Chad Bianco

Dr. Phil, a prominent host on Merit TV, shares his insights on the recent LA protests against deportations, emphasizing the complexities of immigration law. Stephen Cloobeck, a gubernatorial candidate, addresses the political fallout, while Sheriff Chad Bianco discusses law enforcement's role. Kaizen Asiedu, active at the protests, provides a grassroots perspective on the unfolding chaos. Together, they navigate the ethical dilemmas of immigration, the militarization amidst civil unrest, and the urgent need for compassionate governance in these turbulent times.

Chad Bianco, Sheriff of Riverside County and California gubernatorial candidate, shares his no-nonsense perspective on the ongoing anti-ICE riots, challenging narratives pushed by California politicians. Tony Moon, known as the Rooftop Korean from the 1992 L.A. riots, draws parallels between the unrest of then and the current protests, giving listeners a firsthand account of his experiences. The discussion dives into the political tensions surrounding law enforcement and the implications of growing civil unrest, urging a deeper understanding of today's challenges.

Sheriff Chad Bianco of Riverside County is on a mission to reform California as he runs for governor. He reveals shocking insights into the state's corruption, escalating crime, and homelessness crisis. Bianco highlights the need for accountability in educational content and advocates for election integrity, emphasizing the importance of voter ID laws. He passionately discusses the impact of governmental overreach on businesses and calls for a shift in leadership to restore common sense in governance. Tune in for a candid discussion about California's future!