Speaker 1: All right, let it get it, simple man. That only
Speaker 1: means one thing on this radio program. All things self
Speaker 1: proclaimed simple man, all things Bill O'Reilly, All things O'Reilly
Speaker 1: a Bill Oreilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, sir, how is
Speaker 1: your Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: I don't remember. I'm old and I forget things quickly.
Speaker 2: But I'm right now, by.
Speaker 3: The way, Joe Biden Junior, here go ahead.
Speaker 2: You know I'm not I can still get up and
Speaker 2: down the stairs, but you know I can't remember stuff.
Speaker 1: What is your take? A simple man take. Look, you've
Speaker 1: had a lot of big interviews in your life. You've
Speaker 1: done in Barack Obama. I've did one Super Bowl interview.
Speaker 1: I think you've done like three of them with presidents,
Speaker 1: big moments, big debates. I'd love to hear your input
Speaker 1: because I read the same article and I have all
Speaker 1: of those numbers, and honestly, all I really am going
Speaker 1: to do is throw out the topics and then I'm
Speaker 1: kind of out of it.
Speaker 3: Bill. I'm just the moderator here.
Speaker 2: Well, though, you're going to have to basic applies some
Speaker 2: discipline to the wanderings, because Newsom, he's a smart guy,
Speaker 2: and he's slick, and he's glib. DeSantis is a smart guy.
Speaker 2: He is not glib. So Newsom goes in with an
Speaker 2: advantage of verbal advantage there. And what Newsom is going
Speaker 2: to try to do is petty fog. Where to the day,
Speaker 2: petti fog? So every stat you throw at him and
Speaker 2: and DeSantis throws at him because you got to feel
Speaker 2: that the Santa's got the same stuff. All right, He's
Speaker 2: going to deflect real fast, uh newshim away from that
Speaker 2: into abortion and uh compassion and all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: That's what he's going to do. And if you let
Speaker 2: him filibuster, you know, three minutes on abortion, then you
Speaker 2: kind of I don't know, well, we do.
Speaker 1: We do have time limits, although I told both sides
Speaker 1: I'm going to let it breathe to a reasonable point.
Speaker 3: Does that that makes sense to you?
Speaker 1: In other words, you have your green light, your yellow light,
Speaker 1: your red light, meaning your times up. But if somebody's
Speaker 1: finishing a thought and it takes ten more seconds, I'm
Speaker 1: going to have a masterclock to try and monitor the
Speaker 1: exact speaking time of both of them and try and
Speaker 1: be as fair as possible. I think that final number
Speaker 1: will matter the most in terms of being fundamentally fair.
Speaker 2: But I do.
Speaker 3: There's only two of them. I want to let it breathe.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be a hall monitor Bill and
Speaker 1: constantly be saying your times up. When moderators do that,
Speaker 1: I find it annoying as hell. I think you do too.
Speaker 2: But you're going to have to apply some discipline in
Speaker 2: the sense that if it were me, and I'm not
Speaker 2: telling you what to do, no, no.
Speaker 3: I'm asking you what you would do. Go ahead, tell me,
Speaker 3: go speak up.
Speaker 2: I would point out to both of them. If I
Speaker 2: ask a direct question, which I know you will, You're
Speaker 2: not going to give you a cupcake interview. As we've discussed,
Speaker 2: You're going to answer direct questions. If they don't answer,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to point out you didn't answer the
Speaker 2: question and then pose it again. Now that when you
Speaker 2: do this the follow up and you say, well, governor
Speaker 2: or governor, you didn't answer the question, I'll pose it again.
Speaker 2: That embarrasses them. And you're going to have to do
Speaker 2: that because we're living in an age of spin now.
Speaker 2: And you know I coined that that.
Speaker 1: That is one hundred percent exactly my take going in
Speaker 1: and I will do that to both people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm both and there's a lot to talk about.
Speaker 1: My problem now, Bill is as I've already prepared all
Speaker 1: the questions, all of them. If you have an idea,
Speaker 1: maybe that I didn't think of, I'm always open hearing
Speaker 1: what you have to say.
Speaker 3: You can do how to get a hold of.
Speaker 2: Me, sell you what I'll tell you what I would do,
Speaker 2: and see if it matches up to what you have.
Speaker 2: So in California, they basically have a day facto legalization
Speaker 2: of every single migrant, all ten to fifteen million of
Speaker 2: them that have come across the border. And the de
Speaker 2: facto legalization is they're paying for their healthcare beginning in January.
Speaker 2: And that is so stunning, and I know Americans don't
Speaker 2: know that. They don't know it. So this is the
Speaker 2: first state in the Union that has done this. It
Speaker 2: basically said, we're legalizing them and we don't care you
Speaker 2: know what the federal border policies are, We're going to
Speaker 2: do it. So that would be that has struck me
Speaker 2: as an American, not just a journalist. It's so outrageous
Speaker 2: for one state to usurp federal law and federal power.
Speaker 2: Now it's a little pin HITTI.
Speaker 1: But you can bring it it really, it really isn't pinheady.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you if there's one topic where I
Speaker 1: really have to be concise and really really hope, it's
Speaker 1: the issue of immigration, because there's so many different aspects
Speaker 1: of it. And if you want to short, if you
Speaker 1: want to ask a short question, which I do, then
Speaker 1: then there's going to be probably a series of follow
Speaker 1: up because there's so many facets of immigration that we're
Speaker 1: dealing with. If you're dealing with the cost, you're dealing
Speaker 1: with the crime side, you're dealing with the legality side.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, there's just you know, you're dealing with
Speaker 1: the issue of law and order, following the laws of
Speaker 1: the land. So there's so many facets of it. And
Speaker 1: again this is all part of the elimination process.
Speaker 3: We do have it.
Speaker 1: We do have a time policy. It's well, flip a coin,
Speaker 1: who goes first, one minute to answer, thirty second rebuttal,
Speaker 1: and then follow ups as necessary, And that's basically the
Speaker 1: rules bill.
Speaker 3: It's kind of simple.
Speaker 2: In that time frame, you'll get a lot of questions
Speaker 2: in But to me as an American again, not as
Speaker 2: a journalist or a debate moderator or an interviewer. What
Speaker 2: I'm concerned about in this country, and it mirrors your concern, okay,
Speaker 2: is Number one is getting harder and harder and harder
Speaker 2: for working people to make a living. When expenses have
Speaker 2: risen eighteen percent and for essentral items of life Underbiden,
Speaker 2: you're in serious trouble. And it da've risen more in California, see.
Speaker 1: You, and I think exactly right. You used to always
Speaker 1: say the folks, the folks, the folks, you know, but Bill,
Speaker 1: that's what it's really all about. And a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't understand this. There have been people questioning why
Speaker 1: am I doing this? I'm like, do you not understand
Speaker 1: that state policies, state regulations on immigration, on energy, on taxes,
Speaker 1: that that probably has a more direct impact on your life,
Speaker 1: your everyday life, than what the federal government is doing.
Speaker 1: Although they're forty percent top marginal tax rate is pretty
Speaker 1: darn burdensome, and their regulations are pretty burdensome.
Speaker 3: But what the.
Speaker 1: States do has a dramatic impact on people's lives.
Speaker 2: And I would also mention the newsome and I'll get
Speaker 2: to DeSantis in a moment. To be fair, people in
Speaker 2: California paying this much for a gallon of gas today,
Speaker 2: right now, and people have wanted paying.
Speaker 1: This much that This is why I have said to
Speaker 1: people that it basically is not going to be as
Speaker 1: many surprises as you would think.
Speaker 3: And here's my thinking going into this. See if you agree.
Speaker 1: I wanted to think of Sean Hannity circa my twenties,
Speaker 1: when I was struggling to pay my rent and having
Speaker 1: to pay my taxes and having to go to the
Speaker 1: DMV and having to live life and struggling to pay
Speaker 1: rent every every month.
Speaker 3: Though, And I want how.
Speaker 1: The questions that matter the most to me are the
Speaker 1: questions that impact the people's lives that we're discussing. Because
Speaker 1: we're now at over sixty percent of Americans live in
Speaker 1: paycheck to paycheck. Now that breaks my heart. I think
Speaker 1: we could be so much better than that. I believe
Speaker 1: the policies on the on the federal level, state level
Speaker 1: have contributed a lot to this. And that's that's where
Speaker 1: my mind went as I was spending a lot of
Speaker 1: time preparing for this debate.
Speaker 2: And that is if you throw up to newsome your
Speaker 2: folks are paying this much right now for gas and
Speaker 2: Florida they're paying this much. How can you justify that simple?
Speaker 2: That question takes six seconds. Now let's go to DeSantis.
Speaker 1: Now, by the way, I don't know if you know this,
Speaker 1: but they're suing out in California, the oil companies because quote,
Speaker 1: they had all this knowledge ahead of time that it
Speaker 1: was a pollutant. This is going to cost these companies,
Speaker 1: you know, probably millions of millions and hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars to defend against.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have to get that specific,
Speaker 2: though the point is dramatic of that. The big point
Speaker 2: spread in a gallon of gas.
Speaker 3: So with well, let me ask that. So what wins out?
Speaker 1: Is it going to be the substance of the debate
Speaker 1: or the personality of the person?
Speaker 2: Well, number one, you'll win if the debate is interesting,
Speaker 2: if it's not the same old political rhetoric. Newsom is
Speaker 2: much livelier than DeSantis. But I don't what I if
Speaker 2: I'm sitting up there with DeSantis, I don't understand him.
Speaker 2: I really don't understand him because he has not articulated
Speaker 2: what he's gonna do. By the way, Henny, and this
Speaker 2: is a good tip from me to you, He's gonna
Speaker 2: try to co opt you, so you and him are
Speaker 2: some patico. Don't let him do that and that because
Speaker 2: then news and goes, oh see, I told you're gonna
Speaker 2: be does one.
Speaker 1: So you got you know, but he's gonna he's gonna
Speaker 1: say that anyway. Bill, they've been I have an over
Speaker 1: under that he's gonna say it a thousand times.
Speaker 3: After the debate.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get four million people to watch this debate
Speaker 2: and the folks are going to see what happens, and
Speaker 2: then it's gonna go viral and then ten million morals
Speaker 2: see it. But the DeSantis I would like to know, okay,
Speaker 2: how he arrived at his abortion point of view?
Speaker 3: Now fifteen to six weeks?
Speaker 2: Yes, are you coming from it from a religious point
Speaker 2: of view? Governor? Are you coming at it from experience?
Speaker 2: How are you coming at I don't understand it. I
Speaker 2: want to understand it. Okay. Then the second thing on
Speaker 2: DeSantis is why in your state is Donald Trump more
Speaker 2: popular than you? Now that is a provocative question, Hanny,
Speaker 2: I don't you know that? That's tough. And so with
Speaker 2: the Santas, you've got to make them a little uncomfortable
Speaker 2: to see what he's got. Let's see what he's got
Speaker 2: because his campaign is not taken on any momentum because
Speaker 2: people they don't know who he is.
Speaker 1: You know, you see, I think actually people do know
Speaker 1: who he is. Here's my take on the primary. And
Speaker 1: tell me if you disagree that Donald Trump has a
Speaker 1: base that is fiercely loyal to him, and there was
Speaker 1: there was nobody in this cycle that was going to
Speaker 1: have any chance of breaking up that base in my view.
Speaker 1: And look, Rohn de Santis is he just turned forty
Speaker 1: five years old, he's a young man. He's he'll have
Speaker 1: plenty of opportunities to run for president. A lot of
Speaker 1: people running and and don't win the first or second time,
Speaker 1: and then they come back in the winner, so that
Speaker 1: he has plenty of time to be governor and if
Speaker 1: in the future he wants to run again. If he
Speaker 1: doesn't win this time, I think they're putting a lot
Speaker 1: of their eggs in the Iowa caucus basket, and they've
Speaker 1: gotten they certainly have gotten big endorsements there. But I
Speaker 1: think if Iowa doesn't go well and New Hampshire doesn't
Speaker 1: go well, I think it's at that point, you know,
Speaker 1: this this may be over quick more quickly than people think.
Speaker 2: Well, Haley's got more momentum than the Santis now and
Speaker 2: you can see that in a real clear politics poll average,
Speaker 2: and you can see it with the money flowing into Haley.
Speaker 2: But I'm not sure that that does any good on
Speaker 2: a national level. This debate is important, and it is
Speaker 2: and kudos to you for setting it up. By the way,
Speaker 2: I don't know any other person in the country, and
Speaker 2: I'm not kissing you butt Hanny. You know I slapped
Speaker 2: you around all the time verbally, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: By the way.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm nothing but nice to him, right to Linda
Speaker 1: am I always nice to Bill alrighty, And this is
Speaker 1: the crap I have to put up with from him.
Speaker 1: I mean, I go on his show and he's just
Speaker 1: threatening me, you know, in the months leading up to
Speaker 1: the interview to Hannity not gonna be a cupcake interview, Like, Okay,
Speaker 1: what you want to rip my my lungs out, go
Speaker 1: ahead to have fun at it.
Speaker 3: I can fight back.
Speaker 2: And it was fun.
Speaker 3: It was I'm not going to deny it. Everything with
Speaker 3: you is fun.
Speaker 2: I don't know anybody in the country could have put
Speaker 2: this on the air. I couldn't have done it. I
Speaker 2: couldn't have gotten Newsome in Disantas together. I know I
Speaker 2: couldn't have.
Speaker 1: So you did something I couldn't do, and that was
Speaker 1: get Obama to sit down with you.
Speaker 3: He'd never sit down with me.
Speaker 2: Three times I got him to sit down because we had,
Speaker 2: you know, some common interest in the Brother's Keeper and
Speaker 2: a few of the other social programs that I felt
Speaker 2: that were very important. But kudos to you because this
Speaker 2: illuminates the culture war more than anything in America. You
Speaker 2: have two states now, huge states that are one hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty degrees apart, same country. Who's got the stronger argument? Now,
Speaker 2: you and I know that Florida does, because that's what
Speaker 2: we believe. We believe in traditional America. We believe in
Speaker 2: a meritocracy. We believe in hard work. Newsom in his
Speaker 2: California acolytes do not. They believe in a strong Sacramento government, talent,
Speaker 2: everybody what to do in every aspect of their life.
Speaker 2: That's what they believe. But look who's work. Florida is
Speaker 2: working a lot better than California. Just the exodus out
Speaker 2: of California. And that's the good question of warn I too.
Speaker 2: I mean, you got millions of people live in California.
Speaker 2: It's the most beautiful state in the country with the
Speaker 2: weather and everything. What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Bill, Let's just say you've hit There's not a single
Speaker 1: thing you've mentioned that I haven't thought of yet. However,
Speaker 1: I do appreciate your insight, and I'm actually asking the audience.
Speaker 3: I want to know what they want to hear too.
Speaker 1: And people have been calling in today and we're gonna
Speaker 1: put them on the air and hear what they have
Speaker 1: to say. We got to roll though, mister O'Reilly All
Speaker 1: things Bill O'Reilly at billoreilly dot com. So I hope
Speaker 1: you'll be watching tomorrow and next week you can come
Speaker 1: back on and maybe I'll let you give me a
Speaker 1: grade if it's not awful.
Speaker 2: No, I certainly always fun to talk with you, Sean,
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Bill O'Reilly dot com for all things O'Reilly quick
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Speaker 1: busy telephones here? Randy's in California? Randy, how are you
Speaker 1: glad you called?
Speaker 3: Sir?
Speaker 4: How you doing, Sean?
Speaker 3: I'm good? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 4: I live in northern California. I got a small little farm,
Speaker 4: you know, less than ten acres. Most of the farmers
Speaker 4: here are twenty to ten acres. Gavin's killing us. Gavin's
Speaker 4: killing our people around the farmers, all around the area
Speaker 4: I'm at in northern California. You know, last year, our
Speaker 4: mandarin orangers were selling for about a dollar a pound.
Speaker 4: This year, just to keep alive, we're selling for about
Speaker 4: two dollars a pounds, almost one hundred percent increase. And
Speaker 4: what it's really killing us is is this gas. I
Speaker 4: listened to you and him on the TV and he
Speaker 4: was talking about we only charged eighty five cents on
Speaker 4: sales tax for gas. Well that's not true. He didn't
Speaker 4: talk about the fees we're charging the thirty five cents
Speaker 4: per gallon in fees for greenhouse e missions, low carbon fuels,
Speaker 4: and also underground storage tank. So that really pick us
Speaker 4: up to a dollar twenty dollars a dollar twenty per
Speaker 4: gallon for sales tax and also for fees on every
Speaker 4: gallon of gas we buy.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this, do you sell fewer mandarins
Speaker 3: because because of the higher cost that you now are
Speaker 3: charging people.
Speaker 4: I got to make some money. I got to make
Speaker 4: some money to pay, so we have to charge more.
Speaker 3: And but I mean, in other words, are people buying
Speaker 3: less as a result our seasons?
Speaker 4: It's not like I'm seeing that. Yeah, they're they're buying less.
Speaker 4: They're buying less. And you know, our market has now
Speaker 4: gone to or opening up our farms and sell them
Speaker 4: to the public that way just to keep.
Speaker 2: The cost down.
Speaker 3: Wow, So you sell it directly to the customer.
Speaker 4: Instead of send them directly to the customer, because if
Speaker 4: we send them to the stores, you know, their markup
Speaker 4: and they're not buying as much, so most of that stuff's.
Speaker 2: Coming to eat.
Speaker 1: You're kind of making my point because some people will say, well, Hannity,
Speaker 1: why are you doing this and why are you elevating
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom and and et cetera. I'm like, well, first
Speaker 1: of all, Joe Biden may not be on the ticket
Speaker 1: come November a year from now, and you better be
Speaker 1: aware of who a potential replacement could be. And he
Speaker 1: would certainly be on the top of the list or
Speaker 1: right up there on the top of the list with
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, I think, and maybe the Michigan governor, you know,
Speaker 1: Whitmer would be there, maybe somebody I'm not thinking about now.
Speaker 3: That's number one.
Speaker 1: But number two the impact of state laws, state regulation,
Speaker 1: state taxation, and you know all that the impact it
Speaker 1: has on the citizens of states oftentimes is more onerous
Speaker 1: on citizens than what the federal government does. That's why
Speaker 1: I think red blue state state, all this stuff matters,
Speaker 1: And you know, is it one of the reasons why
Speaker 1: there has been a pretty much a mass exit US
Speaker 1: out of California because it's a beautiful state.
Speaker 3: I lived there five.
Speaker 4: Years, beautiful state. You know, the restrictions like you're talking
Speaker 4: about in twenty twenty four, we can no longer buy
Speaker 4: any lawnmowers or riding or push blowers or even chainsaws.
Speaker 4: And that's kind of my thing, Chainsaws. I mean, I
Speaker 4: got to theas and everything else. You know, in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty eight, no more generators. We can't purchase the generator
Speaker 4: in California. And in two thousand and thirty gas appliances
Speaker 4: in two thousand and thirty five, all gas or diesel tractors.
Speaker 4: How's a farmer or how's a rancher supposed to operate?
Speaker 4: If they can't buy equipment, They're going to get rid
Speaker 4: of all the farmers and all the ranchers out of California.
Speaker 4: Because in two thousand and thirty five, everything's that to
Speaker 4: be better. Now you could tell me how's the battery
Speaker 4: going to operate on on on tractors?
Speaker 1: Look, I don't see it happening. And I mentioned this earlier,
Speaker 1: and I think this is going to have a big
Speaker 1: impact on the country. Is we now see it? You know,
Speaker 1: once the governor and the great state of where is
Speaker 1: it Connecticut, you know, is pulling back from these these
Speaker 1: electric cars and vehicles and these mandates that they're having.
Speaker 3: Look, let's put it this way.
Speaker 1: Three thousand car dealers are telling Joe Biden as planned
Speaker 1: to force you the public to buy electric vehicles as
Speaker 1: a loser. Yeah, the Democratic governor of Connecticut let Ned
Speaker 1: Lamont with drawing his plan to mandate future electric vehicle
Speaker 1: purchases after the proposal received a bipartisan pushback. Literally, now
Speaker 1: we're being lectured by the U LAN on on on
Speaker 1: how we should reduce our meat consumption. Nobody wants to
Speaker 1: hear that, and we're demonizing, you know, the producers of
Speaker 1: I think one of the best sources of protein you
Speaker 1: could ever have, which is meat. I eat very keto
Speaker 1: friendly in paleo, so that's my diet. So I mean,
Speaker 1: but that again, we're dealing with states regulating and the
Speaker 1: federal government does it too, to the point where it's
Speaker 1: hurting the people of these states and people in this country. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I got a roll and to get some other folks
Speaker 1: in here. Glad you called, my friend. I wish you
Speaker 1: the best of luck with your with your farming. Where
Speaker 1: can people get your mandarins in person?
Speaker 4: Well, we're in northern California, and so we're in town,
Speaker 4: a small little town in Loomis and also Penrin and Alburn, California.
Speaker 4: It's all three, all those films we can give them all.
Speaker 1: Right, my friend, Thank you eight hundred and ninety four
Speaker 1: one Seawn our number. If you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program. Let's say hi to George and Florida,
Speaker 1: the Free State of Florida. What's going on, George?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 5: Saw?
Speaker 6: I have nice to have talk to my friend.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 6: I wanted to say that with abortion, I know that's
Speaker 6: a hot, hot item right now. Justice Scalia said what
Speaker 6: to do about abortion shouldn't be up to nine rogue judges.
Speaker 6: It should be it should go to state legislators and
Speaker 6: be discussed on the people's representatives. And big Abortion right
Speaker 6: now has circumsvented that democratic process like they did in
Speaker 6: Ohio by putting these things on these citizens initiatives where
Speaker 6: out of state billionaires can come in and spend like
Speaker 6: four to one on the big abortion side.
Speaker 5: So I know you're.
Speaker 6: There having a debate tomorrow night. I would love for
Speaker 6: you to ask UH Governor Newsom and also UH Governor
Speaker 6: Santas my governor. He's my Churchillian governor. I believe he's
Speaker 6: he's a he's a very he gives the people hope,
Speaker 6: UH for our state. But ask them do they believe
Speaker 6: that what to do abortion should go to the state
Speaker 6: legislatures where they can discuss things about UH parental this,
Speaker 6: parental rights, minors, and and all these things that are
Speaker 6: are basically could be hashed out, and any type of
Speaker 6: UH that are things that are aren't that could be
Speaker 6: fraud or anything else to be talked with their legislatures,
Speaker 6: and and this chiseled out there instead of these these
Speaker 6: these these UH citizens' initiatives where the most whoever has
Speaker 6: the most bucks win Because Bloomberg and Soros they spends
Speaker 6: six point five million dollars in their money, and what
Speaker 6: we have on the pro life side, our organizations like
Speaker 6: that that buyases that by ultrasounds, and the Knights of Columbus,
Speaker 6: they spend their money and trying to counter this attack
Speaker 6: by big abortion. So I think that's a great well.
Speaker 3: I think the money is a part of it.
Speaker 1: But now that Dobbs has sent abortion back to the States,
Speaker 1: it's a state decision, and regardless of outside money that
Speaker 1: might be spent, if if a politician is going against
Speaker 1: the will of their constituents on this important issue, I
Speaker 1: think there'll be massive political consequences for them.
Speaker 3: I think it's that big an issue.
Speaker 1: I actually believe it's the reason Republicans did not get
Speaker 1: the red wave that they were going to get in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two or were expected to get. But anyway,
Speaker 1: good Idea, appreciate it. Thanks for the input. Texas Chris
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show, Hey, Chris, listen.
Speaker 7: Since the California governor decided to have communist company come
Speaker 7: over to the House of California San Francisco, how much
Speaker 7: was the Short Notice Cleanup Bill proven that it could
Speaker 7: be done and chose not to until forced to do it.
Speaker 1: It's certainly a fair question, isn't it. I Mean, if
Speaker 1: you look at why didn't they do it ahead of time?
Speaker 1: Why aren't they doing it everywhere? I think that's a
Speaker 1: legitimate question. I mean, the homeless issue, especially in California,
Speaker 1: is so out of control that I mean, the one
Speaker 1: thing it proved is you certainly can fix it if
Speaker 1: you want to fix it. And you know, okay, what
Speaker 1: was it like before? What was it like after? And
Speaker 1: what do you what are you supposed to do with
Speaker 1: this massive homeless population. Look, it was a problem when
Speaker 1: when I lived I lived for it was like the
Speaker 1: poorest person ever that lives in Santa Barbara. I had
Speaker 1: a you know, a tiny apartment, and you know, I'd
Speaker 1: often go down to the beach and the beach was
Speaker 1: packed with homeless people. They had this huge pig tree
Speaker 1: that they used to congregate under, and they were massive
Speaker 1: of people back then. And it's only gotten dramatically worse
Speaker 1: since then. And yeah, I think there's got to be
Speaker 1: you know, laws. And frankly, we're all the billionaires in
Speaker 1: the liberal billionaires in California. Why aren't they building facilities
Speaker 1: so they can shower, maybe get some counseling for addictions
Speaker 1: or mental health issues. I don't see that happening out there.
Speaker 7: It makes more sense to clean a house at least
Speaker 7: once a week than wait till the end of the
Speaker 7: year to clean up the house.
Speaker 3: I think I tend to agree with you.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Good call, Chris, appreciate it all right, quick break
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Speaker 1: Back to California, we go, Josh Su're on the Sean
Speaker 1: Hennedy Show.
Speaker 5: Hey, Sean, living in California. I'll tell you what I'm
Speaker 5: concerned with. I think that Devin Newsome knows that he
Speaker 5: could easily get votes just for being a younger and
Speaker 5: better looking and more lucid Democrat than Joe Biden. I
Speaker 5: think he's a dangerous candidate. I'm always reminded with this
Speaker 5: open border that most of America does not live in
Speaker 5: a border state and does not have illegal immigration in
Speaker 5: their face every single day like we do out here.
Speaker 5: We've had millions. As soon as they send thousands up
Speaker 5: to New York, it becomes a crisis. So I think
Speaker 5: Devin Newsome knows that most of the country is pretty
Speaker 5: clueless about what an open border means. And he is
Speaker 5: a guy who wrote stimulus checks for illegals based on
Speaker 5: our tax dollars. Okay, he has all these green fantasies
Speaker 5: that the other color mentioned. He honestly believes that the
Speaker 5: homeless crisis is single women who work out there on
Speaker 5: the streets with their children, which is insane. It's mental
Speaker 5: patients and drug addicts who want to live in open
Speaker 5: air drug supermarkets, and we need Republicans to stand up
Speaker 5: and say what it is.
Speaker 1: Well, well, let me ask you a question. If you're
Speaker 1: that unhappy with California, why don't you leave?
Speaker 5: You know, don't worry, I'll be leaving. And at the
Speaker 5: moment I have someone of my family who works in
Speaker 5: civil service needs to get to the finish line on
Speaker 5: her pension. But no, I will leave. But the thing is,
Speaker 5: I think that he really believes that if he goes
Speaker 5: up against Trump, enough of the center of the country
Speaker 5: will not want a rerun against Trump, he can smooth
Speaker 5: his way in as a younger, more lucid Democrat. I
Speaker 5: think Newsome is up against a far greater challenge against
Speaker 5: DeSantis or Haley or any of those. I don't think
Speaker 5: he fears Trump.
Speaker 1: Do you believe him when he has said to me
Speaker 1: repeatedly that he is not running in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: and even going as far as to say that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris would be next in line, not him.
Speaker 5: No, wrong, that's all pr He will absolutely seize this opportunity.
Speaker 5: And again, most of America, they only hear about how
Speaker 5: bad it is in border states, and how bad these
Speaker 5: woke fantasies have turned out for California.
Speaker 1: But well, let me ask you this, then, then am
Speaker 1: I correct in telling people that you better pay attention
Speaker 1: to this guy and you better understand him, because I
Speaker 1: would guess he probably has presidential ambitions.
Speaker 5: This is a very slippery snake. And I absolutely applaud you.
Speaker 1: Well, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta be with him
Speaker 1: for two hours, for an hour and a half tomorrow, easy,
Speaker 1: you know, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta be I
Speaker 1: gotta host this debate.
Speaker 3: But that's your opinion.
Speaker 1: Look, I've actually find I found him personally to be
Speaker 1: very likable personally, and he's really good at that, you know,
Speaker 1: I would say spinning or but I also think foundationally,
Speaker 1: which and there are phony people, and I don't think
Speaker 1: he's phony about any of this. I think he believes
Speaker 1: everything that he says. I think this is his driving
Speaker 1: political ideology. Do you doubt that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: No, absolutely, And also remember he is he is counting
Speaker 5: on the fact that most of America does not really
Speaker 5: know the impact of what he's done here in California,
Speaker 5: and a lot of America still believes that there is
Speaker 5: a Democratic Party. They don't understand that it has become
Speaker 5: a far left, far left show, and his woke nonsense
Speaker 5: has ruined this state. But he knows most of America
Speaker 5: doesn't live in this state, doesn't see the open border
Speaker 5: in their face every single day.
Speaker 1: All right, appreciate the call. When do you get out
Speaker 1: of there? How long is how many need more years
Speaker 1: to get the pension?
Speaker 5: I got about an eighteen month clock kicking right now.
Speaker 1: Be careful because there was a proposal out there at
Speaker 1: one point. I think that if you left and you
Speaker 1: were no longer a resident, that they would want the
Speaker 1: right to tax your income for ten more years. I'm like,
Speaker 1: you're not even living there and they want state income tax. Anyway,
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