this guy gavin newsom is smooth. okay?sness, like he was with sean hannity, and he can admit to it. he can be honest about it, and yet get out of it in a way where you know it is a problem everywhere, we are doing everything we can, i know it's wrong, bababa, he is a smooth talker and my concern about the american voter, the american electorate as they are not going to say, oh, i don't want my state, my country to be like california, they are going to say, he seems like such a nice guy, so good-looking, his wife is pretty, he's got nice kids and that will make him, you know, manna from heaven. he could get elected. >> jesse: he is a smooth criminal, is what you are saying. >> jeanine: michael jackson. >> sandra: plea deal fell apart, this is a great day for gavin newsom. >> jessica: not -- >> greg: that's what they always say. >> jessica: you guys tell me what is happening on the dem side. >> greg: well, you certainly won't. [laughter] that was mean. i apologize, jessica. and that is a phony apology. ahead, watch out, gand

and as californian as gavin newsom?unately, gavin newsom is very charismatic and he is, you know, objectively speaking, more handsome and obviously much younger than joe biden. so i wouldn't under estimate gavin newsom. i lived in the hell hole that is california for several years. and as much as california is a disaster. gavin newsom does a really good job of putting lipstick on that pig. so i say don't under estimate the man. i would say by the time i would say by the time the kids are going back to school, you are going to see it as clear as day. gavin newsom will be there. new frontrunner and joe, i'm not sure what he will do. go kiss babies somewhere but i don't think it's going to be joe. >> jesse: one of the reasons we are even talking about gavin newsom and not kamala harris is because kamala harris says things like this: listen. >> when we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: did kama

two things gavin newsom does not embody.ne that's a self-described champion for women's rights and the underserved and minorities, that never fails to say "i know better than you all. let me be your voice in your speaker." remember when he campaign for governor of california and he talked about the toxic masculinity that had woven its way through corporate boards in hollywood. he is the epitome. what do you call that, what he just did? that's what toxic masculinity is. i argue it's his affair with his campaign managers wife when he ruined and destroyed their family while he was running for mayor of symphysis go again and he had at the time he said i learned from it. i was open and honest from it. that's in the past. it's not in the past for those of us from california who remembered every day and it's not in the past, although they try, for his new campaign advisor who said they will be a minor amount of turbulence but it will have no lasting effect. that seems to be the hallmark of gavin newsom which is that he can do no wr

reportera: el gobernador gavin newsom afirmÓ que se otorgarÁn 4.5 millones de dÓlares para un pruebares agrÍcolas son la columna vertebral de nuestra economÍa y no nos quedaremos de brazos cruzados mientras los malos actores utilizan la amenaza de deportaciÓn como una forma de explotaciÓn", dijo el gobernador gavin newsom. se estima que el 50 % de los trabajadores agrÍcolas en california son indocumentados. el programa se alinea con la medida recientemente presentado por el gobierno federal que otorgarÁ la acciÓn diferida a personas indocumentadas que son vÍctimas o testigos de violaciones de los derechos laborales. >> es el momento de estar tomando fuerza y salir a la luz. como campesinos tenemos en la lucha de tener derecho tambiÉn. reportera: quienes han trabajado en los campos como bertha, dicen que esto es un avance pero espera una implementaciÓn adecuada. maity: la inteligencia artificial estÁ avanzando a una velocidad tan vertiginosa que plantea muchas interrogantes. reportero: el vertiginoso avance de la inteligencia artificial continÚa causando asombro en el mundo. >> yo soy

gretchen, kamala, and gavin newsom.s reporting this, title is slow pace feeds democrats 2024 anxiety. they are saying the conversations are happening over text, e-mail and phone calls. they are reaching out. they say time is running out. there is lack of money being raised and it is worrying the democratic party and some polls have biden as the loser in a rematch against trump. >> steve: indeed. also on the republican side, something new. big supporter of ron desantis early on was billionaire hedge fund manager by the name of ken griffin. he pumped a bunch of money into ron desantis campaign because conventional wisdom was number of months ago, ron desantis stood best possibility of beating donald trump in the primary. keep in mind, after the 2021 election down in florida, where ron desantis won 2022, that is, ron desantis won by double digits, like 20 points across portions of florida, okay, he is unstoppable, that is why so much went in there. abc is reporting mr. griffin because ron desantis has not had a lot of lift

>> governor gavin newsom is a hypocrite?over with a feather, carley, i could have never imagined in all my years living in california that gavin newsom would be a hypocrite, yeah. you know, this is really par for the course here. but not only was he dumping these individuals, he was dumping them in the inland empire. anybody that's familiar with california knows that is the place in california where you dump people to, you know, get away with it, because they don't want them in l.a. they don't want them in san francisco or santa barbara so you dump them in san bernardino and people struggling there have to deal with it. is he going to run from a lot of these stories and scandals and stories that will bubble up to the surface. should he which you you know i believe is he going to run for president in 2024. makes people like governor abbott and governor desantis very excited to see because it's just another comparison between gavin newsom's california and every other great red state that people from california are fleefleeing

gavin newsom is on "sean hannity."lary clinton and the hypocrisy of that is beyond me because look at the 1994 crime bill -- , kellyanne. was this a portion at impacting the black community from the -- versus what donald trump did for our black community and giving black colleges permanent federal funding which was unprecedented, and the lowest, absolute lowest unemployment rates. you're looking at that and these candidates versus donald trump, assuming he is our nominee, i firmly believe he will be on the republican side. it is also very difficult to get a third party candidate on the ballot. if they tried to run a no label, and no third party candidate, it will be very difficult and is going to require hundreds and thousands of signatures to get somebody on the ballot. they are frustrated with joe biden, especially based on the video that you showed at the beginning of your segment. >> kellyanne: the new poll shows that the third party candidates do tend to hurt joe biden. you and i are pollsters, and you have studie

. >> i think it could be gavin newsom. i think there's a reason he sat down with sean hannity this very hour a few weeks ago. i think gavin newsom in the wings, they're terrified to put kamala harris in because she would be eve.ied to pn a woe nominee than biden. i think biden would have already announced he wasn'.ll ht to run. really, kellyanne, if kamala harris, such an unmitigated disaster as his number two, i think gavin newsom is going to be the nominee. >> so make america california. that maye nomiellyanne be tough. clay, charlie, thank you so much. excellent segment. thank you. the 2024 race for the white house is heating u p. just yesterday, the trump campaign announced a staggerin g second quarter fundraising haul. and amid biden's strugglesg as trump's 2016 opponent. ye 202s, her. hillary clinton is raising speculation yet again. s she's headlining a list of speakers at the naacp national conventionst o. ing to but according to a new gallup survey, independentsew gallu quy on the rise. with 44% of americans no lo

fascinating, i wonder if gavin newsom is among those being called, i would imagine so.draising numbers broke from president biden. he pulled in 72 million, biden plus the dnc, pretty big haul. politico gives contrast. then president trump in rnc, $105 million compared to biden's 72 and obama and dnc in the same period $86 million. underperforming. >> griff: cnn is doing the what's plan b [whispering] there is that. i read it and the numbers are right, they are boasting 77 million on hand, most any democrats ever had at this juncture 67 days into re-election announcement. also, the campaign manager, julie rodriguez says there is unparalleled enthusiasm behind this campaign. great she thinks that. i don't see that, i have democratic friends, been covering campaigns for 25 years. there is not the enthusiasm out there. you look at, i was talking to you before the show, if you go back to the obama re-election, in those days, he knew he had gotten elected and needed a rebounding economy at that time. many point out weak republican candidate in mitt romney, fast-forward to tod

enter gavin newsom.e has become the latest democrat proxy to hit the campaign trail for biden, and even though he denies any interest and running in 2020 for some observers are beginning to question his motivation. and one g.o.p. consultant is saying that he is putting and time and effort than nobody else outside the white house appears to be doing and he is acting like the candidate and waiting and someday. and may pay off for him. joining us now to discuss is the democrat pollster, and former advisor to president clinton. and tom bevan, president and cofounder of real clear politics. three smart dudes on politics to give us the pulse of the nation. what you make of this idea that gavin newsom is the democrats ace in the hole for 2024. >> i think that what gavin newsom is doing is positioning himself in case joe biden does not recover. he is in a position to step into the reins. kamala harris is the likely nominee and if biden does not run. but, trying to blunt her advantage by improving the country agg

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enter gavin newsom. r that newsom has been positioning himself lately traveling to red states, pulling desantis like moves in his state like going after a school board and finding them for not accepting his radical new curriculum, running ads, all of that while some in democrat circles have been salivating over his replacing biden. that was never a serious play. replacing kamala though? who says no? consider this piece from the "wall street journal" today. where is kamala harris? harris planned to campaign extensively for president biden's re-election but her early schedule suggests otherwise. so is something afoot? joining us now is chris bedford executive editor at the common sense society. chris, this just struck me today and kind of watching things playing out in california. i mean, it is interesting that newsom is taking on that temecula school board for refusing to accept this radical new curriculum that they want to put in place in the public schools there involving, you know, all sorts of topics t

those not on his team. >> gavin newsom likes to portray himself as man who supports freedom. he's out there campaigning in texas it's all about freedom. it's not about freedom if you're going to put the school books out that he doesn't approve of. if these continue to be the direction of gavin. this progressive freedom that limits what can be taught in the schools then you will continue to see parents stand up. >> gavin newsom is not being honest. he is giving some bad facts. great to have you on. thank you. >> the largest tech giants in the world agree to artificial intelligence safeguards but the question is how exactly long can that last? later in the night cap, a san francisco woman gave her boyfriend a performance improvement plan and it turned their relationship around. the plan involves shared a note that listed daily and weekly tsa it cans, notes on work to work on, weekly retrospectives. let us know. we will show you the results and read the best responses coming up in the night cap. 8:21 here on the west coast. 15 seconds before 8:21. here is a fox news trip across

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maybe end of the summer you will see an announcement from gavin newsom and i want it on the record. >> over 500,000 californians have fled the state between 20 and 2022. he will have to contend with that if he does. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. here in new york city, and it is independence day. happy independence day to all of you who are tuned in right now. what a great national anthem and all your great photos coming in. happy independence day to my friends will and of course joey who is in for pete this morning. >> i am, i had a chance to get up early, i was on with the g

gavin newsom has not shown that he is going to be supporting any type of reparations.e is supporting the groups that are discussing these reparations and trying to mitigate and find out what best they can do in an effort to repay african americans who are descendant of slaves. sean? >> sean: there is a proposal where judges will be allowed to consider race to lowering the sentencing of convicted criminals. another big grade in california proposal. >> it is a mess. i talked to some people before getting her to city hall and there is a lot of concern. lot of division. they say that this brings up a lot of mission. they also say that california cannot afford ad. when we are driving down here has come to city hall and the homeless problem is extreme, the streets are -- we have seen it ourselves on the show. streets are filthy and is hard to keep up with what it is like here at california. governor gavin newsom may be a candidate for the presidential candidate and the upcoming 2024 presidential election and that is also an issue for a lot of californians who say that he has

. >> a tyrant -- >> rachel: gavin newsom has been on the road campaigning for joe biden.e's doing it in red states. -- democrats who flock to idaho and separate fundraising event said they thought the 55-year-old governor offered glimpse into the future of the party. will, what is this red state campaigning tell you? >> will: i had an interview earlier in it is show with a guest who suggested this is about a democratic primary. they are red states. it is not so much as can i get joe biden to win idaho. can i beat a democrat in the primary for idaho. this is gavin newsom running for the democratic primary for president. >> rachel: he thinks joe biden might end up dropping out. >> will: probably pretty rationally. he has a belief it may not be joe biden that is your candidate for 2024. >> joey: i've heard both of you say that, somebody who agrees is tomi lahren and she lays out what this means on "fox and friends first" this morning. >> tomi: no reason to traverse across the country and i know you guys have seen iconic disney film, "lion king." i am reminded of the scene wh

could be a one two. >> a think a gavin newsom and chris whitcomb ticket is what they are looking foro not want a kamala harris ticket to come out. there is chance they take joe biden out at the end. she is phenomenal fundraiser, democrats brought in 90 million and republicans brought in 35 million. she can raise money. and knows social issues. >> kayleigh: heavy hoping, i don't see how you push out an incumbent president. gavin newsom waiting in the wings, i don't see how you push out joe, even though it beats the democratic party. >> steve: not sure you push him out unless he starts falling in the polls, starting to see polls last week that was suggesting in a head-to-head, donald trump might beat joe biden in battle ground state of penny nance. this continues and we've seen the latest fox news poll, trump is up among primary voters. next closest is ron desantis at 22%. whether donald trump and ron desantis and if joe biden is failing, see if rumblings get louder and louder in the democratic party to replace him. interesting scenario, if we have gaffe, after gaffe, on the debate sta

>> i think that gavin newsom thinks that he is the first to chew it -- twice.re are, i think there are millions of why think kennedy democrats. i think of that as reagan democrats and these are people who believe in the first amendment, they believe in the fourth amendment, they believe in physical responsibility, and they believe in a strong national defense, and that is why when robert kennedy jr. starts talking dialogue conservatives and liberal leaning republicans say that he has got a good point, he sounds like us, and he found a hole talking to people like thomas massie, and only washington, d.c., can you have a hearing about a censorship any democrats are trying to censor them. there is no room for that traditional liberal democrat in today's progressive democratic party, and ages like bernie sanders predicting that joe biden is the most progressive president that we ever had and are literally about 30% of that democratic base, day don't want anything to do with joe biden at a progressive's. they need to have to find a home and that is the opportunity fo

presenciaron el accidente >>>hablemos ahora del modelo californiano eso es la propuesta que tiene gavin newsom de ciento sesenta años como prisión está en proceso de transformación para dejar ese nombre y convertirse en centro de rehabilitación >>>me parece perfecto. se pueden educar aquí >>>del estudio para obtener su bachillerato y tomar las clases en español conla tutoría de otros detenidos >>>estamos tratando de ser mejores personas >>>la visión impulsada por el gavin newsom es un nuevo modelo californiano enfocado en educación, terapia e incluso la participación de guardias >>>queremos vercambios, la creación de espacios para una justicia restaurativa dijo el alcalde de sacramento quienes parte del grupo asesor para llevar a cabo estos cambios incluyen infraestructura. >>>esta bodega que en una fábrica de muebles aquí dentro de la prisión es lo que será demolido para crear un nuevo espacio, que será de educación >>>(nombre extranjero) es conocido por tener una amplia gama de programas que han evolucionado con el tiempo hoy endía le tenemos para purificar >>>yo puedo mirar algo futuro, par

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let me be clear, gavin newsome is a liar and a good old fashioned school yard bully.s trying to bully these school board members into disregarding school board input and bully the parents into being silent because he wants his curriculum for grades kindergarten through five. that's what we're talking about here. not talking about high school, kindergarten through 5. this school board has followed the law which requires parental input. they did not reject social study books. there are books in place. they're voting tomorrow to ensure that the books are in place. but what they are saying is that the new books with the highly sexualized content will be too inappropriate for those ages kindergarten through five. i'm a gay republican. i support these school board members. i endorsed them in the last election. they're not bigoted they're not homophobic they're trying to protect all children, gay children, straight children, they want parental rights and input to be respected. >> trace: steve the la times says this about the legislation newsome is pushing the whirl wind legi

. >> begging for gavin newsom to run. >> gavin newsom is begging for something. spending a lot of time in florida for reasons that no one can really figure out. i think he is trying to position himself as a progressive's progressive. i think that there are a lot of americans who really are not interested in becoming the next california. there are a lot of problems there and they don't want to see that replicated across the country. >> thank you so much. shannon bream sits down with conference chair john of wyoming as well as tim kaine of virginia a member of the senate foreign relations committee budget committee and armed forces committee. also having an interview with chris christie. that is coming up right after the show. stay tuned or set your dvr if you want to watch it later. a massive multiagency manhunt stretching into its third day as law-enforcement searches for the dangerous murder suspect that escaped a pennsylvania jail friday morning. the suspect has military experience and survivalist skills. we are live on the ground tracking the latest. >> here o

this is gavin newsom's french laundry.his is gretchen whitmer's trip to florida win no one was allowed to leave the state. they don't care. until republicans start holding them accountable, election time and put this out on the airwaves, let's not forget they want to take this from new, but they think they should have it. we will not beat them at this. we need to make sure people don't forget that these folks want to live the high life and live as elitists and keep you down. >> it really is about the power, isn't it? you mentioned that, monica. they want the power. i don't understand the end game and why they think this is appealing to the average american. >> well, they don't care about the average american. that much is clear. it is all about power and control and the end game is exactly this. they want to fundamentally transform the united states. in order to do that, in order to move us away from individual liberty and economic freedom, they have to transform us into a more collectivist marxist kind of model. the best

. >> carley: gavin newsom promised residents reparagsz and he now says never said it would be in cash liv and pga merger. >> cheryl: what i thought, the proposal we learned about, p.g.a. chief operating officer defended this deal. listen. >> we face the choice, one, allow professional golf to be taken over and operated by the public investment fund of the kingdom of saudi arabia and the second is to allow p.g.a. to run it. >> cheryl: mother who lost her husband in the 9/11 attack says it is greed. >> it is just greed, anybody that will take that kind of money from the kingdom and sell your moral authority to become a shell for the kingdom, just about the money. >> cheryl: also got this e-mail revealing it started as meeting between public investment fund and p.g.a. roger devlin wrote, he was invited to help resolve the ongoing pursuit, public investment fund. they were talking about a world golf series that would end in saudi arabia and were talking about removing greg norman as the chief executive of liv golf. they were talking about golfers owning teams. >> carley: jay monahan wasn'

governor gavin newsom announced a 47 million dollar grant to help schools convert asphalt to green spaces to plant trees and other vegetation. >> the money comes from the state's green schoolyard grant program, which was included in newsom's extreme heat action plan. the governor says that the action is essential to protecting kids from dangerously extreme heat, especially in underserved communities. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now and we are going to be looking for a lot of shade this a few next. some cool water to hang out. maybe a pool if you can. of cold drinks to these temperatures really? >> they could be the hottest the year so far. so here we go. get money for heat wave and but we'll see. those temperatures are blazing hot by tomorrow afternoon. those numbers running up in the triple digits in some spots inland. even hotter than that. the peak of the heat will come saturday and sunday. finally cooling down a little bit by monday. but still some of those temperatures lingering into the triple digits and then got to be careful. see, check on your seniors, the chi

and gavin newsom is like a hungry shark.> carley: before we let did you go from joe biden to his democrat challenger r.f.k. jr. he recently said he has been slammed by the media even more than donald trump and if he read the things and believed the things in newspapers he would himself, he says it's all wrong. think about that. real quickly here. >> he has been attacked by the mainstream media. i don't think there is a politician alive that's been attacked more by the mainstream media than one donald j. trump. let's be serious here. he has been attacked. in that game donald trump still reins supreme. >> carley: probably doesn't want to win that won but he won. got to leave it right there. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> all roads point to joe biden. any reasonable personal would see that. >> james comer says we are looking forward very much to hearing from devon archer. archer backed out of depositions three times. >> this is going to rise to impeachment inquiry. >> 1.3 million is how much revenue hunter biden has mad

i agree, kayleigh, i believe it will be gavin newsom. there is not that enthusiasm there for joe biden. they can't create it, i think they tried with bidenomics play to build back better, that fell flat. when they realized there wasn't great response and you have cocaine in the white house and scandals for the family, i don't think the enthusiasm is there. will donations get people to the polls? i don't think so. >> kayleigh: no. cheryl, you go to sleep and put out this beautiful statement, we have 70 million. and then wake up to biden with sluggish small donations, that is the headline. >> cheryl: going to be waiting a long time, when you have a 40% approval rating. here is what you get in second term of joe biden. more regulation, pay more in taxes, pay higher energy prices and likely be paying higher costs at the grocery store. that is why small money donations are not coming into president biden, they are coming into others because these people are feeling the kitchen table pain, if you will. it is always about the economy, about wal

>> that is our biggest argument which i don't understand where gavin newsom gets off coming down herel board. our communities, pretty diverse community, parents want this implemented about at the school board, it is obvious when you go to a meeting and you see, seem to be teachers and administrators against concerned parents and the school board was doing everything to represent us, but for gavin newsom to gaslight the situation, to make this huge statement that we are being banned. the other thing, threatening a lawsuit based on a law that doesn't exist, he planned on this a be 1070 bill that he's trying to rush through so that way he can retroactively find our school board and it is just ridiculous. there's nothing more tyrannical than that and you have to realize that. it's disgusting to see the governor act like the parents are not being represented. joe: this is a governor, we are watching it closely for couple reasons. when i see parents standing up, that's an example to be set across the country. thank you for talking to us about it. a bumpy road ahead as house lawmakers invest

>> our top story at 5.30, after weeks of back and forth negotiations, governor gavin newsom has signed a massive infrastructure streaming package into law. it will limit the environmental impacts groups have to review critical projects, including housing kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> with that, it's official governor gavin newsom formally signing the state's 311 billion dollar budget. a budget he argues will benefit california. we continue. >> to make unprecedented investments set no other state in america is doing. he says a huge part of that is education noting this year's budget invests more than 100 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools, including after-school summer school and universal school meal programs. as for other issues, not a dollar. cut in terms of the investments on addressing the vexing issue of homelessness. >> and the investments we're making and housing more than 15 billion dollars he says will go toward addressing homelessness and housing. but the governor also acknowledges the budget comes with a 31.7 billion dollars shortfa

governor gavin newsom announced today of 47 million dollar grant. >> to help schools convert asphaltn spaces, to plant trees and other plants. the funds are coming from newsom's extreme heat action plan. the governor says the action is essential to protecting kids from dangerous, extreme heat, especially in under served communities. >> a major reversal of the state capitol. some democrats changed their mind and revived a republican led bill to increase penalties for child traffickers. all right. wallace reports on what led up to this reversal. >> well, in those 48 hours since the bill failed democratic leaders here at the state capitol faced intense scrutiny over the committee's decision to kill the bill will now after the governor and assembly speaker got involved, the legislation will move forward after all something republicans are calling a major victory colleagues today. we have a choice to make. you can choose a team. >> but big data files for children born in border. it is against the rules of this body to disparage members of this body personally suggesting that members of th

and republicans in the state senate putting their differences aside to support one of governor gavin newsom's longtime priorities to speed up key infrastructure projects across the state. so we've got it all stems from governor newsom's proposal in may to reform the california environmental quality act, more commonly known as sequel. according to his office. it generally requires state and local governments to inform decision-makers and the public about the potential environmental impacts of

make no mistake, gavin newsom' , countrywide tour g. that's not a sightseeing adventure.that's not i really think joe is a great president of adventure either. he's ready. he's willing. prob abld e to step in. and it's probably only a matter of time. f now, my belief has beenha and remains he is being called and begged daily by prominent democrats all around the countrbyy to jump in this. race. that means jump over ju and kamala harris, in terms of who would be the natural successor. anyway, here with reaction, outnumbered co-host kayleigh mcenany, fox newhere ws, ariost. fleischer. >> all right. let me start with the cocain e issue. you were both in the white house. there's certain areas of the white house. and i saw you both in the white house. r you know,ono occasionally an administration will make a big mistake and they'll allow me ithe honone the building once or twice. >> but i was there under o president bush and presidentsh a trump. and correct me if i'm wrong, kayleigh, bupresident are a lot areas in that white house, i did not have free reign as aho guest in tha

plus county declares its support for gavin governor gavin newsom's bold plan to enact tougher gun >> but first, san jose woman sparkling adventure ruined by unknown. welcome she survived a shark attack. >> while on vacation. >> jose nurse got more than she bargained for on a trip to the galapagos islands they have snorkeling resulted in a shark attack. we want to warn you some of the images in story may be a little too graphic for some people to watch. kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> it was not concerned and when it happened, i feel it. i like i say it never crossed my mind. and when that happened, that that's what had happened. >> what happened to san jose nurse delia carey are today. what she was bitten by a shark, july 4th, while snorkeling off the coast of most kara island in the galapagos. i first i was in that. >> it's scary because he did. it was not nothing impressive. it was just that push. so. i don't that was a big fish. speaking to kron, 4 news from her hospital bed in ecuador. >> delia says when she turned back and saw blood, she knew she was in trouble. but be

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house committee governor gavin newsom personally intervened. yet some democrats may vote against.s for joining me. this seems extraordinary on many levels. why is it not a serious felony already? >> well, because out here in california they've changed the laws and removed many crimes from the level of serious and violent, and one of them is human trafficking. and so, my colleague, senator shannon grove ran a gray bill this year that insures that especially those who are trafficking our children the most vulnerable in society that needs to be a serious felony and have serious consequences for those who are traffic our children. >> my understanding that these democrats who have been wobbling on this they're concerned about the three strikes and you're out policy if you make it a serious felony you get caught doing that three times it's 25 years to life. my response would be good. if you commit three serious felonies yes, that's what happens to you. >> absolutely. that's what common sense would dictate. you know that's what these guys say is that they don't want to bring the days of

and marianne williamson and maybe fear gavin newsom. matter who the president would primary against is my question to you. >> i'm not sure. i don't think rfk, jr. or marianne has the votes to win but there could be a lot of embarrassing gaffes and i think that's what they want to avoid. the problem is the longer they delay it, the longer they prevent, you know, a sitting politician like gavin newsom from getting in the race, if the president stumbles and has to pull out it's going to be kamala harris who is even less popular than he is. so, i think they have a real dilemma. as i say, what they are doing now, no primaries, may be good for president biden, but i don't think it's good for his party. >> bryan: gavin newsom says he's not running but sure looks like it. touring red states in the west, his second time doing that. do you think he ends up getting in this race? >> i do, or think someone like him. i think he's waiting for an opportunity which will be some misstep by joe biden to get in. i mean, he's all but running a campaign, goi

will gavin newsom has his game plan out there.licked back, thrown his jacket over his shoulder. he has the whole thing down. if i were kamala harris or anyone else, kamala in particular i worry about. buttigieg has been a failure. everybody knows it. all you have to do is go to an airport. the guy can't show up. i don't know who's blowing smoke in his ears, telling him he has any shot of being president. as for joe biden, look, the bottom line is this, everybody knows joe biden has severe limitations. everybody knows the guy is 80 years old. he'll be 82 if he's elect president again. you know, his limitations are very serious. she's a heartbeat away from being president. the two of them are a disaster. i think that it's good for the democrat party to stop being so dictatorial, totalitarian with themselves as they were with the rest of the country with they had to lock us down, tell us what to eat, who can live in terms of cows got to go. you can't have a hamburger. i'm sick of them telling us what to do. they ought to make a decis

guy: gavin newsom he is the next best hope was the sticker could be make america california.ng ended without a winner again mondays will be the third biggest jackpot in lottery history. can you imagine this. i want three things when i win the powerball. about my own sports bar the regal beagle or maybe the peachpit. i want a house on the jersey shore and i want to fly private because flying commercial is hell. 70% of lottery winners go broke 33 declare bankruptcy. do we really want this. joe: that would be hard if you went on the record a million dollars each. 2 million that's a verbal contract. joe: i'm going to have it now. guy: i'm not sure that's how it works. would you want to win the lottery. tomi: i think we would all take it. kellyanne: you don't win if you don't play i am at shannon bream. chock full of republican add-ons ois setting up a showdown in the senate over social issues. ♪ >> and they are bringing culture wars international security. >> the american people i talk to about home do not want a weakened military. they do not when he woke military. >> house spea

this week, the ninth circuit court of appeals, one of gavin newsom's deputy attorney general stood before a judge and argued the state needs to be able to regulate what your doctor says in private, regardless of the first amendment freedom of speech. >> to regulate the practice of medicine, the state needs to reach the aspects of speech used to care for patients. ab 2098 was endorsed by the california medical association. when gavin newsom signed the bill, he said he was concerned about the effect it would have on doctor-patient conversations but he says it is narrowly tailored to agree just inst instances. >> great to have you on. imagine the state of california arguing that it needs to regulate conversations. >> where did doctors learn to follow what the state wants them to say? we have board exams not based in law. we are not taught the law, to respect the government. the state is arguing that doctors have no right to do that and they have to have to say whatever the state wants them to say without specifying what that is. >> the judges seemed skeptical. >> this is an interesting situa

gavin newsom or gretchen whitmer or a hundred other dems are dying to run, but they would risk theirty and lost. >> i think it's a suicide mission for anyone considering a primary challenge to the president, and we've seen in recent memory those kind of challenges against an incumbent president often weaken that president, whether it be pat buchanan, gerald ford and ronald reagan, so i don't think they're interested in going down that path whatsoever. howard: well, interesting, suicide mission. charly, the media clearly want a race, that's a given, but is it also possible if there was a serious candidate, a significant number of democrats given the choice of someone other than maryann williamson or rfk jr. would abandon the president? >> yeah, i definitely think so. i think all it would take is joe biden putting all of his power behind someone younger, really pushing them out into the spotlight, someone who's young, energetic, charismatic. i definitely think there could be a better candidate, although i think gavin newsom is the front-runner here. howard: right. if, in fact, he was t

governor gavin newsom explains why he's using his political capital to help democrats and red states. well there's so much that seems to divide us these days, music is one of the few things that brings us together. i join two members of the musical group, they ate it brothers at our weekend 14 >> i know it may seem like the election is pretty far off, but the truth is, the very first votes of the 2024 presidential sex durr will be cast just six months from now. this time next year, will be only days away from the first national convention. it feels like the right time to dig into what exactly the democratic party is up to at a national level, and at the state level, as they try to hold on to the white house, keep the senate, win back the house, and fight for control of nearly a dozen governors mansions. while it still feels early, the campaigns are in full swing. you see signs of this every single day. more than a dozen republican hopefuls began to hit the trail, test their message, and make their case to actual voters. just this week, many spent their independence day in the early st

it's official governor gavin newsom formally signing the state's 311 billion dollar budget. a budget he argues will benefit california. we continue. >> to make unprecedented investments set no other state in america is doing. he says a huge part of that is education noting this year's budget invests more than 100 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools, including after-school summer school and universal school meal programs. as for other issues, not a dollar. cut in terms of the investments on addressing the vexing issue of homelessness. >> and the investments we're making and housing more than 15 billion dollars he says will go toward addressing homelessness and housing. but the governor also acknowledges the budget comes with a 31.7 billion dollars shortfall. still, he makes clear he will not raise taxes on california's nor will he dip in the california. 37 plus billion dollars of reserves. instead, the governor says much of the focus has turned to funding delays and one time spending instead of ongoing spending. we have to be careful. >> not to commit ourselves on

all of a sudden, i remember it's going to be gavin newsom, who is perfect in and picking up the baton and taking off and following through with whatever policy this administration is trying to advance. it'll be interesting to watch any way if i give you a timeline on what legal media outlets lie, them always a pleasure. thank you. the future technologies for me is about 7 months ago for the 1st time. the event is our case costing edge developments, including some technologies, attracting top experts from across the globe on the sidelines of the for impression deputy prime into stuff highlighted the countries high tech achievements, reassemble, which was just some of those sim was president put it has a now, so national data economy project and the quantum roadmaps sign 6 months ago will be included in this project. concrete results have been achieved on the maps. in particular, if we're talking about quantum computing, a 16 cubic quantum computer was demonstrated. and by the end of the year, the task is to create a 20 cube it's computer road maps have a loss of performance indicators

first, to governor desantis and gavin newsom and their constant back and forth.u feel about the shipping of these migrants to california? >> well, governor newsom ought to investigate the biden administration, because they've moved thousands upon thousands of illegal aliens into the state of california. he hasn't said a word about that. but when a republican governor does it, all of a sudden he's concerned. that's the same governor in 2019 who went to el salvador and welcomed migrants to come to california. when he got back to california, he signed a.b. 72, a law which gave millions of dollars to illegal aliens who were claiming asylum in the state of california. his policies are a pull factor amongst a bunch of other sanctuary jurisdictions to why people come. if they can get to california, they can get a driver's license, they can get money to help fight their immigration case, they get medical care. why wouldn't you go to california? you're protected. will: ron desantis versus gavin newsom, tale of the tape, it's just an absolute slaughter. forget it. look whe

a big day potentially for gavin newsom. >> sandra: that made a slash, doug, obviously a democrat, it was unfolding and the plea deal falling apart he made that statement. that was an interesting moment. >> i think there are a few things going on. first justice is going to play out for hunter biden and you know, the white house is not interfering with that investigation, president biden himself said he's not going to intervene or he's not going to pardon hunter if things get to that point. >> he has not said that but his white house said that. >> his white house has said that. i think what doug is referring to, though, is the fact that there is a clear dissatisfaction among voters in terms of the fact that you know, there's concern over biden's age, concern over the age of a lot of the people who are leading politicians right now and there is this desire to have alternatives and gavin newsom is out there, dean phillips showed satisfaction as well. >> sandra: testimony that's going to be happening next week. is this a game changer to have hunter biden's former business partner, we had

another nine months before the serious voting gets started when somebody like gavin newsom, governorhitmer, somebody else could actually take the reins and then they could say and now this person could beat donald trump. but right now the thinking behind the scenes is joe biden is the only person who auto could beat donald trump. >> brian: so you have his failure in interviews and presentations, the temper that's out there. but i keep in the back of your mind the investigations. and this guy, dr. gal luft is the one who came forward in 2019 and said it's not a hunter biden situation. this is a biden family situation. the fact that devon archer is set to testify they could point directly to joe biden taking part in international business deals that if the country found out how deep the biden family was with china, our number one enemy bar none who has nothing but muffled up since he took over who got rid of the chinese initiative the day he got there, and listed certain people linked to the hunter biden business dealings got them off the sanctions list right away. there are so many th