Ep. 3316 Are The LA RIOTS Turning California RED?

Turley Talks

California may be on the verge of a political transformation. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, now running for governor, represents a growing movement challenging the progressive status quo. With riots igniting public backlash and voter registration shifting, the Golden State might just be turning red.

In the second part of this episode, Jeff Van Hierden and I dive deep into the shocking new Pew Research, revealing that over 50% of young liberal women are being diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Together, we explore what’s behind this crisis, from ideological pressures and social media influence to declining sleep habits and spiritual emptiness. Jeff offers sharp insights into how sleep deprivation feeds into the mental health crisis, and what we can do to start turning things around.

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