The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (05/02) - John goes scorched-earth on Sacramento lawmakers after a Democratic-led bill fails—one that would’ve made it a felony to buy 16- or 17-year-olds for sex in California. It’s a legal loophole that leaves the state alone in the nation where such a crime is still treated as a misdemeanor. John breaks down the disturbing reality of the Assembly’s refusal to act, questions the twisted logic behind opposing the bill, and wonders if some politicians have personal reasons for keeping this loophole alive. With support from even Governor Newsom, John asks: who exactly are these legislators protecting? The predators, the perverts—or themselves?

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (05/02) - State Senator Shannon Grove joins John to expose the Democratic leadership in Sacramento for blocking a bill that would’ve made it a felony to buy sex from 16- or 17-year-olds. Senator Grove reveals the shocking reality: predators face as little as two days in jail. Leading the opposition? Assemblymember Nick Shultz — who, ironically, is holding a townhall at a youth center tonight. John calls out this disturbing double standard, urges listeners to confront Shultz in person, and highlights the broader collapse in California's priorities — from a billion-dollar budget shortfall to ignored crime waves in Alta Dena.

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (05/02) - John is joined by attorney John Manley, who calls out Assemblyman Nick Shultz and Senator Scott Weiner for what he describes as enabling pedophilia by blocking a bill that would make buying sex from a 16- or 17-year-old a felony. Manley and John agree this isn’t politics — it’s evil. They question the motives behind the Democrats’ vote, the racial and cultural implications of their decision, and the disturbing message it sends to predators. Then, LA County DA Nathan Hochman joins the show to discuss the Menendez case and why he’s pushing back on efforts to have him removed. Plus, it’s Friday — so it’s time for the latest edition of The Moist Line.

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (05/01) - CA Assemblyman Carl DeMaio joins John to expose the shocking decision by California Democrats to block a bill that would've made buying sex from minors a felony—making California the ONLY state where it's essentially legal to traffic 16- and 17-year-old children for sex. Carl blasts radical leftists for weaponizing the LGBTQ community to shield sex predators, calling it the "Sex-Traffickers Empowerment Act." Then, KFI's Debra Mark shares a disturbing encounter with a homeless man abusing his dog, leading John into the harsh reality of California’s $1 Billion budget shortfall. Are Mayor Karen Bass's homeless initiatives about to implode, worsening the very problems they claim to solve?

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (05/01) - John talks with San Luis Obispo District Attorney Dan Dow about the disturbing case of a transgender inmate convicted of brutally murdering his own baby—now shockingly set for early parole due to Prop 57. Dow shares the horrifying details and explains why he's urging Governor Newsom to step in and stop the release. John is baffled by Californians continuing to vote for policies allowing such injustices and encourages listeners to push back. Then, John breaks down Kamala Harris's bizarre speech in San Francisco, including her strange elephant metaphor, and reacts to new polls showing Harris as a leading Democratic candidate for governor and even president. Plus, could a massive earthquake reshape Northern California’s coast?

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (05/01) - John is joined by ABC’s Alex Stone to break down the looming Real ID requirements, explaining why it's taken so long and what you'll need to do to ensure your ID meets the new federal standards. Then, John questions the effectiveness of today's disruptive May Day rallies and a bizarre 'die-in' protest at LA City Hall against transportation cuts, noting how ironically the city has even managed to lose money issuing parking tickets. He revisits the baffling story of California Democrats blocking a bill that would have made buying teenagers for sex a felony, and speaks with Assemblywoman Alexandria Macedo about how this important legislation fell apart. Finally, John dives into LA's critical budget crisis—revealing how Mayor Bass has blown through the city’s funds on failed homeless programs, leaving fire and police departments facing dangerous cutbacks.

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (04/30) - John starts by questioning the logic of California lawmakers opposing a bill that would make buying sex from minors an automatic felony, specifically calling out State Senator Scott Wiener’s baffling opposition. ABC’s Alex Stone joins to break down the tragic golf-cart incident at Stagecoach involving John Elway and his agent, John Sperbeck. Plus, John highlights LADWP’s potential liability in the Palisades wildfire, and Rick Caruso steps up with announcements for Steadfast LA’s recovery efforts, addressing the gaps left by Mayor Karen Bass.

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The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (04/30) - John dives into LA’s wildfire scandal with Entertainment Lawyer Roger Bahle, who’s representing clients blaming LADWP’s empty reservoir and active power lines for the devastating fires. Plus, John exposes shocking details about LA’s mismanaged water supply—where did all the water go? Later, he slams California Democrats resisting felony charges for sex crimes involving minors and unpacks President Trump’s fiery ABC interview about deported MS-13-linked immigrant Abrego Garcia. Finally, Mayor Karen Bass sides with illegal immigrants, risking millions in federal funding—hear her controversial remarks that put sanctuary policy ahead of LA residents.

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