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In a double-barreled special episode, California Justice Center attorney Julie Hamill explains ExxonMobil’s legal case against California Attorney General Rob Bonta, and Seneca Scott lifts the lid on his hometown of Oakland. Music by Metalachi.

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California Justice Center attorney Julie Hamill explains ExxonMobil’s legal case against California Attorney General Rob Bonta.{ai:summary}ExxonMobil is suing California Attorney General Rob Bonta over allegations of a defamation campaign. The case highlights tensions between the oil company and state officials. Meanwhile, Oakland faces challenges, including an FBI corruption case and a mayoral campaign launch by Barbara Lee. The city is also grappling with a significant budget deficit, projected to reach $115 million, raising concerns about emergency reserves. #politics

Exxon Strikes Back

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