: welcome back were more than six weeks away from a crucial california vote to recall governor gavin newsomarry elder to replace newsom if these recall, he joined me now this race is getting off to an interesting start, a lot of the national attention even massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warren getting involved. >> what's the deal with the recall of gavin newsom we've seen top republicans across the country attacking election results and the right to vote now powering california abusing the recall process and taxpayer millions. jackie: how do you respond to critics like warren saying this recall effort is a republican power grab at taxpayers expense. >> 's house. they are to bring from outside of california to make the attack at least i wasn't called the white supremacist like the earlier described the recall after i came into the race they drop that notice he did not defend his record on crime and homelessness in his record on the way he ignored science and shut down the state and more severe way than any of the other 50 states and they didn't say anything about the rising cost of

gavin newsom. >> it wasn't for the people. he was out for himself. gavin newsome.workers. he was out for special interests. gavin newsome certainly was not for the kids. he was for the teachers unions and gavin newsome lived it up. while he shot us down. >> new polling shows that more than 51% of voters support keeping governor newsom in office while just over 46% say they want to see him removed. >> monday is your last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall election registration forms are available at your registrar's office or website you can pick up the forms that the post office city clerk's office or any public library or the dmv. they do have to be postmarked by 05:00pm on monday. if you miss that deadline, you can visit the registrar's office or a voting location to register to vote through election day, which is september. 14 san francisco police say they will be out in force tonight as part of dui saturation patrols. >> those patrols under way right now and will last until 3 o'clock extra officers will be on the roads looking for driver

unfortunately, what she doesn't understand is gavin newsom is the reason gavin newsom is going to bee plummetedded even more. critics call her one of the mostty -- divisive speakers in u.s. history. she's dismissing the recall as a, quote, nuisance when polls show about half of californians, her constituents, voters in california want it. that's according to emerson college polls. what do you say to her calling it a nuisance? >> it tells you exactly what she thinks about average folks who don't agree with her agenda. she's basically saying folks who exercise their right under california law are a nuisance. this is exactly -- she doesn't like anyone who doesn't want to go along with her socialist agenda and essentially because of sagging, the sagging economy in california, out of control wildfires, rolling blackouts, destructive lockdowns and school closures, californians have said enough is enough, we're going to speak up, and we're going to be step forward. and, nancy pelosi, get out of the way. elizabeth: you know, remember nancy pelosi was caught getting a hair blowout without a m

gavin newsome. >> it wasn't for the people. he was out for himself. gavin newsome.the workers. he was out for special interests. gavin newsome certainly was not for the kids. he was for the teachers unions and gavin newsome lived it up. while he shot us down. >> a new poll shows that more than 51% of california voters support keeping governor newsome been office while just a little over 46% say they want him removed. >> monday. is your last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall election registration forms are available from your county's registrar's office or website. you could pick up the forms at the post office city clerk's office or any public library or dmv. they have to be postmarked by 05:00pm monday. if you missed that deadline, you can visit the registrar's office or a voting location to register to vote through election day, which is september 14th. now let's take a live look outside at san francisco international airport. it's hard to see right now. but. some fog is trying to push in from the rest of the week. >> if you take off, just

and gavin newsome right here in california.can bring in this may national officials as you out it's not going to change the dynamic all right just real quickly anything they did not bring up, i mean there's a long list of topics that you. >>would have liked to talk about you think voters should not i think one of the biggest issues that we're dealing with right now is the rising crime in california crimes that a 13 year high murders are up. 30% san franciscans are the folks in the bay areaare seen it. i took very strong positions in san united not defund the police. i had protesters out in front of my house night in and night out yelling and screaming at me and my family. i increase the budget and san diego because i know that as mayor and i will know as governor. if we don't have safe cities if we don't have a safe neighborhood we don't have anything that's going to be a very different approach and what we've seen from this governor who's got out and enabled the defund the police movement up and down california it's wrong. i'm

it was gavin newsom who chose campbell harris's position.'re talking about dianne feinstein and the significance of her seat is vulnerable and what it would mean in this period if there were republican governor. >> the governor has the power to appoint a replacement for dianne feinstein if anything were to happen to her. if she were to retire or if anything else happened to her. you know, she is elderly. so that is a real possibility that he would appoint someone who does not represent the values of california or californns, and would tip the balance of the senate. it would make it impossible for president biden to push through the policy goals that he has put forth in terms of infrastructure, in terms of helping communities across the united statein ways the republicans oppose. there are real implications. even though it would be a year and a half in office, they would probably be voted up in the next election, they could do significant harm. larry elder says he plans to use his veto power to cut funding to all of these programs that he opp

what has gavin newsom done to help them? not one thing.pending time awarding free health care to hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals who sneak in illegal aliens. they have foreign passport but they get free health care from you. it's like a joke but it's not a joke. it's happening in our biggest state. next months recall may be the last chance to save the state of california and you should want that because it matters because it is our country. but it's also about something bigger than just our state. if the test of our democracy. the question is, do election still have meeting? are they still allowed to choose their leaders or does the "l.a. times" get to do that was wrecked as the party apparatus get to do that? do we have any power at all as citizens or are they going to steal it from us? if the answer is that they are going to steal it from us then we are in trouble. they quickly become radical pure democracies the safety relief valve that keeps our society placid. but when people think it's fake, they go bonkers because they ha

gavin newsom has something like 70,000 people since he's been governor have been released early.y of them have been violent offenders, i want to that. i won't have this false narrative that the police are out to get black people. 81% of black people, according to a recent poll, say they want the police manpower to stay the same or to be increased. this is just common sense stuff. it's one of the reasons why the majority of hispanics wants this man recalled, because the lack of choice in school and because of crime. the people were disproportionately hurt by crime of the very black and brown people that love the state that they care about. >> laura: you have been a subject, not surprisingly, a lot of attacks from the "l.a. times," local california pundits and so forth and nationally. accusing everything from brandishing a gun to using the n-word, it goes on and on. your reaction to the specific charges? >> well, i've never brandished a gun, loaded or unloaded, at anybody in my life. it regarding the other allegations made, they are almost too silly to be respond to. i've also been

he was for the teachers unions and gavin newsome lived it up. while he shot us down. >> well, the latest polling show 50.6% of voters support keeping governor newsome in office. 46.3% want him out of office. today's your last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall election registration forms are available from your county's to your register's office or website. you can pick up forms at the post office city clerk's office or any public library or dmv. they have to be postmarked by 05:00pm today. if you miss that deadline, you can visit the register's office or a voting location to register to vote to election day, which is september 14th. more visitors are coming back to san francisco, but a full recovery could still be years away. that's according to san francisco's travel association. it says nearly 60 million tourists visit the city this year, which is 5 million more than 2020 that still 39% below 2019 and international tourism is still down 76% compared to 2019 the travel association does not expect a full global recovery u

california republicans have been trying to recruit as spandex to help them in the effort to get gavin newsome out of office, not necessarily a likely scenario. why is newsome having such a problem with hispanic support. right. we've seen some polls that have come out recently in the last couple of weeks that waning level of support for governor newsome. >> amongst these latinx there's a couple of reasons for this one is concerned about their children and headed back to school, but also and we're seeing concerns about jobs, about economic security about changes that have resulted post-covid post wildfires kind of these population shifts that reflected on the census data as well. you also have a different type of voter in california it's what we have, why we have democrats and republicans for sure. we also have a less people who are less well tied to party. they're not as deeply tied the party. there's this large swath of no party preference or decline to state voters. a lot of these voters voted for gavin newsom in 2018 and then signed the recall petition. and so if you're gavin newsom and his

voting is currently underway in the recall election against governor gavin newsom and on september 14thther date to keep in mind. we will find out if the golden state turns red. 46 candidates are running to replace newsom. should the voters decide to recall him, one question, the what a recall and question number 2 is who do you want to replace him but the standout, but i leading is larry elder the radio talkshow host, i spoke at length with him today toward the south central neighborhood where he grew up. is what we learned. larry elder grew up in south-central la, graduated from crenshaw high school behind me, and of becoming outspoken radio host, columnist, you see him all the time on television. he wants to be the man who places liberal governor gavin newsom. everybody says what is the magic sauce you have? >> i was born and raised here. i want to crenshaw high school. i could talk about choice in public school. >> the crime in this state is devastating. as governor what do you do given proposition 47 which is already on the books, anything under $950 you are not seeing a lot of pol

should governor gavin newsom be recalled. and if so, who should replace him and if the majority of those voters vote yes on that first recall question. then the recall is considered successful recall goes through. >> the governor is removed from office. but if it it 50% or more vote no on the recall. then the governor will remain in office and of course, none of the replacement candidate replace him cash to that second question. >> the registrar attempted to clear up what may be confusing some voters regarding the 46 candidates voters can choose from to replace the governor. should he be recalled. >> a lot of people are confused thinking that if you vote no on the recall. you cannot vote on a replacement kennedy and that is not the case. so whether you vote yes or no. you can vote on a replacement candidate who just want to make sure that's very clear. the vast majority of ballots will be cast by mail. >> dozens of in-person vote centers will open for 11 days beginning september 4th as for voter turnout don't expect any recor

. >> dave does gavin newsom have to worry at all.t as ethan is. >> this seems like a move of desperation as does quoting that seemingly pretty ridiculous accusation about a guy who's been in public life for decades, i have never heard anything like this. the fact that there is a legitimate shot larry elder could be the governor of california tells you had bad a job newsom has done and why should be so desperate. and i don't say that as a shot against larry elder. as you know, guy, i am no conservative. i introduced him to give a speech just a few weeks ago in south dakota. he is an impressive guy it's pretty unbelievable he is even in this. >> moving on to washington d.c. to the east coast the hypocrisy continues on capitol hill. squad members refuse to leave ionic presley though they are been pushing a bill to cancel rents. that is kind of standard though insane left wing ideology prayer here is how things get from the pair has simultaneously have been earning thousands of dollars in rental income from properties they own and their

governor gavin newsom is son the line of a recall election.s overreach to halt the spread of the covid-19 pandemic. they'll decide if newsom should be recalled. if the majority says yes, they'll vote to who should replace them. on a pool, 51% said they would vote yes on recall. who would take his place? well it's a crowded look at the ballot. 46 in total. larry elder, a trump supporter and radio host attorney who picked up momentum in recent weeks. a new uc berkeley government study found that elder leads the back with 18% of the voter support. and larry joins me now. and larry, i see you're getting the star treatment today in "the wall street journal." you've only been in this thing about three or four weeks, what accounts for you, thus far, breaking through the pack? >> well, michael, good morning, let me push back on what you said, you called it a gop-led thing. 2.2 million californians signed the petition. h 53% of californians even if they don't believe that gavin newsom should be recalled do not want him to serve another term. if every s

> in our politics lead, president biden plans to campaign for california's democratic governor gavin newsomentious recall election, the white house just announced. newsom may have once thought the california recall election would be a nonissue given his landslide win in 2018 and given the fact that registered democrats outnumber republicans in california by 5 million. but with an uptick in homelessness and the wildfires and the drought and increased crime and increased cost of living and the pandemic, even some democrats in california say they are frustrated with newsom's leadership. and as cnn's kyung lah reports, that growing frustration within the democratic party could lead to newsom losing his job as governor. >> how are you registered politically? >> democrat. >> registered democrat. >> lifelong democrat. >> reporter: you'd think rejecting the recall of democratic governor gavin newsom would be a no-brainer for these three los angeles voters. but it's not. >> you know, i have to say i'm really leaning very heavily towards the recall. >> to recalling the governor? >> yeah. i'm disappoi

california -- gavin newsom.ry elder on i why is allowing voters to print out their own ballots many in another sick strategy to keep democrats in charge. all that right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we have a lot to cover this morning. we want to get you caught up, first, on hurricane ida rapidly strengthening in a dangerous category 4 storm, sustained 150 mile-an-hour winds. this monster storm is forecast to make landfall in louisiana in a few hours 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina came ashore. fox weather meteorologist rick reichmuth is live with the forecast. rick, good morning. rick: good morning, maria. yeah, this storm really strengthening a hot during the overnight hours. -- a lot. if it gets to 157 miles an hour, that's a category 5 storm, so you get the idea. center of the storm looking better on satellite representation than it has, when i say better, i mean as a storm, stronger than it has at anytime in its life cycle, and that's happening right as it's getting clo

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inside california politics emerson college poll is showing support for the recall of governor gavin newsome is growing and the governor is losing ground with one of california's key demographics. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala. is that state capital and has the poll results. >> this latest poll shows just within the last couple of weeks more and more california voters are indicating they'll support recalling governor gavin newsome. this latest inside california politics and emerson college poll went out into the field over the weekend to 1000 california voters in this poll. 46 1% said they would vote to recall governor gavin newsome versus 48% who say they would keep him in office. the amount of voters supporting the recall has increased 3% since our last poll just 2 weeks ago. obviously the momentum based on these numbers are going in the wrong direction for the but there's so much happening on the ground that it's not that surprising considering everything happening with covid the opening of schools. there's a lot of anxiety among to voters in generally they take it out on the

gavin newsom declares himself. the housing czar. but as an actually taken the steps to actually build the affordable homes. >> close to where we need them for california. families. >> i will do that. thank you, mister faulkner before we come to a close tonight. each of you will have a chance to give a closing statement. mister who will go first 30 seconds. >> california is a miss manage mess. the career politicians, the insiders and the celebrities we've elected have run the state into the ground. imagine a state where you can get an affordable house where you don't have to trip over homeless people live down the street where we can have adequate electricity and water were not paying huge taxes where we, you know, don't have to worry about crime and wildfires. we can do that. other states around the country of elected business, governors and they're the most popular governors. >> in the country. california is on that. >> all right. now we go to mister fokker. you 30 seconds. well, thank our state's a very difficult time. i took over

. 49% quiere que se quede gobernador gavin newsom votarían no.ores de la cámara baja para que aprueben la ley de infraestructura impulsada por administración biden. >> este grupo pide que congresistas demócratas que representan a illinois aprueben la medida. >> nuestra gente no puede ser deportada después de estar acá dos décadas incluye a toda las organizaciones comunitarias a la que corresponden estos activistas han pedido reunirse con los 12 congresistas pero aún hay tres que no han respondido >> ahora es nuestro turno de hacer lo correcto y brindar un camino a la ciudadanía y la semana del 23 de agosto se tratatá el tema en la cámara baja. >> continúa el alerta por la calidad del aire, tanto interior como en la costas, vemos el área dónde está el goldengate que se mezcla con los nublados en gran parte de la región que extiende el alerta de mala calidad del aire, temperaturas 75 para san josé, brumoso en gran parte de la región. la luna volverá a ser roja como la vimos ayer, recomendamos que se mantenga al interior, acompáñenos en la noche par

gavin newsom. >> it wasn't for the people. he was out for himself. gavin newsome.asn't for the workers. he was out for special interests. gavin newsome certainly was not for the kids. he was for the teachers unions and gavin newsome lived it up. while he shot us down. >> the latest polling shows 50.6% of voters support keeping governor newsome in office. 46.3% want him out. >> a reminder. tomorrow is your last day and last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall election registration forms. >> of course, available from the registrar's office or the website you can pick up those forms at the post office city clerk's office or any public library or dmv. they just have to be postmarked by 05:00pm monday. if you missed that deadline, you can still visit the registrar's office or voting location to register to vote in person through election day. stick with the proper morning news continues after the break. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> 7.30 here on this

should governor gavin newsome lose the recall. democrat kevin paffrath also known as meet kevin is confident he's at least the parties viable plan b avenue says branding is all about stop the republican recall. our argument is so california recall people are fed up. meet kevin paffrath, a political outsider and democrat in the wide field of republicans running to replace governor gavin newsome, the 29 year-old financial analyst youtube star and father of 2 boys describes himself as a jfk style democrat who wants to apply his economic expertise to state government. my career teaching folks about finances and wealth building has been all about being efficient with my time but also helping train others to be official with their time so they can build their wealth to invest in people in education, in health care, mental health, education so that way the cost and burdens on government are actually lower. we then spend less money on medical on welfare and on social programs. and instead we can lower taxes in his first 60 days. paffrath

by the way, sean, the voting has be gavin newsome.tember 14 that's the final day. the ballots have been sent and i understand around 10% of people have already voted. that's why i need the money now. go to electelder.com and throw something in the top jar. he's going to out spend my side 9 to 1, maybe 10 to 1. >> sean: you mentioned the covid hypocrisy. we're heading into the fire season and he rejects the science of forestry. there's rolling brown-outs hitting california. water shortages, it's acute in california. vaccine mandates. the covid hypocrisy has gotten the attention of everyone in the state. so what is your main message? i've known you for years. i wouldn't -- you're a libertarian/conservative. you have been most of the years i've known you. you haven't changed. >> no, my main message, sean is the number 1 responsibility of government is to protect people and property. we're having a rise in crime, shootings, homicides in all the major cities in california. because of this defund the police movement, the false narrative tha

aparece la primera pregunta en este lugar en donde dice si debe ser destituir o no el gobernador gavin newsom por el hecho de que cuando hay una votaciÓn presidencial hay mÁs trabajo. reportera: se espera que los electores blancos no tiene mÁs del 50% mientras que los votantes latinos lo hagan en apenas un 24%. cuÁl serÍa el impacto para la comunidad latina si newsom es destituir? >> tenemos que salir adelante tenemos que tomar en cuenta legislaciones en el pasado como el para la comunidad indocumentada, beneficios mÉdicos por los que no tienen su estatus migratorio legalizada tenemos que preguntarle algunos latinos quÉ piensan de la elecciÓn del 14 de septiembre reportera: usted piensa que el gobernador deberÍa seguir en su puesto? >> yo pienso que el gobernador ha hecho muchas cosas. reportera: en particular quÉ le gusta de lo que ha hecho Él? >> cÓmo ayudar a la gente inmigrante, los latinos. reportera: la seÑora marta que trabajaban en un restaurante dice que es madre de dos ciudadanos y que ellos tambiÉn piensan apoyar a gavin newsom presentador: colocarse en sus dormitorios, pero estÁ l

the reason for that, as he wrote about fox news, they don't personally like gavin newsom. are ravaged by homelessness and ravaged by crime and news some is doing very well to nothing about it. so they're fed up. these issues across the state, lack of water, fires, crime, gas prices, all these things are hurting working class democrats and they don't like gavin newsom and that's why he is in so much trouble. elizabeth: well it is striking that the swing voters of the undecided democrats say they may not even go out to vote. that is what is really striking. usually the democrats are fired up in california. to your point what you're saying is now, what we're seeing is top democrats in the party, nancy pelosi, white house, now, very worried that gavin newsom could lose. it would be the second governor, democrat governor who is pushed out following andrew cuomo. we don't know what is going to happen yet but this is what is happening. you know when you talk about the wildfire, the biggest in california history, year after year we keep hearing historic, gigantic fires, the bigges

joe biden was among the very first politicians to renew his endorsement of gavin newsome. he didn't hesitate. newsome makes the democratic party more powerful and that's all biden cares about. consider who sent cash to gavin newsome. read hastings gave him $3 million to fight the new emergence of democracy in california. can't havedemocracy. george soros, steve spielberg send hundreds of thousands. billionaires are not just endorsing gavin newsome, they're endorsing california. the state he recited. this is what it looks like. that's human suffering. destruction. it's filth and they're paying for it. you should remember that. that's it for us tonight. you can watch a new episode of tucker carlson today on fox nation. see you monday. >> americans held hostage behind enemy lies day 13. >> sean: america's held hostage. the timetable is coming fast. we're now fast approaching america's last weekend in afghanistan. 13 of our brave soldiers are dead. they will never return home to their families. more than a dozen others seriously wounded. a total death toll is more than

but what's important to note is that just two years ago, gavin newsom was against this to in the first edition of this correct leland came out. it was universally condemned. newsome himself said it was offensive in so many ways, and it would never see the light of day. the california legislative jewish caucus wrote a letter saying that the curriculum echoed the propaganda of the regime. we should have scrapped the whole thing then, but instead, they made a few edits and are now seeking to impose it on every high school student in california. i think the important point of crt is that it's exposed to vacuum in our public education system. we don't truly teach civics in our schools anymore. at least not like we used to. civics used to not just be some add on to the curriculum, but it was the unifying thread of your education to empower you to prepare for citizenship to be a productive member of society to learn about the things that america and make america great and our founding principles, but we don't teach education won't think about education that way anymore. so crt has come along,

developing now, a report overnight says governor gavin newsom is set this morning to announce new vaccine mandates for all school employees. >> this comes as thousands more students return to in-person learning this morning here in the bay area. we have team coverage for you on all fronts. let's start with cierra johnson, live in mountain view with what we know this hour. quite the controversy. >> good morning. it is pretty controversial in a matter of hours, teachers and students will be returning to class here in mountain view, but it's amid that controversy in a number of hours governor gavin newsom is expected to make an announcement regarding a possible vaccine order for all teachers and staff at california schools. now california school employees must either be vaccinated against covid or submit to regular vaccine or excuse me regular testing proving they do not have covid. this is according to the "l.a. times." the governor has issued a similar policy for employees of state agencies and an absolute mandate with religious and health exemptions for state mel workers. some bay area sc

should governor gavin newsome lose the recall. but democrat kevin paffrath also known as meet kevin is confident he's at least the parties viable plan b avenue says branding is all about stop the republican recall. our argument is some california recall people are fed up. meet kevin paffrath, a political outsider and democrat in the wide field of republicans running to replace governor gavin newsome, the 29 year-old financial analyst youtube star and father of 2 boys describes himself as a jfk style democrat who wants to apply his economic expertise to state government. my career teaching folks about finances and wealth building has been all about being efficient with my time but also helping train others to be official with their time so they can build their wealth to invest in people in education, in health care, mental health, education so that way the cost and burdens on government actually lower. we then spend less money on medical on welfare and on social programs. and instead we can lower taxes in his first 60 days. paffrat

a growing number of polls show increased support in california to recall governor gavin newsom.e've got the story. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. we start with gold star wife jane horton a former senior defense department official. jane lost her husband christopher to fighting in afghanistan in 2011, and texas congressman, he is a navy veteran, dr. ronny jackson from house armed services and foreign affairs. congressman, we start with you. jane, we'll talk to you in just a second. nsa's jake sullivan blasted for dubious comments today claiming that the biden administration planned for all contingencies. the president yesterday admitted they weren't ready. both jen psaki and sullivan saying they don't have any idea how many americans they need to evacuate. your reaction to that? >> the whole thing is embarrassing and shameful. obviously they didn't prepare for all con things sis. i heard them say that yesterday. i heard the president as well. is this

>>gavin newsome shut down our schools that to go to work. i'm not going to get home to watch my kit. i think that's why you're seeing. the frustration i start at the bottom and i got a good education and then i got the opportunity to start my own business. that's what the latino families need in california and every family needs that in california governor newsom who declined to debate but talk to me thursday afternoon weighing in on the latino vote. >>are you concerned that let you know it might not show up for you at the polls and i'm very proud of the work we've done the backs latino community, i'm very proud of the pack with the most diverse state. the world's most diverse democracy help put up my record as a strong advocate for latino community against any governor in america. >>these 3 candidates will debate once again next wednesday in sacramento along with the democratic candidate kevin paffrath us in san francisco, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>a recall election less than a month away many registered voters have received their ballot

>>if the recall were held today gavin newsome would lose, but he also says we may see a big pivot andtics and what he describes as the democrats getting all hands on deck. i would expect hard hitting rhetoric and ads and hard-hitting really kind of themes these last couple of weeks particularly against larry yeah and bringing out the big guns. so we've conceivably could see the obamas coming to california i think that's what's at stake. i mean the laid out at the top here that look all that's at stake is the future democratic the future by administration, what happens in 2022 the pin that the 2024. that's all that's at stake with the california recall, so you need to have all hands on deck and all hands on deck means you need to think about getting people like. >>not just first lady, former first lady michelle obama not just the former president you need oprah any will smith any hollywood you need all of that if you're gavin newsom who's never lost an election in a state that hasn't elected statewide republican since 2006 and that means that this recall the warm has turned and the deg

gavin newsom is being selfish gavin he saying don't vote on the second question vote no on recall andat's a big mistake we should be voting for the best possible candidate to bring california back of her to bring that exceptionalism backed the california dream, california has become an embarrassment we've got to fix that with got to solve homelessness and the causes of homelessness like improving our schools and reducing taxes. this is what kennedy did he invested in the people. by investing in the people you couldn't run a more efficient government and lower taxes is exactly we've got about four in california. and unfortunately i will tell you, republicans are not going to make that happen with a 72 -- 75% super majority of democrats and the legislature we need a moderate. kennedy: we need a bunch of different parties i don't have a problem with that either. larry elder is pulling well he has been inside people's heads for decades, talk radio it is a powerful medium to begin with. especially in california because we spent so much time in your car and you drive around with your favori

should governor gavin newsome lose the recall. but democrat kevin paffrath also known as meet kevin is confident he's at least the parties viable plan b avenue says branding is all about stop the republican recall. our argument is so california recall people are fed up. meet kevin paffrath, a political outsider and democrat in the wide field of republicans running to replace governor gavin newsome, the 29 year-old financial analyst youtube star and father of 2 boys describes himself as a jfk style democrat who wants to apply his economic expertise to state government. my career teaching folks about finances and wealth building has been all about being efficient with my time but also helping train others to be official with their time so they can build their wealth to invest in people in education, in health care, mental health, education so that way the cost and burdens on government are actually lower. we then spend less money on medical on welfare and on social programs. and instead we can lower taxes in his first 60 days. paffr

governor gavin newsome hitting the road ahead of the upcoming recall election next month for maureen kelly was there at his first stop in san francisco. >> governor gavin newsome came back home to san francisco where launched his political career surrounded by progressive and moderate democrats backing him up inside manny's community space in the mission district there. he told many members of the media gathered for his kickoff event. but the stakes of this recall could not be higher at a time where the state is battling yet another extreme fire season and still in the grips of a pandemic. he faces a lot of challengers. mostly republicans today he and several of his supporters said the state is better off with newsome in charge. >> not only would have better health outcomes in the last 18 months. we had better economic outcomes in the last 18 months. our economy contracted a much lower rate than texas and florida. indiana, the united states as a whole because we were led by science and facts. all of that is at risk. we could go up a cloak covid clip in just a matter of weeks. we don'

number one, if governor gavin newsom should be removed. they think so, who among 46 candidates should replace him. the complaint argues it's a real possibility that newsom could get more votes against his recall that the candidate who could replace him. let's break it down in debate with the host of the law junkie podcast, ethan berman. and john yoo. welcome back. exhibit a from the complaint, says the plaintiff, these are the people who would vote to keep governor newsom. the plaintiffs would only get to vote once while all voters who voted in favor of recall should they prevail on the question will get to vote because then they would go on to vote for who they picked replace him. this cannot stand and fails constitutional scrutiny. the people who want to keep newsom would get one vote and the people who don't want him to get to vote twice is the argument. >> but nothing this lawsuit is going to work. one reason why, the plaintiffs are pretending it's one election but it's not. it's two separate elections. the first election is just a simp

do you think john cox will be a better governor than gavin newsom?s turn sunbathers prude. time for -- >> the war on french women sun behaving topless. >> greg: this is probably bigger than the war on christmas. i don't know, but it could be. a story the special report refuses to cover. the number of women 3w5i9ing topless has hit a 40-year low. thanks, obama. apparently just 19% of french women sunbathe topless now day compared to 40% in 1984 when kat was only 20. among the reasons they are choosing to cover up, 46% say they worry about being secretly photographed and posted on social media. another 48% are worried about being harassed by men. 53% say they worry about skin cancer which makes sense. you shouldn't remain unprotected in the is up for long periods of time. we support the efforts of sunbathing. i myself no longer sunbathe topless, but bottomless, that's another story. you were prepare for that, weren't you? devito, this is the -- this is a problem. >> it's a big one. >> greg: a big problem. >> i didn't know there was this war on french t

no, gavin, you will feel the impact. newsom spiraling out of control, he needs to go and by the way, so does andrew cuomo. there he is today, not exactly the best optics, in my humble opinion, based on 11 women making accusations against him, and the ag report that says, well, we have now four investigations into criminal behavior in that state and federal criminal law, but this footage courtesy of "the new york post," hanging out poolside with a young age and amid the multiple criminal investigations across the state. okay come here with reaction, california gubernatorial candidate larry elder. i've always doubted, i've had this doubt that california would get to question two. if you get a question two right now you have a significant lead in the polls. my question is this, these polls hold and if so, why? >> well, sean, there's a reason that 45,000 people have contributed to my candidacy. we are going to have the actual fund-raising numbers later on put out but 2.2 million people signed a petition to have this man recalled. t

indicting gavin newsom. that's good that they did do a fairly good job of doing that again. issue is this isn't a race. this is a recall. the dynamics are a lot different. okay. we'll see what happens when the recall date arrives and when the. >> much more time ballots are in the mail. i got i got my ballot the other day sent it out yesterday. in fact, a quick reminder to everybody. go to kron, 4 dot com. we've got a section on what to look for with that about how to fill it out. the important dates and everything else. thanks, michael. we'll be thanks, michael. we'll be right back. right and arias expertly tailored eye care. state-of-the-art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. all right. we are back. taking a look at the damage that we're seeing to our north. so this is video from lake county. the cache fire, which is still burning up their 75 acres so far. >> and firefighters were able to stop the forward progress, at

i would take gavin newsom's best asset may wealthy larry elder. kennedy: what about kevin? been on the show, i like him a lot. >> i understand, i think the republicans don't have their front bench in this race, schwarzenegger or not, he was the front bench when great davis was weaker approval ratings than gavin newsom. kennedy: and maybe tom mcclintock had run, it would be a little different from larry elder. he loves his state, he knows the issues, he's connected with californians for a long time. anything can happen, is a tight race because gavin newsom screwed up. thank you for making my week. great job. thank you. situation and afghanistan by the hour, how are the evacuations going? hero is going to give us this next. ♪♪ violence and afghanistan as evacuation efforts continue. the white house reporting 11000 people evacuated from afghanistan the last 24 hours with over 30,000 evacuated since august 14. but how many americans remain in country? the white house and pentagon have not been clear about it at all so is the evacuation enough to get every american and u.s. ally