senator in camilla harris. they won't supermajorities in the california legislature.californians voted to legalize recreational pot after having medical marijuana for years. they voted to ban plastic bags in stores and voted for new gun safety laws on top of ones that the governor already signed this year. california has been a real laboratory of progressive social policy for a while, no matter who is in charge 2500 miles away in washington, d.c. well now that the president is going to be donald trump, california has a lot to lose. if the federal government decides to come after california for its progressive governance, california will prove to be a rich target field for an activist federal government that wants to change california to be more like the trump administration wants it to be. on the flip side, because of its size and its economic might and the sheer dominance of its democrats, california is also particularly well situated for a fight. if california democrats want one or if the trump administration wants one. turns out from the california side, they seem

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people left, whether you're talking about some of the really fresh faces in washington, like camilla harris cuomo who has been governor of new york for six years, so he's around, or cory booker has been on the national scene for a while. any of these people, even the better known ones to thos of us who follow politics pretty closely are pretty much unknown to the electorate at large. there will almost definitely be a fresh face that most people right now have never heard of. elizabeth warren is probably the best known of the people who sort of speculated about running for president in 2020, but even she's not really well known in the kind of way that hillary clinton, joe biden, bernie sanders are. >> and guys, before i let you go here, when you talk about the idea of the affordable care act, there's news that more people have signed up for that now, at least the obama administration says, 6 million americans. but the future of that law is really in question. where do you see that going? 6.4 million have registered, 4 million re-enrolling, 2 million just enrolling. what now as they work to t

but there were a lot of women who were elected that i think are very inspiring. , onerd from camilla harris friends from college is stephanie murphy. andis young, vibrant, excited. and we have a new asian senator from illinois. that there is always something to hope for and believe in. now, it is time to pass the baton and to pass that on to the next leaders. that is how the obamas feel and how many of us feel. we will be involved in this it in a different way. hopefully, people in this room will lead some movements. i think we are out of time. what a great conversation this has been. i want to thank you for hearing your remaining time in the white house with us. i will turn the conversation over to the final discussion of the day. thank you to all of you. [applause] >> hello everybody. thanks so much susan. is carrie rudolph brown and i am the editor of politico. we will end our conversations with valerie jarrett. please join me. [applause] >> hello, everybody. they were terrific. weren't they good? everyone here knows valerie ofrett but she is deserving an introduction. she is the senior

you will have william and kate and prince harry as well as prince charles and camilla there for this christmas tradition. usually buckingham palace doesn't give us this play by play of how sick they are or what they have, but because it is delaying this trip, that is why they are letting us know. remember, these are two people who are in their 90s, slowing down a bit. but we do see them quite active in royal life. >> by the same token, it has also been announced the queen is stepping back from some of her royal duties. what do we take from that? >> reporter: that's right. she is stepping down from 25 of the 600 charities she is a patron of by the end of the year. those will go to other members of the royal family. but she is still going to be the head of 575 charities. she is still quite active in those. but yes, she is slowing down a bit. prince philip has also handed over some of his responsibilities as well. but we do see them still fairly active in royal life. >> ian lee reporting live from london this morning. >>> russia says it's too soon to the murder of its ambassador to turk