40% Of LA Voters Undecided For Mayor (04/03)

0:00This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, Bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. Every week I'm breaking down the biggest issues happening in our communities and around the world. I'm talking to people like Julie K. Brown who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. The Justice Department through we counted four presidential administrations failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Anna Navarro on the iHeart Radio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Hola, I'm Christian Chavez, host of the new podcast. I love it. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple. To build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest, I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me. Like it ended Ibarra, Marion Raymers, or Maita Perrom.

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2:00Ray gets these interesting migraines. They're timed to these. I know. Perfect timing. semi holidays. Yes. So this is good Friday. My great. Yeah. Good Friday. But Eric's here. You're here. And you're here. I found my way here. Yeah. I want to thank the people at the Lincoln Club. Los Angeles County Lincoln clubs have a number of venues, a number of branches, I guess. And they asked me to be the luncheon speaker at the downtown chapter. Why? Yeah, I'm just kidding. Because you're so charming. Of course, they would want you. Like somebody somebody has to speak. The rules of the club are they serve you lunch. And then somebody's going to speak. So I had nothing to do. Owen Brennan is the chairman Drew Hayes, co-chairman. And I want to thank them. They were very nice. Very kind. And it was art. It was our kind of audience. These were.

3:00Crazy people. They were. No, they were very well dressed. Professionally dressed. These were professional business people. Interest in Republican politics. And they are very aware of current events. And these are not men on the street people. Okay. These people know what's going on. And if they didn't know, I told them what's going on. So anyway, it was a really good time. And. Now one question that was asked. I did a question and answer thing. Is about that poll from a concerned. A concerned man that was attending. Because he'd read the Los Angeles Daily News. And apparently they ran a story on the fake fraudulent poll. That somehow Nithia ramen got. Some crackpot at the at Loyola bar amounts to do. And if you weren't here because I went on a great length. What day was that.

4:00Earlier this week. I'm not going to repeat myself because I think I did two full segments on. I was so steamed. But it's just one of the YouTube videos this week. And the short story of it is. That Nithia ramen's organization got this LMU guy runs. A political department. I don't have to think tankers. It's some some waste of time. Stames. For an end. Guerrera. I think. For an anger or something like that. Anyway, the guy has a poll. And the poll is over a month's period of time. Most polls are done in a day or two, right? Because you want to get the moment. And then he only interviewed three hundred and seventy people. And you need at least a thousand. This comes somewhere in the neighborhood. And then it's often inaccurate. And instead of saying, hey, who are you going to vote for in list? Possibilities. He wrote a glowing. A glowing description of Nithia ramen. It's like I read that saying, oh, I'm over her.

5:01It's one of those things. So after getting about nine percent in most of the polls. And this one she got thirty three. I had a Karen bass way ahead of Spencer Pratt. And I looked at that in the face of it. I said, well, that's BS. That's total nonsense. Found out what the story is. That's what they call the business of push poll. It's you guide people to a an outcome. You guide people to want to like Nithia ramen by the description. And the campaigns will use this because now they know if this works, if these three lines work and it was something like she's going to fight for affordability and fight the homelessness. She has worsened the homelessness. She embraces the homelessness. But you write this nonsense. And if you get a good bump out of the, out of the poll, it's like, okay, we'll use these lines in our TV commercials. We'll use these lines in our mailers. It's a total racket. It's a total scam. But it, you know, they used LME as a test lab. And you know, the media because it's a bunch of very young progressives.

6:05Oh, yeah, sure. We'll put out the fake poll. No problem. We will question, all right, here we, here is the big giveaway. Big giveaway was in the Emerson poll a week before 51% of the public was undecided. In this poll, nobody was undecided. I'm thinking you got to be kidding me hundreds of thousands of people became decided in seven days had that happened because he didn't give them the opportunity to say undecided. He guided people towards a, an answer towards a selection by using flowery language to describe what their candidacy was like. Now today we got a real poll. This is the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. So and they have Karen Bass at 25%, which has been a common number for her. And it's probably close to correct.

7:05Special practice second at 11, Nithya ramen is third at nine. Now several things here. Karen Bass doesn't get more than 25% of the vote. And I mentioned this the other day. This is the George Gascon problem. Incomments usually have a big percentage for reelection unless they really, really stake. She should have over 50%. This shouldn't be an issue. But in Los Angeles, most people who are not a member of a union that gets a lucrative contract from Karen Bass, most normal people think she's just a box of turds. I mean, she's jet, she's just awful for obvious reasons. Now some people know Spencer Pratt, but not a lot. Not many people know who Nithya ramen is. And that's why in this poll, Pratt's at 11, Nithya ramen is at nine and undecided is 40%.

8:15Now they've got a couple of other candidates at a Miller Tech executive like he had like 13% in the fake poll. He's down at three, which makes sense. Nobody knows who he is. And then there's some whack job left wing progressive cook, Ray Chen Huang, and she's a 3% too. So the race is Bass Pratt ramen, top two go on to November. Bass will most likely be in the top two. And it doesn't matter if she wins, what matters is who second. And this is what Spencer Pratt has to do. Spencer Pratt has to beat out Nithya ramen. I don't think anybody else is going to have the money over the name recognition, ultimately. So that's the focus 40% undecided. It means they don't want bass, but they don't know who anybody else is.

9:16So you got to make yourself known and you got to make them like you and you got to make sense. I didn't even know if you have to make sense because look at all the people in charge you don't make sense, but I think this year it'll help to make sense. And then you go into a race where because I think there's even nine other candidates behind this crowd. So rather than have, and I don't have the exact number in my head, but rather than have 11 or 13 candidates against Karen Bass, you got one. And it's clear that 75% of the public doesn't want bass, which is exactly what Nathan Hockman dealt with. I think I think Gascon had 25% of the polls. Nathan Hockman beat out a lot of other candidates for district attorney a couple of years ago. And and he won he won 60 40. So somebody could probably beat Karen Bass 60 40. And it's got to be Spencer Pratt.

10:16It cannot be nithia ramen who as as bad and and reprehensible as as bass is nithia ramen is actually worse. And I hate to say that because it sounds like I'm giving bass some credit, some kind of backhanded compliment and I'm not bass is a disaster. And and nithia ramen is will be a bigger disaster because she really doesn't care. She's really arrogant. And you know, it's like the difference between a category four and a category five hurricane. Your city's going to be destroyed by either one. So this this poll seems correct. Just if you hear anything about loyal Ameri mount in this burden and grab whatever that was that was total garbage. And if you hear it in the news, you call up and complain because this is much closer.

11:17And it's a bassist strength is 53% among black voters. But apparently Latino white and Asian voters are it says here. There's widespread uncertainty. Yeah, because they they're afraid their towns are going to burn down. That's what that's what they're not sure about. Now when we come back, Jennifer side bell, you may wonder how you get a guy like Byron gnome. Remember we talked about Byron gnome with those big fake balloons. The balloons he was wearing under his crop top and and the and the knots and the balloons were the nipples. Yeah. Okay. And talking dirty to bimbo self described bimbo. Well, I think one of the paths is to thoroughly confuse your child when they're very young about

12:17whether they're a boy or a girl. And Jennifer side bell Newsom is actually given an interview where she explains how she confuses her kids about sexuality. So this is like a public experiment and you're going to hear Jennifer Newsom side bell explain it next. Huh? Can't miss this one. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, Bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. I'm talking to people like Julie Cape Browne who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. These victims have been let down time and time again for decades and decades and decades by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The justice department through I think we counted for presidential administrations failed

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14:29already created and we'll play it twice at 520 and 550 for today. But next week, got a good shot of getting on, if you have some material, have some passion and excitement. All right. Yes, I have not heard this. I'm not sure I want to. Jennifer Sy Bell Newsom. Governor Newsom is wife. This woman is a professional headache. She's this failed actress who had some kind of dalliance with Weinstein and then tried to flip the tables and say that he attacked her and her jury didn't believe her. I think she was the only one, the only alleged victim that the jury didn't buy. And even after she allegedly got attacked by Weinstein, she was still going to him for advice, public relations advice, to try to help Gavin deal with some embarrassing situation

15:35that he created. So she's a total phony and really nuts. I mean, really a cook job. In fact, I don't know. I tell you this, if I came home and this was going on, like I rarely blew up at home. I get all my aggravation out here at the station, but I'd hit the ceiling. I'm going to take the kids and move us all to a hotel if I find countered this. So here's Jennifer Sy Bell Newsom on how she's been raising her kids. Even if they tear that off, I've given them dolls to learn that care and caregiving is not just an activity that's reserved for women, but that it's also an activity that is a responsibility of men. What I've done with both my daughters and my sons is if I'm reading a book in the protagonist as a male, I just changed the heat of a sheet. And it just normalizes for my sons in particular.

16:36It's not even, I don't even just do it for my girls. I do it for my sons because I want them to see that women can be the center of a story, that women matter, that women are interesting. At the end of the day, we're all kind of like in this place, in history, maybe, where we're recognizing what it is to ultimately deconstruct all these gender roles and ultimately be human, and that's exciting to me. So I'll just continue to kind of do my work and try and deconstruct all of these like limiting narratives about ultimately what it means to be human. What the hell does that mean? What do you mean deconstruct these narratives on what it means to be human? You're just human. But there's no deconstructing narrative necessary. You're born? You have a penis? You're a guy. You're born.

17:37You don't have a penis. You're a girl. You don't have to deconstruct anything. Guys have an innate nature. I can't believe we're still arguing about this. We still have to say this out loud that men and women have their own separate innate natures that is endemic to what sexuality? What sexuality do they have? The moment they were created, the moment they were created in the womb, they were destined to have. In most cases, I know there's a tiny subset, believe me, it's tiny, where there's variations, and that's just part of the genetic lottery. But the idea that it is common, it is widespread, it is total nonsense. If I was her son, I swear. I'd get on my bike, and I'd be peddling so fast, I would not want to sit and listen to my mom, change all the guy's names in my bedtime story to girls.

18:44And again, with the pronouns, he's become she's, she's become he, what is the pronoun obsession? I thought that died out too. Every once in a while, I run across an email, and they've got he, she at the bottom with their email signature, and I know right away, in fact, I delete their email. I don't want contact from people who are still playing the pronoun game. So you know, I'll just continue kind of doing my work and trying to deconstruct all those limiting narratives about what it means to be a woman. And so Gavin comes home, and all the he's or she's and the she's or he's, and he's cool with that. He, he has his sons getting brainwashed by the looney to wife into believing that men can be women and women can be men just by changing their pronouns that wow.

19:46These kids are now 10 to 15 years old, and is this still going on? You know what she did back in 2023? She took her kids on a tour of the South to teach him about racism, sexism, and bullying, which apparently only happens in the South. What? And then she talks about it publicly. Right. That's going to go well among the other boys in high school that we got a kid here who's mom read bedtime stories and switched all the boys to girls and the girls to boys. Yeah, you want her as the first lady in the United States? Oh, this is going to bring in the votes by the millions. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM640. Follow us at John Cobalt radio and social media at John Cobalt radio or go to YouTube,

20:50youtube.com slash at John Cobalt show YouTube.com slash at John Cobalt show and we put a video up there after every show and it's a good way to fall asleep at night. Like if you have a TV in your bedroom, just lean back in your bed and watch me yelling. And then put you right out. What was your blood pressure? I take all the all the tension out of your body. Really? Yes, I do. Can you maybe do that here live for you? Yeah. Okay. I mean, it's like an exorcism. I can do that. I'm licensed. I haven't worked yet. I've been working with you for many, many years. I don't draw the tension out of you every day. No. No. All right. My energies. Okay. Yesterday was the big day, Bill Asale, the first assistant US attorney here in the central

21:55district of California, it's the federal department of justice. He was one of the leaders of an expedition where they arrested 15, 15 fraudsters who ran a huge number of hospices. I mean, one woman was connected to 63. She was a dermatologist. She had 63 hospices all over LA and Orange County. And collectively, they have stolen 50 to 60 million dollars in Medicare money. And I have to keep repeating this because shockingly governor Newsom and his press office keep blind. While the federal government funds the program, it's operated by the states. They're the ones who hand out the licenses. Newsom and his crowd do not vet anyone who applied for a hospice license or any kind

22:56of medical care facility that takes Medicare money. They just people signed up on lions. I guess, sure. Here you go. Your number and the Medicare money comes flowing in by the tens of millions of dollars. You know, this is amazing. You could sit in your kitchen, have 50 fake hospices or medical care centers filled with fake patients and the state will allow you to rip off the money and never, ever do anything about it. And that is how we ended up with 18% of all the hospices in the country. Oh, wait, no, we have 40% of all the hospices in the country. So Fox News says there were 221 providers, healthcare providers in LA that have had their

23:58licenses suspended by the Trump administration. These are 221 that Newsom never stopped. It's a 215% increase. Now Newsom is trying to claim all those the federal government, no, no, no, no. What's funny is four years ago, when Newsom was caught, any out licenses to fraudulent medical facilities for about five minutes, he tried to do a crackdown and has been taking credit for that crackdown ever since, but he stopped in 2021. So when he did it, he took credit. He didn't do it the last four years, and he's climbing, well, it's Trump's fault. No, he's a liar. He didn't do his job the first time until it got out of hand and he didn't do the job after that. And so it got out of hand.

25:01Everyone, Dr. Oz came to town and actually had video evidence of the dozens of these fraudulent hospices and then nice. Newsom's only response was to file a racism complaint against him. Newsom still denies that fraud is not handled appropriately. Well, it's not what I, I, I, I'd you miss these 221. And Herb Morgan is running for state controller and Herb is running with Steve Hilton. And he wrote a piece in California Globe and he also wants to know where the state controller is on this because he has done an investigation. This is Herb Morgan. And he says that the estimate of fraud, waste and abuse across medical, unemployment insurance, housing and many other stood at $250 billion.

26:04New data. He says pushes the figure to $425 billion. It's enough money to fund every school hospital and road repair project California claims it can't afford. Is this nuts? He says the controller is Malia Cohen and she's not accused of fraud herself, but she doesn't stop anybody else's fraud. It's an administration policy to land everybody, start all their fake medical care businesses and fake hospices, take the medic care money from the federal government and go buy yourself an expensive house and go on expensive vacations, expensive clothing. It's the same story over and over again, I realized there seems to be only a few, there's just a few categories coveted by people because all these fraudster stories, the participants

27:05are stealing the same stuff. The guys want expensive cars and Rolex watches and travel, the women like expensive clothing and shoes and handbags and together these couples, because in some cases, there's couples. In some cases, it's couples over the age of 16, 70. It's like, it's not, you think of crime, you think of young guys running around. These are retirees opening up these fake hospices and newsroom still won't respond to it, but I'll tell you some of the news media won't report it. Los Angeles Times yesterday didn't run a story because we had basically nine in the morning. You knew every all the basics you needed to tell. Last night, first time I saw it was right before I went to bed, 10 o'clock at night, the Times had a story on its front page.

28:07We'll come this morning, it was gone and I go looking for it, I went through the whole front page, it's gone. And sometimes they have stories that stay there for weeks because they don't have much of a staff anymore. They don't cover too much. So sometimes they have a story and if it's kind of a hit, they're getting some clicks on it. They just leave it up there for a week, two weeks, really, and so I go to their California section and I'm looking and looking and scrolling up. And then if you have to, you scroll up enough, you'll find it in the lower right hand corner. Most people would miss it. Are you kidding me? This should be the biggest story covered by the news. I mean, it's just just this one rate is $60 million, 15 people, hundreds of hospices have now been shut down by the Trump administration. Your tax money barely gets coverage.

29:11So most people don't know what's going on. Most people don't know anything of what's going on. They don't know whether they agree with it or disagree with it or be upset about it or not upset about it. It is simply no longer reported often because it puts Gavin Newsom in a bad light. And this has been going on for seven and a half years. They just are so enamored with them. This is the this is the this is the progressive cult. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, leap with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. I'm talking to people like Julie Cape Brown, who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. These victims have been let down time and time again for decades and decades and decades

30:15by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The justice department through I think we counted for presidential administrations failed these victims. Listen to Gleep with Anna Navarro as part of the mycultura podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hola, I'm Cristian Chavez, host of the new podcast Sweldalo. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple. To build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest, I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me, like Andri Barra, Madden Braimers or Maita Perrom. You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as inspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community and so much more. Listen to Sweldalo on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or whatever you get your podcast. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM640.

31:21John Cobalt show run from three to six and then after six o'clock John Cobalt show on demand. That's the podcast and that's where you listen to whatever you missed. We had Megan Barth coming on the show from californiaglobe.com. We just told you about the $60 million stolen by these 15 fraudsters with fake hospices and fake medical facilities, fake patients, I mean, fake patients who didn't die. That's how I think, I'd say you figure out the hospice scam. Is you have a list of patients and then the patients live and it's not hospices to wait for people to die in a peaceful dignified way if they're not dying and something's up. Anyway, Megan Barth has got this story on how Governor Newsom is doing one of these symbolic demonstrations saying he's going to spend $20 million to a consulting group to go after government

32:28waste. He's going to waste $20 million to go after government waste. He's already done the work for him on this on this hospice fraud and this medical care fraud and child care fraud and well, it turns out he has a tight connections to somebody in this consulting company. So you'll see who's getting rewarded and Megan Barth from californiaglobe.com is coming on. Was it just yesterday? We were talking about typhus and freeze and rest. Okay, well, there's there's more. If you weren't with us yesterday, there is a record breaking typhus outbreak comes from fleas, fleas that spend most of their time on rats were attracted to the food that the vagrants leave behind. So vagrants leave food that leads to rodents, which leads to fleas, fleas jump on you or

33:29your dog. Now you have typhus. And let's see the typhus symptoms again, fever, headache, chills, body aches and a rash on your chest, on your sides and on your back. You could get severely ill. You could end up in the hospital, doesn't kill many people, but three did die in LA County few years ago. People with underlying conditions. Today's update is I'm not doing this just to, I'll say you, partly, central Los Angeles, Santa Monica. Hmm. What are those two locations having common? Does it say woodland hills here? No, I better not. No. Mission accomplished. Also in Willowbrook, which is neighborhood near Compton. And I know for sure that central LA and Santa Monica have lots and lots of homeless.

34:32So it looks like the, the vagrant theory is, is, is true here. You know, it, the number of cases have almost doubled just in the last three years. In 2023, it was a hundred and twenty four. And and now it's two twenty way to say it's two, yeah, two twenty in twenty twenty five nine out of ten had to be hospitalized. So if you get it, it's really bad. And the age range of people who got it ages one to eighty five, I'd like to have your one year old. I wouldn't in in in a hospital because some vagrant guy left his food around and probably his feces and I just have a feeling the fleas in the rats said, enjoy that as well. Yeah. This is Karen Bass is Los Angeles Karen Bass is typhus outbreak.

35:32We'll call it bass typhus two hundred and twenty people got bass typhus. We should have a homeless disease named after her. Um, yeah, people who live outdoors have a high risk of contracting the disease. Oh, is this the, is this the new euphemism? People who live outdoors, oh, instead of staying homeless, right? Yeah. Or unhoused. Yes. Unhoused was really wacky. It sounded like they had it, it's like somebody stole their house, right? It's like we get undressed, you take off your, your clothes, right? And this is unhoused, like somehow you shed your house, I, I, it just, it was just a weird clunky phrase. No, they're out, they're out, they live outdoors. That's a good one. I like that. Um, or in a sewer, then that would be outdoors, would that be considered outdoors?

36:35Well, no, you have a roof over your head and you're underground. And I, I don't think your homeless necessarily, I think that's public housing. That is affordable housing, right? Because the elements are not going to get to you there. Um, we're going to talk about Megan, we're going to talk with Megan Barth about Gavin Newsome. He's going to waste $20 million on consultants to cut waste, even though he has no useful response to the tens of millions that Billy Shaley and his crew uncovered yesterday. Newsome refuses to address all this. He, he denies it's even happening. He claims he already took care of these problems. All right. Let's see. Who is getting the $20 million payout? Debra Mark. No, she's not getting the money. Yeah, you know, we, we should get into the consulting business. Absolutely.

37:35All right. Let's do it. You could, you could be the tightest consultant. It's really easy. Just say, pick up the food and I would make $20 million that I could do that. You might. Debra Mark live in the KFI 24 hour newsroom. You've been listening to the John Cobalt show podcast. You can always hear the show live on KFI AM640 from three to six PM every Monday through Friday. And of course, any time on demand on the I heart radio, KFI AM640 more stimulating talk. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, Bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. Every week I'm breaking down the biggest issues happening in our communities and around the world. I'm talking to people like Julie K Brown, who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. The justice department through we counted four presidential administrations failed these

38:40victims. Listen to Bleep with Anna Navarro on the I heart radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hola, I'm Christian Chavez, host of the new podcast in Swardalo. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple to build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest. I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me, like Edendiri Barra, Madden Braimers or Maita Perrom. You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as inspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community. And so much more. Listen to Swardalo on I heart radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.