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John and Ken have been on KFI for over thirty years and with Ken's recent retirement John now takes the show solo. John Kobylt digs into the news to uncover the real story hidden below the headlines. John regularly exposes liars and “spokesholes” while providing blunt, fast paced analysis of the latest news. Whether getting up to the minute information from reporters on scene, newsmakers that have the inside story, or contributors to the program, John Kobylt covers it all from crime, local politics, corruption, business, social issues, and more. John Kobylt can be heard LIVE Monday-Friday 3-6 p.m. on KFI AM 640.

The John Kobylt Show

The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (09/27) - Sam Shane fills in for John. A guy called the cops on a homeless man in his neighborhood but the guy who called the cops was arrested not the homeless guy. Gov. Newsom addressed the UN. Gas prices are ridiculously high. Senator Kennedy doesn't trust Iran or China. 

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Newsom Addressed The UN (09/24)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (09/24) - Sam Shane fills in for John. Royal Oakes comes on the show to talk about a judge ordering the press passes for CNN, Politico & MS Now be restored. Starbucks is closing over 200 stores. The President of Argentina addressed the UN and was very critical. There is another storm in the Pacific Ocean. 

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Press Pass Restored (09/24)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (09/24) - Sam Shane fills in for John. Mayor Karen Bass says that the gubernatorial race in California is over. More on the press passes for Politico, CNN and MS Now being restored. We are drinking less alcohol. HHS Sec. RFK Jr. says fraudsters were allowed to thrive thanks to the Biden Administration. 

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Mayor Bass Says CA Governor Race Is Over (09/24)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (09/23) - The Best Of The John Kobylt Show. The CEO of Dunlop Tires North America Darren Thomas comes on the show to talk about the new tire regulations coming to California. LA County Sheriff Robert Luna's jails are under investigation. Update on the fire truck that crashed into a plane in New York City. Mayor Bass is resigning from the LAHSA board. 

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Best Of - Mayor Bass Resigns From LAHSA Board (09/23)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (09/23) - The Best Of The John Kobylt Show. Susan Shelley comes on the show to talk about the CHP security for California politicians even after they leave office. The city of LA is asking the federal government for $2 billion dollars for buses for the Olympics. The Mayor of Santa Ana Valerie Amezcua comes on the show to talk about her city's homeless policy. 

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Best Of - $2B For Buses?! (09/23)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (09/23) - The Best Of The John Kobylt Show. Defense attorney Lou Shapiro comes on the show to talk about the Lindsey Clancy mistrial. A Vegas high-speed rail is asking for a federal bail out. An Orange County mom was arrested for stealing $411,000 from a high school football team. What is surveillance pricing? 

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Best Of - Lindsey Clancy Mistrial (09/23)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (09/16) - Filling in for John Kobylt, Sam Shane of KFBK News takes on the tragic Chatsworth helicopter crash involving an NBC4/Telemundo chopper, with NBC4 reporter Conan Nolan discussing the loss of his colleagues and KFI’s Will Kohlschreiber breaking down the aviation accident. Plus, HUD Secretary Scott Turner reveals a $75 million fraud allegation involving LAHSA, and Governor Newsom admits he regrets closing California public schools during COVID.

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NBC4 Chopper Tragedy (09/16)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (09/16) - Sam Shane fills in for John Kobylt as a House subcommittee investigates alleged waste and fraud in Los Angeles’ homelessness system, with Mayor Karen Bass invited to testify before the panel chaired by Rep. Tim Burchett. Plus, a tense Capitol Hill exchange involving Rep. Brandon Gill and a reporter, Senator Rand Paul’s claims about widespread welfare fraud, Kamala Harris’s upcoming Michigan appearance, and Duke Energy CEO Harry Sideris’s comments challenging claims that AI data centers will drive up electricity bills.

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Bass Under Congressional Scrutiny (09/16)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (09/16) - Sam Shane fills in for John Kobylt with a look at a California watchdog’s finding that high-speed rail consultants were paid $592,000 for expenses deemed unallowable. Plus, Rep. Nancy Mace weighs in on the Lindsay Clancy case following its mistrial, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announces she is cancer-free after treatment for early-stage breast cancer, and growing concerns in Ladera Ranch prompt cancer surveillance and environmental testing. California health officials say no specific environmental cause has been established.

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California’s $592K High-Speed Rail Spending (09/16)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 1 (09/15) - Another dog was found dead on Skid Row and Joey Tuccio posted a video of him going after city officials, the police & animal control as well. The LA Times finally acknowledged the animal abuse on Skid Row. Mayor Bass had more to say on why she didn't go to Washington DC to give a statement regarding the LAHSA federal investigation. More on Gov. Newsom not wanting to run against Kamala Harris & a Kamala Harris word salad flashback. 

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Skid Row Animal Abuse Tragedy (09/15)

The John Kobylt Show Hour 3 (07/27) - John breaks down the LAPD staffing crisis after the Los Angeles police chief says the department is short roughly 4,000 officers. He also examines the latest homeless count and the political finger-pointing over the rising numbers, looks at Sacramento's latest effort to reduce penalties for some violent offenders, and discusses a new study suggesting people are speaking far fewer words than previous generations.

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Fewer Cops, More Homelessness & The Decline of Conversation (07/27)

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