Speaker 1: And we continue at two five in the afternoon on
Speaker 1: The John Phillip Show, Mister Randy Weggs in Culver City.
Speaker 2: All right, Zen listening from the Port of Oakland at
Speaker 2: Johnny Don't like show at gmail dot com, subject line
Speaker 2: clean up Oakland. Let's go full on nineteen oh six
Speaker 2: and have navy ships pump seawater into Oakland. Saltwater is
Speaker 2: the best medicine for Sheng's dirty streets. So let's hear
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Speaker 3: That's right, I like that.
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Speaker 1: It takes forever for the wheels of justice to move. Yep,
Speaker 1: all right. Tomorrow is election day. You have until eight
Speaker 1: pm tomorrow to get your ballots turned in. You can
Speaker 1: vote in person, you can vote through the mail. If
Speaker 1: you do vote through the mail, make sure your ballot
Speaker 1: is postmarked by tomorrow, otherwise it won't count. What's the
Speaker 1: point of going through the trouble of doing the research
Speaker 1: and filling it out if it's not going to count,
Speaker 1: So get it in on time. You have any number
Speaker 1: of ways to vote. You can do it at the
Speaker 1: in person centers that are going on right now. Tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You can vote in person. There are obviously a lot
Speaker 1: of different voting centers in the state of California. I
Speaker 1: don't have that information for your own personal situation in
Speaker 1: front of me, but it's on your materials. You can
Speaker 1: look it up online. If you want to vote in person,
Speaker 1: you can figure that out. If not, vote in the
Speaker 1: mail and make sure it gets postmarked by tomorrow. I
Speaker 1: know there are some rural portions of California where they
Speaker 1: don't pick it up every day, So if you live
Speaker 1: in a rural area, I would get to the post
Speaker 1: office and drop it off in person so you know
Speaker 1: it gets stamped, because they may not pick it up
Speaker 1: if you drop it in a blue bin, or you
Speaker 1: drop it off at one of those postal centers, whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be. Make sure you get it in
Speaker 1: by eight pm tomorrow or stamp by the post office
Speaker 1: by tomorrow. If you want your vote to count, and
Speaker 1: if you're filling it out, you want it to count
Speaker 1: all right. Right now, what we're doing is we're opening
Speaker 1: up the phone lines at eight hundred two two two
Speaker 1: five two two two. What eight hundred two to two five
Speaker 1: two two two. If you're a candidate for office and
Speaker 1: you want a couple of minutes to promote yourself, to
Speaker 1: promote your campaign, to put your platform out there in
Speaker 1: front of voters. We'd love to give you the opportunity
Speaker 1: to do that. So let's be respectful and not try
Speaker 1: to hog up all the time. Introduce yourself, introduce your platform,
Speaker 1: and we'll move on to the next one after you
Speaker 1: do that, all right, and put your website out there
Speaker 1: as well. Let's begin with Christina in Los Angeles. Christina, Hello, Hi, Hi.
Speaker 4: How are you? Thank you for having us on, Thank
Speaker 4: you for calling, of course. Okay, So I am running
Speaker 4: to break Sacramento's supermajority. I'm running for State Senate in
Speaker 4: District twenty four, which John Randy, I don't know if
Speaker 4: you know where that is. That's basically Pacific Palisades, what's
Speaker 4: left of it, unfortunately, Malibu. I'm running for Santa Monica
Speaker 4: to represent Venice, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, bel Air, Agura, Gura Hills,
Speaker 4: and the Peninsula including the beach cities South Bay. So
Speaker 4: it's a big one. It's a big one, and this
Speaker 4: is a big race. But basically I am supported by
Speaker 4: an endorsed by the California Republican Party and the Howard
Speaker 4: Jarvis Taxpayers Association. So once I get into office and
Speaker 4: break the supermajority, I will fight to fund Prop thirty six,
Speaker 4: fight to save Prop thirteen. I know, John, that's really
Speaker 4: important to us, especially to me and other working families.
Speaker 4: That is number one. I support our law enforcement. I
Speaker 4: will be funding our law enforcement, many women in uniform
Speaker 4: and the police and the fire department. Public safety is
Speaker 4: a big one as well as promoting transparency in our
Speaker 4: health and education. So my website is my name, Christina
Speaker 4: Irwin dot com and I'm looking forward to your vote.
Speaker 4: Your vote by June second, tomorrow for State Senate District
Speaker 4: twenty four.
Speaker 1: All right, well, best of luck tomorrow on election. Dan,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling.
Speaker 4: Thank you, by bye.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Jake in Hollywood. Jake, Hello, good afternoon,
Speaker 1: John and Randy.
Speaker 5: First off, some gratitude fellas. Congratulations on all the success.
Speaker 5: It's fantastic, very happy for you. Just want to let
Speaker 5: you all know I am running for the California State
Speaker 5: Assembly District fifty one. It's a very important corridor in
Speaker 5: the city. It runs from Santa Monica all the way
Speaker 5: up to Hollywood and through the Low's Dealers. So you
Speaker 5: got Beverly Hills. Weoe in there, and we got to
Speaker 5: clean it up. So my first three is just my priorities,
Speaker 5: which everybody seems to be responding to, is immediate, immediate
Speaker 5: restoration of public safety. We got to repeal this job
Speaker 5: killing legislation. We need to bring businesses back to Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: We need to keep the ones that it's here. The
Speaker 5: way it's working in the legislature right now, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 5: We need to get immediate, immediate job restoration. And I
Speaker 5: think this has been a universal crossover, you know, with
Speaker 5: obviously Republicans but also people from other political stripes. Is
Speaker 5: the fraudulent use of our money in Sacramento. It is
Speaker 5: the biggest crossover issue that I get and if we
Speaker 5: can do something about that. To what I can do
Speaker 5: at the state Assembly level is I can bring attention
Speaker 5: to that. So when a law goes in or a
Speaker 5: lot is being shaped, that is where we can make
Speaker 5: the most difference as far as affecting positive change. And
Speaker 5: the big thing to my people out in Hollywood, We're
Speaker 5: going to clean up that part of the city. This
Speaker 5: is unacceptable what's going on up there. I went to
Speaker 5: vote today and there was a bunch of homeless on
Speaker 5: the way into the polling station. And yeah, Nithia Rahman
Speaker 5: and Karen Bath. It's been a real tough slog up there,
Speaker 5: and we're wishing for Spencer Prapp. So everybody, it's Jake
Speaker 5: Head Assembly fifty one, vote early, get your ballot in there,
Speaker 5: and John Randy keep up the great work. I appreciate
Speaker 5: you on I'm on the road and sorry to disrupt
Speaker 5: the crime Blogger hour. Thank you very.
Speaker 1: Much for the call and best of luck in tomorrow's election.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. Let's go to Andreas in north Ridge. Andreas, Hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: hi there for having me today.
Speaker 6: My name is Andreas from a Kalivis as you can
Speaker 6: hear from my accent. Yes, i am an immigrant, but
Speaker 6: I'm a naturalized citizen, a small business owner, college jugetor
Speaker 6: Grammy nominated Edugador Presidential our recipient and chair of the
Speaker 6: North Tale Region Chamber of Commerce. And I'm running for
Speaker 6: Assembly District forty because I'm tired of.
Speaker 7: Paying more and getting less.
Speaker 5: And i want my kids to get.
Speaker 7: Quality edation and have of course greater opportunity.
Speaker 6: Like many of you, I came to this country believing
Speaker 6: in the American dream and the opportunity. I work hard,
Speaker 6: I earn my education, I build my businesses, and I
Speaker 6: dedicate my life.
Speaker 7: To serving my community. So when I look at the
Speaker 7: community right now, I wonder what California would look like
Speaker 7: in the next generation.
Speaker 5: Will my kids able.
Speaker 7: To afford a home?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: Will they receive college education?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: And that's why I'm running for State Assembly in District
Speaker 7: forty to support education, strengthen public safety, defend small businesses,
Speaker 7: and make California affordable again. I'm endorsed by all the
Speaker 7: local elected leaders of this valley class the California Republican Assembly.
Speaker 7: But the companion, you know, is more than endorsements, is
Speaker 7: about results. My name is Andreas from a Calibes the
Speaker 7: honor to a year vote. Something that we should remember
Speaker 7: is the future isn't something we inherit from our parents,
Speaker 7: in something we deal for our kids andres Michael, it
Speaker 7: is for simply to stick for you.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, thank you very much and best of
Speaker 1: luck in tomorrow's election. Let's go to Mike Netder. Mike welcome,
Speaker 1: thank you well, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: It's a pleasure to be here. Almost everybody out there
Speaker 3: knows me. And let me just start off by saying,
Speaker 3: the biggest surprise of the public wasn't that Mike Netder
Speaker 3: was running for State Senate. It was to most people
Speaker 3: we have a state Senate. And so what I want
Speaker 3: to tell everybody out there today is tomorrow, or today
Speaker 3: or whenever, when you turn in your ballot, do not
Speaker 3: turn in an incomplete test vote for all the offices.
Speaker 3: I'm the only Republican running for State Senate twenty two.
Speaker 3: I stand for what Republicans stand for, better California. For
Speaker 3: everyone out there, if you want to take back California,
Speaker 3: pay attention to the governor's race, tension in the mayor
Speaker 3: of Los Angeles, the vote on every office, and to
Speaker 3: find that if I'm in your ballot, Chat Mike Netter,
Speaker 3: State Senate twenty two Netter dot vote, Let's take our
Speaker 3: damn state back.
Speaker 1: All right, best of luck in tomorrow's election. Thanks for
Speaker 1: the call, Mike. Let's go to g Rick in Torrance.
Speaker 1: G Rick, Hello, Hi.
Speaker 8: John, thanks for doing this. This is a great idea.
Speaker 8: I'm running for Senate District twenty four. I'm one of
Speaker 8: ten candidates and Christina Irwin, which you had on first
Speaker 8: is one of those candidates. I'm going to do something
Speaker 8: that's different. I'm going to ask not to vote for
Speaker 8: me in the primary. I'm going to ask you to
Speaker 8: vote for Christina in the primary. Why because we have
Speaker 8: a rare chance to take to break the iron grip
Speaker 8: of one party rule in Sacramento and restore Republican ballance
Speaker 8: with ten candidates. The latest polling shows that I'm in
Speaker 8: first place and the other Republican, Christina Irwin, second, but
Speaker 8: not far enough ahead of the third place Democrat to
Speaker 8: reach novemberis if Christina and I finish in the top two,
Speaker 8: we lock out the Democrats and our district is guaranteed
Speaker 8: Republican registration for the next four years. We need voters help.
Speaker 8: I'm asking them to vote for Christina in the primary.
Speaker 8: I'll make the pitchure have them vote for me in
Speaker 8: the general. But we need to get two of us there. Otherwise,
Speaker 8: if only one of us gets there, we get blown
Speaker 8: out because of the registration disadvantage. You know, California collects
Speaker 8: some of the country's highest income business and fuel taxes,
Speaker 8: and we spend more than three hundred billion a year,
Speaker 8: and everywhere you look California seems to be falling apart.
Speaker 8: I think Spencer Pratt has made the case. So where
Speaker 8: does all that money go? Our roads are crumbling because
Speaker 8: of mismanagement, forest and water resources and wildfires have turned
Speaker 8: our neighborhoods to ash. Drug addiction and homelesses have transformed
Speaker 8: parts of Los Angerson and No Go zones. And the
Speaker 8: cost ever rising cost of living makes basic necessities like
Speaker 8: groceries and gas unaffordable, even as our state government spends
Speaker 8: billions on welfare programs that never seem to lift anyone
Speaker 8: out of property. My website is Grickmarshall dot com. I
Speaker 8: stand for cheaper gas, affordable housing with less density, and
Speaker 8: safer neighborhoods. We've got to get away from our housing
Speaker 8: first model and homelessness and go to shelter first.
Speaker 1: Thank you, John, all right, thank you for the calling.
Speaker 1: Best of luck tomorrow. And that would be interesting, Randy,
Speaker 1: if there was a democratic lockout in a heavily democratic
Speaker 1: state Senate district in West LA at least there'd be
Speaker 1: one lockout. Let's go to John in Los Angeles. John, Hello,
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 9: Is John McKinney. How you doing John? This is John
Speaker 9: My Kinney. I'm a candidate for Los Angeles City Attorney.
Speaker 9: I'm running on a platform of public safety, protecting taxpayer dollars,
Speaker 9: and really making a head on attack at homelessness in
Speaker 9: Los Angeles. We deserve a safer and more prosperous LA.
Speaker 9: If elected, I'll be the first career prosecutor to serve
Speaker 9: as LA City Attorney. I'm supported by District Attorney Nathan
Speaker 9: Hoffman and the Los Angeles Police officers, and I think
Speaker 9: there's a really clear choice for voters John. They can
Speaker 9: either stick with the status quo that's the current office holder,
Speaker 9: Heidi Felstein Soto, or they can vote for change. And
Speaker 9: the change is either John McKinney, a twenty eight year
Speaker 9: veteran of the District Attorney's office, or the other two
Speaker 9: candidates who are DSA back with a socialist agenda. We
Speaker 9: can't afford to continue losing two hundred and fifty to
Speaker 9: three hundred million dollars a year in unnecessary liability. We
Speaker 9: can't continue to accommodate homelessness as a problem that we're
Speaker 9: willing to manage, as opposed to one that we're willing
Speaker 9: to end. If elected, I promise to take those challenges
Speaker 9: on with the intensity that they deserve.
Speaker 1: And if people want more information on you, what's your website.
Speaker 9: McKinney dot com. That's McKinny the number four LA dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, best of luck in tomorrow's election. Thanks so
Speaker 1: much for calling. Let's go to Scott Myers.
Speaker 10: Scott welcome, Hey guys, Hey John, Hey Randy. So good
Speaker 10: to have you have me on your show. And I really,
Speaker 10: I really enjoyed this one hour that you offered us. Okay,
Speaker 10: so my name is Scott Allen Myers and I'm running
Speaker 10: for Congressional District thirty that's formerly Adam Schiff's seat. I
Speaker 10: won't mention my opponent right now because hardly anyone knows
Speaker 10: her name anyway, but it's the area of Burbank, Glendale,
Speaker 10: Hollywood and the surrounding areas. I've been endorsed by the
Speaker 10: County GOP, the Young Republicans Reform California, and the state GOP.
Speaker 10: My first time running. You know, voters, one thing I've
Speaker 10: learned in this voters really need to be aware of
Speaker 10: candidates simply mentioning the term affordability just because of focus groups,
Speaker 10: he says to but without offering any remedy. Anyone could
Speaker 10: mention the word, but what's the remedy? You know, here
Speaker 10: we are in Los Angeles.
Speaker 9: Builders.
Speaker 10: Builders want to build, that's their vocation.
Speaker 5: They're not building here.
Speaker 10: Why because a democratic machine is so bloated, hitting developers
Speaker 10: with so many regulatory fees and obligations, resulting in over
Speaker 10: one hundred thousand dollars before you even break ground on
Speaker 10: building a single family home. We have dereliction of stewardship
Speaker 10: over our tax money, resulting in even more taxes and
Speaker 10: other strains on our wallets. Were being taxed on money
Speaker 10: that's already been taxed and still not getting services. Look
Speaker 10: at the roads, look at the freeways. Homelessness, it's not
Speaker 10: a widespread area. It's pretty much limited to the city
Speaker 10: of Los Angeles in Santa Monica because they share the
Speaker 10: same policies of open drug use, open drug sales. And
Speaker 10: the only entity that's going after of these guys is
Speaker 10: the federal government. So, you know, there's so many different isitions.
Speaker 10: I know you've got a lot more candidates on but
Speaker 10: what we're not accustomed to in Los Angeles is a
Speaker 10: congress person using their platform to influence local problems. It
Speaker 10: happens in other parts of the country, but not here.
Speaker 10: That's what I want to do. Thank you very much
Speaker 10: for listening and having me on your show again. Scott
Speaker 10: Myers for Congressional District thirty, formerly Adam Shipp's seat.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you for the calling. Best of luck tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Let's go to alex Van Weava sheriffy and Wava Welcome.
Speaker 11: Hey, welcome, John. How are you doing good? Well? This
Speaker 11: is it one day to go. Hope everyally turn in
Speaker 11: their ballots and public safety is on the line in
Speaker 11: this the election here, we don't have to say too
Speaker 11: much about the incoming We know what he hasn't done
Speaker 11: and what I've done when I was in office four
Speaker 11: years ago. So we got to get back to the basics.
Speaker 11: We got to hire like crazy, and we got to
Speaker 11: clean up the homeless encampments and actually make crime illegal again.
Speaker 1: What do you think, John, I think that sounds pretty
Speaker 1: good to me. And you know what would be the
Speaker 1: best part of you being sheriff again. We wouldn't have
Speaker 1: a sheriff living in the purse of the five members
Speaker 1: of the Board of Supervisors, which is what we have now.
Speaker 11: That's right on the money. I mean it is kind
Speaker 11: of sad. They've all endorsed him, they've all doubled down
Speaker 11: on what has sailed, and you know, you got to
Speaker 11: admire the consistency and these people who always believe that
Speaker 11: county government far left and wants to close the jail
Speaker 11: without a replacement, doesn't want law enforcement to involved in
Speaker 11: the homeless encampment cleanups. I guess they don't want them
Speaker 11: to be involved in anything other than you know, break
Speaker 11: lasting times of emergency, and no, that's not public safety,
Speaker 11: that's a delusion.
Speaker 1: If people want to get more information, what's your website.
Speaker 11: Alex Vanueva twenty twenty six dot com. You can follow
Speaker 11: me on social media and on x and Alex Thelanueva
Speaker 11: thirty three on Instagram, Facebook, Tariffing thirty three. And we
Speaker 11: are out there and we've got a lot of endorsements
Speaker 11: from people who care about public safety, and suspiciously, the
Speaker 11: ones who care not about public safety will want to
Speaker 11: hire our hide corruption. They are all in on the incumbent.
Speaker 11: Go figure, All.
Speaker 1: Right, best of luck in tomorrow's election. Thanks for the call.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Joseph in Dublin. Joseph welcome, Yes, thank
Speaker 1: you so much.
Speaker 5: John Hey, Hey, let me give you my three big points.
Speaker 5: Number one public safety, and my opponent you can you
Speaker 5: can describe her as against public safety. Number two boys,
Speaker 5: boys and boys sports, girls and girl sports. We have
Speaker 5: to protect our girls and we have to protect our
Speaker 5: girls sports. Number three is fraud. Talk about the train.
Speaker 5: I don't think anybody will be on the train. The
Speaker 5: number one thing we need to do. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 5: I'm running for state Assembly. The number one thing we
Speaker 5: need to do on the state level is to stop
Speaker 5: that train and stop and go after the rest of
Speaker 5: the fraud. So, Linda, let me just say my name
Speaker 5: again is Joe Rube and I went to rep represent
Speaker 5: in the State Assembly in District sixteenth, which is from
Speaker 5: Rinda to Waln the Creek down to Pleasanton out to
Speaker 5: Beautiful live More and you can contact me at rube
Speaker 5: the number four Assembly dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Sean, all right, best of block
Speaker 1: at tomorrow's election. Eight hundred two two two five two
Speaker 1: two two is the telephone number. What eight hundred two
Speaker 1: two two five two two two. If you're a candidate
Speaker 1: for office and want to get in front of voters
Speaker 1: before election day tomorrow, we're giving you that opportunity. We're
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Speaker 2: All you got to do is search for the John
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Speaker 2: argument for mayor of Los Angeles. Share it with your friends,
Speaker 2: your family, anybody that you know that is actually in
Speaker 2: the city of Los Angeles. I can't tell you the
Speaker 2: amount of people that have asked me why they can't
Speaker 2: vote for this race, and they don't realize they don't
Speaker 2: live in the city of Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: And if you want to take a look at my ballot,
Speaker 1: you can do sell at KABC dot com and KSFO
Speaker 1: dot com and Randy we're going to be doing double
Speaker 1: duty tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We're here from noon to three. I'm here from five
Speaker 2: to six on KABC. If you're in the Bay Area,
Speaker 2: you can listen to KBC dot com. But then seven
Speaker 2: to nine pm we are live in statewide. We're going
Speaker 2: to be here on a seven ninety KABC, eight ten
Speaker 2: KSFO in the Bay and KMJ in Fresno. Will be
Speaker 2: joined by Frank Motech of seven to ninety k ABC
Speaker 2: and Phil Teresi of KMJ. Give you all the election
Speaker 2: results right as the polls close at eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: All right, if you're a candidate for office and want
Speaker 1: to make a last minute pitch in front of voters,
Speaker 1: give us a call at eight hundred two two two
Speaker 1: five two two two. Let's go to Adam Miller. Adam, welcome,
Speaker 1: Hey John, thanks for having me.
Speaker 12: It's Adam Miller running for mayor of LA And as
Speaker 12: you guys often talk about, LA is broken. It's broken physically,
Speaker 12: whether we're talking about streets and street lights or encampments,
Speaker 12: and it's broken metaphorically whether we're talking about public c
Speaker 12: or affordability and the lack of transparency and accountability. So
Speaker 12: the question tomorrow is not. Is the city broken? The
Speaker 12: question tomorrow is who can fix it? And there's really
Speaker 12: four primary options. Two of them are insiders. They've had
Speaker 12: the last four years to take action on this city,
Speaker 12: and this city's in much worse shape. So I don't
Speaker 12: think any of your listeners believe that they should get
Speaker 12: another four years to put the city in even worse shape.
Speaker 12: What we need is an outsider. And there's two choices there,
Speaker 12: one of them with a lot of anger and entertainment value,
Speaker 12: but not necessarily a lot of experience. And then there's me.
Speaker 12: I've been an executive and a leader of corporations and
Speaker 12: nonprofits for thirty five years. I've created thousands of jobs,
Speaker 12: I've trained millions of people, have helped thousands of Angelinos
Speaker 12: stay off streets, and have created job opportunities for thousands
Speaker 12: of young Angelinos.
Speaker 3: I know how to get things done.
Speaker 12: And the only way we're going to turn this city
Speaker 12: around is by action, by actually getting things done and
Speaker 12: having real results. So if you want to turn La around, tomorrow,
Speaker 12: vote Miller for mayor and you can find out more
Speaker 12: at Votemiller dot com. I have a full operational plan
Speaker 12: for the city on how exactly I will turn things
Speaker 12: around again. Votemiller dot com or check me out on
Speaker 12: social media. Adam Miller LA.
Speaker 1: Thanks guys, all right, best of luck tomorrow. Thank you
Speaker 1: for the call. Let's go to and in Malibu and hello.
Speaker 13: Hello John. I appreciate this opportunity to be on your show.
Speaker 13: I did speak to you last week about school education
Speaker 13: at the state level. So my name is an Comaros.
Speaker 3: I am running as.
Speaker 13: California's first elected nonpartisan governor. The website is MPP twenty
Speaker 13: twenty six dot com. Once again, it's MPP twenty twenty
Speaker 13: six dot com. And quite frankly, I'm running because I've
Speaker 13: spent a lot of time at local government issues, knowing
Speaker 13: that learning that you have to go to the state
Speaker 13: to fix the problem. So good governance, non partisan, no Republican,
Speaker 13: no Democrats, just getting business done California. Currently, the current
Speaker 13: level of registered voters that are nonpartisan MPP no party
Speaker 13: preference is standing right now at twenty six point seventy
Speaker 13: four percent of the available voters. And the thing is
Speaker 13: you can vote no partisan if you a Republican or Democrat,
Speaker 13: you can also vote for nonpartisans and vice versa. The
Speaker 13: thing is we have to eliminate the political machine, and
Speaker 13: I plan to throw a monkey wrench into the political
Speaker 13: machine and hopefully future elections with the non partisan What
Speaker 13: do you think, John?
Speaker 7: Do you have a question?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 1: What's your website? One more time? If people want to
Speaker 1: get more information?
Speaker 13: Sure, so here it is. First of all, it's and
Speaker 13: comaros and as I refer to myself, it's page eleven
Speaker 13: of your official Canada Voter Guide, So the California Voter Guide,
Speaker 13: I am page eleven. And the website is MPP twenty
Speaker 13: twenty six dot com. Once again, MPP twenty twenty six
Speaker 13: dot com. Thank you, John, all.
Speaker 1: Right, thank you for the callup. Best of Look, let's
Speaker 1: go to Tanya in Calabasas. Tanya, Hello, Hi guys.
Speaker 14: Thank you for having me. My name is Sawnia Airy.
Speaker 14: I'm running for La County Supervisor in the third district.
Speaker 14: A lot of people don't know what this position is.
Speaker 14: It is the most powerful position in the district. I
Speaker 14: got into this race in June twenty and twenty five
Speaker 14: due to Lindsay horrvap's negligence and confidence, corruption and everything
Speaker 14: else that goes with that. I want to give credit
Speaker 14: where credit is due because you just had on Alex Villnueva.
Speaker 14: I met last May. I was introduced to him.
Speaker 7: We met a couple of times.
Speaker 14: He said, go for it. He put his reputation on
Speaker 14: the line. He was the first person to endorse me.
Speaker 14: He got my name on the map. I've been digging
Speaker 14: at this for eleven months. Top on my priorities is
Speaker 14: too fully fun All public safety, that is law enforcement
Speaker 14: in this case LAFC Los Angeles County Fire Department and
Speaker 14: probation people. Forget about probation. The other thing Florida supervisors
Speaker 14: took away from Alex in March twenty and twenty the
Speaker 14: emergency preparedness and they assigned it to themselves. Guess what,
Speaker 14: Florida supervisors are not first responsors, are not first responders. Obviously,
Speaker 14: look what happens. January seven, twenty and twenty five. I
Speaker 14: know I don't have too much time. I do have
Speaker 14: other endorsements LAGOPCRA, but here's one for you ready. Los
Speaker 14: Angeles County Probation Officers Union Local six eighty five endorsed me.
Speaker 14: They endorse an unknown Republicans. They do not go with
Speaker 14: the incumbent, who is a Democrat really a DSA. If
Speaker 14: that's not pulling a brick out of her foundation, I don't.
Speaker 5: Know what is.
Speaker 1: And what is your website? If people want more information, my.
Speaker 14: Website is ari A R. E Y the number four
Speaker 14: supervisor dot com. That is airy for supervisor dot com.
Speaker 14: And the animals. The animals because Board of Supervisors they
Speaker 14: charge they're in charge of funding seven La County animal shelters,
Speaker 14: they only give them zero point one five percent of
Speaker 14: a fifty billion dollar budget for seven shelters, that is
Speaker 14: sixty five million dollars. Is pathetic, but it's no surprise
Speaker 14: because you treat you know, the way you treat an animals,
Speaker 14: how you treat people, and that's what they do.
Speaker 1: All right, Best of luck in tomorrow's election. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Ersin in Coasta Mesa Erson.
Speaker 5: Hello, John Alardia, thank you so much for this opportunity.
Speaker 5: First time candidate run in for State Assembly District seventy
Speaker 5: three ersin Russell that covers the cities of Coast to Mesa, Irvine,
Speaker 5: and Ustin down here in Orange County. As a first
Speaker 5: time candidate, I've been watching government for a while now
Speaker 5: and how it's broken. And my campaign is all built
Speaker 5: on good government, and we are so far from that
Speaker 5: right now. What we need for good government, for your
Speaker 5: vote and how to vet interdates. We define people that
Speaker 5: have wisdom, have a sense of frugality, and as well
Speaker 5: as are people of good moral character. And I think
Speaker 5: if we can focus on candidates like that, we can
Speaker 5: fix a lot of things quickly. Here in California. Sacramento
Speaker 5: is completely controlled by one political party. They pass over
Speaker 5: sixteen hundred bills every two years. Nobody can tell me
Speaker 5: how their life has gotten any way better. My day
Speaker 5: one in office is a first time candidate, and I'm
Speaker 5: already working on these things so I can be effected
Speaker 5: the first day in office. Number one the doge and
Speaker 5: exposing fraud. It's not just Sacramento, it's every layer of government, cities,
Speaker 5: school boards, counties, and so forth. We're not prioritizing the
Speaker 5: money going into where it needs to be, and it's
Speaker 5: being spent in just meaningless, frivolous, sometimes criminal ways. Number two.
Speaker 5: Parents writes first, Always there's talk about what's going on
Speaker 5: in the sports and things and so forth. One hundred
Speaker 5: and twenty people in Sacramento shouldn't be deciding who's playing
Speaker 5: in sports. Parents should be deciding that, and they don't
Speaker 5: even have a seat at the table when this conversation,
Speaker 5: which is nonsense to me. And lastly, if we want
Speaker 5: to reduce homelessness, reduce crime, increase public safety, those things
Speaker 5: happen at your community level, not from one hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty people that are three or four hundred miles away
Speaker 5: sitting in Sacramento. So we've got to slow down, Sacramento.
Speaker 5: We've got to allow our communities to have a chance
Speaker 5: to catch up and start to put people in office
Speaker 5: at the local level that are actually willing to do
Speaker 5: the job and not just sit and fill a seat.
Speaker 5: You can find my website at Erson Russell dot com.
Speaker 5: That's R S O N R U S S E
Speaker 5: l L dot com. And I'm super excited about this
Speaker 5: opportunity to actually be a public servant and maybe maybe
Speaker 5: set an example on what good governance is. So thank
Speaker 5: you so much for this opportunity. John, have a blessed day.
Speaker 1: All right, good luck tomorrow. Let's go to Beth and Glendale. Beth.
Speaker 10: Hello, Hi, thank you very much.
Speaker 15: I want to thank the wife of a candidate who
Speaker 15: actually told me about your call in right now, and
Speaker 15: that's how great There are three great candidates run. The
Speaker 15: three of us are running from different political parties, but
Speaker 15: we all put Glendale first. So I'm running for Glendale's
Speaker 15: city council. I've been going to council meetings for almost
Speaker 15: two years, really letting them have it because I do
Speaker 15: have quite a big mouth because I saw absolute dysfunction
Speaker 15: coming from this city council.
Speaker 4: So I'm not going to tell you.
Speaker 15: My positions necessarily, but i want to scare people. I
Speaker 15: want to scare Glendale that if you don't vote the
Speaker 15: right way tomorrow, and that will be for my self
Speaker 15: death Brooks, Patrick Murphy, and Alex Balikian. Glendale is in trouble.
Speaker 15: The incumbents and Dan Broughtman, Eleanisatrian and Alex barkerself who
Speaker 15: basically is a puppet of one of the incumbents, are
Speaker 15: going to destroy this city as you know it. The
Speaker 15: other candidates there are twelve candidates running, have not even
Speaker 15: shown up to city council after they even declared their
Speaker 15: candidacy to advocate for anything. You know, life goes on
Speaker 15: a city council. You declare your candidacy and they're still
Speaker 15: making decisions. So if people are pretending to care about
Speaker 15: the city after they get elected. Why aren't they caring now?
Speaker 15: Every week I go and I see they make huge decisions,
Speaker 15: they spend a lot of money, they waste money, they're
Speaker 15: they're making terrible decisions, and nobody there. Nobody is there,
Speaker 15: So you are being lied to. I am telling you.
Speaker 15: If you want to lower your electric bills, if you
Speaker 15: want safer streets, if you don't want Glendell to turn
Speaker 15: into la like MacArthur Park, if you don't want your
Speaker 15: neighborhoods to turn into Manhattan, and I'm from New York
Speaker 15: and I know what that's like. If you want to
Speaker 15: save your parking lots for businesses, you need.
Speaker 13: To vote the right way.
Speaker 15: You don't vote for somebody who shook your hand and
Speaker 15: took a selfhie with you at a party. You don't
Speaker 15: vote for somebody who seems like a nice person to
Speaker 15: have coffee with.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 15: Vote for the people who have been there in front
Speaker 15: of council advocating for you for years. And that is
Speaker 15: only the three of us. We don't have promises, we
Speaker 15: have guarantees.
Speaker 5: Do not gamble on your lives.
Speaker 15: I am telling you, I am very nervous about this election.
Speaker 15: So I'm not going to give you a sales pitch
Speaker 15: because everybody has the same sales pitch. I'm telling you
Speaker 15: we have a track record. All the other candidates do not.
Speaker 15: They have empty promises, fancy campaign managers, people who write
Speaker 15: their their policies in their so called solutions. We actually
Speaker 15: have them. All right, go to my website Bethfoglendale dot
Speaker 15: com and I'm also all over social media with the
Speaker 15: same handle bet for Glendale, as well as on nextdoor bethb.
Speaker 15: Please vote for Beth Brooks, Alex Balikian and Patrick Murphy.
Speaker 5: Thank you, all.
Speaker 1: Right, best of luck in tomorrow's election. Eight hundred two
Speaker 1: two two five two two two is telephone number.
Speaker 12: One.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred two two two five two two two. Eight
Speaker 1: hundred two two two five two two two is the
Speaker 1: telephone number. And don't forget Randy. We're coming back tomorrow
Speaker 1: for double duty. We're here from noon to three.
Speaker 2: I'm here from five to six on KABC, and then
Speaker 2: from seven to nine pm we're broadcasting live and statewide
Speaker 2: on KABC, KSFO, and KMJ, so tune in. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go back to the candidates whose names are on
Speaker 2: the ballot this year.
Speaker 1: In the State of California. Let's go to Rocky Roads
Speaker 1: and seem Valley. Rocky, Hello, are you there going? What's
Speaker 1: going there? There is there is? They hit the wrong button?
Speaker 16: Oh okay, oh I hate hitting the wrong button. John
Speaker 16: and Randy. If there was an award for saving California,
Speaker 16: I would nominate you.
Speaker 11: Guys.
Speaker 16: Thank you for doing this giving us candidates a chance
Speaker 16: to shout out.
Speaker 7: I appreciate it.
Speaker 16: My name is Rocky Roads. I'm running for Assembly District
Speaker 16: forty two, which is up in Ventura County and then
Speaker 16: goes down through Malibu and the palis Ads. And You've
Speaker 16: had a lot of candidates that are concerned about that area.
Speaker 16: So am I. I am a small businessman, but I'm
Speaker 16: also a Valley City councilman now, and I'm running for
Speaker 16: the Assembly because darn there anytime someone's mad at city council,
Speaker 16: it's because Sacramento passed the law that says we couldn't
Speaker 16: make a different decision. So I'm going to go up
Speaker 16: there and see if we can start stopping the stupid
Speaker 16: before it starts, and then when we break the supermajority,
Speaker 16: we can start reeling back some of the stupid that's
Speaker 16: already there. I also am going to focus on fraud,
Speaker 16: waste and abuse. We have balanced our budget and been
Speaker 16: under budget and see me Valley. For the every year
Speaker 16: that I've been on council, we watched the budget like
Speaker 16: a hawk. I also am responsible for two different organizations
Speaker 16: being on their boards, SKAG and Clean Power Alliance each
Speaker 16: have over a billion dollar budgets and I watch every
Speaker 16: line item. And I'm going to do the same thing
Speaker 16: up in Sacramento, and we are going to protect Prop thirteen.
Speaker 16: And because of the area that I'm representing, I'm really
Speaker 16: going to put a lot of focus on fire resiliency.
Speaker 16: There's fire that down in Semi Valley. The one that
Speaker 16: house that burned was at the end of my neighborhood,
Speaker 16: so it it's close to home and there's some good solutions.
Speaker 5: We just got to get.
Speaker 16: Sacramento out of the way. My website, if you want
Speaker 16: to learn more, is Rockyfoassembly dot com. And again, you guys,
Speaker 16: thank you so much for giving the candidates this opportunity.
Speaker 1: All right, good luck tomorrow. Thank you. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Georgia and Redondo Beach. George.
Speaker 17: Hello, yes, John, thank you for this opportunity. I'm George
Speaker 17: Barts and I'm running for Assembly District sixty six in
Speaker 17: the South Bay cities of La County, starting with the
Speaker 17: city of El Segundo, all the big cities to the
Speaker 17: Palas Verdes Peninsula, and the city of Torslameda and three
Speaker 17: pourts of Guardina. I am the most qualified candidate because
Speaker 17: I have business experience and government experience. I was the
Speaker 17: mayor of Hermosa Beach three times, and I'm a small businessman.
Speaker 17: I had my own auto repair shop up in Hermosa
Speaker 17: Beach and now i have a import business, importing professional
Speaker 17: racing go cart motors and parts. And that's what we
Speaker 17: need in Sacramento. This one party state is creating all
Speaker 17: these laws that make it real difficult for cities to function.
Speaker 17: And this, well, you know, one policy fits all doesn't work.
Speaker 17: And I want to focus on affordability and the cost
Speaker 17: of living. And when I'm elected, I'm going to work
Speaker 17: and waive the gas tax and reduce the gas prices
Speaker 17: by at least two dollars per gallon. I'm going to
Speaker 17: audit for corruption and fraud all tax payer funded programs,
Speaker 17: and I want to reprioritize the monies the Sacramento has,
Speaker 17: for example, this bullet train to nowhere. There's a lot
Speaker 17: of money there that we can use for programs to
Speaker 17: help the people in our district and in the state
Speaker 17: of California. My website is BOTE for George Barks dot
Speaker 17: com and you'll have more details of my platform.
Speaker 1: All Right, we're going to have to leave it there.
Speaker 1: Best of luck in tomorrow's election. We'll see you tomorrow
Speaker 1: at noon for another edition of The John Phillips Show.