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Jen kicks off the show getting a real estate update from Jim Bottrell, of the Jim Bottrell Team. 

Dan’s in to kick off his portion of the rewind with some exciting news for pastry-lovers in the Inland Empire, and an update on some newly-opened voting centers in Riverside County. 

In the Article of the Week, Dan’s a little confused as to why the decades-old Atlanta Falcons logo is suddenly being widely mocked for its similarity to the imagery of a… certain WWII era country. 

It’s time for a sports update, the 

‘Word from the Week’, and your voicemails to close out the rewind. 

Jen Van Laar breaks down the federal fight over suspected non-citizen voters in California, including the effort to segregate questionable ballots before they’re counted.

The conversation turns to California polling, voter turnout, and Javier Becerra’s appeal to Black voters, with both Jens arguing that discouraging polls shouldn’t keep people home.

Stephen A. Smith’s White House dinner with Trump, Bill Maher, and Kid Rock sparks a discussion about Trump’s style, foreign policy, and why his critics often take his boasts too literally. 

The show gets a national-security update on Iran, terror financing, visas, and cartel-linked threats, then wraps with Lakers talk and Hot Chocolate Jose geeking out over GTA 6.

Jen’s got a recap of the latest on the fraud fight, including comments from earlier today as AG Todd Blanche, and official Colin McDonald announce new efforts. 

Jen shares an interview with The California Post’s Joel Pollak. 

Jen shares an interview with RNC Election Integrity Comms Director Ally Triolo

Producer Dan, and ‘Popular Guy’ Josh Jacobs join Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on celebrity meetings, and the major firings at Netflix. 

Jen’s got a full recap of yesterday’s announcement on voting fraud arrests involving more than 20 foreign nationals accused of voting in recent CA elections. 

Jen shares an interview with Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco.

Jen shares an interview with LA news anchor Glen Walker. 

Producer Dan joins Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on the upcoming World Series, and some surprising facts about cartoon icon ‘Betty Boop’. 

Weekly contributor Eric Early joins Jen to discuss the latest surrounding CA fraud, and react to Steve Hilton’s new homeless plan. 

Actor Matthew McConaughey is urging Americans to vote for independents, and Jen and Eric react to the Ilhan Omar raid and fallout.  

Jen shares an interview with candidate for CA Attorney General, Michael Gates. 

Producer Dan joins Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on the college football season. 

Dan discusses backlash against Shane Gillis over his SNL jokes and questions the network's hypocrisy. Secret Service officials also reveal an alarming rise in threats against political figures.

Trump cancels plans to livestream the Fort Hood shooter's execution. Daniel examines the debate over justice, public spectacle, and the potential consequences of broadcasting it.

Riverside and San Bernardino counties encourage early voting ahead of the November election. Daniel highlights voting locations, ballot deadlines, and opportunities to observe election operations.

Dan covers the WNBA Finals, introduces the word of the week, and reacts to listener voicemails about the Rams, California politics, and the upcoming election.

Its time for Spill the Tea Thursday. Jen van Laar joins the program to talk about the voter rolls

Jen and Jen continue their conversation and discuss the new Press Secretary

Jen shares an interview from TMA this morning with Dr. Sebastian Gorka

Can the Dodgers make a comeback? Jose, Dan, and Josh have their thoughts.

Dan’s in for Jen with the news of another Xavier Becerra debate back-out, and some insane audio from a local city council candidate in Indiana who is going viral for all the wrong reasons. 

Dan shares an interview with Joel Pollak of The California Post. 

Now that we’ve got all the highlights and sound, what do we make of the new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia? And where did she say she passed her bar exam?

Dan’s got some ‘final thoughts’ on the origins of Presidential press gatherings right beside airplanes. 

Dan’s in for Jen with an update, and an important message from Jen to kick off the show. 

New WH Press Sec. Katie Zacharia holds her first press conference, and Kimberly Guilfoyle is out as the Greece ambassador. 

Dan shares an interview with Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco. 

Dan has some ‘final thoughts’ on the LA Rams, the idea of the Ft. Hood shooter’s execution being livestreamed, and some kind words for Jen. 

Marco Rubio gave a speech in Greece where he defended Western Civilization, and showed off a top-tier vocabulary. We have the highlights. 

In the ‘Article of the Week’, as the campaign season launches into the final sprint, where is James Talarico? 

Dan takes a look at the much-awaited return of the USS Abraham Lincoln to San Diego following one of the longest deployments at sea in recent U.S. military history. 

The White Sox haven’t won a playoff series at home in HOW long? Plus, we close out with the ‘’Word of the Week. 

Dan is in for Jen to share the details on how Proposition 5 is designed to weaken the voter’s power in CA’s recall election process. 

Dan shares an interview with economist Stephen Moore. 

Dan shares an interview with actor, producer Siaka Massaquoi. 

Dan has some ‘final thoughts’ on the MLB postseason, and the Dodgers advancing to the NLCS. 

Weekly contributor Eric Early joins Jen to react to the hysteria surrounding President Trump’s comments on Iran attacking LA and San Diego. 

New polling on race spells some good news for the Steve Hilton for Governor campaign. How can he pull it off? 

Jen shares an interview with FL. Senator Rick Scott. 

Producer Dan joins Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on the upcoming ‘meet the candidates’ event. 

There continues to be some fallout from President Trump’s comments on SD and LA being taken out by Iran. 

Jen shares an interview with The California Post’s Joel Pollak. 

Jen shares an interview with CA State Senator Tony Strickland. 

Producer Dan joins Jen for some truly final thoughts on the week’s LA - SD Trump comment reaction.

Dan’s in for Jen, with a look at new polling that says the CA Gubernatorial race might be wide open, as Steve Hilton narrows the margin to Xavier Becerra with a large number undecided. Plus a recent Steve Hilton ad is drawing some praise and controversy inside Republican circles. 

Did the viral Steve Hilton ad go too far, or is it what’s needed to reach out to new demographics? 

Dan shares an interview with candidate for CA Attorney General Michael Gates. 

‘Popular Guy’ Josh Jacobs joins the show for some ‘final thoughts’ on the MLB playoffs, and the Steve Hilton ad. 

Dan’s got the top takeaways from the debate between Xavier Becerra, and Steve Hilton.

In the ‘Article of the Week’, does President Trump regret his Supreme Court choices?

In the Super Local Segment, there’s an awesome new tribute to Jackie the Big Bear eagle. 

There’s a controversy surrounding ‘word of the week’, we’ve got a WNBA report, and the story of a man truly shocked to discover who his biological father was.

President Trump, and China’s President Xi met at the White House for a state dinner, and the U.S. vs. Canada feud has taken another strange name-related turn. 

Dan’s got some thanks as the Friday Rewind reaches one year, and we’ve got the disputed details on ‘The View’ host Sunny Hostin’s story about being a holdout juror in a famously horrifying murder case. 

In the Super Local Segment, San Bernardino announces a measure aimed at ending homeless camping on the streets, and we’ve got an update on the Riverside County ballot story. 

We’ve got a ‘Word of the week’, a sports report, and some important poll updates on the Silence Factory, and how we should address our friends in Canada. 

RedState.com’s Jennifer Van Laar is here to ‘Spill the Tea’ on what we know about Gavin Newsom’s finances as the investigation continues. 

Jen and Jen break down the latest from Kamala Harris’ campaign stumping with El Sayed in Michigan, and Gavin Newsom discussing his concerns about the Midterms being a free and fair election. 

Jen shares an interview with Prager U Kids’ Jill Simonian. 

Producer Dan, Hot Chocolate Jose, and ‘Popular Guy’ Josh Jacobs join Jen for some final thoughts. 

Weekly contributor Eric Early joins the show to react to President Trump’s ban on several mainstream media outlets. 

Eric sticks around with Jen to offer his thoughts on the new approach on the ‘Yes on Prop 39’ commercials, and AG Rob Bonta settling a lawsuit with Paramount. 

Jen shares an interview with Assemblywoman Diane Dixon. 

Producer Dan joins Jen for some ‘final thoughts’ on the Rams’ rebound, and some recent book reviews. 

Jen is joined by Jim Bottrell of the Jim Bottrell Real Estate Team for an update on the housing market. 

Dan’s here to not talk about that Macklemore-Ed Sheeran story. And by not talk about it, we mean recap the entire thing. 

Canada’s PM Mark Carney gives a speech to the EU as they flirt with the idea of associate membership, and an Ohio city council is renaming part of Lake Erie. 

Dan closes out the show with a poll update, and a sports report surrounding upset Mets fans.