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Speaker 5: Wait? Are you going to come after me for not
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Speaker 6: So Johnny, before we went to the last break, said
Speaker 6: that his big episode with Donald Trump Junior on Rumble
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Speaker 3: And we might even play a clip a portion of
Speaker 3: that interview on tomorrow's program Is it Safe for air? Well,
Speaker 3: there were a couple of things that happened that I
Speaker 3: didn't do that.
Speaker 5: I don't know. You'll have to watch it to find out.
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Speaker 3: I don't think it violates any FCC rules, but I
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Speaker 5: Let's put it that way, all.
Speaker 6: Right, I'm gonna have to listen to this thing just
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Speaker 3: campaign strategist who you could follow on x at Lonnie Lightner.
Speaker 3: That's Lonnie with Y Lonnie Lightner, Welcome, Thank you.
Speaker 7: For having me today, and I'm excited to uh watch
Speaker 7: the interview with Don Junior. A McLaughlin pull just came
Speaker 7: out and shows him trailing only jd Vance for the
Speaker 7: Republican presidential primary in twenty twenty eight. So maybe you'll
Speaker 7: be making some news on that episode.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's start out with the news just
Speaker 3: broke in the California Post. They have a peace out
Speaker 3: saying the California Governor Gavin Newsom's pack has a new
Speaker 3: effort to help elect Democrats and spread the gospel of
Speaker 3: Newsom by training supporters to implant Newsom's talking points into
Speaker 3: family group, text chats, alumni Facebook groups, and other places
Speaker 3: where politics isn't typically discussed.
Speaker 5: What do you make of this tactic?
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, Gavin, who I see that he's
Speaker 7: trailing Kamala Harris by double digits in the latest Democrat poll.
Speaker 7: But you know, this guy is so fake in phony
Speaker 7: that he has to pay his supporters through the pack
Speaker 7: to go out on social media and talk about his
Speaker 7: talking points and his positions. I mean, what a great
Speaker 7: way to get family members and people to stop talking
Speaker 7: to you, first of all, but second of all, it
Speaker 7: just goes to show a larger problem that Newsom has
Speaker 7: is fake. He's phony, and he cannot create a movement organically,
Speaker 7: so he has to do it by astroturfing. You know,
Speaker 7: Barack Obama and Donald Trump, they created movements organically, and
Speaker 7: whether or not we like their politics, people would walk
Speaker 7: through fire for those men. Gavin Newsom has to pay
Speaker 7: supporters to go out and spread the gospel.
Speaker 5: And I've noticed this too.
Speaker 3: Whenever someone is sending me an email that is obviously
Speaker 3: a script or, they call into the show and they're
Speaker 3: very scripted. You can tell they're reading from something. For example,
Speaker 3: you can tell the inauthenticity almost immediately if you are
Speaker 3: part of a Facebook group with an alumni association where
Speaker 3: I don't know, you talk about things like the basketball
Speaker 3: team and the football team and all of those sorts
Speaker 3: of things, and then all of a sudden, someone starts
Speaker 3: putting out what is obviously a script that is meant
Speaker 3: to promote one particular candidate where it obviously doesn't belong.
Speaker 3: I don't think you're going to win anyone over. I
Speaker 3: think you're going to upset everyone. I think everyone's going
Speaker 3: to understand that it's not organic, that it's not real,
Speaker 3: and you're going to get yourself ostracized from the group.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: Back in the Rush Limba days, what did he call
Speaker 7: those callers that called in the seminole callers that he
Speaker 7: would let on the program on open Line Friday every
Speaker 7: once in a while just to regurgitate the talking points.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: The sad thing is, you know, Gavin Newsom says one
Speaker 7: thing and does another.
Speaker 2: You know, here's the guy who's.
Speaker 7: Reported an income of two million dollars and then he
Speaker 7: has no transparency with his tax returns. He allows a
Speaker 7: few people, a few select journalists to come in and
Speaker 7: take notes. No photographs are no photo copies, you know.
Speaker 7: So I see why Newsom is now paying his supporters
Speaker 7: to go out there and do the blocking and tackling
Speaker 7: for him, which he cannot do.
Speaker 3: We had an election in the state of Michigan yesterday
Speaker 3: and the way I see it, the DSA went three
Speaker 3: for three, where Rashida Taleb on her Democratic primary. The
Speaker 3: incumbent congresswoman who's part of the DSA and obviously one
Speaker 3: of the most vocal members of the DSA in the
Speaker 3: House of Representatives, Shari Theander, who was essentially I'm not
Speaker 3: going to call him normal because I don't think there
Speaker 3: was anything normal about him, but let's just say he's
Speaker 3: a partis a Democrat. He lost his primary to a
Speaker 3: DSA challenger, and then they had an open Senate seat
Speaker 3: because the incumbent Democratic senator is not running for reelection,
Speaker 3: and the let's just call him DSA friendly candidate, Abdul
Speaker 3: al Sayed, was able to defeat the partisan Democrat or
Speaker 3: the standard Democratic candidate in that race, so he will
Speaker 3: be moving on to the November ballot. When you look
Speaker 3: at all of these results and you know that the
Speaker 3: state of Minnesota has yet to have their primary, where
Speaker 3: their US Senate Democratic primary looks kind of similar to
Speaker 3: the one in Michigan, where you have a DSA friendly
Speaker 3: candidate running against a pretty standard Democrat. And then you
Speaker 3: have in Wisconsin, another neighboring Midwestern state, a big gubernatorial
Speaker 3: primary where there is someone who is way out on
Speaker 3: the left who wants to cancel Thanksgiving among other things,
Speaker 3: who's running in the Democratic primary and leading in the holes.
Speaker 3: Do you see a wave of momentum building within the
Speaker 3: Democratic Party in favor of the DSA as you look
Speaker 3: at these results and these primaries on the horizon.
Speaker 7: You know, I know that the pundits were saying that
Speaker 7: abdul l said was supposed to win by a bigger
Speaker 7: margin than he did. You know, I was kind of
Speaker 7: thinking maybe they would spencer prat him with all of
Speaker 7: the mail in ballots, But it seems like he is
Speaker 7: still going to eke out a victory, and a win
Speaker 7: is a win.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 7: Yes, they definitely have the momentum on their side. And
Speaker 7: you know, as you mentioned in Wisconsin, the leading candidate
Speaker 7: state Rep. Francisca Hong, she is called for abolishing the police,
Speaker 7: canceling Thanksgiving and.
Speaker 2: Closing down Culver's.
Speaker 7: And those of us who live in the Midwest, we
Speaker 7: love our custard and those are fighting words for us.
Speaker 2: But yes, and was consin.
Speaker 7: They are very worried about losing that governor's seat. Now,
Speaker 7: keep in mind Wisconsin in twenty twenty four elected US
Speaker 7: Senator Tammy Baldwin, a very liberal US Senator and Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: So it is the truest of swing states in the nation.
Speaker 7: But with Hong, if she wins next Tuesday, it's over
Speaker 7: for the Democrats. And in Minnesota, I'd like to say
Speaker 7: the Minnesota US Senate race is the biggest sleeper race
Speaker 7: in the country. You have Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, who
Speaker 7: was in charge of overseeing anything fraud related in Minnesota,
Speaker 7: and all of your listeners and viewers know how that
Speaker 7: turned out. And she's very much for pro trans rights.
Speaker 7: He is famous for wearing a T shirt that says
Speaker 7: trans Lives Matter with a big knife on the front
Speaker 7: of it. I'm trying to figure out what that symbolizes.
Speaker 7: But she would likely be running against Republican Michelle Tafoya.
Speaker 7: Your viewers and listeners may recognize Michelle Tafoya from the
Speaker 7: NFL Sideline Reporters. Now, in Minnesota, Republican really has no
Speaker 7: business winning because like California, it is very challenging for
Speaker 7: Republican to win. But if the Democrats vote for Lieutenant
Speaker 7: Governor Peggy Flanagan in hong Republicans could have a very
Speaker 7: good night in both Minnesota and Wisconsin in those state
Speaker 7: wide races. And let's keep in mind, you know, when
Speaker 7: we're thinking about, you know, not only the twenty twenty
Speaker 7: sixth election cycle, but twenty twenty eight. Are these Democratic
Speaker 7: socialists going to still be a thing in twenty twenty eight. Well,
Speaker 7: if we were being honest with ourselves, and if the
Speaker 7: Democrats were being honest with each other, they would admit
Speaker 7: that Bernie Sanders out of that presidential nomination in twenty
Speaker 7: sixteen when they called in all the super delegates to
Speaker 7: save Clinton's behind. You know, Bernie Sanders was robbed. And
Speaker 7: if Bernie runs in twenty eight, I fully suspect him,
Speaker 7: expect him to win the Democratic Party nomination if they
Speaker 7: don't rig the system like they did in twenty sixteen
Speaker 7: into a twenty and to a lesser extent, what they
Speaker 7: did to him in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: There's no reliable voting block for Democratic candidates more than
Speaker 3: black voters, specifically black females and older black voters. You
Speaker 3: look at the results in Michigan, the winning candidate, Abdul
Speaker 3: al Sayed, did not win black voters in that primary
Speaker 3: his opponent. Did you look at the polls in these
Speaker 3: other states. The DSA candidate is not winning the black voters.
Speaker 3: The challengers are if you are a movement within a
Speaker 3: party that cannot win over the base of the base,
Speaker 3: of the base of the base, the most reliable Democratic voters,
Speaker 3: it seems to me like there's eventually, maybe not now,
Speaker 3: but eventually going to be storm clouds on the horizon
Speaker 3: because if your most loyal customers aren't signing on and
Speaker 3: you're going to force something on them that they don't want,
Speaker 3: it seems like there's going to be rough waters ahead.
Speaker 2: Absolutely now.
Speaker 7: Granted, the Democrats Socialists have had a lot of success
Speaker 7: in solidly blue districts in New York, in Colorado, and
Speaker 7: the people that are voting in these districts, they're highly educated,
Speaker 7: you know, rich elites, young rich elites, and it really
Speaker 7: thumbs the nose at a key constituency of the black
Speaker 7: vote and to a lesser extent, the Hispanic vote. So
Speaker 7: if Democrats in a general election in statewide races such
Speaker 7: as Michigan and Wisconsin cannot hold that coalition together, they
Speaker 7: don't have a snowball shot in hell of winning in
Speaker 7: a general election.
Speaker 2: We see with President Trump.
Speaker 7: Now, President Trump did great with Hispanic men, and there's
Speaker 7: an argument to be made whether or not they're with.
Speaker 2: Us this cycle. I think they will come home for us.
Speaker 7: But there was a huge you know, everybody was talking
Speaker 7: about Trump and the black vote. You know, in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 7: when Trump spoke in Detroit in front of a large,
Speaker 7: predominantly black audience, he said, what in the hell do
Speaker 7: you guys have to lose? Take a chance on Trump
Speaker 7: and the last three cycles he's been getting in a
Speaker 7: little bit more of the black vote. And now with
Speaker 7: these Democrats socialist candidates just thumbing the nose at the
Speaker 7: black voting population, they're in big trouble again. Republicans don't
Speaker 7: have to win these this block, but by them staying
Speaker 7: home or not voting in that race, it is a
Speaker 7: win for the Republicans.
Speaker 3: Given what you've seen in these midterm primaries. So far
Speaker 3: as we look beyond twenty twenty six to twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 3: do you see a scenario where the Democratic establishment loses
Speaker 3: control of their own primary and an AOC is able
Speaker 3: to win the nomination or a Bernie Sanders is able
Speaker 3: to win the nomination and someone who regards themselves as
Speaker 3: a DSA candidate above a Democratic candidate is the one
Speaker 3: that will be the standard bearer for the Party of
Speaker 3: Jefferson and Jackson.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, you know, I'm sure all of your listeners know
Speaker 7: what the generic ballot is when they talk about, you know, polling,
Speaker 7: and right now the generic ballot, the Democrats lead it
Speaker 7: from three to eight points, which historically is.
Speaker 2: Not too bad.
Speaker 7: But when you ask a voter from whom would you
Speaker 7: vote for in Congress, a Republican candidate who supports free
Speaker 7: market capitalism or a Democratic candidate who supports big government,
Speaker 7: fifty to thirty five percent For the Republican free market
Speaker 7: capitalist candidate, you know, Chuck Schumer, I think is dead
Speaker 7: man walking in the US Senate if AOC wants that.
Speaker 2: And the latest.
Speaker 7: McLaughlin poll it showed for the Democrat nomination. Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: twenty eight knew some about seventeen in AOC at ten
Speaker 7: percent didn't It didn't put Bernie in there because they're
Speaker 7: assuming he's too old. But I'm not counting Bernie out.
Speaker 7: But the if the Democrats embrace this wing of the party,
Speaker 7: it's over. You know, Joe Rogan is famous for saying
Speaker 7: that he is a nineteen nineties liberal now voting for
Speaker 7: the Republicans, and they're going to lose even more bigger
Speaker 7: working white working class if they embrace these Democrats socialists.
Speaker 7: Sure it may work in New York, it may work
Speaker 7: in you know, parts of New York, in Colorado, but
Speaker 7: it's not going to work across the country.
Speaker 3: After Abdul al Sayed won the Democratic primary in Michigan,
Speaker 3: one of the first Democrats to come out and endorse
Speaker 3: him in the general election was California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 3: Do you think anyone in the DSA regards him as
Speaker 3: being authentic?
Speaker 7: I mean, I would love to be a fly on
Speaker 7: the wall with l Sayid's you know, baff just you know,
Speaker 7: laughing and backslapping each other, just thinking what a sucker
Speaker 7: Gavin Newsom is. You know, Newsom's got to sell his
Speaker 7: soul to this jew hater, you know, to try to
Speaker 7: get some street cred with the radical base of his party.
Speaker 7: But they're just using Newsome, and you know, it's sad
Speaker 7: that Newsom had to go there, but what more could
Speaker 7: we expect from him.
Speaker 3: You've worked with the David Horowitz Freedom Center for many years.
Speaker 3: David Horowitz, of course, was a leftist leftist who was
Speaker 3: part of the movement going all the way back to
Speaker 3: the sixties and the seventies, and then converted to be
Speaker 3: a conservative Republican and was really one of the most
Speaker 3: important conservative Republicans out there for many, many years. One
Speaker 3: of the things that he would talk about is he
Speaker 3: would talk about how the left's position on Israel has
Speaker 3: evolved over time and how hostile they have become to Israel.
Speaker 3: I think David Horowitz would probably be the least surprised
Speaker 3: person on the planet to look at these primary results
Speaker 3: in so many of these early voting states. What message
Speaker 3: do you think he would have to Jewish voters who
Speaker 3: are partisan Democrats, who are used to voting for the
Speaker 3: Democratic candidates as they look at a general election ballot
Speaker 3: that includes so many of these people who are so
Speaker 3: openly hostile to Israel. And the Jewish community.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, David was working with the Black Panthers
Speaker 7: in the sixties and seventies. He as a radical leftist
Speaker 7: before there was such a thing.
Speaker 2: And if he's.
Speaker 7: Taught me anything, he's taught me some bad manners when
Speaker 7: it comes to, you know, combat politics. What he would
Speaker 7: tell these Jewish Democrats, he would look them in the
Speaker 7: face and he would say, stop being a self hating
Speaker 7: Jew and pull your head out of here, no, you
Speaker 7: know what, and start voting for the party that actually
Speaker 7: protects your interest. And he would be very blunt and controversial,
Speaker 7: but he would tell these you know, Jewish Democrats to
Speaker 7: knock it off and stop being self hating Jews.
Speaker 3: All right, Lonnie Lightner, Republican Strategistic Straordinaire. You can get
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Speaker 9: Let's stand for what we believe in a city where
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Speaker 10: City where we are feelings safe but actually are safe,
Speaker 10: in a city that doesn't price us out but actually
Speaker 10: counts us in. So let's build Los Angeles together.
Speaker 5: Sounds like things are going well.
Speaker 11: Joining me now, John Phillips, host of the Accountability podcast
Speaker 11: available at Johnny Don't like dot Com? All right, John, Well,
Speaker 11: I'm Garon Bass has actually flown to Cuba for communist training.
Speaker 5: So how are things in LA?
Speaker 11: Because I was just in LA recently and the ATMs
Speaker 11: are locked up behind steel and cinderblock, and I don't
Speaker 11: know that I've felt that unsafe walking through a city
Speaker 11: in America in a very long time.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not just the ATM. So are the shamp
Speaker 3: It's a shampoo. I mean, go to the target and
Speaker 3: try to buy shampoo. It's behind bulletproof glass. I mean,
Speaker 3: in my America, the only thing that should require bulletproof
Speaker 3: glass is anyone making a movie with Alec Baldwin. But
Speaker 3: that's the way we live here in Los Angeles. And
Speaker 3: Karen Bass ran on the platform of fixing the homeless
Speaker 3: problem in Los Angeles because ever since we took this
Speaker 3: permissive attitude about drugs and started emptying the prisons, funny
Speaker 3: thing happened and retail theft shot.
Speaker 5: Through the roof.
Speaker 3: Homeless encampment started popping up everywhere, and she said it
Speaker 3: was her number one priority. Well, we just had a
Speaker 3: new homeless count in Los Angeles and the numbers went up.
Speaker 3: And Karen Bass is blaming Donald Trump, She's blaming Gavin
Speaker 3: Newsom at the state level, despite the fact that if
Speaker 3: you look at homeless numbers nationally, it's really not that
Speaker 3: big of a problem. In many places in California, it's
Speaker 3: spiking in Los Angeles, specifically, it's spiking, and she's blaming
Speaker 3: the federal government because that's what she does.
Speaker 5: Now, that was her number one priority.
Speaker 3: If you take that off the table, we have the
Speaker 3: fact that we burned down the Palisades with the fires.
Speaker 5: We have a city that is broke.
Speaker 3: We have a police department that does not have the
Speaker 3: personnel they need to police the city on a daily basis,
Speaker 3: let alone prepared for the Olympics when they come to
Speaker 3: town in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: It's a disaster for Karen Bess.
Speaker 3: Now, she may think there's light at the end of
Speaker 3: the tunnel, but I think that light is a train
Speaker 3: that's headed right for her.
Speaker 11: Okay, let's focus on this homeless problem, because I honestly
Speaker 11: it's not like I haven't seen homeless people before. It
Speaker 11: was amazing in Los Angeles to see how it's everywhere
Speaker 11: and they're in the freaking storm drains. What specifically have
Speaker 11: they done there that has caused it to be the
Speaker 11: mecca for hobos.
Speaker 3: Well, they've told the cops to look the other way
Speaker 3: when the homeless do things like shoot up drugs in
Speaker 3: public or crimes associated with poverty. So stealing mail stealing packages,
Speaker 3: stealing icicles, all of those sorts of things. The cops
Speaker 3: really don't enforce a lot of those violations because they
Speaker 3: know that the political will at city Hall is not
Speaker 3: there for them, so they just drive by and wave
Speaker 3: when they see criminal activity going on in these homeless encampments.
Speaker 3: We give them money, we give them social services. We're
Speaker 3: spending millions and millions and millions of dollars on these
Speaker 3: homeless services NGOs, these organizations that Spencer Pratt really rein against.
Speaker 3: Where they'll give them cigarettes, they'll give them drug paraphernalia,
Speaker 3: they'll take care of them in any number of ways
Speaker 3: that you wouldn't have access to. Things you wouldn't have
Speaker 3: access to in North Dakota or you know, West Virginia
Speaker 3: or some other part of the country. So we are
Speaker 3: a bum magnet and we are attracting a lot of
Speaker 3: people with a lot of problems from all over the
Speaker 3: country to come here. And that is the reason the
Speaker 3: numbers are going up. When you look at where these
Speaker 3: people are from, they're not a lot of home grown
Speaker 3: California bums. We're bringing in the drug addicts from all
Speaker 3: over the country and they're living on our streets because
Speaker 3: we're willing to tolerate it.
Speaker 11: Okay, So I mean, I guess I just have to
Speaker 11: ask what can be done? Because, from what I understand, John,
Speaker 11: these freaking bums are voting, at least that's the rumor
Speaker 11: that they're being handed ballots. If the elections are so
Speaker 11: corrupt in Los Angeles you mentioned Spencer Prant, what can
Speaker 11: be done?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: The Democratic Party has to become offended at living this
Speaker 3: way and for whatever reason, and part of it is
Speaker 3: because many of them with money live in areas that
Speaker 3: are inoculated from these problems. But they have endless supplies
Speaker 3: of tolerance of living like this. Why I don't know,
Speaker 3: but it just doesn't seem to bother them. You look
Speaker 3: at how well you know the voting patterns in Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: voting patterns in Long Beach and other cities here in
Speaker 3: southern California. And if the Democratic candidate loses, the one
Speaker 3: who's most likely to beat them is a DSA candidate
Speaker 3: who thinks the Democrats don't go far enough, and nothing
Speaker 3: is going to change in the state until the people
Speaker 3: start voting differently. And because Democrats outnumber Republicans by such
Speaker 3: large numbers, nothing is going to change until Democrats start
Speaker 3: being offended at the condition of our state. And I
Speaker 3: just don't see that happening anytime soon.
Speaker 11: Let's talk about Spencer for a second, John, because it's
Speaker 11: one of those situations where it clearly has a gift
Speaker 11: for it. He was very, very sharp, awesome campaigner, but
Speaker 11: you know, swimming against the ocean trying to run in
Speaker 11: LA It is what it is that we all knew,
Speaker 11: everyone with.
Speaker 5: The brain knew what way that was going to go.
Speaker 11: But I would like to see that guy not just
Speaker 11: tossed aside now, right, There's got to be some political future, somehow,
Speaker 11: some way for Spencer Print.
Speaker 3: Well, he's indicated that his days as a candidate are over,
Speaker 3: but he is going to be very active on social
Speaker 3: media at calling out all of the corruption, calling out
Speaker 3: all of the misdeeds that are going on at Los
Speaker 3: Angeles City Hall. And what he's going to try to
Speaker 3: do is shame and embarrass them into either leaving the
Speaker 3: public arena or I guess changing whatever it is that
Speaker 3: they do, or if you really push it to a
Speaker 3: certain point, maybe change the patterns of the voters here
Speaker 3: in Los Angeles. And he has a huge following on
Speaker 3: social media. He's someone who appears on various programs. He's
Speaker 3: appeared on my radio program twice. He's very good. People
Speaker 3: think that he's dumb, people think that he's not well read.
Speaker 3: None of that is true. He's a guy who really
Speaker 3: deeply understands the problems that facing here in California, and
Speaker 3: he has solutions to offer. But at this point, being
Speaker 3: a candidate is probably feutile because he had just about
Speaker 3: everything break his way in the primary in terms of
Speaker 3: winning the debate, having the ads on social media that
Speaker 3: got the most views, having interviews with the big programs
Speaker 3: he went on Joe Rogan and others that really went
Speaker 3: viral and went all over the place.
Speaker 5: He was in the water when the.
Speaker 3: Wave hit, and even that wasn't good enough to get
Speaker 3: onto the November ballot. So I don't blame him for
Speaker 3: not wanting to be a candidate anymore. And I think
Speaker 3: that he's looking at his skill set and goes, Okay,
Speaker 3: I know how to draw attention to these problems. I
Speaker 3: know how to publicly humiliate these people. If I can't
Speaker 3: get into office and change it that way, I'm going
Speaker 3: to make life miserable for them.
Speaker 11: You mentioned Karen Bass and knew some that there's some
Speaker 11: friction there and just curious about this California the coalition
Speaker 11: because there's obviously a car wreck coming between between Dome
Speaker 11: and Newsome. Is Karen Bass Dome? Are they allies?
Speaker 3: Well, they're all kinds of frenemies. Don't forget it was
Speaker 3: Kamala who knifed Karen Bass to get the vice presidency
Speaker 3: in the first place. Those two were the two that
Speaker 3: were on the finals list for Joe Biden, and it
Speaker 3: was Kamala's people that put all the negative stories out
Speaker 3: about Karen Bass, about her going to Cuba and her
Speaker 3: flirting with communism, and all of those stories that didn't
Speaker 3: come from the conservative news media that came from Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris and her political consultants here in California, to the
Speaker 3: point to where when she was offered the vice presidency,
Speaker 3: Biden said, you cannot bring any of your California people
Speaker 3: with you, because I'm going to be the next one
Speaker 3: to get knifed in the back. Since then, the two
Speaker 3: of them have made up Bass and Kamala, but I
Speaker 3: don't think they trust each other as far as they
Speaker 3: can throw her. They're all competitors in one way or another.
Speaker 3: So I don't think there's a whole lot of trust
Speaker 3: going on between those three in any permutation.
Speaker 11: Final one for me, John, what's going on with Gavin
Speaker 11: Newsom's ex mistress?
Speaker 3: Okay, so she now has a memoir that's coming out
Speaker 3: where she talks about their affair, and her version of
Speaker 3: the affair is very different than his. He said that
Speaker 3: it was very brief and he ended it. She's saying,
Speaker 3: none of that is true. It went on for a
Speaker 3: long time, and they had sex basically every place they
Speaker 3: could in the state of California, including bars and other
Speaker 3: public places. She said that his come online to her
Speaker 3: when he decided that he was going to pursue her
Speaker 3: was look at you. You lost all the baby fat.
Speaker 3: And that was enough to get her interested, which I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know you know how he thought that was
Speaker 3: going to play. You walk up to someone and go, oh,
Speaker 3: you're less fat than you used to be.
Speaker 5: That's that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: But it was enough for her, and she's upset because
Speaker 3: not only did he mischaracterize, according to her, their relationship
Speaker 3: in his book, he sent his wife out to publicly
Speaker 3: attack her and to shame her and to go after
Speaker 3: her in public forums. So this woman who had her
Speaker 3: marriage destroyed, she ended up in rehab. I guess she
Speaker 3: had a massive drug problem and alcohol problem. She believes
Speaker 3: that Galvin Newsom destroyed her life and then lied about
Speaker 3: the nature of their relationship. So my guess is when
Speaker 3: this book comes out, there will be even more details
Speaker 3: than what we read in Vanity Fair from the excerpts
Speaker 3: that were just published. And I am here for it
Speaker 3: because we don't forget Gavin. If he's going to win
Speaker 3: the Democratic nomination for president, he's going to have to
Speaker 3: do it with overwhelming support among Democratic women, and there's
Speaker 3: no way to talk about this story without him looking
Speaker 3: really really bad.
Speaker 11: Well, should may to be careful with that alcohol. That's
Speaker 11: how you get the baby fat back. Con John, thank you, brother,
Speaker 11: I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 5: I will all right.
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Speaker 6: Wait, Katie in each of My Girl can't do the
Speaker 6: segment without the bobblehead. Our unfortunately daily update of what's
Speaker 6: going on in Boyle Heights.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Katie.
Speaker 6: There was a meeting with the air Quality Management District
Speaker 6: where a lot of people complained about the air quality.
Speaker 6: Here is Fox eleven in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: Our other top story.
Speaker 12: More than four thousand complaints and more than twenty air
Speaker 12: quality violations. Boyle Heights residents are demanding accountability.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's the name of our podcast.
Speaker 5: A new one dropped yesterday.
Speaker 12: After the lineage Warehouse Fire. Fox eleven's Christina Gonzalez has
Speaker 12: been at the hearing all day long. She joins a
Speaker 12: slide from Diamond Bar with the latest. There, Christina, and
Speaker 12: we have a late development.
Speaker 1: I just got to notice right now, which I'm asking
Speaker 1: AQMD officials about from protectively now that ammonia has been
Speaker 1: detected high levels of ammonia by the South Coast Air
Speaker 1: Quality Management District's own monitors at Eastman Avenue Elementary, which
Speaker 1: is about half a mile if that much, from the
Speaker 1: Lineage facility.
Speaker 6: How did it get there? This one, you can actually
Speaker 6: blame on the refrigeration company. Who do you think has
Speaker 6: the ammonia?
Speaker 1: Remember this has been an ongoing issue. Some of these
Speaker 1: families are worried about their children going back to the
Speaker 1: school now this we just got this notice. I'm worrying.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for word from them. They've been here all
Speaker 1: day listening to people from Boyle Heights and saying they're
Speaker 1: fed up.
Speaker 7: Listen, you came to the wrong neighborhood and I'm looking
Speaker 7: at you.
Speaker 4: You came to the wrong neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Speakers addressing Lineage Logistics officials in it.
Speaker 6: Why isn't the solar panel company also there?
Speaker 3: That is the biggest mystery to me regarding this story.
Speaker 3: They have gotten to pass, and so is bar Ferrara.
Speaker 3: She got screamed at in that meeting, but they're the
Speaker 3: only ones who have called her out.
Speaker 5: No one else has called her out.
Speaker 1: Wash your hands often and always before eating and after toileting.
Speaker 6: Hey, we've been calling her out ever since twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Attorneys during public comments at a South Coast air Quality
Speaker 1: Management District hearing board members considering an abatement order against
Speaker 1: the company imposing even more conditions to reduce odors and
Speaker 1: other air quality issues during the cleanup of rotten food
Speaker 1: at the Lineage Boil Heights facility.
Speaker 8: Now, I'm in favor and support of the abatement, and
Speaker 8: not only the abatement, but there should be like a
Speaker 8: combinetto's have said, criminal charges against the Lineage companies because
Speaker 8: this is criminal what they're doing to us.
Speaker 4: Criminal charges. They're the victim of the fire.
Speaker 3: Even the people who live in the neighborhood are blaming Lineage.
Speaker 3: It's really strange.
Speaker 6: It wasn't the refrigeration company that told you not to evacuate.
Speaker 6: That's on the county and the city. But sure, let's
Speaker 6: blame the refrigeration company for all of it.
Speaker 3: They also didn't tell them to breathe in the smoke
Speaker 3: and that that was healthy.
Speaker 5: That was for rare and bass.
Speaker 1: Lineage officials say they expect to be done with the
Speaker 1: removal of rotten food by next week. But Boyle Heights
Speaker 1: residents and community.
Speaker 3: Why do you bring your baby well to get them
Speaker 3: out of boil Heights so they don't have to smell that.
Speaker 4: This was in paramount. So you going a little up
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 1: Activist fear issues like contamination, rodents and flies will not
Speaker 1: go away anytime soon.
Speaker 4: These flies bite.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, just when you think it can't get
Speaker 3: any more disgusting.
Speaker 6: So the flies that carried diseases that can infect you
Speaker 6: from open wounds can actually open the wounds themselves because
Speaker 6: they can bite you.
Speaker 7: Ugh.
Speaker 6: And remember it was a letter from Karen Vass to
Speaker 6: Barbara Ferrer discussing the disease carrying flies that was not
Speaker 6: released to the public. The only reason the public knows
Speaker 6: about the fly problem is NBC four.
Speaker 4: They're not regular flies.
Speaker 13: Even if you demolish the building, the spot, the contamination
Speaker 13: is still there.
Speaker 2: No, it'll never leave.
Speaker 13: People's lives will never be the same. Everybody's issues about
Speaker 13: the same theme, the illnesses, the loss of work.
Speaker 2: They called for an abatement.
Speaker 6: But yeah, at this point, this is Chernobyl. I think
Speaker 6: we just got to write off boil Heins.
Speaker 5: I think you just got to move out of that neighborhood.
Speaker 5: If you live there, you need something.
Speaker 6: It does make you wonder why more people aren't doing that.
Speaker 6: Could it be rent control?
Speaker 3: I think rent control makes people like this stuck where
Speaker 3: they live because the high cost of living makes it
Speaker 3: impossible to walk in off the street and rent a
Speaker 3: unit or buy a unit. But if you have one
Speaker 3: that you've been in for many years, you're just stuck
Speaker 3: there forever.
Speaker 4: No matter how disastrous it gets.
Speaker 12: More, we need lineage to be held accountable.
Speaker 4: It is hey, that's the name of our podcast.
Speaker 2: Public Nuisance.
Speaker 1: And now again breaking these high readings supposedly found at
Speaker 1: one of the schools near the facility, just a week
Speaker 1: or so before kids are supposed to go back to
Speaker 1: school again. I've reached out to AQMD officials. They weren't
Speaker 1: supposed to talk to us till after this hearing, which
Speaker 1: was extended through tomorrow because I had so many people
Speaker 1: here wanting to speak, so we weren't supposed to hear
Speaker 1: from them till tomorrow. Let's see if I can get
Speaker 1: something back on this by our six o'clock news. I'm
Speaker 1: Forristene Gonzales back in the studio.
Speaker 4: So there you go. In our ever worsening series of.
Speaker 6: Now apparently there's ammonia being found in the schools a
Speaker 6: week before the schools or back in session.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what's going to happen if they all
Speaker 3: blame lineage, and Lineage is the one they ultimately end
Speaker 3: up suing. My guess is Lineage is gonna win in
Speaker 3: court because they can prove that they weren't the cause
Speaker 3: of the fire.
Speaker 6: It is the strangest part about this story. I mean,
Speaker 6: I understand why. I understand why Karen Bass and Barbara
Speaker 6: Ferrara and hildaesel Lees don't want anyone to know about
Speaker 6: the solar panels that started this fire because you hear
Speaker 6: all the people that don't want these cold storage facilities
Speaker 6: in their neighborhood. If you get people saying they don't
Speaker 6: want solar panel farms in their neighborhood, well guess what's
Speaker 6: at probably your kid's school, a solar panel farm.
Speaker 3: All right, that's gonna do it for us. Today, my
Speaker 3: interview with Donald Trump Junior drops in two minutes on Rumble.
Speaker 5: We'll be back tomorrow at noon.