Mark Powell, Sam Ditzhazy & Esther Valdes Clayton on State of the Nation - 6 July 2023

On today's show, Mark Powell discusses recent affirmative action ruling by supreme court, and how it ultimately boils down to a failed public education system that is not properly preparing a vast majority of students for workforce or college. Later, Sam Ditzhazy discusses Michigan House passes bill that could make using wrong pronouns a felony, fineable up to $10,000Under the new bill, 'intimidating' an individual in regards to their gender identity can result in prison time or a $10,000 fine. Also, Esther Valdes Clayton discusses the status of Illegal aliens and what is going on at the border of San Diego. She dives deep on migrants and child labor laws.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Mark Powell is a former San Diego Police Officer reserve, Real Estate Broker, Media Commentator, Educator, Business Owner, and Opinion Writer. Powell holds multiple post graduate degrees and has appeared numerous times on various news station and talk shows discussing topics ranging from homelessness to the opioid crisis. Powell’s recent appearance on the Dr. Phil Show generated millions of views. Powell also has a background in law enforcement and was a former police officer with the San Diego Police Department. In 2016 Powell was elected to the San Diego County Board of Education representing 659,000 constituents. Powell has a ton of on camera experience and the ability to articulate complicated issues in a well thought out manner. Powell is available to address current local, state and national topics.

GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Sam Ditzhazy is a Legislative Aide.

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GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Esther Valdés is the Principal Attorney at Valdés & Associates, located in San Diego, California. Ms. Valdés is a graduate of the University of California, San Diego, where she graduated cum laude. Ms. Valdés attained her law degree from the University of California, Berkeley (Boalt Hall), where she studied Immigration and Asylum Law, and was an Associate Editor for the Berkeley Journal of International Law, as well as the La Raza Law Journal.