 50 efforts. 

Jen shares an interview with Pastor, and Senior Director of Turning Point Faith, and author of the new book ‘Pagan Threat’, Lucas Miles. 

Producer Dan, and Radar join Jen to discuss the announcement that Bad Bunny will be the Super Bowl Halftime performer.

President Trump had a fiery hour-long speech at the U.N., and Dan’s got a list of the top seven takeaways, complete with countdown imaging. 

Kamala Harris’ new book ‘107 Days’ on her run for President is revealing some juicy secrets, including which Dem leader left her text messages unanswered, and whether her husband had a yelling match with director Rob Reiner. 

In the super local segment, Dan’s got the story of firefighters reuniting with a boy they saved. 

It’s time to close out Friday with some ‘final thoughts’ on the LA Dodgers winning the NL West once again, but heading into that dreaded Wild Card round of the postseason.

Jen’s got a recap of the day’s biggest stories including a shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas, and Jimmy Kimmel’s return to Late Night TV after suspension for comments made last week in response to Charlie Kirk’s murder. 

Gavin Newsom made an appearance on the ‘Late Show’ with Stephen Colbert to go after Trump. 

Jen shares an interview with Musical writer Jeff Lantos on a SoCal school district banning his historical musicals for being culturally insensitive. 

Producer Dan and Hot Chocolate Jose join Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on pregnant Liberal women filming themselves taking Tylenol. 

Jen recaps President Trump’s appearance at the U.N. General Assembly, and goes in-depth on yesterday’s announcement of a link between prenatal Tylenol, and autism. 

Jen is joined by Morgan Wagner, and Joe Hyde to discuss the upcoming “Wine and Whinny” event with NDR Therapeutic Riding in Norco. 

Jen shares an interview with Riverside County Sheriff, and candidate for CA Governor Chad Bianco.

Producer Dan, and Radar join Jen for some final thoughts on a pet cremation scam that’s made it into the local news.

Jen is joined by weekly contributor Eric Early to offer his thoughts on the Charlie Kirk memorial Sunday in Arizona. 

Eric joins the show to discuss Gavin Newsom’s efforts to fight back against ICE agents in California with a series of several new bills. 

Jen shares an interview with Rep. Jay Obernolte. 

Producer Dan, and Hot Chocolate Jose join Jen to discuss being in a relationship with someone who doesn’t agree politically, and the Michael Keaton-era Batman movies.