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California State Senate

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Nov 4, 2026

Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:15
You know, Ben Allen is, when you say a standard Democrat, he's a standard Gavin Newsom Democrat.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:21
During his almost 12 years in the California State Senate, I actually spent two and a half hours chatting with Grok in my Tesla, going over the record of Ben Allen.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:32
And suffice it to say, he's extremely liberal.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:35
He has championed all the climate change stuff, the higher gas taxes, is a big champion of the high-speed rail, waste boondock, all the stuff that Gavin Newsom does.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:15
You know, Ben Allen is, when you say a standard Democrat, he's a standard Gavin Newsom Democrat.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:21
During his almost 12 years in the California State Senate, I actually spent two and a half hours chatting with Grok in my Tesla, going over the record of Ben Allen.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:32
And suffice it to say, he's extremely liberal.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
22:35
He has championed all the climate change stuff, the higher gas taxes, is a big champion of the high-speed rail, waste boondock, all the stuff that Gavin Newsom does.
Richard WolffHOST
4:29
It should be made by a human being, in many cases a doctor and a nurse, and it should not be replaced by some automatic mechanism which we know, and they do, is being used to figure out how to shortchange the patient, get a quicker diagnosis, get a quicker treatment program, rather than having a human being intervene and make that final decision.
Richard WolffHOST
5:02
Unfortunately, the nurses got together, had a bill written, and it was passed by sizable majorities in both the California Senate and the California House of Representatives.
Richard WolffHOST
5:18
However, it was vetoed by Governor Newsom.
Richard WolffHOST
5:26
And to override the veto, you need two-thirds of the vote, not just a solid majority.
Amy ReichertCORRESPONDENT
10:36
She was the first female Latina governor.
Amy ReichertCORRESPONDENT
10:40
California State Senate majority leader, right, of the Democrats.
Amy ReichertCORRESPONDENT
10:46
And she left the Democratic Party over the issue of school choice.
Amy ReichertCORRESPONDENT
10:52
And she has been a Republican ever since.
Richard WolffHOST
4:29
It should be made by a human being, in many cases a doctor and a nurse, and it should not be replaced by some automatic mechanism which we know, and they do, is being used to figure out how to shortchange the patient, get a quicker diagnosis, get a quicker treatment program, rather than having a human being intervene and make that final decision.
Richard WolffHOST
5:02
Unfortunately, the nurses got together, had a bill written, and it was passed by sizable majorities in both the California Senate and the California House of Representatives.
Richard WolffHOST
5:18
However, it was vetoed by Governor Newsom.
Richard WolffHOST
5:26
And to override the veto, you need two-thirds of the vote, not just a solid majority.
Brannon HowseHOST
13:18
58 total candidates, 31 reelection, six office change, and new run is 21.
Brannon HowseHOST
13:32
Whether it's the US House in California, California District 14, Ashia Wahab, Wahab is an Afghan American politician who became the first Muslim elected to the California State Senate in 2022.
Brannon HowseHOST
13:51
Previously, she served on the Hayward City Council beginning in 2018.
Brannon HowseHOST
14:01
She won the August 18th, 2026 special election to replace Eric Swalwell and assume congressional office on September 2nd.
Frank MottekHOST
2:19
who will be joining us live later this hour.
Frank MottekHOST
2:21
Also this hour, with Election Day approaching, on Tuesday, candidates hitting the campaign trail hard will be joined later this hour by Mike Netter, Republican candidate for California State Senate District 22 in the San Gabriel Valley.
Frank MottekHOST
2:33
Mike Netter will be joining us live.
Frank MottekHOST
2:39
But first, the biggest name in business here in Los Angeles, Rick Caruso, business, civic leader, philanthropist, developer of the most popular shopping destinations here in Southern California, places like The Grove, Americana Brand, Commons of Calabasas, other places too, like the Rosewood Miramar Hotel in Montecito, and his empire's expansion to the world of golf recently at the Miramar Lake Club, formerly known as the Sherwood Lake Club near Thousand Oaks.

19 MINS LATER

Frank MottekHOST
22:33
MoTeC on Money continues live at 5 here on 790k ABC.
Frank MottekHOST
22:37
Well, with Election Day approaching on Tuesday, candidates hitting the campaign trail hard.
Frank MottekHOST
22:42
And joining us now, Mike Netter, Republican candidate for California State Senate, District 22 in the San Gabriel Valley, challenging the incumbent there, Democrat Susan Rubio.
Frank MottekHOST
22:51
Mike Netter, host of the Let's Take Back California podcast.
David CoeHOST
0:38
But here in California, here in Los Angeles, we run a jungle primary system, which means that everyone, Republicans, Democrats, Independents run in the primary and top to advance regardless of political party, which makes for a couple.
David CoeHOST
0:49
We've got some really interesting races, including the California State Senate District 24 between Democrat.
David CoeHOST
0:58
tech entrepreneur and political consultant, Brian Goldsmith, and West Hollywood City Councilor, former Planned Parenthood VP and community organizer.
David CoeHOST
1:09
And our guest today, please welcome to the show, progressive Democrat, John Erickson.
John EricksonGUEST
4:15
You know, I actually have done stuff.
John EricksonGUEST
4:17
I have a day job.
John EricksonGUEST
4:18
You know, I'm not just trying to buy this Senate seat with my mommy and my daddy running my super PAC.
John EricksonGUEST
4:24
So there you go.
Nicholas Clements-LindseyHOST
2:10
I did that too.
Nicholas Clements-LindseyHOST
2:12
And before serving in Congress, she built a career in public service that included serving on the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees the California State Assembly, and the California State Senate.
Nicholas Clements-LindseyHOST
2:25
And she also serves on the House Judiciary Committee, including a subcommittee that addresses artificial intelligence and also the internet.
Nicholas Clements-LindseyHOST
2:33
And we're going to talk about superintelligence too.
Sharon KyleGUEST
9:43
It's a big county.
Sharon KyleGUEST
9:44
So when you consider the California State Assembly, the California State Senators, then also there are the statewide offices that also LA County voters must select, like the secretary of state, the governor, the lieutenant governor.
Sharon KyleGUEST
10:00
So when you put all of this together, you come up with a pretty hefty guide.
Sharon KyleGUEST
10:05
And by the way, it is printable.

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