gavin newsom doesn't clear.lean and sober is one of the biggest mistakes this country has ever made. really? if you care so little about the people who live in your state that you will mock their sobriety, then you're definitely running for president. before that happens we thought we would check in with someone who has lived in the state and has seen it. adam curl is here to respond to a potential gavin newsom run. he's your governor. what do you think of this? >> all right. i could barely watch that without crawling out of my skin or not being clean and sober. okay. couple things. he came on my podcast nine years ago and he told me his number one issue was homeless and homelessness. that was his number one issue. i said to him the homeless population is comprised of drug addicts and people with mental disabilities and/or both. he then said to me sitting three feet across from me, what about the true face of homelessness, which is a mother of three who has a full time minimum wage job whose husband left her? th

gavin newsom doesn't care. quote, clean and sober is one of the biggest mistakes this country ever made. really, if you're willing to say that, if you care so little about the people who live in your state, that you will mock their sobriety, then you're definitely running for president . but before that happens, we thought we would check in on someone who has spent his life in the state and has seen it change longitudinally over more than 50 years. >> adam carroll is our friend. he joins us tonight to respond to a potential gavin newsom presidential run. adam, what he's your governor . what do you think of this? all right. i could barely watch that without crawling out of my skin or not being clean and sober at . okay, couple of things. he came on my podcast nine years ago and he told me his number one issue was homeless and homelessness. he was that was his number one issue. i said to him, the homeless population, this is ten years ago, is comprised of drug addicts and people with mental disabilities and or bo

how can gavin newsom think he can run for the white house. cash app founder in france. that suspect is still at large. >> gavin newsoming things everybody outside of california thinks like californians. they don't. he released thousands of felons. he gave george gascon his job in san francisco. and he was behind proposition 47 that allows you to steal $950. not per day, per store. because of cashless bail you have zero chance going to prison. serial arson is now a non-violent offense. assault of a police officer is now a non-violent offense. rape of an intoxicated victim, a non-violent offense. a whole bunch of people are running around in the streets who should be behind bars. regarding the city by the bay. you it's 60% black. but 40% of the arrests for assault are black people. you are 20 times more likely to end up in jail when you don't have a father in the home. that's something 70% of blacks saw from. you add this up, it's a perfect storm. when bad guys have a hard time being caught and convicted, crime goes up. liz: did gavin newsom, t

kristen: what will gavin do come 2026? of course, there is a 2024 presidential speculation, all parties believe biden will announce this week he is going to run for reelection. where does that leave newsom? jeremy: i think it has been fairly clear for a while now that the door is closed for gavin newsom in 2024, with president biden likely running for reelection, as you said. it seems quite likely as soon as this week announcing that reelection campaign. governor newsom has really strenuously made an effort to show he is on team biden and is a good team player, but i don't think anyone doubts he has national ambitions, seating this new pack with $10 million, he pledges to go into red states and take the fights to governors in places like texas and florida. 2028 i think is what you are circling on gavin newsom's calendar now. it is a long ways out, and he still has another two years in the governor's office before he -- excuse me, another three years before he will be turned out. so a long ways to go, but the governor has b

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now governor gavin newso (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body.nol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. >> welcome back to "unfiltered," california governor gavin newsom has a plan to fix america. he's launched his campaign for democracy to fight back against what he considers the tyranny of red states. >> problem in our country right now authoritarian leaders we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. where republican leaders ban books, criminalize doctors, fire teachers, they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from fact that blue states have lower murder rates better health care outcomes and higher gdp's what's happening in red states it is not who we are. it's unamerican. here to react is turning point usa founder charlie kirk charlie i have to laugh because california had the largest exodus of people to the red states that he's claiming are run by tyrants like ron

governor gavin newsom has a plan to fix america.s campaign for democracy to fight back against what he considers the tyranny of red states. >> problem in our country right now authoritarian leaders we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. where republican leaders ban books, criminalize doctors, fire teachers, they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from fact that blue states have lower murder rates better health care outcomes and higher gdp's what's happening in red states it is not who we are. it's unamerican. here to react is turning point usa founder charlie kirk charlie i have to laugh because california had the largest exodus of people to the red states that he's claiming are run by tyrants like ron desantis and kristi noem. but is he running for president, i mean, that looked like presidential campaign ad. >> he says he's not there's something interesting, though, in the democrat uniparty that's actually part of american foreign policy but in this regard everything he talk

gavin newsom on his tour, it is pretty hilarious.s presided over the utter decline of california. he's ushering in more decline and yet he thinks he's got the answer for what ails america. your thoughts? >> well, laura, i think if i may, presidential candidate on the republican side running against gavin newsom, what i would be focusing on on a daily basis is showing b-roll from california cities and from the central valley and showing how making california into a sanctuary state for every ill in this country, drug abuse, illegal immigration, transgender mutilation of children has really destroyed the quality of life in our city. i mean, this is a city where a millionaire was murdered on the streets just a couple of days ago and where cops are retiring early because the prosecutors don't prosecute crimes. and so he should be running for california. california isn't a pretty storylar lauer getting people to the polls in california is not -- story. >> laura: getting people to the polls in california is not going to be done on the trans

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one problem facing this administration and particularly gavin newsom is crime out in will can.n fact, at the san francisco flagship target store, as is the case in new york city issue at a target in manhattan, is take a look. that is not -- they don't have expensive d.v.d.s, $1.50 shavers, everything. so much stuff behind glass, find somebody to unlock the door because everybody is stealing everything and nothing can buy anything. >> like ryker's island. >> rachel: this could be the commercial for gavin newsom. this is maybe why he doesn't, you need shampoo, deodorant, how long does it take to shop? >> brian: i went a week and a half ago. how many keys does somebody have, you think the janitor has a lot of keys toen clean the erasers. >> we joke, i've had to do this in new york city, go for a stick of deodorant, it is not easy to find somebody working. here is your average price $9 for deodorant, $11 for razors. >> steve: you are paying for security. >> will: paying for security. >> brian: spam is $4. >> will: this is one of the most important stories, what trust do you put in

let's put ourselves in the mind of gavin newsom himself.hen i was there, the biggest one was kwcuomo and all of a sudden, he's gone. newsom sees an opening. if you look at approval numbers, they were at 42% and 32% approval. and biden at the time was 35%. newsom says this before the mid terms. does it feel like a red wave? of course it does. it goes to my fundamental grievance with my bleep party. we're going to have to do better and stop being on the bleep defense. that's a man that wants to run for office and maybe be a primary challenger. but then biden outperformed expectations but nevertheless, we saw the cnn poll yesterday only 33% of biden's party wants him to run. so he sees an opening. >> ben: you look at this, not a single democrat is saying to him, shut up and sit down. you're way out of turn here. be quiet. and that tells you how hungry the democratic party is to get rid of joe biden. they're willing to prop him up regardless of the catastrophic events that have happened in his state because they're so desperate to get rid of jo

gavin: we've got two challenges.nd the impacts of those rising costs on our customers. so our own costs are going up significantly, most notably coal. malcolm: three years ago, the daily spend on coal was $670. today, it is $1600. gavin: coal is a major issue for us because before the war in ukraine, we were sourcing our coal from russia. so we very quickly had to work with our supplier to switch the source of the coal. malcolm: can you ever go back to russian coal? gavin: i think it's very unlikely that we will go back to russian coal supplies. we've been working hard to find new sources. i think for the time being that we'll stick with the. -- stick with those sources. malcolm: johns says that ethical considerations and not just sanctions dictate the railways stance. although costs have more than doubled, it'll try to absorb the hit and not raise ticket prices because visitors are also struggling financially. the hope is that more passengers like matt collins will turn up for a steam fix. matt: marvel at what steam

i don't know gavin newsom's track record at all.lifornia is wealthy and beautiful, and it's hard to leave. that has nothing to do with him. he is not responsible for how good that supermodel looks. he is just dating it. >> jesse: yeah, you cannot go to other governors and tell them to get their act together when he doesn't have his own act together. >> greg: i don't know what he has done. >> jesse: look at california, san francisco, the stories about crime, sanctuary policies. gavin newsom is being groomed by the deep state to be the next president. this is what he is doing. he is going after the entire country and networking with donors. he is testing out lines. he is being asked questions by nbc comcast, oh, and he has to deny that he is considering a presidential run. that is what you do when you are considering a presidential run. so come he is staying loose in the bullpen, while everybody kind of weights and see with biden. biden has always said, i'm running, but fate may get in the way. i've noticed this year, he doesn't have

kennedy: i fear that people will be charged by gavin newsom. i think he has -- has a gyp gip see curse he. >> he is a charming guy. he lives in one of the most expectsive zip codes in the world with a getty for a g godfather, there is a tough hard scrabble life like i had. we grew up exists down the freeway from each other, i had everything and he had nothing. kennedy: you have dirt waffles on sunday. >> right. kennedy: gavin newsom had waffles made of gold. >> he had waffles made of gold, sprinkleed with gold, dipping them with gold and a gold spoon. kennedy: syrup. >> like g goal schlager. >> >> day shannon should join you. kennedy: people think that shannon is a great big fat pinc person. shy is beautiful. >> i am married to asianon. a -. kennedy: you don't host the show with your wife. >> no. >> they are both pretty. >> they are. >> i will be tied in the corner with a ball bag in my mouth again. >> the night is young. kennedy: coming up biden administration to unveil a plan to force electric vehicles on to streets, we teased it, it is getti

gavin newsom is to do things, they are real challenges he is facing.nd there was a time you ran on your record of what you had done in your state and why you believe you could do better for the country. governor newsom has things, homelessness, crime and other things, if he were able to tackle those, i think his chances would be boosted tremendously, if he runs this time or doesn't run at all. >> greg: he never used to be like this, remember? he was not this crazy. >> jeanine: i think he always been a little crazy. >> greg: when he was mayor of the sf, he was crazy. that part of him is dead. >> jeanine: it it is amazing he criticizes florida and ron desantis, it is clear desantis is running for president. how can he make an honest argument when they are trying to sexualize kids in florida, allowing them to read books that describe how to have sex, etcetera. >> he's not making an honest argument, he's a politician, like the second-string quarterback who has to stay loose in case something happens to the starting quarterback and biden is not announcing h

what will gavin do? >> it's another mess. way to the studio i had to navigate my way through homeless encampments. i'm in sacramento now. i don't know what he will do. i know you are asking what are people on the ground saying. i don't exactly hang around democrat primary voters on my visit to california. it's interesting, isn't it? you said it perfectly this woke game of thrones. the only difference is everybody is jaffery. it's like the red wedding on repeat. and these people are nasty. but i just want to take a step back and i want to just appreciate what we are learning. the different factions, right? as the democrat party has become more coastal, obviously you look at certain coalitions like suburban women, katie porter. the intel community is right in lock step with the democratic party adam schiff and of course the overemphasis on race politics with barbara lee. they are not really sure who deserves it more. and, you know, they say well dianne feinstein ro khanna comes out and says she should resign or step aside becau

his response. >> gavin, what are you going to do about the fentanyl epidemic, my name is jj smith.u going to do about the fentanyl epidemic? >> you need to tell me what we need to do, that is why i'm here. >> todd: richie greenberg joins us now, quite confidence-booster, right, richie? >> yes, how can you explain the highest office in the state of california ask someone on the street what he should do, this doesn't make sense. >> todd: i had to go in with sarcasm, reality is deadly serious, people have died from fentanyl this year. we well know this is not an overnight problem. how does he not have a better answer by now? >> well, you know, he has been gala vanting area the countrying, he is bullying the leadership of other states and pushing his agenda that is based on gender ideology and reproductive rights and failing on every other point. san francisco, as well, where he lives in the city in the bay area and we are reeling under the drug and drug-dealing epidemic. and the budget is a mess. we have people leaving. we have businesses fleeing the crime. he is just completely unpre

because gavin newsome doesn't care about call cam.e cares about his hair and ambition to be in the white house. >> there's this sense that americans don't matter or there's a kind of contempt that this is like some board game. that they get to fail upwards. he is attached to what is known as this sacramento washington d.c. pipeline with nancy pelosi. is that still operatioperating. >> it's still operating. i'm not sure without nancy, without nancy sitting in the speaker position, i'm not sure how that affects his welcome in the democrat party. he's going outside the lines right now. he's campaigning and biden still buy all accounts has every intention to run. so what he's doing is a bit gauche to say the least. look at the guy. he is gauche. >> tammy: you're speaking the french, kira. >> you said contempt. that's the attitude that gavin newsome has to the average american. >> tammy: i'm going to make a proposal. the two of you should team up and shadow him for interviews. be his shadow. thanks, guys. leo, kira, great stuff. more on "h

now, shockingly, left wing go governor gavin newsom opposes this cash grab. but we figured out why, becauser ,governor , hair gel has bigger aspirations. s why we'l >> we know we have a big battlee coming, which is why we'll help leado make the fight to make suh elect leaders and 2024 who believeve ine democracy.avin our country is facing an existential battle for who weo r are and who we're willine g to become. it's not an exaggeration.e re that's the truth. what's happening istatn thoses . red states. it's not who we are. it's un-american. it's under democratic . right. and your closing o f churches and schools and variouss and scl businesses for more than a year, it was jusssst whates fa our founders would have done. d. it was so pluralistic of you chasing those people off the beaches. well, his big national tour announcement late last month made no reference to fixing las the economy or the border or standing up to china now chi because he has no answers there. so it's all abouers t stokinthgt and division by revving up >>, goingre wars on the road to tak

gavin newsom announced.alifornia has reached its goal of selling 1.5 million zero emission vehicles in the state two years ahead of schedule in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035. the large pie out there, and i think, instead of you know, fighting over charging parks and things like that. we need to actually just work together to collaborate to solve all the problems that we're facing, trying to put him in visor of gen. z e. v solutions, a company that's building charging stations. it just recently announced a partnership with subway for charging parks at locations across the country . those parks include benches and playgrounds. advisor says that it's important these stations be convenient and comfortable for people, a recent report shows california will need 1.2 million elect

se reúnen en san francisco para enviar un mensaje al gobernador gavin newsom para tomar medidas.obertura en vivo. >> tras enfrentar cargos de soborno y estar en un proceso de extradición. con esto y más comenzamos al mediodía. >> (música). >> este es tu noticiero telemundo48. >> cambios en una aplicación digital que usa muchos migrantes. y la información del clima este fin de semana. gracias por acompañarnos en esta edición en vivo al mediodía. hace pocas horas el expresidente peruano toledo se entregó a agentes federales en san josé. el hecho ocurrió una hora después de que se le revocó su libertad bajo fianza, y enfrenta cargos por presuntamente acercar millones de dólares en sobornos en uno de los mayores escándalos de la historia de américa latina. un juez negó la moción para detener su extradición de regreso a perú. el expresidente fue arrestado en 2019, pero liberado en 2020 debido a la pandemia. a estado en arresto domiciliario desde entonces. se presenta en corte el sospechoso en participar en un tiroteo mortal donde un empleado de una tienda falleció. la policía dice que

thank you, gavin. len goodman, ballroom dancerand you, gavin. accessible to millions has died at the age of 78. the dancer and choreographer from the age of 78. the dancer and choreographerfrom east the age of 78. the dancer and choreographer from east london the age of 78. the dancer and choreographerfrom east london had been diagnosed with bone cancer and died on saturday night. he was a dancer and teacher until, in his 60s, strictly and dancing with the stars made him famous. let's have a look at some of the tributes which have been paid to lenten social media start with one of len's fellow judges lenten social media start with one of len's fellowjudges on strictly come dancing. he tweeted... and strictlyjudge said... and one of the show�*s house, tess daly said... —— host... some lovely tributes there and now we can go live to the broadcaster chris hollins who won the 2009 series of strictly come dancing with her dance partner. chris, i can believe it was 2009. it seems a long time ago. all the tributes we saw there have just talked about ho

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no, gavin, it's been something _ is it? no, gavin, it's been something of— is it?mething of a _ is it? no, gavin, it's been something of a nightmare is it? no, gavin, it's been . something of a nightmare for is it? no, gavin, it's been - something of a nightmare for rory mcelroy in round two. yesterday's run was not devastated with par. but today has been far worse. he is currently 5—over par with error after error in this round what that means he is now 17 shots behind leader brooks koepka and unless he does something really special over the closing holes in this round he was struggled to make the cut and be here for the weekend. as you say, that would be so disappointing for rory mcelroy. he came into this with high hopes of winning the one major title that has eluded him in his career and has been great for up to the tournament but is has eluded him. rory mcelroy is 5—over par and in deep trouble. the him. rory mcelroy is 5-over par and in deep trouble.— in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we _ in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are _ in de

gavin newsom is what we call seizing the message, laying the groundwork on his terms. he is going to the states and meeting selectively, going to black churches, civil rights museums, meeting with lgbtq's. he is not going to meet regular voters and doing rallies or anything like that, he is controlling the narrative. if, however, he moves into the national stage, the fact that california has one third of the nations homelessness right here in the state of california, a 20 percent increase over the past five years, the fact that the fentanyl is claiming 15 to 20 lives a day on the streets of california cities, that is going to be hitting him. the fact that test scores for schools are low on the total. that will hit him. all of those things that you and i see daily are going to come back and come at him. but he is not dealing with that right now. he is dealing with it in the state but not on the national level. on the national level, talking about lgbtq, abortion, and those things which have national traction. if he gets on the stage, they are going to come after him is

. >> todd: gavin newsom thinks he can give ron desantis political advice. >> i would tell him to packit a few years and actually do hard work which includes governing, not identity and culture war. >> todd: we'll ask joe concha what he thinks about newsom's advice next. >> ashley: here is steve doocy. >> steve: what was that thing with joe concha pursing his lips like that? >> todd: he is not happy, ready to shoot. >> steve: read my lips, coming up on "fox and friends," good morning, in 11 minutes, the u.s. keeping close eye on beijing as chinese military drills continue near taiwan. -- will break it down and texas attorney general ken paxton is here and james patterson and his wife and rachel campos duffy. plus, cheryl casone just finished your show and will head to our shows talking about business headlines and in particular about how manufacturing is returning to the united states. finally, is tiger woods ready to retire? rumors are swirling after one of golf's greatest withdrew from the masters this weekend. why did he withdraw? we will share with you. coming up on the channel you

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but when it comes to gavin newsom the line between parity and reality has vanished altogether and as he said california the single most ricardian response to covid and i actually sued him over it and he said in court he centralizes the sedate powers in the hands of the government effectively abolishing the other branches of government money came to business shutdown a church that dennis will shut down and mask mandated vaccine mandate, vaccine passports, each of every step of the way, california had the highest level of government coercion and control for him to say that is watching a crusade against rising authoritarianism, you cannot make this stuff up. and to begin to think how we process is this his attacking red states if there's a bad why are so many hundreds of thousands of california residents moving to red states and three straight years california lisa nation one way with the u-haul rentals who lost his seat in congress because so many people are leaving, you look at what is happening to california, look at san francisco "the san francisco chronicle" has an opinion piece in

. >> hey gavin, tell me what you are going to do about the fentanyl epidemic! >> reporter: that is jj smith shouting up the question as governor gavin newsom walked th streets of the tenderloin. he said the governor told him he i working on the issue now. >> i feel as though he is responsible, and that there wasn't no answer to my question if you came out here to see about it and to work on it, you would speak to the people who actually see what's going on. >> reporter: smith documents th hard realities of the fentanyl crisis, but he also shares stories of hope. attics that have taken the steps to get help. >> the first step of speaking t them and trying to become their friend. once you become their friend and they trust you, then you can start offering them the things they need, like getting treatment, going to rehab. it i just that you have to build a relationship to them. in order to build a relationship with them, you have to speak with them. >> reporter: businesses welcome any effort to solve the crisis on the streets. >> i think everybody sees on tv but t

gavin and stacey, inoi-o ine— that he was in gavin and stacey, inoi-o ine onw— that he was in gavinrs— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me,— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me, paul, though, about him is he did a weird pro vax song, which i'm sure lewis wouldn't like either. he's part of the propaganda establishment, you it used to be you had you know, it used to be you had talk host colbert kimmel, talk show host colbert kimmel, all people, seth meyers, all these people, seth meyers, now all propagandists. now they're all propagandists. even joe biden saying, oh, even hearjoe biden saying, oh, good buddy , and stuff. good luck, buddy, and stuff. it's it? it is. it's gross, isn't it? it is. gross he's woke for pay. it's gross, isn't it? it is. - gross he's woke for pay. james oonien— gross he's woke for pay. james corden there's—no. gross he's woke for pay. james corden there's no way corden there's absolutely no way inoi— corden there's absolutely no way no oeneonoiiw— corden there's absolutely no way that personally he's a woke nenon— that personally he'

gavin newsom has to answer as to why he wants that.as voting rights, we have the safest and tightest elections. you have to show your id, unlike california, where you can pretend to be anybody. i voted in many of those elections, as myself, but i could have been anybody. yeah, every single thing this guy says is a lie. we can go through the rest of them and i'll knock out each one. >> the 30th of march, on the road, this is newsom talking. >> what's happening in those red states, it's not who we are. it's un-american. it's undemocratic. all it takes to fight back is a willingness to stand toe-to-toe and say enough. >> so desantis' team said this, desantis is focused on getting florida's public institutions of higher learning refocused on academics and truth. what political opponents think have no effect. this is focused on a liberal arts school in sarasota, called the new college of florida, and the governor is taking action against those on the school board, replacing the school president there, made it his focus when it comes to figh

governor gavin newsom is in florida and he made a surprise visit to sarasota where he ripped florida governor ron desantis during a meeting with students. he then met with students at a public library where he said desantis has been criticizing policies, he says and friends on people's freedoms. well, desantis responded by calling newsom's visit a stunt wednesday afternoon. governor newsom tweeted, quote, desantis is war on new colleges, done nothing but heard students and threaten their education. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. have you ever wondered where you're missing? travel bag limits. >> there's a neat little store resells them details. coming up. more data from a recent ransomware attack has now been leaked. we'll hear what you need to do to protect your sensitive data. case your information was in that. we'll information was in that. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news as we get closer and closer to friday.

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when you got along with gavin newsom did i really did.ery nice to me, said the greatest things he would say things like he's doing a great job. oh he was very about you help me. that's why i could never hit him because he was so nice to me. some of trump's critics suggest that anyone who flatters the former president gets a pass trump allies push back, though, saying mr trump also said newsom had done a terrible job we have reached out to governor newsom for comment, but we have yet to hear back series of high level intelligence leaks could possibly give moscow a new advantage and ukraine still ahead. what we have confirmed about us forces allegedly stationed in ukraine. bus do you know what a meteorite looks like ? we'll tell you about the museum offering $25,000 for people who locate pieces that recently fell to earth. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? tha

i mean, i don't know how you could get more authoritarian than gavin newsom? >> two things happening here and he's putting all of his chips on the culture wars and helped joe biden during the midterms and newsom thinks it could be his pathway to the presidency and given the state of joe biden, newsom is preparing the ground work, laying the ground work for a presidential run. stuart: no doubt. the president and ceo of npr, that's national public radio and he really does not like what twitter said was labeled as affiliated media. they're state affiliate and fully funded by the united states government and it's literally in the shadow of the capitol. >> i saw it every day when i drove to work and how you can say this is not state affiliated media and owned voice of america and all are funded by in large part funded by the federal government. the problem is they don't give voice to all the people who are in the country. it's a very different thing. >> it's usually from one side of the aisle and it's a tra strag tragedy and typically american taxpayers are funding

i'm gavin ramjaun.epka leads the way at the masters — as the delayed final round gets under way at augusta. a thriller at anfield between liverpool and arsenal in the premier league, as the title race takes a twist. and a five—star performance for crystal palace and roy hodgson — they come from behind to hammer leeds at elland road. also coming up on sportsday: trailblazers — in the face of calls for change, we meet the young riders making improving diversity in equestrianism their thing. there are writers that have fallen out of love with the sport, so by creating a community like this and having support systems, it will ensure that they continue progressing and inspiring the next generation. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. the delayed final round of the masters is under way after the postponement and chaos caused by the weather at augusta. it's brooks koepka who leads the way, with conditions much calmer as organisers look to conclude the tournament later. we can get the latest now fr

can california governor gavin newsom is he trying to capitalize? announce his 2024 bid until the fall. gavin newsom is going after red states. crises in otherwise own state are piling up. tune in former fbi agent bobby chacon, miranda devine. email us at emacviewers@fox.com. thanks for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. time for my buddies at the bottom line. terrific show from dagen an and sean coming up. dagen: thank you, emac ♪. dagen: good evening everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. we come to "the bottom line." dagen: let's

one it's gavin newsom taking shots at the best governor in america but of course governor desantis hashe backing of the people, he won by 19 points d constitutional carry doesn't negate having to get back on track when you buy a gun but isn't that the problem? people driving the gun control debate know nothing about guns. >> not only does he know nothing outwardly lies what he should know something. i took points from everyone so i'm busy writing notes. one, i am a law-abiding gun owner in florida, none of my guns have gotten up and done anything illegal on their own but there are points to be made. most people will own guns and when i go to the club and you've been to the club, we been there together -- not the club. >> well yeah. >> well, we are dancing when we shot that they learn, they respect their weapon, they clean and take care of it, take care of maintenance of your met home, it's a responsibility law-abiding citizens and responsible people take seriously. i want to go -- joey said something that so key here, top of the food chain. we don't know their family situation but thes

gavin gavin newsom. i do think he's right. look if you even look at the last week what's happened in the polling with desantis, who was eight points below trump and is now 26 points below. trump the latest yahoo news poll. i mean, trump has this ability to solidify the base of the republican party and no one competes with him. ron desantis has plenty of time. he's not even 45. why would you do that to yourself? put yourself through that meat grinder. if you want to have a future for the republican party, it's just sheer political. sort of, you know, survival skills that that is lacking. i think i think newsom's right, but only if you're looking at this from a cynical perspective. i mean, we were just talking last week about trump's legal troubles. not just the ones here in new york, but the ones that other experts agree, maybe more serious to him. is that something that someone like a governor desantis? or maybe a chris christie is considering waiting to see if that is something that could could hurt trump. potentially you kno

i knew that the argument as gavin newsom -- target was gavin newsom, not the others. i intend to be there. >> we don't know details, have dates, but it will be in august. larry elder, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> he's ready to go. meanwhile, a male runner decided to compete in the london marathon. what's the big deal? oh, i remember. he ran as a female, and blew away 14,000 other runners. how is that fair? we'll discuss it next. >> welcome back. glad you're here. it's a sad day in the world of tv. one of the titans of the industry has just passed away. kevin corkele with this story. kevin? >> evening, big k. be good to yourselves and each other. the immortal words of the late great tv talker jerry springer who died today at 79 years of age, pancreatic cancer was the culprit. he infamously once paid an adult sex worker with a personal check, starred in a genre hats dominated television, certainly dominated daytime tv for decades. made him tens of millions of dollars along the way. yes, delighted there wrongs of gawkers spellbound by hi

fici because gavin newsom does not care about californit.a. cal >> he cares about his hair and he cares about his ambition to be the white house.is hr and ambition to be in th you know, i'll tell you, kyra, there is this sense that o americans don't matter or there is a kind of contempe's t that . is like some board game and that they get to fail t upwards. and he is attached to what's known as this knows sacramento, washington, d.c. pipeline with nancy pelosi. is that still operating? that sl can he expect the democrats to just elevate him up in this regard? >> it's still operating now. >> i'm not quite sure whaty sitt without nancy without nancy sitting in the speaker positioio . i'm not sure how that affects a his welcome in the democrat o party. he's definitely going outsideut the lines righ thet now. he's campaigning. and biden still, by albuy lal hs accounts, has every intention to run. so what t he's doing is a bitoig gauche, to say the least. e le but i mean, look at the guy. we've been making fun of his hair all night. hee is ghosheh

gavin newsome, all the tech companies.rk on that problem to cut off that supply line for their funds? >> charlie: greg, when you see a guy running out of the store with an arm full of stuff he hasn't paid for, you get jealous? >> greg: doocy, put that down. it's funny when you look at that tape of target. it's like you're at the museum of anti-perspirant. this is how they fought b.o. this is what happens when everything is up for grabs. i know how people see this as less important than violent crime. there's something about thiefery that hits you hard. if you -- if you find out that a friend of yours stole from you, you can't be around that person anymore. it's a weird things. guys, when you were growing up, you could get into a fist fight with your friends and ten minutes later, you're playing football. >> jeanine: such a good point. >> greg: when somebody steals from you, it's over. you can't get back. we're giving up in society something really important. i have to put that t in there. kind of letting part of us tie. th

california governor gavin newsom announced that he plans oh, yeah.read this to travel to states where freedom is most under attack. i don't know that . would this strategy help democrats? i don't know about the california legislature banned state money going to travel. two states that had so called anti lgbtq laws so you couldn't have the sports teams. you couldn't have state officials going to other states that had controversial laws and just a couple of days ago, the one of the leading legislators who supported us said it's not working, and we have to repeal this because there's too much business going on across the country. we have to travel and it would lead to a civil war. i mean, if you can't even also making it very personal. remember the civil war? what it was called. the war between the states are making it very personal. between states like your state is. you mean hampshire? sure where you're going kind of purple now, right? i mean, it's a little more red than purple, but yeah, we always get stuff done, right? i mean, well, here's the thing

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