what are your thoughts about the ruling and gavin newsom's response to it? why people in california have grown to loathe him and he's create created and exacerbated the homeless crisis. talk about $24 billion through ballot measures and various legislation has gone to fight homelessness and it is only further exploded and there's been a massive up tick in and you happen of the big worries in particular in particular is there's going to be a huge homeless population of people over 65 years old. they're just not doing enough. they've nothing to show for all of these resources and he's always been in denial and now his big pivot is blaming republicans. and this is a mono party state. the republicans in the legislature, they're few and far between and they don't hold a lot of local positions and it's because of people like gavin newsom and adam schiff and nancy pelosi and some of the worst legislators and politicians in the country are from california and bad politicians make bad laws especially with the supermajority. >> they pumped millions and conservatives a

we have not yet heard from your governor, gavin newsom. do you think it's possible that newsome is considering throwing his hat in the ring in some sort of a process, a process of course, which the former president barack obama has endorsed i haven't spoken to governor newsome, so i can tell you i can only go on what he said in the past and he said that he wouldn't run against kamo harrison is, you know, and you've already mentioned on the show that a number of the potential candidates have all endorsed her and i think including president biden, and i think they have because when we voted for the biden-harris ticket, we knew that this could come to fruition and i'm with her. >> i've already signed on as a delegate and supportive her candidacy i expect that the vassal the majority of people in california will do the same. >> all right. well, mayor, i appreciate your time. thanks so much thank you. >> all right. >> to understand u2 married instead, you hear the merits known. obviously, kamala harris, 30 years, you've done extensive reporting

el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ fondos en subvenciones para el tratamiento de personas enfermas y uso de sustancias. las reacciones no se detienen sobre este tema, sobre la polÉmica ley firmada por el gobernador gavin newsom que prohÍbe que los distritos escolares tengan que informar sobre el cambio de gÉneros de alumnos. reportera: la nueva ley firmada por el honor gavin newsom sobre cambios de pronombres solicitado por estudiantes ha causado reacciones a nivel empresarial. elon musk dijo que por esta ley decidiÓ mudar sus empresas spacex y x al estado de texas. a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, la oficina del gobernador newson dijo que la nueva ley fortalece las protecciones que existen en california y que van en contra de obligar a los estudiantes a dar a conocer su identidad sexual en las escuelas. tambiÉn dijo que la nueva ley no permite que un estudiante cambie su nombre o identidad de gÉnero en un documento oficial de la escuela sin el consentimiento de los padres. el psiquiatra monterrey recomienda a los padres de familias establecer una comunicaciÓn con sus hijos para cr

less a sacramento and surprise gavin newsom in california today and he could not come and then georgeney to drop out but wanted to talk about wildfires burning in the golden state for weeks and while the fires burn of course the newsom campaign in various battleground states and reportedly campaigning for biden. let's bring in both californian associates and thank you both for coming on and roxanne, why is gavin newsom here? doesn't he have more important things to do then worry about estate falling down? >> i imagine he had to be dragged back. >> trace: the getty jet was behind him. >> he does everything with an eye to national media and does not want them to say this governor was in town when bad things are happening and things are happening. >> trace: this headline bullet point views because harris for some reason she gets to the top of the ticket that the opposition research on our will be brutal and here we go, soft on crime. >> she was a district attorney in san francisco but i call her the go of the progressive district attorneys who coddle criminals because under her watch, a

president cole macknak gavin newsom responding "joe biden is our next president, this is straight up of people think it is factual. >> what is the implication of d.e.i.? the idea of elevation of a journey to over competence, can. >> everyone: ran for president in 2020, people forget because she did not make it to the iowa caucus pulling at 1.7 percent, then she was chosen as vp because of her identity category which seems to fit the d.e.i. perfectly. >> trace: id as, and now gavin newsom, the associated press says the following, avenue some works to bolster joe biden in no swing the state toward that it can boost both of their ambitions today he was in new hampshire, he's been to michigan, why my question is, why does the governor of california as the state is following around, following it -- falling down around as, why is he in battleground states campaign for joe biden? >> is a budget deficit, the largest deficit we have ever had, wildfires in california. the bottom line is, it drove out and played liberals, can. >> everyone: and gavin newsom are california liberals and their poli

gavin newsom has this problem. others have this problem in the sense they will push out republicans in response, but she gets first right of refusal. you got to remember the internal politics of the party. you can't become the democratic nominee or be a successful democratic candidate for president without huge african american support, particularly amongst african american women. a multiracial candidate from the liberal wing of the party, kamala harris, will be an important component. other rivals don't bring that necessarily to the table should joe biden leave the race. it's unclear he's doing that, but should that happen, kamala harris is in the driver's seat. >> if joe biden were to step aside and vp harris becomes the nominee, how does that change donald trump's strategy? >> it changes his strategy in certain states like virginia. virginia is a battleground state, but they start voting september 20th, earlier than california which starts roughly a month before november 5th. early states like virginia all of a

cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. >> california governor can get gavin newsoms state's homelessness -- allowing cities to enforce a ban on homeless people sleeping outside. newsome, praising the move in a post on x, saying that it gives officials the definitive authority to clear unsafe encampments. what do you think about this ruling, another 6-3 split decision? the governor of california in favor. >> to me it should not take the supreme court to say that you cannot camp out on the side sidewalks. why did we have to go through all this? nicholas kristof is a columnist for "the new york times" from oregon. he is pretty left-wing and has been writing pieces saying "we've got it all wrong. we have screwed up the west coast so badly with our policies. we need somebody like the supreme court to tell us to change." the biggest newsom was to me is that his team is working to try to block this citizen-what initiative to fix california's soft on crime laws. i have been talking about this idea to pull back the proposition that says if you steal $1,000 worth of stuff you

gavin newsom has destroyed california for the american people do not want gavin newsom to destroy america trump worse than kamala harris because he has destroyed california. there is nothing good about the state. by the way, i am leaving because of people he gavin newsom. this state has hit rock bottom. >> john: let me ask you this and i know it's a hypothetical but if biden were to announce that he is not going to run and it is an open convention, what would that look like? i think back to 1968 after lyndon johnson said he wasn't going to run again and that was a rhymes with hit show in chicago. would this be the same? >> absolutely and worse. because just like lbj in 1968 which was totally chaotic you would have a convention. besides was going on in the convention, outside. there could be rampant crime going on. the city would be totally destroyed but i will simply tell you this. there's only two options. kamala harris into her vice president would beat. it would have to be gretchen whitmer because i need to win michigan. they can't pick josh shapiro as vp because democrats are anti-isr

he didn't see any of the major governors he didn't see gavin newsom you didn't see gretchen whitmer.idn't see murphy. any of the key democratic governors did not come out to the sticks because they are in competition for his job. there's absolute panic in the democratic party they look at the polls down ticket races as well being threatened by huge drag at the top of the tip and on top of that we have a national security crisis with an incapacitated president at the top and it bleeds into a constitutional crisis about what to do next. so it's not just limited to democratic drama and who might succeed remember whoever succeeds joe biden if he steps aside which i'm not so sure he goes gently into the night but do remember the agenda stays the same. it's a far left catastrophic agenda for the united states so it doesn't matter who is at the top of their ticket. >> to that point you make a good 1 but the governors who did come out to the microphone. they didn't address the number 1 issue of the physical and cognitive capabilities of the president they didn't tackle that on i read their r

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this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications u have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whic

tomi: we talked about this this morning, the body language is really textbook trademark gavin newsomeeze coming off of that man through the screen. he also stop short of saying the vice president kamala harris would be the likely nominee because he wanted. when they do have the mini primary that they're talking about the most competitive are going to step forward and gavin newsom, i don't know who else there would be. it's not going to be kamala harris it i don't think it's gretchen whitmer and gavin newsom is been a good boy following joe biden around it circling like a vulture for a year now, gavin is setting himself up but he so offended that we would say something about it he's probably watching right now, gavin, we know what you are up to. joey: whatever happens it looks messy. coming up president biden's new note cards complete with large. and pictures, coming up tomorrow morning on "fox & friends" former white house press secretary and outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany joins the show for the media meltdown over biden's disastrous interview, vbr "fox & friends" if you can't c

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gavin newsom is the one person they don't want to run against. they're terrified. >> we have someone on the campaign trail with gavin newsom, coming up later on the show. he has been steadfast behind the president. what we're watching more than anything is the white house trying to turn the page. biden meeting with democratic governors, calling to allies on the hill, and realistically, and i ask this in my conversations with lawmakers over the course of the last few days, how much time does biden have to right this ship and is there anything he can do? i mean, one interview feels like a trivial metric to shore this up and tie it up with a bow and put it away back on the shelf. >> the presidential can turn the page. so something david said a minute ago. being president of the united states means you have the best home field advantage ever in politics. you use that platform to talk to the nation, to address even individuals who are supportive of you or skeptical. this is the moment where he has the opportunity to turn the page. this sort of unifyin

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whi

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not 2 embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >>

christina coleman in los angeles tonight with the update. >> california governor gavin newsom was inlvania trying to win over voters in the swing state as he campaigned hard for president joe biden. some call it an uphill battle considering biden in the polls following his disastrous debate performance. look at these numbers. new york times poll this week shows trump leading president biden by eight percentage points among registered voters. the same poll shows 60% of respondents believe democrats should have another nominee but today in the keystone state newsom downplayed the numbers. >> it's all about swing state rules and that will be determined out there. he see crowds -- i'm not making that up. you can stress test that. everywhere i've gone, we've exceeded capacity. >> newsom spent the fourth of july in michigan and other swing state to campaign for biden and convincing voters the 81-year-old president deserves another four years in the white house. in michigan newsom was asked if he would support kamala harris running for president biden for to drop out of the race. here is hi

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look newsom's campaigned for him. we see it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own futur? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now, all right. there is a lot in play right now. and the next couple of weeks are going to be very difficult for mr. biden and the democratic party. thank you so much for helping us sort it all out. janelle. jessica. up next, tourists. they're flocking to a small city this summer. we're going to take a look at the effort to prevent overcrowding in these small cities. a company sold him a new phone, plus the promise of an $800 credit. but nearly a year later, nada. i'm

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look, newsom's campaigned for him. we've seen it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris's shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats, remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own future? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now. there you go. all right. still ahead, where san jose is trying to add new nonstop routes with travel levels still not fully recovered from the pandemic i'm back in two. everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires, and nbc bay area responds can help with a fire resource page on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com, slash wildfire help and bookmark the page. there you'll find a lot of good advice, like what to put in your go bag, important insurance infor

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you need look no further than their policies, whether it's someone like governor gavin newsom, our vice president harris, both leaders in california, they have championed all of the policies that have made our state a laughingstock. the rest of the nation. >> and the convention is set to begin august 19th. as for governor newsome in an email to supporters, he made clear he fully intends to campaign for harris reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. so for more on vice president kamala harris's run for president california, lieutenant governor lenny lock joining us now live in studio. and i want to say we have some breaking news here. your delegate, we understand that the california delegation just put her over the top. >> well, that's right. that's the big news. just as i was walking in, we were on a zoom call and speak or merit. and nancy pelosi has started off made the argument to support kamala harris as the democratic nominee and the california delegates were all on that call. we did a virtual vote and it was unanimous that gives her 496 more delegates she need

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whi

governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force and 2019. but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. your debate 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says there's been $26,000 and recovered items in the bay area. >> and 1.4 million dollars in assets he described where criminals off an attempt to resell. we see these items listed on things like facebook marketplace craigslist. we see them being sold at. >> flea market. so we see them being sold through third-party retailers online since 2019, chp has been a part of more than 2600 retail theft investigation statewide resulting in the arrests of more than 2800 suspects. sergeant barclay says proactive policing will help prevent future crimes against retail stores. it's not just about responding to crimes that have already happened. it's also about identifying trends and findi

además, hoy el gobernador gavin newsom dio un informe sobre cómo se prepara california para combatirforestales que arden por el estado. y a partir del uno de julio, varias ciudades del área de la bahía aumentaron su salario mínimo. le diremos cuáles y cómo revisar si le están pagando lo correcto. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. qué tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda fátima navarrete y césar bayona. muchas gracias por su sintonía. este miércoles vamos a comenzar al sur de la bahía, donde las condiciones del tiempo se han vuelto una preocupación tanto para las autoridades municipales como para también las agencias de salud pública. por eso flavio lacayo se encuentra en vivo en la ciudad de san josé. flavio queremos preguntarte oye, se habla ya que hay muertos, posiblemente por esta ola de calor? así es. qué tal? muy buenas tardes. están manejando una cifra de 14 muertos. sin embargo, vamos a hablar un poquito más de esto, más adelante, pero sabemos de que ya llevamos varios días con estas altas temperaturas y los residentes de aquí del área de la bahía no estamos acos

in a response on x, governor gavin newsom shared a screenshot from donald trump, implying musk begged trump for support for his tech projects. it reads in part, i could have said, drop to your knees and beg, and he would have done it in a witty response, newsom writes back, you bent the knee, insinuating musk was just appeasing mr. trump for financial gain. there's no word on a timeline for a move, but it's likely certain factories will stay put. like tesla's fremont factory did after the headquarters moved to austin, the governor's press office notes that even after tesla moved its headquarters, the company expanded in california. meanwhile musk alluded to crime and drug issues outside of x's location in san francisco civic center. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news, and hawthorne, california residents have mixed reaction to spacex getting pulled out of their cities, some people saying musk is allowed to run his company however he wants. >> others are worried about the impact on workers or say they're actually optimistic about the move. >> i see people move to texas anyways, too, wit

all as governor gavin newsom in several state lawmakers say they're turning their concerns into action. she's in the spotlight in her race for the white house. but now kamala harris is also in the spotlight for a new video online, bringing into focus the use of artificial intelligence or a i in this election. the video which uses professional footage of harris on the campaign trail and even features the official harris presidential campaign logo, most notably uses a did it to sound exactly like only thing is the video is fake in it. the voice mimicking harris states. you think the country went to expletive over the past 4 years? you ain't seen nothing yet. all of parity that uses footage from this real harris campaign that. >> we choose freedom. >> but that message is a far contrast to the one featured in the fake video. in that video. the voice purporting to be harris claims to be a, quote, diversity hire incompetent on many issues. the fake video was first shared by an independent user and youtuber and was then re shared by entrepreneur and owner of social media site x elon musk with

gavin newsom and marshawn lynch are launchin. >> a west coast rap, though, is coming up first in about 90s. while we're seeing horrible heat, people in colorado are seeing a very different type of extrem weather. angeles agreed to pay millions of dollars to people that were injured and displaced at a fireworks explosion that was set off by police. >> and this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. the la city council approved a $21 million settlement for those affected by lapd's botched handling of fireworks. three years ago, the bomb squad ignited what turned out to be a massive explosion of illegal fireworks. on 27th street. 17 people were injured, 35 buildings were damaged and dozens of residents were displaced. some say they have been living in a downtown hotel ever since. >> i'm happy. i'm really happy for my family. i'm really happy for everybody. in 27. it's nice to be in a hotel. but birthdays, christmas, thanksgiving, holidays, everything is awful. >> the settlement includes money to go toward housing and $848,000 toward a new community fund. it's unclear tonight how the r

allí está, por ejemplo, el gobernador gavin newsom, quien anteriormente fue alcalde de san francisco.persona abiertamente gay en ocupar un puesto en el gabinete presidencial. no podemos dejar de lado a la gobernadora de michigan, gretchen whitmer y josh shapiro, gobernador de pennsylvania. por su parte, el ex senador demócrata joe manchin podría estar dispuesto a sumarse a esta lista. Él se registró como independiente en mayo, pero después del anuncio del presidente biden. hoy, fuentes dicen que el senador está considerando volver a registrarse como demócrata para postularse por la nominación. reiteramos que hasta el momento no se ha hecho ningún anuncio oficial aquí a nivel local. algunos residentes del este de la bahía se acercaron hasta la escuela donde estudió la vicepresidenta kamala harris para tomarse una foto en un mural donde la mandataria está retratada. recordemos que aunque harris nació en oakland, también vivió y estudió en berkeley. de hecho, este recinto es la escuela thousand oaks, ubicada en el 840 de la avenida colusa, en la ciudad de berkeley. a propósito, líderes l

they might throw gretchen whitmer active they might show gavin newsom michelle obama at you very quick so not be worried about any of them. look, they have better policies forget about the people they have open border policy them a high tax policy they have a bad military policy. the whole world is going to woke their world is going awoke the green new scam is spending all of our money on things that don't work.

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but many may end up enjoying governor gavin newsom. retired nfl star marshawn lynch on a new podcast. >> good morning. welcome to july 4th and happy independence day. >> it's good to start the check of our forecast for june. >> all right. so our heat wave rolls for on another day. we're in store for a hot fourth. and those advisories and warnings have been extended even further into next week. right now temperatures around the bay shoreline. we're in the 60s and 70. good morning, san jose at 70 degrees 65 in oakland. the wider view showing you it is warm inland right now. 74 in brentwood, 70 in fairfield. the mixed bag in the north bay, 50s and 60s for the most part, those heat advisories and excessive heat warnings have now been extended until next wednesday. so this heat wave is long lasting and will end up being at least nine days here, that we have some very hot temperatures. remember underneath a heat advisory and an excessive heat warning, it's a cumulative effect. day after day of these hot temperatures can really take a toll on

we're in that report. gavin newsom get caught a governor of california. of course, a couple of harris would be the obvious one being the vice president, although she has a lot of public imaging and messaging issues of her own. gretchen written me or a governor of michigan, an important swing state. these are some of the big names, the democratic party, but of course, sorting through what speculation was off the record whispering, and what the actual real possibilities is so difficult right now. so i think we should all be careful about what exactly the next steps are. the white house is all over the place on this. you know, we're seeing stories about 5 is going to drop out versus he's sticking with it. so this is really very much a fluid and developing story. great to see you. william ma dw reporter william blue crossed our tax hungry is the prime minister, victor or button paid a visit to russian president vladimir putin in moscow. it's the 1st visit to russia by european leader. since the early stages of russia's invasion of view create organ says he wa

restrictions during a gathering at a bar, and then you also make sure to point out california governor gavin newsom made a similar mistake, and you drew this contrast in the book. so gavin and i have that in common even though he was dining at a three star michelin restaurant and i was at a diving bar. the apology is the same. is that the difference between you and gavin newsom? >> no, not at all. i love gavin newsom, and think he's doing a great job and appreciate all the work he's doing on behalf of president biden and vice president harris. i just want to point out we all are human. but he made a mistake, and he owned it, and he did it with dignity and did it the right way. i did as well, and it was a very different circumstance. unfortunately, violated covid restrictions atio a dive bar, b maybe it was more worth it at a dive bar. i was making fun of myself. i think it's important to recognize we're all human beings. we all fall short onmp occasion. the true leaders like gavin newsom own it and apologize for it. and that's exact lewhat he did, and that's what i did as well. i think it's importa

and that is gavin newsom.unced his support for harris already, but usf professor of politics james taylor says newsom running with harris as her vp is kind of a long shot. >> i think it's politically impossible unless one of the two declares out of california state hood. every one does, then we know gavin newsom is the vice president nominee apparent. if none of that happens in the next three to four weeks, then we could probably read from that that kamala harris is not going to select gavin newsom, because, again, constitutionally, you can't have two people on the ticket from the same state. >> all right, not to mention the politics of that decision and appealing to a large breadth of voters, but what james says that you should expect to see, attack ads from the right with san francisco and harris' bay area ties as a big target. >> trump will try and people around him will try to focus on what's wrong with san francisco. the problem with that is san francisco is still mostly great. it's not mostly negative. a

and oakland. >> gavin newsom, the california globes has here, gavin newsom ordered state agencies to move homeless people out of camps but to where? they've got no place to put them, there's no real teeth in this because it's up to the local localities here to do the work. >> i would urge the media before you trust anything coming out of gavin newsom's mouth, take a look at the fine print. this order has no impact anywhere your kid just says that state agencies ought to start planning a process and dialoguing and coming up with policies so there are no camps being claimed -- cleaned out the. the state governor who does this all the time, when gas hit seven dollars a gallon in california which happens about once a year, he comes out and said i'm ordering an investigation to find out why. we never got the investigation and there's no real report. he knows he caused it and so he's just trying to pretend to be taking action. guaranteed come back to the homeless camps six months from now are six weeks from now and they will still be there because these people do not want to actually deal

but gavin newsom gives me the creeps. he's like an alien pretending to be a human.e okay, we are going to have first crack head homeless secretary of state. he would bring all of the homeless people to be in the white house. they would all be naked, masturbating, which i'm sure is already happening be when you are almost there. >> i think i'm becoming schizophrenic talking about it. >> greg: that was pretty good, that's how gavin newsom talks. >> just an alien comes out. he still reminds me of christian bale and american psycho. he's got the handsome privilege though like you and i. >> greg: i retired. heather, even strategist james carville saying they have to replace biden. >> you gotta do something different. newsom though. yeah, he's different but is not the best idea you have. look what he did to california. they have the largest net migration, people moving out, of any state in the country. lots of drugs, crime, homelessness. it will probably bring -- it will probably come to the white house with him. i was the best idea you can come up with? if that is your s

for example, for someone like gavin newsome, a white man in that case, that could be taken not well by, by some key constituencies in the democratic party. well, as you were dressing harris's own campaign for president in 2020 field to gain any traction. so what does she need to do differently now? or you know, it's a different animal running and presidential primary versus now, you know, assuming that she does come away with the nomination running in a general election, she doesn't have to kind of strata. follow the same kind of strategy that you want to get the nomination. this is this a different, she's gone through that national campaign as well. so she has more experience to draw on. presumably she would have learned some things about how to campaign better and especially how to really sees on a message that will work for us. that's one of the things i'm interested to see in the coming days as she emerges it, i think it seems likely as, as the presumptive presidential nominate. uh, what is the rationale for the, for the campaign? obviously a big part of this is going to be that wh

i think gavin newsom's probably a wonderful human being. his policies are terrible and harmful and dangerous and that's all i'm going to say. >> i want to just very quickly go back to this, because you posted on next, jennifer, i think it's interesting, not a single brand that i can find has found it in itself to condemn the politically motivated violence of this past week of every single brand that posted frantically about racism in the summer of 2020, not one can find the gumption condemn the shooting of a former president. we talked about your brand x, x, y. it's amazing to me. you see everybody came out the george floyd thing, man, and nobody came out and said, this is wrong. >> they out for everything. it's not just it started in the summer of 2020. they all spoke out about the overturning of roe. the ceo of sporting goods said, we're going to pay for our employees to cross state lines if they need to have abortions. i mean, that you thought was the most controversial issue in america, but apparently it's not. it's trump himself becaus

they might throw gavin newsom at you. they might throw michelle obama at you. yeah. i wouldn't be worried about any of them. look they have bad policies. forget about the people. they have an open border policy. they have a high tax policy. they have a bad military policy. the whole world is going woke. their world is going woke. the green new scam. we're spending all our money on things that don't work. the whole thing is a mess. the president is 1,000% correct. the policies won't change the sad reality in this modern democratic party is that they could nominate a dead person and it wouldn't matter. the policies, the agenda, the positions they're decided by party elites and they speak with one voice. voters are the least important voice inside of that party. they only listen to the donor class. hollywood elitists like that idiot george clooney, nantucket elitist, like the obamas, the dc power hungry elitists like pelosi, pelosi, schumer, hakeem jeffries and the democratic party. your vote doesn't matter. that's why unions, african americans, hispanic americans, youn

events include gavin newsom, gretchen wennberg, pete buttigieg.t down for a cringeworthy conversation with actress taraji p. henson at the bet awards. >> madame vp, i know that you have been traveling cross country, what are you hearing? >> yes, girl, i am out here in these streets, and you are right. there's so much at stake in this moment. the majority of us believe in freedom and equality, but these extremists as they say, they are not like us. >> no, they are not. >> kayleigh: yes, girl come out here and they streets does not quite ring like commander-in-chief language. this bill and i don't know what that was. i felt like i overheard a conversation between my two daughters who are 14 and 11, but they speak more eloquently than not. first of all, when she talks about being a minority, really don't think people see color when they see kamala harris, they see incompetence. and that's a problem and when democrats are worried about. they know that they don't have biden, kamala harris is not going to get them a fighting shot in the dark as far as g

will: you're beg on gavin newsom and california and he's standing by joe biden he's asked -- >> he'sby. he is standing by on the ready. and waiting -- is what he's doping so there's a double meaning to that. >> i know you know baseball he's next to the mound he's ready for the call whenever it comes up. here's what he had to say whether or not he would run if it did go to open convention. >> convention you run? >> no. absolutely nots. >> that is not a hypothetical that gets in the way of promoting this candidacy that's where trump and everyone has a legitimate question and that is where the other party wants to be is having this internal fight i think it is unhelpful i said that literally the second after the debate. joey: here's a question on this. so i think you and i disagree on this i don't think it is gavin newsom even if joe biden removes himself from the race and not kamala if gasp gavin think he's trying to get that nomination why is he -- being so openly supportive when mark warner others are saying it is time for you to drop out? >> supportive because he wants to be next in

when you talk about gavin newsom, so gavin newsom is out there talking about how we need to support the president and you know as well as i do that behind the scenes, he's putting his team together. a status quo democrat will not seal this deal. a democratic status quo candidate who has been part of just pretending nothing was going on all of these mo monthss not someone that will defeat donald trump. present to the american people and someone that's not a status quo democrat and excitement and new possibility to the american people and match the energy of donald trump and let the people meet and going for them all tuition free college and tech school and guaranteeing the way and department of peace and going for them and going to deal with the climate emergency which it is. and the massive infusion of hope and america's hope of children and working for people of the united states and that's what we need to return to and nothing less than people don't matter or what. it will take someone going to tie. neil: to take on the president in his own party and the way things stand now if you do