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Former California State Assembly Member and now Political Strategist, Mike Roos is the focus for the brothers Kabateck in this episode. From current issues and concerns for the state regarding the Democratic party and the lack of presence of the Republican party, to his perspective on whether Governor Newsome will run for President, Mike is very candid in his comments. A little reflection on his time at the Capitol reveals some missteps the state may have made as a bit of the conversation addresses term limits and their effects years later. (Hint: not good.) Mike is a consummate gentlemen as he addresses so many other topics and the brothers, Brian and John , even bask in some of the glow of his praise of them. Learn a little more about the man, not the politician in "fast questions" for a few more surprises.

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Episode 27: California's Wildfires Ingnite an Even Greater Political Firestorm. 37:12

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. California's wildfires are not just a force of nature; they're a battleground for misinformation and political agendas. Join us, the brothers Kabateck, as we unravel the tangled web of false narratives surrounding Governor Gavin Newsom during these crises and scrutinize the infrastructure failures that exacerbate the situation. With bold claims from the Trump administration in the spotlight, we stress the urgent need for truth in disaster communications and debate the efficacy of Senator Scott Wiener's much-talked-about legislation holding big oil companies accountable for climate change impacts. As we explore the broader theme of political accountability, the conversation turns to the taxing challenges faced by the Newsom administration amidst relentless wildfires. We critique the leadership strategies and resource allocation in a state where residents shoulder heavy tax burdens and examine Proposition 36's role in crime reduction and rehabilitation. Political financing takes center stage as we question the influence of figures like George Soros in shaping California's policy landscape and compare them to other major contributors. Public safety and justice are next up, where the discussion weaves through the nuances of crime prevention and prosecutorial discretion. We reflect on the repercussions of national political events, such as the January 6th Capitol breach, and examine the controversial pardons that have followed. In light of these events, we advocate for balanced immigration policies that respect both established residents and newcomers. With a hint of sibling camaraderie, we preview exciting future guests who will offer fresh perspectives, ensuring our conversations remain as engaging as they are enlightening. Chapter Summaries (00:00) California Fires and Political Responsibility Southern California fires, infrastructure issues, climate change, and proposed legislation to sue big oil companies. (08:16) Government Accountability and Political Financing Newsom administration's handling of crises, Proposition 36's impact on crime and rehabilitation, and influence of political figures like George Soros. (17:41) Crime, Punishment, and Political Concerns Elected officials, prosecutorial discretion, and root causes of crime are discussed, along with national political matters and controversial pardons. (21:28) Debating Political Views on Immigration Accountability and justice in politics, double standards, blind faith in leadership, international peace efforts, and balanced immigration policies. (34:43) Sibling Podcast Banter and Future Guests John and Brian discuss the Sacramento fires, changing times, and upcoming guest, while reflecting on their parents' pride. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 26: Reflection and Projection With Former Senator Scott Wilk. 40:50

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Former state Senator Scott Wilk joins us on Kabatalks to provide a reflective and candid exit interview, if you will, sharing insights from his 12 years in the California State Legislature. With keen observations on the 2012 term limits change, Scott discusses its impact on legislative stability, while also offering a unique perspective on the shifts in voter sentiment during the 2020 elections. We engage in a comparative analysis of the leadership styles of Governors Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom, appreciating Brown's intellectual approach and critically examining Newsom's policies. As we navigate the complex political landscape of California, we explore the potential gubernatorial race between Kamala Harris and Eleni Kounalakis. Opinions differ on Harris's chances, with her celebrity status weighed against her past performance. Our conversation also highlights the challenges faced by the Republican Party in California, including transparency and leadership issues, and the opportunities to connect with Latino and Asian voters. We ponder whether there’s a growing appetite among voters for a third political option beyond the traditional parties. Broadening our discussion, we celebrate Senator Wilk's political achievements in areas such as education reform, animal rights, and water resource management, while acknowledging ongoing challenges, including the influence of unions and the need for charter schools. The episode concludes on a unifying note, recognizing the shared values of job creation and worker opportunity, underscoring the importance of bridging political divides. If you would like to connect with Senator Wilk, he can be best reached via "X" using "@scottwilkca". CHAPTER SUMMARIES (00:00) Scott Wilk's Exit Interview Former Senator Scott Wilk reflects on term limits, voter sentiment, COVID-19's impact, and leadership styles in California politics. (11:33) California Political Analysis and Predictions Political landscape in California, potential candidacy of Kamala Harris, challenges for California Republican Party. (16:32) California Political Party Analysis Challenges and opportunities for the Republican Party in California, including connecting with diverse voters and the dominance of progressives in the political landscape. (26:09) California Education and Campaign Reform California's political achievements and challenges include water management, animal rights, foster youth support, education reform, and union influence. (36:18) Armenian Culture and Political Representation Armenian culture, heritage, representation, political landscape, family histories, and sacrifices in public service roles. (42:04) Celebrating Labor Leader's Legacy A Republican legislator speaks at a labor leader's celebration, emphasizing shared goals of job creation and worker opportunity. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 25: Dan Schnur on Trump and the Political Dilemmas of Harris and Newsom. 49:57

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. What if strategic risks could reshape the political future? In this episode of KabaTalks, we welcome Dan Schnur, a veteran political strategist, to unpack the dynamics of the latest presidential election. With Kamala Harris facing the challenge of a lifetime by running her campaign in just 107 days, and Donald Trump pulling off an impressive voter mobilization feat, we dissect the strategic gambles taken by both. Our conversation reveals that the election's outcome wasn't dictated by a single factor but a convergence of calculated moves and unexpected shifts. Our exploration doesn't stop there. Presidential appointments and pardons often stir heated debates, and we dive headfirst into the controversies surrounding presidential powers. From analyzing the strategic appointments that emphasize loyalty to the contentious pardons issued by Joe Biden and potentially Donald Trump, we debate the ethical lines and the political costs involved. We ponder over Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter, and the political ramifications that accompany such a move, contrasting it with Trump's narratives around the January 6th Capitol riot. Shifting our focus to California, we explore the future political landscape for Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party as a whole. What strategies should they employ to maintain unity amid growing ideological divides? As California's complex dynamics unfold, we consider the potential political maneuvers of Gavin Newsom and the challenges both parties face in engaging with voters. Our episode concludes with some light-hearted speculation about holiday surprises for political figures, ensuring a blend of sharp analysis and enjoyable camaraderie throughout our discussion. Join us for a thought-provoking and spirited conversation as Dan's perspective is one to be respected. Chapter Summaries (00:00) Political Analysis With Dan Schnur Kamala Harris's time constraints and Trump's mobilization of low-propensity voters influenced the recent presidential election, discussed by the Kabateck brothers and Dan Schnur. (10:59) Presidential Appointments and Pardons Campaign ads and presidential appointments reflect the importance of loyalty and its impact on future governance. (17:53) Presidential Pardons Presidential pardons, including Biden's for his son and Trump's for Capitol rioters, raise ethical and political questions about loyalty and public trust. (22:36) Fate of Kamala Harris Sibling dynamics, presidential pardons, California politics, Kamala Harris's potential roles, National Democratic Party's need to retool. (28:41) Democratic Party's Path and Political Optics Democratic Party's tension between progressive and centrist members, strategic choices, Newsom's actions, and governors' balancing act. (35:00) California Political Landscape and Societal Challenges California's political landscape, challenges for Democrats and Republicans, internal party dynamics, and cultural influences on politics. (47:21) Holiday Surprises for Political Figures Joe Biden's retirement, Gavin Newsom's primary travel, and Matt Gaetz's potential podcast are discussed with camaraderie. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 24: California's Gubernatorial Outlook From the Left and the Right. 35:15

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Is California's political stage ready for a major shake-up? Join us, brothers Brian and John Kabateck, as we dissect the Golden State's gubernatorial race. With Brian leaning slightly left and John slightly right, we explore the landscape of potential candidates such as Tony Atkins, Eleni Kounalakis, and Antonio Villaraigosa, while contemplating the roles of Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom in future political arenas. We also ponder the slim but impactful chances of a Republican governor influencing key issues like economic stress and public safety. Dive into our engaging discussion on California's affordability crisis and policy challenges, where we critique the impact of economic factors such as gas prices and the high cost of living in regions like Los Angeles. We examine how these issues are shaping voter behavior, often surpassing party allegiances. The debate heats up as we tackle the consequences of a high minimum wage and proposed tariffs, offering insights into the broader political dynamics that both Democrats and Republicans must navigate to address voter concerns effectively. Our episode takes a turn to explore the Menendez brothers' case, questioning the fairness of their life sentences and considering potential resentencing. As always, find insightful analysis, promising an engaging listen that keeps you wondering which unexpected candidate might enter California's political ring next. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 23: Brothers Kabateck Unpack the Election as Only Political Opposites Can. 38:17

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Can a Trump appointee really shake up the political landscape as Attorney General? Find out as we launch into a spirited discussion about some of his unexpected appointments and their potential ripple effects in the party. Join us, Brian and John Kabateck, as we bring humor and insight into California's evolving political scene, exploring whether the state is shifting towards a more balanced political hue amidst challenges like crime, homelessness, and economic woes. Unravel the complexities of election campaigns and policy-making as we dissect misconceptions around crime rates and their sway over political narratives. We explore how statistics often clash with public perception, influenced by savvy political maneuvering. Dive into the hurdles faced by politicians like Kamala Harris in making meaningful connections with diverse voter groups, and reflect on the Democratic Party’s ongoing struggle to resonate with working-class voters, even as unions show surprising support for Trump. We also ponder Trump's enigmatic ability to captivate an audience, a sharp contrast to the obstacles other political figures encounter. Examine the intricate web of immigration and social policies as we question the Democrats' strategies in spotlighting key political issues like abortion rights. Can California's Republicans carve out a progressive identity on social issues? We contemplate this possibility while reflecting on historical events like Proposition 187 and their enduring impact on immigration policy. The conversation extends to economic implications, foreign policy under Trump, and the transformation of media, leaving you with much to consider about the future of California politics and beyond. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 22: California Restaurant Association's Jot Condie Joins the Brothers Kabateck to Talk Election Impact on the Restaurant Industry. 30:52

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Is the Republican Party facing a defining moment, or is this just another chapter in a long history of political evolution? Join the brothers Kabateck as they engage with Jot Condie, President and CEO of the California Restaurant Association, to explore the potential directions the party may take in the post-Trump era. They'll weigh the lasting impact of Donald Trump's influence against the possibility of a return to traditional conservative values championed by figures like Mitt Romney. The discussion also examines the new voter demographics that Trump has energized, questioning their future participation without his polarizing presence. Turning to pressing economic issues, they tackle the contentious debate surrounding the minimum wage and its broader implications. With inflation and living costs on the rise, the discussion gives consideration as to how wage changes impact both workers and small business owners. Could regional wage adjustments, like those in Oregon, provide a balanced solution that ensures fair wages while maintaining business viability? Taking a look into the complex interplay between political narratives and economic realities, there's emphasis on the need for thoughtful policies that support both low-income workers and small businesses. Finally, California politics take center stage as the discussion takes a look at the challenges Democrats face, particularly in addressing homelessness and positioning prominent figures like Gavin Newsom for national prominence. How does the Midwest perceive Californian politicians, and what strategies might Democrats adopt given Kamala Harris's influence? The conversation turns to speculate on the potential candidates for the Democratic Party, considering the viability of centrist figures from contested regions. As the presidential election looms, a final look at polling accuracy and potential outcomes could be setting the stage for a season marked by unpredictability and political gridlock. You can learn more about the California Restaurant Association HERE Chapters (00:00) - The Future of the Republican Party (11:28) - Minimum Wage, Business, and Homelessness (20:01) - California Democrats and Republican Prospects (28:17) - Election Predictions and Polling Accuracy If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 21: 2024 Elections - A Political Dissection with Dan Schnur 35:25

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Brothers John and Brian Kabateck choose their sides as they explore the shifting dynamics of the Republican and Democrat Parties with esteemed guest, Dan Schnur, a respected professor and veteran political strategist. From the astonishing influence Donald Trump continues to wield within the GOP, even in the face of a criminal indictment, to the concerns around Joe Biden's age and mental capacity, the conversation twists and turns like a road on the side of a mountain. Probing into how progressive voters from the 2020 election might behave in the next election cycle, and the potential impact of immigration, homelessness, and natural disasters on voting decisions are topics with polarizing characteristics that are part of the conversation. And of course, what's the story - and prospects - of a "President Gavin Newsom"? You can learn more about Dan Schnur by visiting www.danschnurpolitics.com If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 20: Survival of the California Republican Party with Jessica Patterson 36:14

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. I'll bet you're thinking the fireworks are going to fly between your hosts, Brian and John in this episode. But the opposite is true. Brian gives some very thoughtful insight into why he believes the Republican Party has challenges in the state and even the country. John, of course disagrees and Chairwoman Patterson does a wonderful job of positioning the party for growth in the state. When it comes to strategies, once again, Brian offers some insight as to how the Republican Party has opportunities and has also missed opportunities where the Democrats have failed the people and again, Chairwoman Patterson both agrees and shares the progress and direction the party is attempting to take. If only our elected officials could show as much respect when opinions differ as this discussion does, the polarization of politics and position would be much different. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 19: The Common Sense Party. A Discussion With Tom Campbell 25:42

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. You may have heard that some people in the state of California aren't too thrilled with the partisanship and lopsided super majority in our state assembly. And that's on both sides of the aisle. In this episode, Tom Campbell, former Congressman and State Senator addresses the purpose and intent of The Common Sense Party with your hosts, Brian and John Kabateck. Hear what it's going to take to get some "common-sense" in our legislature and how this start-up organization is working to get attention, registration and acceptance. Who would think this could even be a possibility? Is it necessary? Is it possible? Find out more in this episode. For more information about the Common Sense Party, visit www.cacommonsense.org If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 18: The Straight Scoop on CA Politics with Mike Gatto 44:31

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. The brothers Kabateck square off hard in this episode as they posture for their respective political parties with supporting arguments. You'll hear more jabs than in any other episode as it gets a little personal here. Once the dust settles, former Assembly Member, Mike Gatto mediates and moderates the discussion with his own unique perspective and concern for not only the well being of a bi-partisan democracy but for the well being of the Democratic party as well. It's not all rosy on the side of either party and the Democrats in California have a lot of work to do since what ails the state, can only be blamed on the supermajority in leadership. There really are no Republicans of significance in the grand scheme of state legislature. So who's to blame??? If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 17: Mike Roos and His Political Views. 39:54

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. Former California State Assembly Member and now Political Strategist, Mike Roos is the focus for the brothers Kabateck in this episode. From current issues and concerns for the state regarding the Democratic party and the lack of presence of the Republican party, to his perspective on whether Governor Newsome will run for President, Mike is very candid in his comments. A little reflection on his time at the Capitol reveals some missteps the state may have made as a bit of the conversation addresses term limits and their effects years later. (Hint: not good.) Mike is a consummate gentlemen as he addresses so many other topics and the brothers, Brian and John , even bask in some of the glow of his praise of them. Learn a little more about the man, not the politician in "fast questions" for a few more surprises. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 16: Paul Mitchell Dissects the Mid Term Results. Is California Purpling? 36:25

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. It's a vigorous discussion as the brothers Kabateck express differing views (surprised?) on what Paul Mitchell of Political Data Inc. has to say about what both the data show and what he believes it's representing. The topics range from the impact of younger voters on election results to the mayoral outcome in LA to the national front and what may happen come 2024. Lots of opinion, lots of facts and much to be gained from the discussion. 2022 was just a pre-cursor to even more aggressive campaigns in the state of California as we head into the next Presidential election. Hear sound outlooks from each of the participants in the conversation in this episode. Then you can share your opinions and this episode to get feedback from friends, peers and family. Let it stimulate the conversation. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 15: Assembly Member Chris Holden. California Politics, AB257 and More. 33:02

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. The discussion get's a little contentious as Brian Kabateck, self-professed left leaning and John Kabateck clearly to the right, engage on a variety of topics with Assembly Member Chris Holden. The mutual respect amongst all is clear with the conversation touching on partisanship in the Capital, the Republican Party in California and the significance (or not) of AB257. Their trademark "Fast Questions" reveal the fun and personal side of the Assembly Member as he rockets through with his responses. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 14: Former LA District Attorney, Steve Cooley on Gascon Recall, LA Crime and Drug Legalization. 31:28

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Send us a text to let us know what you think of this episode. We would love to hear from you. If it were up to former LA District Attorney, Steve Cooley, Los Angeles current DA, George Gascon would be out. A myriad of bad decisions has left LA with some of the highest crime rates in the country and it's not looking any better any time soon. Poor leadership, poor laws and a lessened police force have created a perfect storm for those wishing to violate the law. Gain some insight on what can actually be done from former DA Steve Cooley who had a track record to support his recommendations. Get his take on drugs, homelessness and the recall update as your hosts, brothers Brain and John Kabateck ask some tough questions looking for solutions. If you enjoy hearing what we have to say, albeit somewhat irreverent and rarely do we agree, please subscribe or follow and us and leave a comment. We would love to hear from you. To learn more about John Kabateck's firm visit Kabateck Strategies To learn more about Brian's firm visit KBK Law…

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Episode 13: Newsome's Run for the Presidency... and more. 40:58

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