Speaker 1: This is they're running them. We have to. It's the law.
Speaker 1: This would be this would be My first question is
Speaker 1: Steve Garvey?
Speaker 2: If I just didn't want put him in an uncomfortable position,
Speaker 2: He's a not Steve Garvey.
Speaker 1: Adam Ship is a.
Speaker 2: Lying, cynical piece of crap and I hate him, disagree
Speaker 2: very strong.
Speaker 1: Why don't we introduce Steve Garvey?
Speaker 3: First of all, great baseball star second half of the
Speaker 3: twentieth century. Of the fact that he's not in the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame as a joke, but we won't get
Speaker 3: hung up on that. Steve has also been since his
Speaker 3: retirement to active in a variety causes from special Olympics
Speaker 3: to juvenile diabetes, the United Way, Ronald McDonald, House and more.
Speaker 3: And Steve Garvey candidate for US and in California joins US.
Speaker 1: Now, Steve, how are you.
Speaker 4: Great? To be with you guys? Could you play that
Speaker 4: home run again more and more?
Speaker 1: If he does, there's going to be a fight. How honestly,
Speaker 1: how often? How often do you think about that?
Speaker 4: You went through the recovery program, the Cubs revo tape
Speaker 4: from Garvey program.
Speaker 2: Well we'll get to the politics. But yeah, I always
Speaker 2: wondered we got a terrible delay problem going on.
Speaker 4: We're going to use that. We're going to use that
Speaker 4: Don Drysdale call, which has been infamous on Tuesday Night,
Speaker 4: Primary night, because you know, we've run My team has
Speaker 4: run an amazing campaign. It's just five months now and
Speaker 4: we've gone from zero to the mid twenties in terms
Speaker 4: of carolling. And we believe that we'll be a tomorrow
Speaker 4: and there'll be eight more months after Tuesday Night where
Speaker 4: the people that have good people at California have stood
Speaker 4: up and say, Steve, thanks for running. Bless you. It's
Speaker 4: a narrow path, but we can't believe that California is
Speaker 4: in the States. And your voice is saying we want
Speaker 4: to be the wind beneath your wings back to Washington.
Speaker 4: So it stays like they were a chance to talk
Speaker 4: to you, and the message is so vitally important.
Speaker 3: So you live in a pretty comfortable life as a
Speaker 3: retired baseball star, well regarded in your home state. Why
Speaker 3: would you toss that all up in the air to
Speaker 3: run for the Senate in a blue blue stain.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, there's a wonderful saying that the two
Speaker 4: most important days of your life are the day you're
Speaker 4: born and the day you realize why. And you know,
Speaker 4: in the seventies, September first, in nineteen sixty nine, I
Speaker 4: was called up to the Dodgers. You know, they bring
Speaker 4: up minor league players in September. And a longer story
Speaker 4: is me being a back boy at the age of
Speaker 4: eight in Tampa, Florida for the Brooklyn Dodgers and the
Speaker 4: Boys this summer. It's a longer story, but I got
Speaker 4: a chance to ba boy two or three times for
Speaker 4: eight or nine years with Hodges and Trillo and Jackie Robinson.
Speaker 4: So I grew up with my idols. And then twelve
Speaker 4: years after that first day, I was after by the Dodgers,
Speaker 4: and on that September one, fifty five years ago, I
Speaker 4: put on a Dodger uniform for the first time, and
Speaker 4: my dream came true. And that was when California was
Speaker 4: the heartbeat of America. You know, people remember people coming
Speaker 4: here with their dreams and hoping to grow the family
Speaker 4: and build businesses and having their dreams come true. And
Speaker 4: that heartbeat became a murmur. And you so ably every
Speaker 4: day talk about this one party state that suppresses the
Speaker 4: good people who like me, have common sense, They have compassion,
Speaker 4: They try to work together and build businesses that they
Speaker 4: can't And the most important thing is that we had
Speaker 4: finally somebody stand up. And I decided in March that
Speaker 4: I'm better than this. And I woke up in the morning,
Speaker 4: turned TV on and saw the snarkiness and career politicians
Speaker 4: not representing us, but representing their party, and they were
Speaker 4: doing it for a job, they were doing it for power.
Speaker 4: And I said, maybe I want to have the chance
Speaker 4: to do it for the people. So I woke up
Speaker 4: my wife and I said, Canvas, you know, honey, let's
Speaker 4: work for the Senate. And she is a dutiful wife.
Speaker 4: Turned over. She turned back and said, don't you think
Speaker 4: you're a little young for the Senate? You know, seventy
Speaker 4: fourth time, And I said, well, I used the Reagan line.
Speaker 4: I think I can overcome my youth and inexperience and
Speaker 4: we are better than this. And I started a pathway
Speaker 4: to running. We announced almost five months ago. Unfortunately it
Speaker 4: was a day after the Israeli War, which captivated the
Speaker 4: media world and devastated all of us. But we've come
Speaker 4: from zero to the mid twenties and a short amount
Speaker 4: of time with that great momentum and an he writes
Speaker 4: this ad campaign that they've spent tens of millions to
Speaker 4: paint me in a corner. It's got people mad, but
Speaker 4: for us, it's created a tremendous amount of awareness. And
Speaker 4: by the way, the pictures look good. What all the
Speaker 4: women say? What's important? The days like today where we
Speaker 4: can share my vision are so important during this stretch.
Speaker 4: Run now to the next Tuesday.
Speaker 2: So we know who your likely opponent is. True of false?
Speaker 2: Adam Ship is a lying piece of crap.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, about three weeks, almost a month, we
Speaker 4: had the first and three debates, and I hadn't debated
Speaker 4: in sixty years. You know, I figured out it was
Speaker 4: a junior class president. We had a debate at Chamberlain
Speaker 4: I in Dampa, and that debating is really interesting. You're
Speaker 4: standing on the stage and I wanted to make sure
Speaker 4: I was at the one end and that my three
Speaker 4: progressive opponents were done the wrong. And then all of
Speaker 4: a sudden they started to attack me, and Shift looked
Speaker 4: at me, and I just raised my hand to the
Speaker 4: moderators and I said, mister Schiff, you've lied to over
Speaker 4: three hundred million people, and you can't take that back,
Speaker 4: and he looked at me and he started going, well,
Speaker 4: I won't take it back, and this and then and
Speaker 4: by the way, you were censored. Well, only three people
Speaker 4: in the history of Congress have been censored. So that night,
Speaker 4: you know, it was a volley. Those two statements have
Speaker 4: reservated to pay to ten million people on the you know,
Speaker 4: on the web. And that's established. You know, dot mistake
Speaker 4: kindness for weakness, if you're going to hack me what
Speaker 4: I'm standing up for. And my wife said that, she said,
Speaker 4: you know, you never took the field for Democrats, Republicans, independence,
Speaker 4: You took the field for all the fans. And now
Speaker 4: you're running for all the people. And that's the difference.
Speaker 4: They're running for half the people. They're running for a job,
Speaker 4: they're running for power. I'm running for all the people
Speaker 4: and a chance to go to Washington and represent them.
Speaker 4: Go to bed every day.
Speaker 3: What issues are important to you, Steve, I mean, what
Speaker 3: do you really want to get done in the Senate.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, they we've done our polling and varies.
Speaker 4: But let's face it, I'm law and order. I'm let's
Speaker 4: fight crime. So that's important. The economy and inflation every
Speaker 4: day moms get up and dads and they go to
Speaker 4: the kittens, and mom has to decide what she could afford.
Speaker 4: You know that we had to feed her children. Then
Speaker 4: they go to the gas station. You go there and
Speaker 4: you look around like I do here in the jail valley,
Speaker 4: and people are taking a ten dollar bill instead of
Speaker 4: their credit cards and buying ten dollars worth of gas
Speaker 4: instead of ten gallons. Then you look at housing, and
Speaker 4: you look at the mortgage and interest rates, and people
Speaker 4: are getting up. And this is a very very founded
Speaker 4: polways that they're probably losing eight to nine hundred dollars
Speaker 4: a month. They're working harder and losing every day. They're
Speaker 4: dreams than dull. They'll lose ten to twelve thousand dollars
Speaker 4: a year. And this is a fact. Eighty percent of
Speaker 4: California and are breaking or losing every day. So it's
Speaker 4: the economy, it's crime. It's the border. I've been down
Speaker 4: to the border. My opponents haven't. It's watching the infiltration
Speaker 4: we did San Diego from the ocean at the top
Speaker 4: of ot Mountain, which is right near Hokumba, and walking
Speaker 4: him come across. I should cross in pacts of twenty
Speaker 4: thirty forty raising their hands waiting for the US Border Patrol,
Speaker 4: Border patrol bencements all their time processing, and that every
Speaker 4: day is the reasons why there's five to eight ten
Speaker 4: thousand people a day.
Speaker 3: Right, And if you're going to focus on inflation and
Speaker 3: the economy and the border, I think you're on exactly
Speaker 3: the right track. I hate to interrupt, but we're actually
Speaker 3: up against the break. Steve Garvey, we will stay in touch.
Speaker 3: We will talk again. Good luck and best wishes. Thank
Speaker 3: you for being here.
Speaker 2: You'll stay in touch and talk again. I won't be here.
Speaker 2: I just hate talking to politicians. I get nothing out
Speaker 2: of talking to politicians. Be nice to who for what?
Speaker 2: You got nothing out of that? Well, I got the
Speaker 2: fact that he's never going to be a US senator.
Speaker 2: Out of that, I got that m harsh words handsome.
Speaker 2: The next time you suggest a politician, oh no, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm ready to know. I'm ready to name names and
Speaker 2: blame people. The next time you suggest a politician, make
Speaker 2: sure you also schedule my day off. The next time
Speaker 2: we get something out of talking to a politician might
Speaker 2: be the first time. I don't know what school they
Speaker 2: go to about answering questions to make sure it's few
Speaker 2: people stay tuned in.
Speaker 1: As possible or what.
Speaker 2: Or just none of them have that skill, just very
Speaker 2: few of them have that skill, that talent for like
Speaker 2: getting to the things that could possibly interest somebody. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't know what it is. Are they
Speaker 2: their ability to just filibuster and eat up time? Oftentimes
Speaker 2: that's it. I don't that's not usually what it is
Speaker 2: when you're running for office. You're not trying to kill time.
Speaker 2: You want to get elected. I mean, we've had plenty
Speaker 2: of politicians on where you're trying to grill them and
Speaker 2: they their skill is to just eat up time, just
Speaker 2: to filibuster until you the five minutes are up.
Speaker 1: But god dang it, moving along.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's a nice guy that doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 2: So he ain't gonna be a US senator.
Speaker 1: Mm Jack on the Shift payroll pretty clearly and Adam
Speaker 1: Shift that lying, cynical piece of crap.
Speaker 2: He might be the worst person in all of government,
Speaker 2: Adam Schiff, and he's going to be a senator from
Speaker 2: the biggest state in the country.
Speaker 3: So now it's clear to me or you here on
Speaker 3: Maxine Waters payroll, who can you come up with anybody
Speaker 3: who's running I don't even care.
Speaker 2: Can you come up with anybody in the federal government
Speaker 2: worse than Adam Schiff And but he's in the top
Speaker 2: tier of evil and gutless and dishonest.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 2: Usually when you do something like what he did during
Speaker 2: the whole Trump collusion thing, you're like, you're you're sacrificing yourself.
Speaker 3: You're sacrificing the rest of your career to go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're a joke for the rest of your life. You're
Speaker 3: a punchline. But you took one for the team. No,
Speaker 3: he's gonna be elevated to a US senator. That's a
Speaker 3: disappointing reality about our politics.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he'll be a senator till the day
Speaker 2: he dies.
Speaker 3: Because I think it's cute that you still have the
Speaker 3: capacity to be disappointed.
Speaker 4: Armstrong and Getty