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On this episode, we discuss the pressure being turned up on Biden by the corporate media and whether it is leading to Presidential candidate Newsom who is waiting in the wings.
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https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/best-states-to-start-a-business/
https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/interactive/bfs-by-state.html
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/miacathell/2023/02/09/biden-sotu-new-jobs-fact-check-n2619352
https://spectator.org/whistleblowers-last-week-the-beginning-of-the-end-for-biden/
https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/articles/2022/04/25/a-third-of-states-lost-population-in-2021
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/nation-politics/fact-check-newsom-says-95-of-texans-pay-more-taxes-than-californians/
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2023/jun/19/gavin-newsom/gov-gavin-newsoms-claimed-more-floridians-moved-to/
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What's going on everybody? Thanks for tuning in to another
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episode of the California underground podcast.
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I'm your host. Phil, I'm here with as always,
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my trusty co-host the best and fastest researcher in the west
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Camila. How are you doing tonight?
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I'm good. Thank you.
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How are you? I'm doing.
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All right, we were just discussing before we hopped on
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about how whenever we do these videos and got record with
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noodles and them not noodles, the actual noodles noodles, the
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governor, which is why I'm wearing my noodle shirt.
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It's it sucks because we have to watch it and then we have to
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watch it again. So we suffer twice for our
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listeners and our fans because we have to watch it.
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We have to get all our fact checks ready, we have to get all
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our sources ready and then we have to sit here and watch it
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again with you guys. So in that vein we suffer for
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you guys. That's sort of what we're going
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to talk about tonight. Really the theme of tonight's
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show is we've talked about it before this idea that President
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Newsom is sort of waiting in the wings that president or Gavin.
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Newsom has been running this like Shadow campaign not running
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for president, but he sort of just been out there visiting
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other states, he's got this pack.
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He's attacking Rhonda Santos. Who was supposed to be the front
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runner. I feel like Rhonda Santos has
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just fallen off the face of the Earth at this point.
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When it comes to haven't heard anything about him running for
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really doing anything presidential.
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And there's been more how About Biden and this whole scandal
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with Hunter and all that stuff, we're not really gonna talk
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about that much, but we're going to kind of introduce the theory
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or the idea of it tonight. Anything any thoughts you have
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before we hop into all of that tonight before we get started?
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Well, back to Ron. He was funny.
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You say that, because he was here California last week and
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you're right. We barely heard about it.
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Nothing. And then yeah, Newsome is
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basically running a campaign without officially announcing.
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Yeah, I feel like maybe I'm just not I'm not really following
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presidential Politics as much. We kind of really focus a lot on
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California politics here. You're forcing you to do this
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here tonight. Yeah, I mean, I guess there is a
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race coming up next year, but it's still really early to
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really kind of be talking about presidential politics.
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Some people are really already talking about.
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Actually the one person I hear I feel like A lot about as RF K
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Jr. If you like a lot of people are
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talking about him, we're not going to do an episode
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necessarily on RFK jr. I have a lot of people's Quan if
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he's if he's listening RF K Jr, will definitely not turn down a
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guest appearance. If you want to come on, you're
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more than welcome to come on to the podcast.
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I'm sure a lot of people would love to hear your thoughts.
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So but yeah, so I'm going to start off.
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With this article from the American spectator and the title
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of it was last week, the beginning of the end for Biden.
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The most ominous sign, involves the behavior of a corporate
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media goes on to say something changed last week.
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Inside the Beltway that suggests the people who run the
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Democratic party now, realize President Biden tenure in office
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is not sustainable Beyond 2020. For the tell was not.
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However, the latest revelation By RS whistleblowers about as
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corrupt Administration. It was instead the sudden
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Awakening of the White House, Press Corps, the same reporters
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who snore through more than two years of preposterous claims by
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press secretary, Kareem Jean, Jean Pierre.
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And her predecessor simultaneously, woke up Friday,
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correspondence, from media Outlets CNN.
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CBC MBC in the other New York Times aggressively question.
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Jean-Pierre about the medicine metastasizing, hundred Biden
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scandals. It's George, Washington
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University, law professor, Jonathan Turley succinctly.
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Puts it in the hill, quote. The only thing abundantly clear
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is that someone is lying either. These whistleblowers are lying
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to Congress, where these Justice Department officials, including
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Garland our line. The others also clear the
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incentives. All Point One Direction, Merrick
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Garland, and the other political appointees, at the Department of
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Justice could, and probably do have multiple reasons to lie,
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the two whistleblowers have absolutely nothing to gain by
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doing. So indeed, they have And really
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put themselves at considerable Risk by coming forward, very
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shapely. Made that fact all to clearance
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opening statement the house ways committee Let's see.
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And it's basically I want to bring up so we're not going to
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get too far into this because that's not really the point of
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tonight's episode. The reason I bring this up is
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because there has always been a lot of chatter that if Newsom
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were to get into the race, it would require Biden stepping
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aside. And a lot of people have
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speculated scandals with Hunter something in his past, is going
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to come back and that will force Joe Biden to kind of Step Aside
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Grace. Ali.
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Maybe protect his family or something like that and maybe
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the regime will be like, hey Biden's time for you to kind of
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move aside and let somebody else come come up and that's why
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we're going to be talking about the idea of present Newsome.
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I think the fact that the White House Press Corps is pushing a
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little bit more does show that Biden and the administration is
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in a little bit more trouble. Right now, the fact that the
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corporate media who has been so cozy with bye.
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I didn't just starting to wake up a little bit and push them on
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a lot of this stuff and the by Administration doesn't want to
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talk about. It shows that there's a scandal
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brewing and it would be about the perfect time to kind of step
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aside and probably announce he's not running 2024.
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So do you have any thoughts about the current Biden
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situation in the White House? Yeah.
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I mean politics aside. He's really not very competent
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anymore. I mean it seems like old age is
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really setting and we're seeing him fall more and more often and
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he can't pronounce words. He doesn't know what year it is.
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What he's talking but I did. I don't remember if that it was
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that article that you sent me or something else that I read were.
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Their fear is though is that they don't want him to be a lame
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duck too soon. And so they, you know, they have
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to carefully. This over the next.
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I guess. What was 18 months now?
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Right. They don't want to be like yeah.
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If he announces now that he won't be running again.
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That's almost, I don't know well over a year before year and a
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half before he would be out of office, right up and Kamala
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Harris does not have good ratings either.
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From what I hear, I hear her readings.
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Keep dropping and dropping and nobody really likes her or wants
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her around and so people wouldn't necessarily be excited
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to have her. I need a Democrat.
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It wouldn't necessarily be excited for Biden to step aside
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and Kamala take over. One thing I would say it's a
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it's a mess. I wanted to use stronger
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language but it's a mess. One thing that I was thinking
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about right before we hopped on about an hour or so ago.
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I wonder if in this maybe just hypothesizing here I wonder if
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and if you're in the chat let us know what your thoughts are.
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Let us know your comments and questions.
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I think. Tinfoil hat time.
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I think that they have not gone through with this plan as fast
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because of RFK Junior. And expand on that I think
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because he's pulling around 20%. He's the most popular, Democrat
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not named Biden right now out there.
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He's one of the most popular candidates not named Trump as
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well. So basically he's the third guy
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and I think if you open the field and say, okay, guess what?
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Binds not running again, we're going to have to have an Open
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Primary. We're going to set up all the
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caucuses, and everything like that.
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I will do whatever. I think they're scared.
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Scared that it gives RFK Junior more room to run because right
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now what's hampering sort of his trajectory and his momentum is a
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lot of people are like, well he's not going to do anything
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because he can't beat the incumbent president that they're
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not going to have a primary you can see is already come out and
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said we're not going to have a primary.
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We're not going to let him primary or incumbent.
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That's not how these things are done.
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And I think they might actually be afraid that right now are of
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K, is getting more and more popular, he was just on Joe
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Rogan and millions of Millions of people tuned in to them a lot
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more people are obviously listen to what he has to say.
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Like, we were saying, I think he's got more Buzz around him
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than Trump or DeSantis right now.
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And I think that honestly there like scared, if we open the
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primary, he's the clear front-runner right out the gate
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and that's not what they want. You think they want Newsom.
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I would think they want Newsome. I think Newsome seems to be the
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logical pick. I think they've groomed him,
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he's always been a party. Yes, man party loyalists he'll
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do whatever it takes to get to the next rung of power.
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He's not an F, he's not an ethical man in that sense, we
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know that like he's always been looking for the next brass ring
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and if the party says do this, be a good little foot soldier
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for now then maybe we'll swing you into the presidential
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election and I think that's he'd do anything.
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I think. They don't want RFK because he's
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the outsider, he's the, he's the Trump.
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What, what did I say? I saw a headline.
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I said he's the Maga candidate for the Democrats right now.
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Even our well, I guess. Wow.
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I just can't even Republicans like him.
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The guidance. A lot of my Republican friends
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saying, we got to check this guy out.
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Yeah, I was looking at on Instagram on the comments a lot
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of people he was asking for a fundraising push because it's
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coming up like the cycle or something.
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And a lot of people in the comments were saying I'm a
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republican. I never thought I'd end donate
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to a Democrat or a lot of people said I've never done a to a
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presidential candidate to the first time ever.
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In it and here we are. He's got the most Buzz I think
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around him right now. So that's why I think the
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Democrats if they're trying to control this as much as
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possible. So they can do the old
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Switcheroo really quickly and get Biden out and then slide
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Newsome in. They may have to wait for a
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period where RFK is not popular. He's sliding in the polls if
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they did it right now they would be open to the fact that our K
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JR. Could probably run away with it.
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And it'd be all over and then that would be your Democratic
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candidate and who knows what happens in the General in versus
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Trump or DeSantis. Oh, I don't we're not here to
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talk about or if cave, but real quick, I haven't been paying
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attention to much to the presidential race, either,
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because I still carry it All Care eventually.
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What is it? I know R FK is very pro-choice.
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When it comes to vaccines, he's against the mandates.
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I think he might even be anti-vaxxer.
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I forget, I know there was just that whole fight, but I don't
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remember what a stance if he was like anti or if he was just in
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time. What do you think it is about
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him? That's appealing to both sides.
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The only the long-term interview.
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I listened to with him was with Dave Smith.
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I think he I think he's got a winning argument on Ukraine
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which shows that I think a lot of Americans are fed up with
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what's going on in Ukraine. I think that's really kind of
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waned in terms of support by Americans.
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No matter how much the corporate media pushes that all of a
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sudden were all on board with Ukraine.
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I think his message on Ukraine is strong.
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He was I don't think he's they call him anti-vaxxer I think
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he's anti medical tyranny is what he kind of says he is.
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He's like he was asked what would you have done if you were
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present or in covid with all these vaccines?
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He he said something to the effect of like I would have
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based my information. I would have base my decisions
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based on science and a panel and medical experts from all like
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different backgrounds. And I would have just trusted
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one or two people. That makes them anti-vaxxer
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immediately their backs because he was not pushing here.
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Pushing the vaccine, I think, I think he has sort of that
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old-school Democrat. Very traditional kind of, like
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the Kennedys, were that JFK kind of model of like, you know,
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let's create jobs here. Let's be, let's make sure we
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protect our borders and it's weird.
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He sounds almost like just a moderate Republican.
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So, maybe that's why a lot of They are kind of getting behind
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him, but, yeah, I think he's, he just kind of touches on a lot of
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topics. I'm not saying I'm an RF K fan.
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I'm not saying I'm a RFK like, you know, Super Fan who's going
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to sit here and be like, let's go are okay.
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As many of you know, I don't tell you who I vote for, and a
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lot of these elections, that's not the point of the show, but
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yeah, I think he just touches on a lot of issues.
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I think he just touches on a lot of issues, that show a lot of
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Americans are Behind these issues and the corporate media
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and the regime and you know, the establishment don't want you to
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support or be behind these ideas.
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And I think he touches upon them.
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And I think, you know, outside of, if you can get past, he does
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have a speech impediment. Something about his voice, he
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can't speak as clearly, but when you do listen to him, he he
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speaks in a manner that you can actually understand.
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Like oh, he's explaining it to me, I get it.
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You know, as opposed to like a trump who Trump can go off on
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stuff and you can sit here and go, I have no idea what the heck
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you're talking about. So yeah.
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All right. I think that's why he's probably
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gaining a lot of traction and he's an outsider again.
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We're not here to talk all night about politics or a
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presidential. What we're here to talk about
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politics in presidential politics?
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No, actually, we're not here to talk about politics.
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We're going to talk about other things.
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Changing the show format I think and this is only as thing about
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the other day. I wonder how many people are in
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love with the idea of trump or love Trump and let me explain, I
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think there's a lot of people who love the idea of trump and
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now or like are not in love with Trump.
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So when Trump first ran, he was the outside.
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He was beholding to nobody. You said all these things that
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were Against The Establishment that were Against the Grain.
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He said, stuff that nobody was talking about Michael.
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Michael Moore said about him, he's the molotov cocktail that
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people want to throw into you to do.
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You say to kind of just destroy d.c.
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Because they're fed up with what's going on there.
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And I think that Outsider mentality is taking root in
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America because I think there's an underlying frustration from
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both sides of the aisle. The things are just not getting
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done and politicians, don't care anymore.
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So that's why I think like RFK is getting popular.
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That's why I think there's a trump, I think this Outsider
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mentality is taking root and that's why I think like a Gavin
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Newsom doesn't work because he's such an establishment guy.
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He's such Such a you know he's such a party loyalist I don't
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think people would look at and be like, oh he's the outsider.
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It's like no, he's pushing the agenda that the corporate media
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and the regime have been pushing for years.
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So Anyway, ready to watch this video.
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Yeah. You know what I do?
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I feel like this video was missing, was Jennifer Newsom.
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Translating in Spanish, right? I feel like she should have been
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saying they're translating in Spanish.
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I feel the same way so that it was more inclusive so people
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could actually watch it. There should be Spanish.
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Yeah, exactly. I feel the same way, I was the
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first thing I noticed but in all seriousness, it really.
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I actually think of Apple know I didn't think about that.
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The first thing I would say about this.
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I've said this before, I will give credit where credit is due.
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Newsom is a slick politician. He he's got the chops knows what
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to say. Knows how to present it, he's
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very good at what he does. It pains me to say that, which
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is why he's dangerous, is because he's very good at this.
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I think he bested, Sean Hannity. I think Sean Hannity looked like
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he was kind of flipping and flopping all over the place
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Hannity was kissing his ass and Hannity was kissing his ass for
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most of it. He was talking about how much he
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loves his passion. You know what, this is a
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personal. And yeah, what you said, you
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know, I agree with this and we agree on these issues and, you
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know, and they seemed very buddy, buddy, which I guess
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there's nothing wrong that you can be buddy-buddy with people,
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you disagree with. Again, there's not really a
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reason to be unkind, but it did annoy me that he was.
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Yeah. No.
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I know you and I know, you know, and it's like you're very
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passionate. That was his big thing you're
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very passionate. So, yeah, we're at, will will
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start the video and we pull this off.
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It's all together, it's about foreign.
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But while probably skip around just because I don't think
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there's stuff we need like, great.
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So I know so it's not a full hour.
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Yeah. And there's a lot of stuff.
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I don't really care about watching so let's hop into it.
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And by the way, that was something that the president of
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the United States. Joe Biden is not even remotely
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capable of doing. So without further Ado, here is
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part one of my interview with California's Democratic governor
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Gavin Newsom. All right, so I write you this
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pick out a lot of pickup. I'm sure you saw as well.
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Yeah. And I'm like, okay, I want to do
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an interview. And I don't want to do an
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interview. I want to make sure the audience
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understands up front. This is not going to be me.
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I want you to answer and give your views.
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I would say you represent probably about half the country,
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your views and the other half represents wine.
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You agree. What kind of divided plus or
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minus certainly divided? Yeah question.
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I mean, I'm not, you know, we're polarized were traumatized.
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We clearly are in these anywhere in these Echo Chambers, I mean,
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let's be candid shot. I mean, you know, my your vote.
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They're watching you and getting a certain perspective.
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My folks are watching other networks getting this shot like
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that. We have studies that show a lot
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of Democrats watch me. Well, including me so, I'm
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actually, I'm here for a reason. So, with the point though, I
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think we need more of that cross pollenization, we need more of
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these kind of conversations and we need to not just, you know,
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accuse each other of misleading, the American people, but I think
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confront each other in the context.
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Okay, I'm going to start off and I apologize to all the listeners
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and followers. I'm not turning into a Democrat
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just because I said good things about RFK and I'm about to agree
00:20:08
with Gavin Newsom on something. So big, disclaimer, I do agree.
00:20:12
We do need more sit-downs and conversations across party lines
00:20:18
actual conversations, not, you know, to minute Fox news clip.
00:20:23
So like, you know, let's all get into panels and yell at each
00:20:27
other for 2 minutes and then go to commercial break.
00:20:30
I don't think it's a bad idea. More people need to sit down and
00:20:32
have full length conversation. Where they actually present
00:20:36
their arguments. Maybe they agree with the
00:20:37
disagree. I think maybe he's just saying
00:20:41
that. I don't think kudos to him for
00:20:44
actually showing up to Hannity and doing this, but I do agree
00:20:48
with him on that point and that will excuse me.
00:20:51
I just threw up a little bit in my mouth.
00:20:52
That I said, I agree with Newsome on something.
00:20:53
So any thoughts about people sitting down talking to each
00:20:59
other? Is that a good thing?
00:21:00
No, absolutely. It's a good thing because we
00:21:02
should have all learned to be civil.
00:21:04
And understand that we don't all agree on everything and that
00:21:06
doesn't make that's not a good reason to start yelling at
00:21:09
somebody. Yeah, and it's not more
00:21:12
complicating thing. If everyone's just yelling at,
00:21:14
everybody know, whatever it's going to be able to move forward
00:21:17
and get anything done. Absolutely.
00:21:20
I'll providing opportunities to address some of the facts that
00:21:24
are often omitted, in terms of the conversations and topics we
00:21:28
choose to pick up. So what I, what I see is, I
00:21:32
don't know how you reconcile some of these differences.
00:21:35
Now, you either believe in Secure borders, and and Law, and
00:21:38
Order. And people that want to come
00:21:41
into our country, have to do it legally.
00:21:43
I'm the product of that, right? Or there are people that want
00:21:46
open borders. You believe in defund
00:21:49
dismantled. Bell laws like cities like in
00:21:52
New York where the show originates from or you believe
00:21:56
Law and Order safety security. I also want to point out, they
00:21:59
are sitting in the governor's mansion in Sacramento.
00:22:03
Gavin Newsom in his family do not live in the governor's
00:22:05
mansion which is housing provided for the governor.
00:22:09
He thought it was beneath him when he was elected.
00:22:13
So he and his family bought a four million dollar house in
00:22:16
cash out in one of the most expensive suburbs of Sacramento
00:22:19
for 35 minutes away. So they don't actually live at
00:22:23
the governor's mansion have to give you an idea of how elitist
00:22:26
Gavin Newsom is about. He's gonna let homeless people
00:22:29
live there, right? He should no one's living there.
00:22:32
So I don't know what he does. Does he have an office there?
00:22:36
I don't know. I thought the governor's office
00:22:37
was like, in the Capitol Building or something, but yeah,
00:22:42
no one lives there. So, while they are sitting
00:22:44
there, they should have had it at his four million dollar
00:22:46
house. They probably would have been
00:22:47
really nice. Talk about all the carbon
00:22:51
emissions for 45 minutes back and forth that he has to truck
00:22:55
his family and you know if Jennifer the first partner
00:22:59
doesn't go with him, it's another car and how many cars
00:23:01
back and forth between his man chanting Sacramento.
00:23:05
Just a thought. A prerequisite for the pursuit
00:23:11
of happiness, you want energy, Independence, or you want.
00:23:14
You don't want any any domestic energy production.
00:23:18
I mean, how do you reconcile and those?
00:23:22
I don't see those binaries at all.
00:23:24
Quite you don't see it at all. No, I don't.
00:23:25
I mean, I want border. Security, Democrats, want border
00:23:28
security. We also want to call, you don't
00:23:29
want any walls. I want comprehensive immigration
00:23:31
reform. I want to actually address the
00:23:33
issue more. Comprehensively just like Ronald
00:23:35
Reagan did in 1989, just like and With respect shown you
00:23:39
promoted yourself with the gang of eight and bipartisan
00:23:42
legislation that got 68 votes in the Senate, only To Die In The
00:23:46
House That Could fundamentally address this issue, which is the
00:23:49
issue. So, I don't see that I always
00:23:51
had as my position build the wall, first amnesty, that's what
00:23:54
he's talking about. He wants Ronald Reagan style
00:23:57
amnesty, and I think the gang of a also had a claws for amnesty
00:24:03
as well. So that's what Gavin Newsom
00:24:06
believes in his, he wants amnesty.
00:24:11
Her against building. Anyway, I know I have no problem
00:24:14
with the 650 plus miles. We have them border walls, I
00:24:16
come from a state with the largest.
00:24:19
I mean San Ysidro is the largest land port in the Western
00:24:22
Hemisphere. I don't need to be educated on
00:24:24
the issue of the Border or issues.
00:24:27
You've heard it here first. Gavin.
00:24:30
Newsom Pro wall. Just so we're all on the same
00:24:35
page. San Ysidro, which is 20 minutes.
00:24:42
Just south of where I am. We cross it pretty frequently.
00:24:46
It's pretty incredible. A lot of cars.
00:24:49
Go back and forth across any Ysidro so and there are big
00:24:52
walls down there. But you heard it here first.
00:24:56
Gavin, Newsom is pro wall on his border.
00:25:03
She's of immigration policy, but we think médicale for illegals
00:25:06
is 2.7 billion dollars to the stand.
00:25:09
How many billions are we spending for uncompensated care?
00:25:11
People end up in the emergency and he asked you on the back end
00:25:14
wasting taxpayer money. Why is it wrong to just demand?
00:25:17
If you want to come to this country obey our laws, we
00:25:21
respect our borders, respect our sovereignty, apply commitment,
00:25:25
and we can expedite the application in the latter part.
00:25:29
Now, you having a conversation, this is where I think the vast
00:25:31
majority. America's while I'm here, well,
00:25:33
that's the point here Magnus together and that was the point
00:25:35
of the comprehensive reform, where's Congress?
00:25:38
I mean, I'll give look, you can criticize Biden all the time,
00:25:40
Biden's border crisis, I watched 24/7 surround sound, anger,
00:25:44
machine around that. I get it, wait a minute.
00:25:45
In three years, you get it, you will allow over seven and a half
00:25:49
million people illegally into this country.
00:25:52
You have to see this something wrong with that.
00:25:54
Oh I do and I see there's something right with what he's
00:25:57
done. Post title 42, a 70% reduction,
00:26:00
taking a lot of the Court. Tenants that the previous
00:26:03
administration use, he's now being sued by the left.
00:26:06
Not just being applauded certainly by the right.
00:26:10
That said here's what's missing the conversation.
00:26:13
You just you know just suggest that we should be having around
00:26:16
dealing with Asylum Seekers and backlogs and updating and
00:26:20
modernizing our visas in addressing a pathway that Ronald
00:26:23
Reagan himself acknowledged. We ask you tonight for this.
00:26:25
Things are missing. Should we have background
00:26:27
checks? Shoot in the middle of a
00:26:29
pandemic, health. Checks, we did, should we have
00:26:31
means Testing. So the people that enter this
00:26:34
country are not going to be a financial burden on the American
00:26:36
people. Prioritize already with certain,
00:26:39
we prioritize with stem. We prioritize with visas.
00:26:42
All right. Okay.
00:26:42
So we have Gavin Newsom supports the wall on his border.
00:26:49
He also supports the core tenants of the Trump legal Emma,
00:26:55
or immigration policies from before.
00:26:58
So, he supports that, and he supports background checks, and
00:27:02
what else did? He sounds pretty Republican
00:27:04
Allah on a lot of these issues for someone who's from
00:27:08
California, right? Yes.
00:27:11
But I also feel like he just keeps trying to throw it in
00:27:13
Hannity's face, like he just keeps bringing up.
00:27:16
Ronald Reagan to be like level with him.
00:27:19
Like Like, you know, you're governor Republican, Governor,
00:27:22
Ronald Reagan. This is not the only kind of
00:27:25
brings up, right? Good.
00:27:26
And so I feel like he's trying to be like you're accusing me of
00:27:29
all this stuff but this isn't what I believe but yet that's
00:27:33
not he's saying he believes he's things, but that's not what he's
00:27:36
putting into practice and policy as the governor, right?
00:27:43
And this is one reason why I don't like the whole Reagan
00:27:47
worship of the Republican party where they Have, you know,
00:27:50
cutouts of Reagan everywhere and everyone says, oh, I have to go
00:27:53
back to when everything was like Reagan because the left and uses
00:27:58
as a weapon basically saying like, well Ronald Reagan
00:28:02
believed in this stuff and you have Ronald Reagan up there with
00:28:05
Jesus Christ, so why don't you agree with Reagan?
00:28:07
You love Reagan, right? If you go through his presidency
00:28:11
there's probably a lot of people would disagree with when it
00:28:13
comes to Reagan. And yeah, he mentions it a lot
00:28:16
throughout this economy. That's his whole tactic is like
00:28:19
Welsh. Sean, you know Ronald Reagan
00:28:20
said this, you love Ronald Reagan but you don't have to
00:28:24
love everything a president does, but it's interesting that
00:28:27
he sounds so tough on immigration.
00:28:29
I think that's also Democrats are also feeling the heat on
00:28:33
immigration a little bit more. I think they're starting to see
00:28:37
a lot more Hispanics, kind of move over to the Republican side
00:28:40
and immigrations probably something.
00:28:42
That's driving it from Florida, to Texas, to a lot of places.
00:28:45
So I think they're probably starting to say the pressure
00:28:48
from that the And the focus groups are saying, we need to
00:28:52
get a little tougher on immigration.
00:28:53
We can't just have a open border.
00:28:55
So right. So he's going to have to move
00:28:58
towards the middle of that if he wants to run for president.
00:29:01
So this is like a pre-campaign. We'll see what I said here.
00:29:05
I told you all on Fox News so it'd be interesting hiding
00:29:09
hypothetical presidential candidacy of Gavin.
00:29:13
Newsom he just said he supports the 650 miles of wall that is On
00:29:19
California's border because he lives in, he governs a border
00:29:23
state. Does that now mean, does he
00:29:25
translate that into a general election and say it works in
00:29:28
California, the wall. So let's build it.
00:29:31
The rest of the country and finish the wall and the surprise
00:29:35
is Gavin Newsom going to Advocate to build the wall.
00:29:38
If he runs for president, that would be, that would be
00:29:42
fascinating. And the and then I would love to
00:29:45
see how they would flip this of like, well, no, when I said
00:29:48
this, this is what I'm And when Trump said it, yeah, that's what
00:29:52
he, you know, like I said it because I want to protect the
00:29:56
country and do it correctly, but when Trump said, it's because he
00:30:01
hates Mexicans. Yes, these racist.
00:30:03
So exactly, well, solutely Gavin.
00:30:06
Newsom, 2024. Build the wall, finish the wall,
00:30:12
Ready. We prioritize give a free
00:30:13
college education and 2.7 billion dollars of taxpayer
00:30:17
dollars in California to Medi Cal and that's really goal,
00:30:21
emigrants homely and we're spending the money already.
00:30:25
I know everybody on the right, can't stand Sanctuary.
00:30:27
Okay so I looked this up this is going to be the first fact-check
00:30:31
of this episode. This is from Kyle matters,
00:30:33
California's, expand Medical. But hundreds of thousands of
00:30:36
immigrants will still be left behind.
00:30:39
Let's see expansion would still leave.
00:30:44
Several hundred thousand undocumented immigrants.
00:30:47
Like Merrick when it's a person they mentioned uninsured,
00:30:50
they're unable to qualify because they have jobs where
00:30:53
they earn above Medicals annual income thresholds for most
00:30:56
adults 17 for single people, 23 for a couple and 36
00:31:02
for a family of four that leaves many low-income immigrants with
00:31:05
a few viable options for health coverage.
00:31:07
While most Californians who earn over the medical limit can get
00:31:11
Coverage through Covered California on document.
00:31:13
People are not allowed to buy insurance through the
00:31:15
marketplace under the federal Affordable Care Act in 2023
00:31:20
after medical, expands to cover undocumented immigrants. 50 and
00:31:23
older about 3.2 million. People will remain uninsured in
00:31:26
California according to researchers at UC Berkeley of
00:31:30
those 1.1 points. 1 Point. 1 6 million will be unauthorized
00:31:34
immigrants, that's a new term unauthorized immigrants, even if
00:31:39
Newsome's next step is approved. Covering undocumented adults 26
00:31:43
to 49 as early as 2020, for that would still leave roughly
00:31:46
450, undocumented, people under 65 with no health
00:31:50
coverage. So just to kind of make a
00:31:57
comment on his, he likes to Pat himself on the back for this,
00:32:01
but it's not being fully implemented.
00:32:04
So in terms of, if you're going to take a Victory lap on it,
00:32:09
It's not quite the Victory and hundreds of thousands of
00:32:13
unauthorized undocumented immigrants are not going to be
00:32:17
able to get access to it. Anyway, so what are we spending
00:32:19
the money on four guys, sitting an account.
00:32:23
Like I read another article and they authorize a certain amount
00:32:26
of funds at a time, but the funds are sitting there.
00:32:29
So in 2020, I want to say they release some of the funds.
00:32:32
And so it helped x amount of people now, it's kind of like,
00:32:36
what I guess next year, they're going to release Or maybe it's
00:32:40
this year, I don't know how it works.
00:32:43
It makes no sense to me, but does look like, it's not going
00:32:48
to The people that he's purporting, it to go to so wrong
00:32:53
or at least not as many. But also to the point that the
00:33:00
right likes to make the right likes to make it seem like it's
00:33:04
going to be just every undocumented immigrant is going
00:33:06
to get free healthcare just for walking across the border, but
00:33:10
it has to meet certain poverty lines and certain income.
00:33:13
So not a roaring success. And that Rudy Giuliani, by the
00:33:22
way, from sold attorney was a huge proponent of sanctuary
00:33:27
policy. I didn't know that actually
00:33:29
said, it keeps you healthier safer and more educated actually
00:33:32
made those arguments. But he was governor rather mayor
00:33:35
of New York, it's the cards that are dealt in the absence of
00:33:38
comprehensive reform. I'm all for comprehensive reform
00:33:40
on for background checks on, for addressing border security, and
00:33:43
all its forms and manifestations, not just walls.
00:33:46
I'm addressing a legal pathway. I'm actually wanted a dress, all
00:33:49
these issues, but I To do it. He's for border security in all
00:33:53
forms and safety. Is that like a pro police
00:33:58
statement? Hmm.
00:34:00
Is that a pro law enforcement statement?
00:34:03
Yeah, interesting more times. So are we Pro law enforcement
00:34:09
and Border Patrol and the wall? Wow, this is getting suspicious.
00:34:16
Just it's almost like it's time to hand grabbing a red hat.
00:34:24
But in a rational way and not just bastardize, the
00:34:27
conversation as exclusively about the Border.
00:34:30
Okay, I have here, my pile of stuff, the exact federal law
00:34:34
that prohibits. Now, there are two Court
00:34:36
decisions that you might be able to cite one is the the Trump
00:34:40
lawsuit that was in the ninth circuit, the other some wording
00:34:44
and one opinion that Justice Scalia gave some years back but
00:34:48
for the it is unambiguous. When you read the 18 us code AS
00:34:52
relates to entering the country that Got to do so legally by by
00:34:57
characterizing the state as sanctuary.
00:35:01
Are you thereby violating federal law?
00:35:05
The laws that are on the books and that our own Constitution
00:35:09
states, very unequivocally that in fact, you should be
00:35:13
following, thanks very policies. Have been on the books.
00:35:15
For decades City's Democratic cities, republican-led cities,
00:35:18
in the past Democratic states, clearly more modern conception
00:35:23
around. Dealing with reality, the cards
00:35:25
that are dealt. We want people that are victims
00:35:28
of crime to come forward and Report, those crimes.
00:35:30
That's the purpose of sanctuary. You want, you want people who
00:35:33
are guilty of crimes to come forward and Report.
00:35:36
Those crimes were victims of crime to report those crimes.
00:35:39
What is it? Because I'm kind of stuck on the
00:35:41
fact that he doesn't actually ever answer the question.
00:35:44
You just spins it? Yeah, it's in the Constitution.
00:35:50
Quick constitutional lesson there is a clause called
00:35:54
Preemption Clause, meaning for the supremacy clause.
00:35:58
Meaning that anything, the federal government does can
00:36:03
preempt anything states do. That's the idea of comes from
00:36:07
the idea of The Sovereign and the king and basically that the
00:36:11
Federal Government Can Priya preempt and Supremacy over
00:36:14
everything. So I think this was showing any
00:36:17
was trying to ask which is that the constitution has the
00:36:19
supremacy clause if there's federal law and the
00:36:23
Constitution. Ian clearly, gives the federal
00:36:26
government control over immigration, not the states.
00:36:30
So, if States thumb their nose at laws are created by the
00:36:33
federal government, they would be in violation of federal law.
00:36:37
And there's really no legal argument that states can make
00:36:40
because their subordinate to the federal government, that was a
00:36:45
little free constitutional advice or quick little
00:36:48
constitutional lesson. I didn't even charge anybody for
00:36:51
it Janice So that's what I think and he's not get he's he's
00:36:58
you're right he's being a little weasely on this because he's not
00:37:01
really answering whether they're in violation, he's like, oh
00:37:03
they've been on the books forever and blah blah blah.
00:37:06
Okay, sure what is how does he feel about?
00:37:11
You know, when states don't listen to federal law and
00:37:15
federal nullification because that's effectively what this is.
00:37:18
That's a different theory is nullification.
00:37:21
Thomas Jefferson talked about it.
00:37:23
This idea of like The states can nullify actions of the federal
00:37:26
government by just not obeying it even if they're not in, if
00:37:30
they're violating federal law, I wonder how he would feel about
00:37:33
other nullification processes by other states.
00:37:38
May be red States nullify and say we're not listening to
00:37:40
federal government on this issue or that issue.
00:37:43
So, it does open an interesting legal argument and he doesn't
00:37:47
really answer the question. Good be educated.
00:37:53
That's here. Regardless of how they got here.
00:37:55
You want that kid, educate. You want to take care of
00:37:57
someone? That's an emergency and not have
00:38:00
them concerned that they're going to be deported by a nurse.
00:38:02
The point, is you deal with reality.
00:38:04
But, look, I stipulate. I'm happy to get rid of those
00:38:08
those protections by doing the hard work of actually coming
00:38:11
together as a nation, across our differences, and support
00:38:15
comprehensive reform, and modernize our Asylum system, and
00:38:19
modernize our immigration system, Stop this issue.
00:38:22
Only get worse. It's not just the Border.
00:38:25
Issue is 27 and a half million people under Joe Biden will
00:38:28
illegally enter this country and three years of his presidency to
00:38:32
me. That's unconscionable that's
00:38:34
unfair to the American people. That's unfair to the States,
00:38:37
including your state, that's unfair to Border States like
00:38:40
Texas. But here's what I want to just
00:38:42
pause a second and ask you really serious question.
00:38:48
I don't think Joe Biden is Mentally physically capable of
00:38:54
being the pressure, hell of a pivot.
00:38:56
Ron you've been on TV and radio this long, you went from
00:39:00
immigration to, I'm going to Pivot to the fact that the
00:39:03
president United States is basically a vegetable discuss.
00:39:10
That it states. Hang on.
00:39:12
I suspect if I took your phone and I took a look at it, not
00:39:17
that I believe in privacy I would never do that.
00:39:20
I would bet on a daily basis that there are people were zhing
00:39:24
you to run for president and primary him.
00:39:27
Am I Wrong? Am I assumption on my phone's?
00:39:29
Been lighting up at how? Well he did with the UK prime
00:39:31
minister, my function up and how he's not.
00:39:33
Like that's a nice stock McCarthy on the desert, won't
00:39:36
light up phone lights up with Republican friends.
00:39:38
Say, you know, Despite all of the rhetoric these bipartisan
00:39:43
bills, he keeps passing on infrastructure and the chips and
00:39:46
science act by part lies on gun legislation will form in the
00:39:50
desert lies. He's listening, his Republican
00:39:52
friends are saying all this, no, not even your Democrat.
00:39:55
Friends are saying that Buddy. No, no, I don't think I don't
00:39:58
think his phone is blowing up with people going OMG.
00:40:01
Did you see what the president did today?
00:40:03
Oh my God, I'm so great. We're gonna have to wait till
00:40:06
2020 because Biden is so amazing.
00:40:09
My guts out of me. You have no chance at all.
00:40:14
That ceiling. Make me feel, maybe he's done a
00:40:17
little bit better job than some wasn't.
00:40:19
My question. Are those your phone light up
00:40:22
with Gavin, you need to get in this primary.
00:40:24
He's not able to run. He's not up to the job.
00:40:27
Look, there's everybody has their quiet chatter and
00:40:30
everybody's out there rooting for America.
00:40:33
I'm rooting for our president, I have great confidence in his.
00:40:35
I don't want to see, I don't want to accomplish, I think he
00:40:38
is policies. Philly chip stack science act,
00:40:42
you pose that I will tell you on every measure from the economy,
00:40:46
inflation, borders, energy, National Security.
00:40:50
He's missing in action. Talk about them in order.
00:40:52
Let's lying on the way. But I want to challenge the
00:40:55
premise, you said the economy 13.1 million jobs, he's created
00:40:58
more. He's opposed covid, you can
00:41:00
okay, okay first sight or the second fact check.
00:41:04
Okay, let's see. Second fact-check did Biden.
00:41:07
Actually create more jobs. That's been something that he
00:41:11
likes to talk about. Did he create 12 million new
00:41:14
jobs? And this is this is Town Hall
00:41:16
but they do quote PolitiFact a lot.
00:41:18
So if you come at me and say I quoted from town hall, they
00:41:22
quote from PolitiFact. It says Biden was an augury when
00:41:26
the nation recovered from the sudden job losses that stem from
00:41:30
the government mandate pandemic. Lockdowns in 2020, the jobs
00:41:33
recovery began under former President Donald Trump.
00:41:36
But because his tenure ended only eight months into the
00:41:38
economic Revival cycle. Much of the jobs accrued during
00:41:42
Biden's time and office quote. This is literally evidence that
00:41:46
Biden was handed something on a golden platter.
00:41:48
Douglas holtz-eakin head of American action Forum.
00:41:50
A think-tank told PolitiFact this recovery from a deep
00:41:54
recession, would have happened no matter who was president,
00:41:58
let's say proportion of adults who either had a job or we're
00:42:01
looking for one Edge to 62.4% January, which is below.
00:42:05
The pre-pandemic levels 63.4%. Meanwhile, most Americans 60% of
00:42:11
them believe the fighting has not created more good jobs in
00:42:14
their communities published on a Washington post/abc poll.
00:42:18
So percentage-wise us jobs under by and swatches increased by 85
00:42:24
8.5% since his presidential term star, Which is less than that of
00:42:28
former President. Barack Obama's first term, 8.6
00:42:31
President Bill Clinton's first term, 10.5 Ronald Reagan 11.2.
00:42:35
President, Jimmy Carter 12.8 using this metric PolitiFact
00:42:40
measure that binds percent of of job.
00:42:41
Gains is also a match by former President Nixon 13.2, Lyndon B
00:42:46
Johnson 21.3 and Clinton's 21.9 so well.
00:42:53
Okay, correct me if I'm wrong, just a moment ago, Hannity asked
00:42:58
him about the border and Gavin sounded very presidential saying
00:43:04
he, you know, once he's Willing to do the hard work with the
00:43:07
nation and come together and do border reform then he turns
00:43:11
around a moment later to to fend Biden on all his policies and
00:43:15
how great their working, including the Border.
00:43:20
So did he just say he believes that the Border needs to be
00:43:25
reformed and then he just said, Biden's doing fantastic On the
00:43:28
Border. Yeah.
00:43:30
Yeah. He said there definitely needs
00:43:33
to be comprehensive reform. It sounds like there's a lot of
00:43:35
work to be done on migration and immigration and the border.
00:43:38
And but also biting is slaying it.
00:43:42
He's just absolutely killing it on the border so and can you
00:43:46
real quick touch on the Government doesn't create jobs.
00:43:51
Right. The government doesn't create
00:43:53
jobs because, well, the government can create jobs that
00:43:59
can create public sector jobs, but it's in terms of private ADP
00:44:02
like payrolls, which is what like the stock market goes off
00:44:05
of. So, every month, there's like a
00:44:08
jobs report by ATP and I'll say, like, you know, several hundred
00:44:12
thousand jobs were created last month.
00:44:16
The government doesn't create jobs, the government can get out
00:44:18
of the way of creating jobs and so, This idea of like the
00:44:21
government actively creates jobs.
00:44:24
Is such a misnomer and it's such Weasley language to make people
00:44:30
believe that the president somehow sits there and figures
00:44:33
out how to create jobs, they don't create jobs, they get out
00:44:37
of the way of job creation or they get out of the way of
00:44:41
businesses being started, and that's basically it.
00:44:44
If the president has a business-friendly environment
00:44:48
that people can start businesses under and create jobs or there's
00:44:52
a business-friendly environment. Businesses will go.
00:44:56
Hey it looks like you know, the Trump tax cuts are going into
00:44:59
effect at my business can make a lot more money and I can now
00:45:03
hire more people because I'm not going to pay as much in payroll
00:45:06
taxes. The government is not creating
00:45:08
that job there more. So getting out of the way and
00:45:10
creating an environment, where more jobs are created by private
00:45:14
entrepreneurs. So, right, and if they're
00:45:17
creating jobs in the public sector aren't they?
00:45:21
Then just taxing as more dollars to pay for those jobs.
00:45:25
Correct. Yeah, yeah.
00:45:26
And and California is definitely one of those were the more jobs
00:45:30
you create here in California, the more money they make on the
00:45:34
back end. So which just funds the enormous
00:45:38
Sacramento apparatus that is so yeah.
00:45:43
Sorry, I'll stop when I was able to get there.
00:45:47
Yeah, so bottom line, whenever they say a president has created
00:45:51
this many jobs, it's BS. They don't create jobs, their
00:45:55
environment creates jobs. So That's an artificial.
00:46:02
Let me just let me see this as an opportunity to engage your
00:46:09
President. Donald Trump lost 2.6 million
00:46:11
jobs during his four years. We created 13.1 may find, you
00:46:14
can maintain a covid frame. How about the fact that Joe
00:46:17
Biden's created more jobs? Six times more jobs than the
00:46:21
previous three Republican. Presidents, your eyes are you
00:46:24
going to buy me that the average family where we have two thirds
00:46:28
of Americans? Now live, Paycheck to paycheck.
00:46:31
It was 70% underground. That was 70 true.
00:46:34
It was seventh row, $700, Greek, lovi page.
00:46:36
We have the lowest unemployment rate for every demographic
00:46:40
fluid. We have the lowest black
00:46:41
unemployment and you and I are living with the lowest
00:46:44
unemployment. We have in our lifetime showing
00:46:46
you how to put a graphic and the economy was its record-low under
00:46:50
Joe Biden. Okay.
00:46:52
We had historic low after historic low under Donald Trump.
00:46:55
Donald try. I mean, here's it but he's gonna
00:46:58
want to have a clock. B.
00:47:00
And in terms of the progress and job creation.
00:47:02
Your you look what he's done on job.
00:47:04
Would you grade? Joe, Biden presidency.
00:47:06
You were at odds with the American people, and the
00:47:08
Democratic artist. I'm just dealing with you Max.
00:47:10
I'm dealing with. What is your great?
00:47:12
I'm going to go back. Let's talk.
00:47:13
You brought up six, well, actually got answer some
00:47:16
question. I'm answering the ones in order.
00:47:18
One of the economy on the economy.
00:47:20
Let's talk about, they're going to give him an a inflation
00:47:23
stubborn around the globe. That's, let's put this talk
00:47:25
about. Inflation is down, 40% since
00:47:27
last summer, 10 months in a row for point.
00:47:29
And percent, he was just with the UK prime minister, it's
00:47:32
6.9%. Is that because of violence?
00:47:34
I think, - economic and energy policies are directly impacted
00:47:38
the UK's inflation. No, I wear the fact that Francis
00:47:41
5.5% of Germany's at 6:00 you awake.
00:47:43
You said you're not inflation. We're moving in the right
00:47:46
direction on the issue of the border security and I've heard
00:47:49
is 1.4 percent inflation. It went up to 40 years.
00:47:52
I have a 40-year high school, bully globally because you've
00:47:56
just brought out some guy, so they're yelling at each other.
00:48:01
I kind of want to just kind of cut through the BS of what
00:48:03
they're yelling about. So inflation obviously happened
00:48:08
because of covid. There's no denying that most
00:48:11
economists economists believe that covid or inflation
00:48:16
absolutely happened because covid very simple you shut off
00:48:20
all of the supply. There's still demand less Supply
00:48:24
more money, chasing Goods, combine that to make it a real
00:48:29
fire. Form of everything going wrong,
00:48:32
take trillions of dollars, pump it into the economy, whether
00:48:35
through businesses or stimulus checks or stuff like that.
00:48:38
Now, you have even more money, Chase it even fewer, Goods
00:48:41
things are just out of control. So inflation is obviously
00:48:43
rampant around the globe, how people are kind of tackling it
00:48:47
is one way or another Jerome. Powell has been trying to bring
00:48:51
down inflation through rate hikes.
00:48:55
I don't want to get too wonky here because that's not the
00:48:57
point of this podcast. But yeah, it's still high.
00:49:02
And in terms of California, you know, we all sit here and look
00:49:06
at in. This is kind of relevant because
00:49:09
Newsome was just Champion. The fact that his new petroleum
00:49:13
or oil company Watchdog went into effect just a couple days
00:49:17
ago. Guys, is still five dollars a
00:49:20
gallon. Okay guys was shot up after
00:49:24
covid. After all of that when inflation
00:49:26
started and when there was more demand And it has not come down
00:49:31
so I have not seen a reduction in inflation.
00:49:34
In terms of at the gas pump. I haven't seen it in terms of my
00:49:37
grocery bill in terms of energy that I'm paying for, SDG&E
00:49:42
keeps, raising our rates over and over again.
00:49:44
So I don't know. He's talking about that sound
00:49:46
40%, it's probably still really high.
00:49:50
It must have started from a really high spot and come down
00:49:52
40% because it still feels like inflation is incredibly High
00:49:56
across. Anywhere you go in California,
00:49:58
what do you Think. All of our basic necessities are
00:50:04
outrageously expensive. My husband and I are like, where
00:50:07
is all the money going? And you will get it.
00:50:08
We're like, we've got food, we've paid our utility bill, you
00:50:13
know, and guy looked today when I was out, I passed a gas
00:50:16
station, 45 and Saturday. It increases what?
00:50:19
Eight percent tax hike. Yeah, that's going into effect
00:50:24
this weekend a reversed. Yep.
00:50:28
July 1st. They will.
00:50:29
Be a spike in the gas tax in California, right around Fourth
00:50:33
of July. So happy birthday America and
00:50:36
you get taxed more anyway. Everything is so much more
00:50:40
expensive and I have four kids and buying them.
00:50:45
Food is, is insane to just to have a water line that, you
00:50:50
know, just have access to water. Not actually getting water is
00:50:53
costing us so much a month of then getting water.
00:50:57
Is like, okay, now we just Big four times that in the gas bills
00:51:02
have gone up and everything. And then, you know, because gas
00:51:06
has gone up, of course, now our waste collection, their fees
00:51:10
went up because they're being affected and it's Yeah, I know,
00:51:15
it hasn't come down in California.
00:51:16
No, I mean it's already expensive to live in California
00:51:20
and then you add inflation on top of it.
00:51:21
It's gotten even worse to live in California.
00:51:24
Yes. You know, he'll I go to Trader
00:51:26
Joe's. And I feel like I just buy a
00:51:27
couple things and I walk out. It's like, okay, that'll be $100
00:51:30
and you go back. Did I buy some milk and eggs and
00:51:34
bread for the week? I don't I'm not lucky enough to
00:51:39
get free eggs like you do, so they're not free.
00:51:43
That's true. Chicken more expensive cost per
00:51:47
egg for you because you have to do all the stuff to take care of
00:51:50
the chickens. I just go to the store and pick
00:51:51
up eggs. You can go buy me to tell my
00:51:54
kids to walk them up so that we can continue to get eggs.
00:51:59
Anyway moving on dismal jobs record ready to covid-19 by the
00:52:08
way let me stop you. All right, so I would assume
00:52:14
that we getting annoyed tonight. Here's the problem.
00:52:17
That Joe Biden has, you're arguing, you're fighting.
00:52:20
You're battling your articulate. We could sit here for three
00:52:23
hours. Probably have a beer or two in
00:52:25
the middle of this and you can keep going.
00:52:28
Here's the problem. Your president can't have this
00:52:31
conversation, he's not capable of it.
00:52:34
Now, my question is a serious one, right?
00:52:36
Okay, is Joe Biden up to the job of being president.
00:52:40
And as a little reminder, take a look at your Couldn't in the
00:52:43
monitor. Okay, I'm going to skip over
00:52:45
this because it's just a montage of Biden doing dumb things.
00:52:54
You had infrastructure week every week for four tires still,
00:52:57
importing them all from Taiwan which is about to be taken over
00:53:00
by China. We had four billion dollar
00:53:02
proofpoint just here in California with Applied
00:53:03
Materials, bringing semiconductor investment back
00:53:05
here in the state of California. My point being going to talk
00:53:08
about your results but bipartisan results, Real
00:53:11
Results, jobs programs. The IRA, I know you don't like
00:53:14
it. I mean, hundreds of billions of
00:53:16
dollars in green energy investment, mostly in red
00:53:19
States. You're the biggest beneficiary
00:53:20
of the, I raise taxes on the oil.
00:53:24
Yes, Cole pensions and quote taxes, corporations
00:53:29
corporations, don't pay taxes. They pass the cost on to the
00:53:32
consumers, that's all they do. You know that on the issue of
00:53:36
energy Independence, I think it was your second of the list of
00:53:40
item. You think he's cognitively
00:53:41
strong enough. To be president conversations
00:53:43
from all the time. Yes.
00:53:44
And I'll tell you what you do. I'm dead serious about that a
00:53:46
Converse? I've talked to him when he's
00:53:48
been overseas, I've been an Air Force, One Marine one, I've been
00:53:51
in the limo with him, I've spent time with, I'll carry it.
00:53:54
I never answered my question directly.
00:53:55
How many times is your phone ping a day?
00:53:58
People saying you need to get in this race?
00:54:00
They agree with me that he's not up to the job.
00:54:03
Those a little stumble there by Gavin.
00:54:06
Newsom, I think it's like wearing him down like a police
00:54:08
interview. Like, how many times do you say?
00:54:11
Do you get pings that you need to run for president because
00:54:14
Biden's A demented old vegetable?
00:54:20
Well, I see where you're going with that.
00:54:22
I'm asking. No, and I'm not answering under
00:54:25
any circumstances. Would you get in this jewelry?
00:54:27
No none. I look, I really am proud.
00:54:30
I think he's a man of decency and character.
00:54:32
I'm really proud of the president proud of what he's
00:54:33
accomplished strong enough to be president.
00:54:35
That's I'm wrong about. He just did the McCarthy.
00:54:38
He ran circles, look, at the vote card.
00:54:40
I didn't just gotta go to Fort. Exactly Kevin, I'm for results.
00:54:46
I'm for results of the people benefit.
00:54:49
I like the play. I want to say four point eight
00:54:51
trillion. All right.
00:54:52
Now, so we're at a point I think you have four more articulate
00:54:57
for more verse four. More inches is at this point
00:55:01
where you're like, could Hannity kisses ass anymore on this
00:55:05
interview because it's just like crawl over there.
00:55:08
Run your fingers through his hair and tell him how much you
00:55:10
love his hair Hannity. Just whispered sweet nothings
00:55:12
into Newsome's. Are just, you know, I almost
00:55:15
feel like if he did run for president Hannity, might vote
00:55:17
for him the way. Yeah, he's going after going.
00:55:20
Are you just so passionate so wonderful.
00:55:25
This theory that people going to come calling because I don't
00:55:28
think in your party. They think he's the guy, this is
00:55:30
my thought. Now I've got a bunch of well I
00:55:36
don't want to make this an argument.
00:55:37
I want you to explain research because my argument to you is
00:55:40
conservative policies. Work.
00:55:43
You know, I don't care if it's Ronald Reagan, I don't care.
00:55:46
If it's Newt gingrich's contract, I don't care if it's
00:55:48
Donald Trump's four years as president I believe his policies
00:55:51
work. He's through strength work,
00:55:53
building up our military Building a wall enforcing Law
00:55:57
and Order energy and dependence, which Biden gave up?
00:56:00
What you didn't bring up? Let me which I'm happy to
00:56:03
direct. Let me show you a list of
00:56:05
corporate headquarters that are leaving your state injured.
00:56:09
Well, let's bring it out how I look forward to having this
00:56:11
country. So I'm, well, aware corporate
00:56:14
headquarters are leaving. Look at San Francisco and
00:56:16
particular the closing now because they can't keep their
00:56:20
product in the store because they getting robbed.
00:56:22
I got another one for you. Really adjusted business
00:56:25
applications, you always bring up Florida and I compared you to
00:56:28
Florida. I think you have a higher
00:56:29
population of am not mistaken a significantly higher.
00:56:32
But why are they doing better in business?
00:56:34
Formula will have to take a look at that more?
00:56:36
You take a look. I'm happy to have been looking
00:56:38
forward. How many more of these you have?
00:56:40
Let's go, let's say and and can't say in your listing on
00:56:44
audio basically shows Florida and California Florida in 2020
00:56:48
at 500 jobs 440 thousand jobs.
00:56:55
I mean, 20-20-20 2020 and 2021, probably makes sense.
00:56:59
Because California is basically shut down.
00:57:02
No one was going to start a business in the middle of the
00:57:04
pandemic, in the middle of, how many lockdowns did, you know, we
00:57:09
were out of it, and then, we're back into lockdown stuff like
00:57:11
that. No one had the faith to start a
00:57:13
business. It does spread out a little bit
00:57:16
more between 2022. I did look this up because I was
00:57:21
interested in this as well. Let's see if I can find which
00:57:25
tab. This is hold please.
00:57:31
So I'll give you a Democrat again here.
00:57:34
Am I going to be a Democrat again?
00:57:36
Yeah, I mean, I read. Are You Gonna suddenly shocked
00:57:39
us? All with your.
00:57:41
Here's the thing. The Democrat was right.
00:57:45
Business formation statistics by state.
00:57:50
As of Well this is just recently.
00:57:53
So let's say I'm going to do not month-to-month, let's do a year
00:57:57
to year. This is on census.gov year to
00:58:02
year. Florida is up 3.4 percent year
00:58:06
to year from 2010, to 2020, 350 3528 business applications.
00:58:15
Now California is up 17.7%. However, the numbers only
00:58:22
Thousand. So, there actually was more job
00:58:24
creation or business applications year to year
00:58:28
between California floor. There's way more in Florida.
00:58:32
So if you look at the raw numbers, yeah, the percent.
00:58:36
It's very clear there, were way more in Florida than there was
00:58:40
in California, and California has a higher population.
00:58:44
So yes, Florida is actually beating California on this
00:58:48
point. Okay.
00:58:51
And the fact that it's Up 17%. I don't know why the big jump,
00:58:55
maybe it's because in 2022. Maybe we are still feeling the
00:58:59
after effects here in California's crazy thing. 20 22
00:59:02
were still kind of feeling the after-effects of covid and how
00:59:05
crazy that was. So maybe there was more
00:59:08
confidence that people were like okay we're finally out of covid,
00:59:12
we're done, we're not going backwards, so maybe there was
00:59:15
more people but yeah, there were more, there were more business
00:59:19
applications in Florida, bottom line.
00:59:22
Line and that's from senses. Maybe, maybe they did.
00:59:26
It was all the people that left California went to Florida or,
00:59:29
like, well, time to start a business here.
00:59:31
Absolutely Texas didn't do so well, actually, they were down
00:59:36
3.5%. Only 38 the biggest
00:59:42
percentage boost oddly enough looks like New Mexico.
00:59:48
Do you want to move to New Mexico?
00:59:49
Because that's where all the jobs are going.
00:59:52
Nobody talks about that New Mexico, New Mexico.
00:59:55
Yeah, percentage-wise. It was the most 24%, but they
00:59:58
only created like 2 business applications.
01:00:03
Okay, but that's interesting. That's a huge jump.
01:00:08
And Arizona just for 5.6%, 10 business applications.
01:00:15
But again, if you're comparing the fact that Florida has less
01:00:18
population to California, it does not look even close.
01:00:22
All right. Zoo.
01:00:25
Bring them all out. Let's have this conversation.
01:00:27
Okay, let me ask this is a tough question for you.
01:00:30
I don't think it will be looking for.
01:00:32
All right, so you're the first governor in history that has had
01:00:38
a net migration out of the Golden State.
01:00:41
Go West Young man. Yeah, yeah.
01:00:43
I lived here. I lived here.
01:00:44
Five years. Horace, Greeley I was a Porsche
01:00:46
guy in Santa Barbara the time in the early 80s.
01:00:50
If you look at, I want you to really look at this.
01:00:53
Yeah, and explain for the years. 20, 21 and 20 22.
01:00:57
Yep. Why Florida is taking in nearly
01:01:02
a thousand people a day and you're losing eight, hundred
01:01:06
people a day it leaving. Tell me why they're leaving your
01:01:09
state. So we'll stop at three or you
01:01:11
want to do the whole. Oh, no, we'll just answer one of
01:01:14
the 18 states. 18 states had declines in population.
01:01:17
California's with point three percent.
01:01:19
You didn't bring up many of the red States that had declining
01:01:21
populations. It's an interesting fact and I
01:01:24
don't See it on here, interesting omitted fact, what's
01:01:28
that per capita, more Floridians, move to California
01:01:32
than California, is moving to Florida.
01:01:34
That fact, Jack is feel like we should have like, a fact check
01:01:38
sound effect. This is from PolitiFact because
01:01:43
they actually fact check this exact statement per capita more
01:01:48
Floridians move to California and then Californians.
01:01:51
Moving to Florida. Let's see.
01:01:54
Do do, do do. Let's see what that is shows.
01:01:58
Hold on. I got to get my highlighted.
01:02:03
In raw numbers close to 13, more Californians, move to
01:02:07
Florida than the other way around.
01:02:10
However, this does not account for the state's population
01:02:12
sizes. California has about 17 million
01:02:15
more residents in Florida and Newsome specified.
01:02:17
He was citing per capita. So per number, there were more
01:02:21
Californians, going to Florida. So, he used that whole per
01:02:25
capita, to make it seem like it's more of a fair fight
01:02:29
Newsome's team provided as evidence.
01:02:31
And Says, of data compiled by researchers at the University of
01:02:34
Minnesota according to calculations from Newsome's,
01:02:36
team close to 90 per 100 Californians.
01:02:40
Move to Florida in 2021 compared with nearly 123 per, 100
01:02:45
Floridians, who moved to California.
01:02:49
Let's see. Morecambe Floridians moving to
01:02:52
California per capita than the other way around.
01:02:54
Is part of a new nearly two decades friend up with migration
01:02:58
levels are small quote, historically, migration
01:03:00
exchanges between Florida and California have been rather
01:03:03
inefficient with net, migration being close to zero and the
01:03:06
overall numbers of migrants have been rather low, considering the
01:03:10
population sizes of the two states.
01:03:14
So the ruling is that while yes, it is technically true.
01:03:20
It Needs more information and that it's not statistically
01:03:25
significant. That doesn't really make that
01:03:28
much of a meaningful difference, so he's trying to use this per
01:03:31
capita, but it's such a small margin that, in reality, it
01:03:35
doesn't really mean anything. But in raw numbers there are
01:03:38
more people moving to Florida from California then the other
01:03:42
way around. Okay.
01:03:47
Is in one of your eight slides. Let me take another stab at this
01:03:51
in 2021. California at 7.8 percent of GDP
01:03:54
GDP growth in this country one of the fastest growing economies
01:03:57
anywhere on planet Earth, this state continues to be the tent
01:04:00
pole. The American economy 25.6
01:04:03
percent of All American jobs came from the state in April in
01:04:07
the last two fiscal years and enjoyed a hundred and seventy
01:04:10
seven point seven billion dollars in operating.
01:04:13
Surpluses, we're on our way to be the fourth largest economy,
01:04:16
eat your heart out. Germany in the world.
01:04:18
Number one in R&D Venture Capital more scientists,
01:04:21
researchers. More Nobel laureates, more
01:04:24
patents emanating out of this state than any other state.
01:04:26
In America, with all due respect for doesn't even come close.
01:04:30
Eat Your Heart Out, Texas. California continues to be
01:04:34
dominant, economic engine for them.
01:04:36
I promised you before this interview.
01:04:38
I would let you give full answers.
01:04:39
That's a full answer. Thank you.
01:04:40
Okay. Now I'm going to challenge it.
01:04:43
Good. And the challenge is, is this is
01:04:45
the first time in the history Through the state that you've
01:04:47
lost populations the first time right now.
01:04:51
I'm going to give you another sheet here and this is about
01:04:54
income tax, your state income tax is 13.3% of the highest
01:04:59
number. I also did more digging the top
01:05:02
one percent of Californians pay 50% of that total income tax
01:05:06
bill. Yeah well he haffley that's
01:05:09
redistribution of wealth is it? Well it's progressive tax rolls.
01:05:12
Now look at yours 13.3. What does Florida what does that
01:05:15
say says you Errol. Well, it's factually untrue.
01:05:18
It's not zero. Then they have zero.
01:05:20
Although any top Point, while the top 1% pay, look here,
01:05:24
you're promoting your John's. That's, is that a?
01:05:27
Is that a lie? No, let's here's what you're
01:05:29
promoting your promoting regressive tax policy, we don't
01:05:32
believe in aggressive tax policy, you're promoting one
01:05:35
component. I mean, I don't know, I think
01:05:37
tax policy is pretty Progressive here.
01:05:39
I mean, it's pretty I should. We should call his pretty
01:05:42
oppressive here in California. No, it is.
01:05:46
He makes it Sound like only the 1%, pay any taxes in California
01:05:50
which is certainly not true at. All right?
01:05:54
You can be basically middle class in your pain.
01:05:56
A crap ton of your paycheck is going into into California's
01:06:00
coffers. So fact, check again.
01:06:04
We got the fact is I'll put all the links in the show notes.
01:06:08
Fact-check Newsom says 95% of Tucson's pay more taxes and
01:06:12
Californians. Let's see.
01:06:16
I see other Studies have found that Californians on average pay
01:06:18
more tax. And Texans, though wind said the
01:06:20
Statewide average is largely reflect Cal, Fire's higher taxes
01:06:23
on iPhone households. In other study, the tax
01:06:26
Foundation, a conservative leaning washington-based,
01:06:28
research group compared taxes paid by the individual with a
01:06:30
hundred thousand dollar income, Texas and California suburbs.
01:06:34
The Texan paid 6335 no income tax, five thousand dollars in
01:06:39
property, tax in 1620 in sales tax.
01:06:43
The Californian paid 11 1946 which included 5 in income
01:06:50
tax, 5000 property tax in 1 in sales tax, text is a much
01:06:55
lower tax rate than California experience.
01:06:57
That holds true for most taxpayers at different points,
01:06:59
along the income Spectrum. So to go to Newsome's point a
01:07:07
progressed, the idea of a progressive tax scheme is that
01:07:11
people only start to really pay the higher up the income.
01:07:15
A cat that go based on this study, it shows that
01:07:18
Californians at all levels of income are paying higher taxes
01:07:23
compared to Texas. So, Fact, check.
01:07:29
Send Sound by insert future. Soundbite of fact, check Percent
01:07:38
with all due respect you and I may pay the 1% the vast majority
01:07:41
of people watching. Don't you pay more taxes in
01:07:44
States like Texas from the middle class than you do in
01:07:47
States? Like California right now?
01:07:48
Hold on. No, no.
01:07:49
This is way too many, can, the American people don't know this,
01:07:52
we have the highest tax rate for the 1%, but middle-class
01:07:55
families actually pay less than the majority of.
01:07:59
So something to press cabin about See if this, if this is
01:08:04
where Sean Hannity, if he was more prepped and nobody was
01:08:06
talking about, would have been a better question, do you?
01:08:10
Someone should press Amisha said, okay, so you support Prop
01:08:14
13 because that is a tax on the middle class, property tax and
01:08:19
Prop 13 protects that. The property tax is not going to
01:08:23
go Sky High or get out of control and it's only going to
01:08:26
be at a certain percentage. Do you support Prop 13 and not
01:08:29
raising property taxes in California.
01:08:32
All them to that answer because I have a feeling that if Gavin
01:08:35
Newsom had his way, he'd get rid of problems, party wants to get
01:08:39
rid of Prop 13, so they can start to charge people
01:08:42
astronomical property taxes. It's the last sort of Frontier
01:08:46
of things that they can't get their hands on.
01:08:49
And they know there's probably billions of dollars in property
01:08:51
taxes that they're not collecting because of Prop 13.
01:08:55
And if you don't know what Prop 13 is go, look up, a Prop 13 is
01:08:59
so It's I think imagine the tax bracket in the study that I just
01:09:06
cited. Imagine the difference in taxes
01:09:09
that everyone would pay and he's trying to be weaseling say well
01:09:11
middle class don't pay as much taxes know that.
01:09:14
But if you get rid of Prop 13 and that property tax bikes,
01:09:18
doesn't matter the middle class in California will end up paying
01:09:20
the highest taxes in the entire country.
01:09:23
There won't be any way to argue it.
01:09:24
So if you want to sit here and pretend like the middle class,
01:09:28
doesn't pay that much in taxes. And California.
01:09:32
Someone's gotta press him on the fact that do you support Prop 13
01:09:35
then and you're never going to get rid of it and you think
01:09:37
property tax rate should be kept at a certain minimum.
01:09:44
California secessionist. Who were you for?
01:09:47
So, who are you fighting fly? I am for.
01:09:50
I'm just wondering because I have homes in Hobart Florida and
01:09:53
a lot of property tax there, double what you pay in
01:09:56
California. I would think, well, I say
01:09:57
except if you add the millionaire property tax, that
01:10:00
you've just put in LA county, that's a transfer tax.
01:10:03
And we didn't do that. That was like a half of the loss
01:10:10
of net population, 18 states. We were number 0.5 and this
01:10:14
number here, 13.3% now the every Californian also had since we're
01:10:19
not for a decade, okay. That would write and you
01:10:22
supported him for a decade public, actually initiate pay it
01:10:25
was supported by the public. The point is Florida has zero
01:10:29
the net population growth. Hang on per Florida is almost
01:10:32
percent is almost a thousand people a day and you lose that
01:10:40
know. I respect your audience too much
01:10:42
to let them be misled on. The audience doesn't live in
01:10:45
that rare for. No, this is a lie.
01:10:46
You're manipulating some fundamental facts.
01:10:50
You're omitting, the fact that the vast majority of people do
01:10:54
not live in the one percent, you're talking about the one
01:10:58
percent tax, one percent pays half of it.
01:11:01
Yeah, I understand that, but I'm talking about the American
01:11:03
people don't live there and the reality is when they live in
01:11:06
Texas versus California middle class, pay more than they do in
01:11:09
the state of California. Says higher taxes in Florida,
01:11:11
that's for sure. Seems to be with Ron DeSantis.
01:11:15
No, it wasn't. And that's we could talk about
01:11:17
it. We'll get into that in a little
01:11:19
bit. Here's my point.
01:11:20
Now, we've had a progressive tax but I didn't establish the 13.3%
01:11:23
that was done before I even got it.
01:11:25
So what have you done to help that the 13.3% right mr.
01:11:29
Right mr. Tax Warrior over here, you know,
01:11:33
he wants to talk about how low taxes are in California.
01:11:36
I don't see him sit and going down to Sacramento in the
01:11:40
capital and saying, hey, let's get rid of these taxes.
01:11:43
Azure, let's lower taxes. Let's stop the gas tax.
01:11:45
Let's get rid of all these taxes.
01:11:47
I don't see him doing that. So he's trying to pretend like
01:11:50
he didn't put it there and therefore you know so it's out
01:11:53
of his hands it's etched in stone.
01:11:55
I can't touch it even though I'm the you know, twice elected
01:11:59
governor of California. So Increases in the top one
01:12:07
percent tax. I oppose the Statewide wealth
01:12:09
tax. I've never been a prophet, a
01:12:11
Democrat. I balanced budget.
01:12:12
We make the hard choices. I'm a business guy started
01:12:15
having that most of the 32 million dollar billion dollars
01:12:17
this year. The state we dominate in Venture
01:12:19
Capital. Like how he cleverly, just
01:12:22
doesn't even answer that fact that were in a thirty two
01:12:25
billion dollar deficit. Right.
01:12:30
Education anywhere? I'm pretty wait wait what did he
01:12:33
just say about public education? Let's go back.
01:12:38
We could just actually not billion dollars a share.
01:12:40
This state, we dominate in Venture Capital Innovation with
01:12:44
the finest system of public, higher education, anywhere on
01:12:46
planet Earth. I convey more Talent.
01:12:47
Public higher education, higher education.
01:12:51
Now, Pauly D. Couldn't say public education
01:12:53
because it's breakdown. I don't know.
01:12:55
Was it 45th or something? I don't even think it's 50.
01:12:58
And I realized that there's you can't go below 50, but I'm
01:13:01
pretty sure we did. It's a gave him a worse than the
01:13:04
territories like Guam and Puerto Rico.
01:13:06
Yeah. Planet this state Rd.
01:13:11
What did what did Tesla does do they move back into the state of
01:13:14
California? Disney's moving their jobs back
01:13:17
from Florida in the state of California, you didn't
01:13:18
acknowledge per capita. More Floridians, coming back to
01:13:22
California and California something we already debunked,
01:13:24
but okay. This was an anomalous 18 states
01:13:29
or decline. I love this state, don't count
01:13:32
us out. I've been hearing this bashing
01:13:33
all mine, I am not, but I have a list of all the state
01:13:36
headquarters and I'll scroll them on our screen and you could
01:13:39
take a look at them. These are all the corporations
01:13:41
that have left your state, and we're creative corporate
01:13:44
headquarters one after another after another.
01:13:47
There's a lot. So what I'm pointing out as you
01:13:50
can see him laughs. Yeah, like you see your Gavin
01:13:54
laughs is if this is Funny. Yes, it's not funny because this
01:13:58
is what's hurting people like you and I yeah these you know,
01:14:02
then people lost their jobs. A lot of people lost their jobs
01:14:05
because he's these headquarters, just got up and left and he just
01:14:09
was like, haha you know, none of this is true.
01:14:14
Can you fix my hair real quick and none of this is true.
01:14:17
It's all just you know propaganda.
01:14:22
IPOs three times Florida. So Isis, a number of Texas,
01:14:26
don't emit all of the facts. Okay, well, but that's mostly
01:14:29
okay, I'm asking you not to admit all the facts.
01:14:32
So we have all these corporations.
01:14:34
Let me give you a list here. Here's the whole list.
01:14:37
Tesla Apple, Nestle affordable. Their world headquarters of R&D,
01:14:41
their business headquarters out of your state and how many jobs
01:14:44
do here? I gave them What we create was
01:14:52
solar came and consequential, it was insignificant.
01:14:58
None. So, to the person who worked at
01:15:01
one of those places and you lost your job because your company
01:15:06
moved, it was inconsequential and insignificant.
01:15:12
But that's how we felt about when he shut down businesses
01:15:15
during covid. Yeah, it was you were, you did
01:15:18
not matter because you were, you know, you just you didn't matter
01:15:24
you, or who we needed or whatever.
01:15:27
So, therefore your job didn't matter and that's been his
01:15:30
attitude for several years now. He's every single day.
01:15:36
More millionaires, I'm squirting.
01:15:38
These no sedate, nope. One half of America's, 1 billion
01:15:42
dollar valued companies are in the state of California.
01:15:44
The state economy is outperformed the nation 3.1
01:15:48
percent. In the last decade, 2.1 percent
01:15:50
Nationwide. I've been hearing this nonsense
01:15:53
for half a century, literally half a century, but they've only
01:15:55
recent years, we've created, how many have we created?
01:15:58
How many new IPOs, how many new opportunities?
01:16:01
How many jobs, okay? So that's that's we're going to
01:16:04
end on that we're not going to At the part 2, I'll give you a
01:16:07
summation. It's basically his
01:16:10
constitutional name. If you want to hear a bigger
01:16:12
discussion about that, you can go to a previous episode.
01:16:15
We had as Faldo came on, we just basically dissected the whole
01:16:19
thing. Yeah, inconsequential and
01:16:23
insignificant is his final words in that segment, that if you are
01:16:27
part of those headquarters that left, I'm sorry, it's
01:16:30
inconsequential. It's insignificant, it does
01:16:31
really matter to Gavin, Newsom, and he likes, To bring up the
01:16:35
Tesla came back Tesla. I don't know.
01:16:37
I think they replaced all those jobs that they showed.
01:16:40
They must be bringing three million jobs, three million jobs
01:16:43
back. So what are your, what are your
01:16:46
thoughts before we end for the night?
01:16:48
Wrap up? It'll be interesting to see if
01:16:55
Gavin, Newsom running for president in less than a year,
01:16:58
okay. All right.
01:17:00
I think that's, I think that's where we're headed.
01:17:03
We've said this before. Plenty of times, I think he's
01:17:05
getting his talking points, ready, I think he's getting this
01:17:08
idea of ready of like, if you looked and read the Tea Leaves
01:17:13
of how he was talking, he's basically kind of saying, look,
01:17:16
you know, everyone wants to bash California as if it's this
01:17:19
horrible place, but if you look closer, It's actually not that
01:17:22
bad in our tax system is better than Texas and that other than
01:17:25
we have better job creation to. So it does sound like he's
01:17:28
trying to make a macro argument for the California style of
01:17:32
governance. I don't think it is going to be
01:17:36
nuanced enough for people to really get behind it when they
01:17:39
start to see picture. I mean, the people see it
01:17:42
already. They see the videos of people,
01:17:44
smash-and-grabs, and crime and homelessness and all that and
01:17:48
run down infrastructure. I don't think people are going
01:17:50
to sit there and go. Oh, Oh okay, well Gavin explains
01:17:52
like that. I guess it's not that bad to
01:17:54
live in California but you're right.
01:17:57
I think we'll be seeing candidate Newsome.
01:18:02
Maybe not sooner than we expect. I think he'll be there
01:18:05
eventually. I don't think Biden makes it
01:18:07
through the general election, or makes it even to the general
01:18:10
election. So you some is very arrogant.
01:18:16
Like, yes, he's well-versed in the whole speech, but he
01:18:19
constantly, you don't need to educate me.
01:18:21
He interrupts rolls his eyes and scoffs, you know, and stuff like
01:18:25
that. And it's kind of disrespectful.
01:18:27
It's condescending. And what we didn't show in.
01:18:30
I don't remember. It was in part 2.
01:18:31
When they, he brings up going to the French Laundry, which I was
01:18:34
annoyed that Hannity did not press him further, but Newsom
01:18:37
says something to the effect of. Yeah, it was dumb move.
01:18:41
Okay. We don't need to keep talking
01:18:42
about it and it's like, no actually, we do need to talk
01:18:45
about it because If you do possibly run for president.
01:18:48
And we have another so-called pandemic and something happens,
01:18:51
like we're you, you weren't you were there not wearing a mask.
01:18:56
So, were you actually not afraid of getting covid?
01:18:58
You had no concern about it. Or did you just think you were
01:19:02
better than everyone and so should we go through something
01:19:05
like that again and it's possible.
01:19:07
He is going to be our president. Does that mean he's just going
01:19:09
to be running around doing whatever the heck he wants while
01:19:11
telling everyone else to live in fear, right?
01:19:13
But he's not actually afraid of anything that we're supposed to
01:19:16
be in fear of and so like I didn't like that handy didn't
01:19:19
press him further, you know, on that.
01:19:23
I know this isn't supposed to be a handy bashing session, but we
01:19:25
did talk about Hannity, should have been more prepared.
01:19:29
I just don't think he's ready to talk chatter.
01:19:30
I don't think he's well, suited for these types of interviews.
01:19:33
I think he said, I Hannity thinks he's a better debater on
01:19:36
these issues and I think he probably thinks he's much
01:19:39
smarter than he is. That's why I said like I think a
01:19:41
Tucker would be way more interesting.
01:19:43
If it was Tucker news him because I think Tucker is way
01:19:47
more polished on this stuff and knows how to present it but
01:19:51
yeah, and it's not only French Laundry thing.
01:19:53
It's the French laundry and then he was later.
01:19:56
Caught at the night NFC Championship game down.
01:20:00
In l.a. also, with no, mask with a whole bunch of other
01:20:04
celebrities and mayor, Garcetti and London, breed.
01:20:08
And all of these people who were lecturing, you wear a mask
01:20:11
wearing masks wear a mask and then none of them were wearing
01:20:13
masks in a enormous Stadium. Packed full of people, there
01:20:17
were none of them were a mass in his whole thing was well I took
01:20:20
it off for pictures and then they showed other shots of him
01:20:23
relaxing and doing nothing and he didn't have it on.
01:20:26
But yeah, there's he's he slick and I've always given him.
01:20:30
This don't don't discredit Gavin Newsom.
01:20:33
He's a slick politician in more ways than one.
01:20:36
Yes, he does have the Slick hair but he's slick in terms of how
01:20:38
he talks, how he gets his points across.
01:20:42
You notice he's very Weasley and how he doesn't address things.
01:20:45
He didn't want he did. Even touch the whole thirty two
01:20:48
billion dollar deficit that was not even talked about.
01:20:53
It's just he has a weaselly way of kind of just going.
01:20:55
Oh, I'm not going to talk about this.
01:20:57
I'm not going to talk about the 20 headquarters you listed.
01:21:00
I'm just going to keep talking about how Tesla moved back here.
01:21:02
That's it. I'm going to keep talking about
01:21:04
how Tesla move back as if that's the savior of all of our
01:21:06
problems is Tesla moving back. So but it's definitely this is
01:21:12
something presidential candidates to presidential
01:21:15
candidates. Go.
01:21:16
On these types of shows because they're trying to win over any
01:21:19
segment of the vote that they can to a national audience.
01:21:24
And I don't know how many people, I don't think he won
01:21:26
over a lot of people, I would venture on Fox News.
01:21:29
You probably don't win over anybody, but either way, it
01:21:32
shows, he can get on in and be in an in the Lion's Den and kind
01:21:39
of push back and make his points badly, make his points because
01:21:43
it took like just Google searches to debunk, all of his
01:21:45
points. but yeah, I think this is this is presidential Stuff
01:21:51
that he's doing and I think that's why Hannity had them on
01:21:53
because I think Hannity smart enough to know the writing on
01:21:56
the wall is that Biden's not going to make it Newsom.
01:21:59
Will likely be the number one guy if not RFK.
01:22:04
So that's why they got them in there early.
01:22:10
So I know we talked about it like at the beginning, but do
01:22:13
you think it's possible? It's going to come down to
01:22:14
Newsome versus RFK. Maybe I think that's most likely
01:22:20
the scenario. If Biden steps aside, I think it
01:22:22
will be a Newsome versus RFK. Do you think people would Trump
01:22:28
would not be it? Like you think RFK could win
01:22:31
over? I mean Trump's got some really
01:22:34
loyal people. Oh I'm talking in the primary, I
01:22:37
think it would be okay. The primary be definitely knew
01:22:41
some versus RFK in the general. I have no idea at this point.
01:22:45
You know, generals are so hard to predict because Yeah, at this
01:22:50
point right now, I mean in 2015, at this point, everyone thought
01:22:56
Trump was a joke and then he went on to become president,
01:22:58
right? Sorry.
01:23:00
Same thing. And what's another year I'm
01:23:02
trying to think of at this point in 2004, everyone thought.
01:23:07
Howard Dean was going to be the guy that's a blast from the
01:23:11
past. If you don't know who Howard
01:23:12
Dean is, everyone thought he was going to run away with it and
01:23:15
then it was John Kerry. 2000. It was John McCain.
01:23:21
Was the guy one thought? John McCain was going to be the
01:23:24
presidential candidate. It was a really that long ago.
01:23:27
Yeah. It was now I feel really that
01:23:29
long ago. John McCain was the guy that
01:23:32
they were all pushing and then out of nowhere came you know?
01:23:37
W w Jr. And then so you can like what
01:23:41
you did. He want his name W, you can go
01:23:45
back election after election. At this point in the election,
01:23:50
it's not. You have no idea who's going to
01:23:51
win and be in the, in the general election.
01:23:53
It's well, write any Scandal. Could happen anything can break?
01:23:57
I mean, Newsome could start running for president and then
01:24:00
all of a sudden someone can come forward and say, they had a
01:24:03
torrid love affair with him for the past two years.
01:24:06
And you know, it could just all blow up in his face like it's,
01:24:10
you know, it's crazy. But I think he's definitely a
01:24:13
guy. Like this is not doing this now
01:24:17
because he doesn't think. He's going to run for president
01:24:20
soon if that makes sense. Right.
01:24:22
All right. No I agree.
01:24:24
I think if he wanted to set up a national maybe at the end of his
01:24:30
gubernatorial and second term they would he would start doing
01:24:34
stuff like this to keep his National image going.
01:24:37
But you don't do this, you're one of your second term, you
01:24:41
don't start doing this stuff which is what he's doing, so
01:24:45
that's my thoughts. All right, so and then if you
01:24:51
were to win, we would have what's-her-face lieutenant.
01:24:55
Governor who's already filed to run for governor and Alana
01:25:00
whatever her name is McKenna was pronounced like different
01:25:03
answer. Nobody even knows who she is.
01:25:06
But yeah. So there's a, my final thoughts
01:25:08
will put all the links in the show.
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We're going to wrap their. We went over by a little bit but
01:25:13
that's fine. It's okay if we go over the our
01:25:15
a little bit. So any final thoughts last time
01:25:18
come in No. No.
01:25:22
That was I'm glad that's behind me.
01:25:24
You don't really have to watch that again.
01:25:26
We're all done. I'm sure you will make me watch
01:25:29
something soon enough. Yeah, they'll be another cabin.
01:25:32
You know, they'll always be another Gavin Newsom interview
01:25:35
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01:25:36
We'll always have Nagin will always have Gavin running his
01:25:39
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