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A proposed California law, AB 2108, would create a statewide diversion program and is being opposed by proponents of the tough on crime Prop 36 which was approved in 2025.

Jon Coupal of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association joins John to discuss the legacy of Prop 13. And then the Prop 43 initiative proposed to close a Prop 13 loophole. The John McGinness Show.

Today, John takes a look at a federal lawsuit that could upend California’s in-state tuition policies and increase college costs for undocumented students, the effects of AI in classrooms, and California's farm to school program. John also says goodbye to his technical producer Noel Ballard as she leaves for Germany.

Today, John shares his thoughts on potential members and members of the US Legislature.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff and invites Tim Rosales, the President and CEO of The Rosales Agency and competitive high school soccer coach to the program. They discuss FIFA and the high cost of competitive sports.

Today, former U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott and former Yolo County DA Jeff Reisig join John McGinness to discuss legal and public safety issues affecting California. Then, John shares his take on communism and socialism and it's position in United States politics.

Today, John discusses the latest inflation numbers, takes a closer look at Prop 37, a November ballot measure aimed at helping middle-income Californians buy homes, and weighs in on the debate over Daylight Saving Time.

Today, John discusses the death of longtime South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, the California Fast Food Council and its impact on workers and restaurant owners, and Congressman Ro Khanna's detainment by Israeli Defense Forces soldiers while visiting Israel.

Today, John sits down with Assemblymember Josh Hoover to discuss California politics.

Today, John McGinness discusses his thoughts Ebonics and the California advocacy groups trying to incorporate it into a state program that promotes multilingualism among students.