, it's gavin newsom.rnia and they are so vulnerable. [bleep] mandamus, they are so many businesses closing down, they don't want to be a part of it anymore. it likely need to take care of disenfranchised people but also make our streets safe we have to stop crime, and there is none of it. there is like laws. more lax on crime, more money for the homeless people, give them free drugs, give them needles, they need clean needles, what? >> sandra: what you think about gavin newsom lamenting his son? >> jesse: -- >> greg: it ostracizes people in the cold, that is not jordan peterson or joe rogan, they go out and interview people and tell people to talk to different people. i don't know enough about andrew tate, but i want to quote scott adams, because this is a smart point, the more that the left tries to raise the children of the rights, the more andrew tates will be raising children of the left. and that appears to be happening with gavin newsom, because his own intolerance is forcing his kids to look elsewh

was in anaheim, california, yesterday, gave a speech to the california gop where he talked about gavin newsomoing to run? is he not enter not until about president biden. >> gavin has become joe biden's top surrogate because he doesn't think biden is going to make it, that's why he's doing it. he doesn't think he is going to make it and it won't be him, he is going to have a big fight. some people say biden is going to make it. does anybody think he is going to make it to the starting gate? the guy can't find his way off of the stage. i've never seen this stupid stage before. never seen it. but if i walk left is a stair and if i walk right there is a stair. and this guy gets up, where am i? . where am i? where am i? he is terrible. terrible. rachel: a lot of people talked about the debates this past week, donald trump is very funny. that moment captured what we all think. you got to capture a really interesting conversation at the debate. >> the governor of california was there as biden's surrogate, gavin newsom was in the spoon room, talk to sean hannity for a while and after he left the set

gavin newsom catered to them during covid.s and businesses suffered, churches suffered, he was only interested in democratic dollars. he is waiting to be called in to run for president. >> ainsley: doesn't he need to take responsibility, he is the governor. he said, it is not me, it is us collectively. >> leo: he deflects blame to everyone else. there were role model states that did not shut down, gavin newsom hand said out fafors for those who gave him dollars. look at children, i was a former school teacher, our kids suffer. churches suffered by gavin newsom didn't get dollars from them and california suffered and during covid a lot of people from california left because they were sick and tired of progressive democratic governor tutored by nancy pelosi who was sitting there waiting for dollars. >> ainsley: if they put gavin newsom in, what happens? does she have a shot? >> leo: he wants to run, he is sell vating, he has zero record to run on. california is a disaster. 1st time in my life i wanted to leave california because

gavin newsom california criminals are emboldened and victims are afraid.re leaving in droves instead of growing. experts estimate population today will be the same in 2016. i've seen california struggle firsthand visiting city after city falling into what can only be described as chaos and disarray. that's what gavin newsom does in california. is that really want for our country? i want to dive deeper into the crime problem plaguing the country but california especially retail theft driving businesses out while criminals go unpunished and 37 that terms crimes and misdemeanors the value of stolen property is $150 so petty criminals can steal without consequence. my next guest, he said enough is enough and time to undo damage caused. david is the county supervisor joins me now, thank you for joining the program. you are a democrat and said enough is enough, why now? >> no mistake, the issues we face in california as mentioned, they need to be addressed in one issue is retail theft. we cannot continue on to have people run through stores, create chaos and ste

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but, when people see governor gavin newsom and you are a democrat.think a lot of people are going to go, you know what? why isn't that guy our nominee? why aren't we talking about that guy? that kind of talk actually has the white house -- >> lawrence: i love they are debating. two states. successful state in florida and failing state in california. the only thing that worries me a little bit is gavin newsom has this finesse about him. he has the ability to sell bad ideas. he is a charismatic politician. obamaesque. so it's going to be some sparks to fly. i believe it's going to be a thorough debate. sean hannity has made it clear that he doesn't want to interrupt. he wants them to go at it and defend their ideas, brian. >> brian: so, a couple of things. the problem with gavin newsom, it's on the tip of my tongue, everything he does sucks. he raises taxes, he raises the number of homeless. gas is $6.38. in the beautiful state that offers literally everything, he has more people leaving and coming from the first time in history. people who know him we

gavin newsom is in an interesting spot. if he goes too far he's looked at as being bad, replacing the first female vice president. that's the conundrum they're in. they've got a president who is talking about dying, a president whose numbers are terrible, you've got a vice president that nobody likes on polling and gavin newsom out there, if everybody was exposed to what he believes probably would be a problem too and i think that's going to be their bigger issue. they are stuck in a position of where do we go. i go back to the point, all the polls including democrats who say they don't believe would serve a second term, didn't turn around and vote for him in these polls. it's a long way to go. maria: i think gavin newsom is waiting for the directive from the democrats and there's been lots of speculation that he's related to nancy pelosi by the way, the fact is, is governor newsom's aunt was once married to ron pelosi, nancy pelosi's brother-in-law. they divorced but there was a time they were a family and reof lated becau

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. >> i think steve forbes is right about that, gavin newsom makes the most sense.o african-american voters and female voters? gavin newsom maybe the governor of california but it will be jim clyburn of south carolina to help pick another african-american potentially female alongside gavin newsom because you can't just take her off the ticket. >> final thing, that cnn poll that came out is a disaster. eight out of ten democrats and independents say biden should not run again. the cnn poll says he's possibly doing something illegal with the hunter biden business deals while vice president during the obama white house and the question has always been, where is obama in all of this? >> the great question. nobody seems to know where he is but i will tell you, you need obama's signature unless the republicans have an impeachment inquiry to get the e-mails for house oversight. 61% right now say joe biden's involvement, that's a hat tip to house oversight and james, pushing the message to make the american public aware. >> got it, thank you for joining us. just ahead, pare

one of their demands is they want governor gavin newsom to come to oakland to meet with them and hear about the problems. >> abc seven news reporter unser hassan was there as they rallied and talked with several owners who participated in today's strike. it is enough that we are having to put up with this. >> this is enough. can i hear enough? enough. this is enough. >> enough, enough, enough. >> organizers say when a legacy business like le cheval restaurant in oakland is forced to close due to crime, it's time to demand more. >> demand that our government city, state, federal fulfill their end of the social contract to provide basic safety in our streets. you're here. hey without basic safety, there is no business without basic safety, there is no community. without safety, there is no city . >> oakland business owners who closed their stores showed up for a rally in front of le cheval. some of the demands include a meeting with governor gavin newsom and small businesses, state grants for struggling businesses and more police. >> if you look at richmond, there is nothing like that.

newsom calls people a cult when his own parte is rebirthing mccarthyism. they now look at the first amendment that's something malleable and not absolute and easily discarteded. t gavincheck high school hair. >> sandra: jesse did. newsom hae to offend his listeners with these comments. >> jesse: thite tennis pro is servineg up a lot of disinformation himself. everything he said about the vaccines, abouiot school closur, he put sand in skate parks so people had to go inside.o mask mandates, remember how he n usedsi to go after high crocks chloroquine, was going after hy doctors fodrr prescribing it? the mayo clinic just put hydroxychloroquine back on the treatment list for covid-19. sost he was wrong about everything. so you have a guy like peterson whose whole advocacy is rooted in the classics. he's all about self improvement. gavin want his son to watch sports center ors listen to jordan peterson? then you have rogen as greg said, the guy interviews ufc s fightersuf, comics, astro fis sifts, wildlife trappers. there's nothing controversial about him, all he does is listes and one of the reasons people are so attracted to him is because everybody's controversial ice

here is part two of my interview with governor gavin newsom.t quality of l life. >> [laughs] i will give you dee's back. >> sean: you can put them around the governor's mansion. listen, it may seem, and you are varied. i appreciate your passion for your state and i appreciative fact that you fight for the things that you believe in and is goes back to the original premise of not only this discussion because this really is a friendly discussion. there's no personal dampness between us. it is just i don't agree with your views. you are very good and given a reason and for losing population and a higher income state tax. i'm going to ask you about the homeless population. you have stores now in san francisco because of smash and grab robberies. they are leaving. target is the other. there is at least three, whole foods is the other. they are leaving san francisco. my question to you is between taxes, bureaucracy, crime, homelessness, and he homeless numbers are not really good for you and your state. >> i will acknowledge that. it is a disgrace wi

pete: i bet gavin newsom would look good with a beard. no, i think that look looks good on him. he knows what looks good on him. [laughter] pete: and we know what actually looks dignified. will: you think the wall street, swept-back hair? rachel: i'm saying that's a good look for him. will: i'm serious, by the way, the slicked-back style, wall street style, i'm not sure how that plays in middle america. rachel: they are the party of wall street and business and corporate america. rul. will: all right. the two teens accused of killing a former california police chief while he was on a morning bike ride were in the midst of a crime spree according to klas in las vegas, the two report hi tried to kill a second cyclist, stole three cars and committed a burglary. both the driver and passenger appeared in court thursday, they're facing murder, attempted murder and battery charges. >>> and new jersey senator bob menendez now facing a primary challenge from house democrat andy kim after saying he would not resign amid corruption charges. kim sayi

they believe in law enforcement, but not in gavin newsom's california.and they are just crazy-woke, beyond anybody's recognition of sanity. elizabeth: quick ten seconds, do you really think biden will not run again? >> i don't think he'll be the nominee? i don't. elizabeth: we're living in history. jason chaffetz, got to see you, my friend. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: tune into "the evening edit" tomorrow and congressman pat fallon and fox news contributor pat tee son and he's bill mcgurn. i'm liz mcdonald, thank you for watching "the evening edit" and time to send to my bowed i dids at the bottom line. dagen and sean. take it away. dagen: thank you

. >> as governor of california, gavin newsom has long been among the most high-profile democrats in the. he publicly insist he won't challenge president biden for the democratic nomination. but newsom's recent speeches and travel suggest a very different story. so what's really going on? kelli meyer has the report. >> gavin newsom taking center stage this week in new york city. we did it because we had intention rubbing shoulders with democratic elite from hillary clinton. we did it because we said that we were going to do to big-time donors like alek soros, son of billionaire businessman george soros, >> the california governor going coast to coast raising his profile and questions about a potential 2024 presidential bid. we know we have a big battle coming. >> which is why will help lead the fight to make sure we elect leaders in 2024, we believe in democracy. >> launching a state by state effort to elect democrats in deep red states and pushing popular democratic causes this week, suing the world's largest oil and gas companies saying they haven't been honest about their use of fossi

do not underestimate gavin newsom.we look at california think it's a dumpster fire. do not underestimate this man. the man was nearly recalled and then somehow he regained all the supported californians will vote gas taxes. >> sean: a poll this week. they hate his policies and think they are failing but they like and personally. >> that's our problem. >> yes, and you are giving him this platform so more people -- >> sean: try to ignore him so the country is not ready for it? >> no, i agree but the only reason he takes him up on this debate is he's running. i don't care how many times that sparkle happens. >> sean: do you think he's lying? >> i don't know. >> 100% line. excellent opportunity for you and for ron desantis pin conecuh start contrast. it's me to be a big night for him. watch out for gavin. he's greasy. >> sean: tomi lahren, tudor dixon. thank you. straight ahead. john fetterman is going to have to dress like a real senator. jimmy failla, his reaction about the new senate dress code as we continue. hi, i'm s

we finally heard words from the governor, gavin newsom, this morning.efully you heard that as i was reading it, really setting the table for what a profound impact she had as a politician, not only for the united states, but specifically for the state of california, san francisco. >> larry, we talk about her being the longest serving woman in the senate. did it matter that she served as a woman, or did she serve just as a senator? >> we can't hear larry right now. we'll try to work out that microphone problem, if we can. we talked to him a little earlier as well for his political perspective. >> she had so many areas in that time that she served in the senate, elected in 1992. i mean, what were you doing back in 1992? >> i know exactly what i was doing. i was a young cub reporter working at kgo in san francisco, and i remember that was one of the first political campaigns that i would cover, when you're kind of building your reel and doing live shots. and even at that time she was so gracious to this little green reporter out there as well. so it's inte

if you recall, gavin newsom did say he is expected to appoint an african-american woman, all eyes pointrbara lee, but we will see. there's time for that, and that time isn't necessarily now. maria: well, you're right to bring up adam schiff. he certainly wants a senate seat. rest in peace, dianne feinstein. our sincere condolences to her family. wrapping it up here, dow industrials now at the highs of the morning up 209 points. we did get inflation data this morning, continuing to show that we have an elevated inflation situation. final thoughts on that, e.j. antoni. >> maria, again, until we get government spending under control, we are stuck with both high interest rates and high inflation. the fed and the congress are essentially working at cross-purposes right now -- martha: yes. >> -- and so the pain is going to continue until we get this solved. maria: and we are expecting a government shutdown on saturday night at 12:01. ej an tone know -- e.j. antoni, cheryl a casone, todd piro, thank you, everybody. i'll see you tonight, 7 p.m. right here on fox business. stu, take it away. stu

i find that curious, a shocker gavin newsom is giving the response. lushgs >> lucas: what a coincidence. one fewer candidate from the stage, here is the lineup for tonight. burgum, chris christie, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. here is florida governor ron desantis on his debate strategy tonight. >> the time for talking is over. i look at the border situation. i look at the budget situation, these are issues republicans have been talking about for decades and yet they still persist. i'm the only guy running that can say everything i promised my voters i would do, i delivered on 100% of the prom is. >> lucas: california gavin newsom will attend the meeting tonight. newsom said, when you look at next debate look at the contrast between the two parties. i don't know how they get away with their rhetoric, it is not interesting. some say tune in before saying that. with 100 days before the caucus, former donald trump has a commanding lead in iowa. trump with 51% of the vote, more than twice support from nearest competitor, ron desantis. trump

so donald trump was yesterday at california gop, talked a little bit about gavin newsom who has a pickmake and also joe biden. watch this. >> gavin has become crooked joe biden's top surrogate, i think, because he doesn't think biden's going to make it. that's why he's doing it. he doesn't think he's going to make it, and it won't be him so easy. he's going to have a big fight. some people think biden's going to make it. does anybody think he's going to make it to the starting gate? >> no! >> i mean, the guy can't find his way off of a stage. i've never seen this stupid stage before, right? [laughter] i've never seen it. but if i walk left, there's a stair -- [laughter] and if i walk right, there's a stair. [applause] and this guy gets up -- where am i? [laughter] [cheers and applause] where the hell am i? where am i? nah, he's terrible. terrible. [laughter] rachel: he's very funny, and he gets off script and says stuff like this, but he brings up a point that we all know is true. and it seems like he respects gavin newsom a lot more than joe biden. pete: and it seems mutual in that se

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can't put the best person forward. >> harris: whether gavin newsom or kamala harris. >> fair point. > harris got lowest vice presidential rating in nbc news history and democratic strategists said if you run gavin newsom against her it would be a slap in the face, racist and disrespectful. they are picking woke virtue signalling concepts over approval, over americans saying please, anyone else but biden or kamala. >> harris: aren't we watching that in other areas. so-and-so didn't have what they needed. >> that is disheartening. >> harris: todd, what do you think are options for republicans? i'm saying you should get ready for a storm before it comes and not just because we have covered a lot of storms, that is how life works. if you know you will have to potentially face kamala harris, whether he drops out or god forbid something else, you should be getting ready for that. that is the game at this point. >> todd: you have to parallel track it, walk and chew gum at the same time and you've known about gavin newsom for quite sometime. >> rachel: looking fine. >> todd: like to make a no

people like gavin newsom.emocratic party is more unified than in 2015 and even 2019, but the other part is this campaign in 2024, donald trump or anyone else, will be a different campaign for joe biden to run. the coronavirus and covid probably has gone, at least we think so, and joe biden will no longer be the challenger, and he's the incumbent, and this will be a more vigorous campaign that he has to embark on, and i think that's what's really concerned the worries. >> i'm curious if you have the same feeling that i did. you have gavin newsom and cassidy and you think both parties want to have a real debate about something and you can feel it and here we are and cassidy essentially offered himself up as an alternative. i obviously coaxed him a little bit, but the point is that this is what i think is going to define this race for the next nine months, this sort of weird uncertainty about what are we going to do about an unpopular airing of candidates. >> well, we've got a lot of shoes to drop. you describe w

to sacramento this week to talk to one of those democrats in waiting, the california governor gavin newsompositioning himself to run for president. it just may be in 2028 rather than in 2024. i began by asking governor newsom at the california governor mansion about biden and the future of the democratic party. >> governor, thanks for doing this. >> good to be back. good to be with you. >> let me start, it was about a year ago where right after the dobbs decision you very publicly and i'll quote you, where is my party. where is the democratic party? we are a year later. do you still have the same focus and leadership? >> the opposite. i think we're on message and we're getting back on the offense. we're on our feet. i think demonstrably that proved itself and the basis of what happened in the midterms. we outperformed quiet expectations and certainly punditry that turned out there at the time. no, i think the party is in a much better place than it was back then, but i stand by what i said a year and a half ago, and out of stress and frustration, i expressed not only that point of view. i

put underground to every 1,000 miles and another meeting is planned for next month. >>> governor gavin newsomto go to new york city. next month newsom is headed to china to fix the climate crisis. it is unclear if newsom will meet with xi jinping. >>> new covid booster shots are now available. the fda approving their use earlier this week. the shots are now available in major pharmacies like cvs and walgreens. we know some hospitals have started to schedule appointments as well. they're recommending over the age of six months receive the updated covid vaccine before the end of october. we started to see an uptick in cases and hospitalization nowhere near the level that we've seen in previous seasons this is the first year we'll have the typical winter viruses, namely shot for covid, flu and rsv. >>> the tock is clicking in motor city. victory automakers poised to walk off the onand the unprecedent action hours away and they also learned their cars by plan. new findings on the uso vr, o as mexico takes the topic to its people. >>> and today is the final day for a california legislature to pass

we'll see what gavin newsom has to say. he'll probably bring a message tonight that's a bit better than maga republicans, deplorable, irredeemable. if you're a democrat tonight, tough be very worry that had joe biden and kamala harris are not even being asked what they have to say about the spiel. larry: sean, can i make a point. sean: this is an exit question and the governor is coming on in a minute, my exit question, did anyone distinguish themselves as a clear person with donald trump's having such a dominant lead in the polls as the one person that could give him any run for his money? larraly: i don't think -- larry: i don't think there was a breakout breakout. sean: kellyanne. kellyanne: not enough to overcome him in the polls and a war of attrition trigs wins the race. nobody wins the case as to what they'd do differently or better than him and wanted to build a wall and secure the boarder and sounded a lot like him. i give him credit for taking on the big issues but i don't think that there was enough carellity and

come all his allies are warning gavin newsom to stay away from a presidential run. strategist saying when you have people who are trying to test the waters the party rose up and made it clear to those individuals who are mostly white men that to disrespect the vice president would not be well-received by by women and people of color within the pa party. i got a little bit of a smack in the face. it's great to see you at the table. hope the u.s. open is treating you well, you got a tan i can see. it's going to be racist to pick gaffe and kamala but it's not racist to keep supporting the oldest white dude on earth. how do you make sense of this? >> harold: good to be back. i'm not surprised she would say what she said about being vice president and being ready to step in, that's what vice president stew i don't know any vice president in the history of the country who would not say that. if, for some reason, joe biden does not run and vice president harris decides to run, i think she would expect to have a number of competitors because people believe this race here wo

here is gavin newsom on connoll hairs. >> she's the best choice. >> by definition.the administration the last two and a half years n was the most outstanding in a few decades and she's a member of that administration, she geth to claim credie t to a lot of t success.ying the answer is absolutely., >>an are you buying that? s >> no. w all tell you why. even though i give credit for what the ministration astonishe very much a part of the administration, his first answe is by definition she is the best person welcome of course by side definition she has the best person. she is the vice president. she sits with the president.side played a linguistic game and i think he is playing the long game nar. he is like a lion in the grass ing that is just waiting for hi opportunity, getting ready to jump outs jacket and throw his over his shoulder and slick his hair back and say i'm ready and here and loyal.te almost like the dark chocolate and the york peppermint patty and he also is defending the family by saying using your family to get a little influenc is hardly unique. he's

let me say one thing about gavin newsom. identity politics only goes to a certain length.n they start playing identity politics, she is entitled because she has that person -- to disrespect someone you have to have respect for them in the first instance and i'm not so sure she has that. >> greg: what do you make of all this, this is what happens with identity politics, you end up making bad choices and the other choices are kept out to. >> dana's before when you look e of the polling from democrats about kamala harris -- she's not going to win over republicans but she's also in a position of having to convince democrats she can do it. that's a harder thing. it's getting very late for any other democrat to stand up a national campaign other than the vice president. i think if there was a target of opportunity for someone like gavin newsom to take a shot, that window is closing quite rapidly. watching her at this event -- biden is great, whatever, fine. compare that to what you will see this weekend, joe biden leaves for india tomorrow, a big meeting. you will see his intera

plus a cnn sitdown tonight with democratic party powerhouse, gavin newsom on 2024 speculation and the state of his own party. >>> also a big break just a few moments ago, as the mystery of the missing u.s. fighter jet. how does an $80 million plane vanish from thin air? i'm catkaitlan collins, and this "the source." >>> hostages no more tonight, as five americans are on their way back to the united states. they were freed early this morning after being wrongfully detained in iran for years. three of them were in prison for over five years, and two others have not yet been publicly identified over their own privacy concerns. what led to their release is leading to harsh criticism from some republicans tonight because the u.s. unblocked $6 billion in frozen iranian oil revenue and dismissed charges and released five iranians of their own. the white house says that money can only be used for things like food and medicine. the deal was sealed as president biden arrived in new york to address the united nations tomorrow. all of this is coming as another foreign policy crisis is looming on

gavin newsom, ron desantis, on this program. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. ♪ ♪ >> sean: and tonight, early voting is officially underway. in virginia's high-stakes election, yet this november. all 140 general assemblies seats are on the ballot. and with such a narrativize, both parties seem pretty confident that they will come out on top. time will tell. many of the nation's hot-button issues are on the ballot in virginia including tax cuts, parental rights, and education, abortion, governor glenn youngkin has been on the campaign trail stressing the importance of flipping the senate and maintain control of the house. in order to move forward with what he labeled as common sense conservative agenda. put in with the here now is governor glenn youngkin. going to have you back, sir. how are you? >> sean, t

icon david foster, who worked with whitney, dolly, paul, california democrat, is fed up with gavin newsom's i blame everything on newsom, they are trying to the bill charge you for leaving. if you leave the state because you are like, i'm unhappy here, crime is through the roof, public education is not great, i want to leave. they are trying to pass a bill where you pay for 10 years. newsom is the worst. >> i hate him. >> is the goal to be venezuela or a -- state, i don't know. >> todd: are they turning on gavin newsom or democrat or some lady who doesn't want to pay if she has to move? >> sara foster, hey, girl, hey, you don't owe anybody taxes for 10 years after you leave their state, i don't know if that is constitutional. she is 42 years old, she is looking at her bottom line, her quality of life and she doesn't have those things under gavin newsom. he is looking to run for presidency and he is terrible at being a governor, which is usually a prerequisite. the podcast sounds lit, i will have to check that out. >> todd: will how democrats handled their time in office, especially in big c

you know, and let me just say one thing about gavin newsom.ean, you know, identity politics only goes a certain way -- to a certain length. when they start playing identit politics, that she is entitled because she she is that person. to disrespect someone you have to have respect for them in the first instance and i'm not so sure she has that. >> greg: palha ht.. what do you make of all this i dana. this is what happens with identity politics you end up making bad choices and the othee choices are kept out. >> dana: when you look at some of the polling from democrats from kamala harris, that's what i would focus on because she's not going to win over republicans she knows that, they do need to win over independents yes but she's in a position of having to convince democrats t that she could do do it. that's actually a harder thing.h it's alsino getting very late f any other democrat to stand up a national campaign that's other than the vice-president. so i think if there was a target of opportunity for somebody like gavin newsom or whoever mi

el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ una ley que garantice un aumento salarial de $20 por hora. provocÓ el gobernador gavin newsom al convertir en ley la medida que eleva el salario mÍnimo de los trabajadores de restaurantes de comida rÁpida a $20 por hora en california. >> es una victoria histÓrica para los trabajadores de comida rÁpida. algunos han comparado esa victoria a la lucha de david contra goliat. reportero: una lucha que dicen que estÁ rindiendo frutos y que puede ayudar a que mucho de estos trabajadores dejen de vivir en las calles. >> tenemos muchos compaÑeros que viven sus carros o en condiciÓn de calle, trabajadores de la industria de comida rÁpida, y es muy significativo un aumento salarial. reportero: afirma que a muchos se les ayudarÁ para en lugar de tener mÁs empleos u horas extras, pasen tiempo con sus familias. >> eso es una vida digna. que tengas un trabajo, que puedas sostenerte con ese trabajo y dedicar tiempo a tu familia. reportero: la medida beneficiarÁ a 500,000 trabajadores de california. >> las corporaciones han hecho todo lo posible por parar a lo

coming up, california govern gavin newsom live on set when we return.s he stands with auto workers... but as president, donald trump passed tax breaks for his rich friends, while automakers shuttered their plants, and michigan lost manufacturing jobs. joe biden said he'd stand up for workers, and he's delivering. passing laws that are increasing wages, and creating good paying jobs. manufacturing is coming back to michigan. because joe biden doesn't just talk. he delivers. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. ♪ >> sean: all right welcome back to hannity. we are live from the spin room. we are at the reagan library in beautiful simi valley california and, well, the governor of this great state, gavin newsom is with us. how are you governor? >> good to be back with you sean. >> sean: now that you went on your media for with your liberal sick fans, you come to reality and you love doing my show better. you just told me off air. i love doing your show the most. >> it's unbelievable that you can publicly say something like that. amazing. by the way favo

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that has to give gavin newsom pause.officials who signed hunter biden laptop letter to a committee. appointing former director of national intelligence and former cia director john brennan and paul colby to expert dhs committee. joe, seems like fox in the hen house to me. >> joe: it is reward for a job well done. you got to love washington. swamp that rewards those in powerful position who knowingly lie as these intelligence officers did. how else would they know hunter biden's laptop was a product of russian disinformation just days after the "new york post" story broke. it is like a coroner determining a cause of death without examining the body and team biden is so arrogant they know they can make appointments without scrutiny for most of the media focused almost solely on donald trump. congrat congratulations, these folks will be working for the biden administration. frankly, they have been for sometime. >> carley: american people are complaining, 63% of americans have little to no confidence in the political system.

who's going to debate ron desantis. >> i think they will get nervous about gavin newsom because he's, to have a debate. with biden, it's insulated, don't let him talk. that they want an empty vessel. they are afraid gavin newsom might not be an empty vessel and so they get nervous about him. >> sean: who is more afraid of gavin? joel or kamala harris? >> you know what, the race car is so predictable because this is what happens when you make identity politics the foundation of the ideology. if nominated her because she's a black woman and now can get rid of her because she's a black woman. >> sean: that's one way to look at it. will jill be on the top of the ticket? >> you convinced me, i'm not so sure anymore. >> they are keeping harris out and they love the fact that they'll do anything the hard left wants. >> sean: two things can stop that. bribery, money laundering, one big fall on his nose, he's in trouble. thank you both, harvard university. may not be bragging about the latest rankings and you will not believe what lori lightweight what her job is. mike huckabee is going to we

i want to get your take, let's go to this quote from california governor gavin gavin newsom investingtop some of this and he said enough wish these brazen smash and grab with unprecedented to $67 millin investments. californians will see more takedowns among more police, more arrests and more felony prosecutions when shameless criminals walk out of the store's and stolen goods could walk straight into jail. as a native californian, that's a little different rhetoric than we heard from democrats during the george floyd riots. will this make a difference? >> i go back and forth between l.a. and new york probably because i was afraid of new york when i first moved out here and spend time and you go back home, it's horrible what happened to los angeles and san francisco and new york. these are great american cities being ground up and i think what americans, angelenos and san francisco's care about is security for families, stores are shutting down as a result, important stores in san francisco shutting down, nordstrom's and all of those jobs go with it but his rhetoric is one thing, arre

people he beat in 2020, kamala harris extremely unpopular probably can't win national election gavin newsom led longest covid shutdowns kept schools closed a disaster if not biden the more age issues come out one more thing probably most watching don't understand infrastructure, packaging surrounding presidents they have a lot of resources going into preventing these events they are still happening, no, it doesn't help there will probably be more. maria: up until now democrats have not wanted anybody else in the field. i -- i mean not doing debates, so but i think now getting ready to blow joe overboard, you see dave ignatius "washington post" with a story you see a couple articles there maureen dowd saying staple sooi democrats starting to figure out he can't do it in 2024. >> remember maureen dowd wrote a stinging column four years ago said don't do it joe. maria: that is right, "new york post" has an article this morning biden plays blue collar joe total 12 minutes on picket line, a fund-raiser uaw president shaen fain spoke 7 minutes the president spoke 87 seconds. >> not only was mr. b

and we'll see what gavin newsom has say. he'll probably bring a message tonight that's a little bit better than maggie maga maga republican. >> deplorable, irredeemable. but i think if you're a democrat and i used to be very worried that joe biden and kamala harris are not even being asked what they have to say about this field. >> people are. let me ask you this. shouldn't i just make up an exit question? and we have the governor coming on in a minute. here's my question. did anyone distinguish themselves as a clear with donald trump having such a dominant lead in the polls as the one person that could give him any run for his money? >> i don't think there was a breakout breakout, if that's what you're asking. >> no, i don't think so. kellyanne. no, not enough to overcome him in the polls, enough to survive. so i think their best argument is a war of attrition. slow and steady wins the race. but no, nobody there made the case as to what they would do differently or better than he did. they want to build a wall. they want to

california governor gavin newsom played defense for the commander-in-chief. we have a ton of analysis this morning. we begin with brooke singman who has the key moments. brooke. >> brooke: the gloves came off in california. of the seven candidates, one in particular bore the brunt of the attacks that is entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. last debate he blasted his opponents as being bought and paid for by china. tim scott pointed out his business was with a chinese company. >> you were in business with chinese communist party and same people that funded hunter biden, as well. >> that is nonsense. i will respond. these are good people taint by a broken system and it is not the fault of -- >> excuse me. thank you for speaking while interrupting. >> i said bought and paid for. >> you can't be on both sides. gentlemen, you'll have your turn. >> focus on the issues that matter. >> everybody knows that. if i may address -- >> i actually agree with ron desantis. >> brooke: former south carolina governor nikki haley didn't let up on the political newcomer when he fended o

president biden's reelection campaign will send governor gavin newsom to the republican presidential vernor newsom will lead the democratic response. he will be part of a team of democratic leaders in simi valley who will highlight what president biden's campaign says is the republican party's, quote, extreme ism at every turn. meanwhile there's a push to get governor gavin newsom to veto a bill that would decriminalize some psychedelic drugs. opponents of the bill, which narrowly passed the legislature, say they think the law would be dangerous by decriminalizing some things, such as mushrooms. it would not legalize the sale of those substances over the weekend, the governor did sign nine bills that support lgbtq plus california unions. they include a timeline for required lgbtq cultural training for public school staff, as well as the creation of an advisory task force. another new law requires the courts keep any petition for a change of gender or sex identifier by a minor confidential prep work to rebuild the capitola wharf now underway. construction crews have set up equipment ov

as a moderate. >> gavin newsom can't run as a moderate. and i don't michelle obama really wants to jump in. she is the threat they alwaynk e use because it makes the republicans scared. they don't like the idea of an obame the ida running, but theye already running things behind the scenes. she doesn't want to give u ehind thper her lifestyle and jump into this race. now we know gavin newsom and gretchenife-styl whitmer do. but we have become a lot smarter about how to educate people, candidates. and gretchen whitmer has had hitmer a really bad second term. the state of michigan is falling apart right now. gan is . we you're seeing this news as we speak about the unions, the automakers, because they're suing them for the unfair labor practicesr . because they've come back and said, we'll give you a 9% raise. and the unions r saying we want a 46% raise. we'l% raise. whitmer's language saying we'll fight like to get equitabl hel e for our work. >> this is not a good looka go r gretchen whitmer when we don't have business in the state of mich

gavin newsom is actually good at abating, and he has a personality. ron desantis is bad at debating, and doesn't have a personality. >> he is more a -- he's good at yelling at journalists, he's good at screaming at journalists. he is not so good but faking being a human. so it is going to be interesting, because we see gavin newsom on fox go-ahead to head with fox anchors who are hostile to him, and he's able to handle it in a way that -- full of personality. he knows how to do this, so i think ron desantis thinks he wants that debate, i don't think he really wants that. >> i was just going to say, in the sort of idea of different models of governance, i do think it is interesting and can be substantive in terms of debate. rachel, you made this point, before but i do think it is not the model of government i think it's, good buddy doug burgum -- it is a few members in brooklyn is the sides of the state he governs. so it is not that big a group of people. but again, he was trying to make some case of, here is a template for what republican governance c

gavin newsom is loving this more than anybody else i have a feeling. >> sean: i think so. but he swears up and down, left and right, that he's not running under any circumstances. stephen miller. as i look at all of this today, he goes to label the acronym, oh, it doesn't matter what we call it because he couldn't remember it. they have -- nearly falls on the first day of operation don't let biden fall again. then of course you put that on top of what we learned last week. he bumps into a slick bowl, doesn't shake the hand of his brazilian counterpart could buy wanders away. every single time he opens his mouth. even when it's not a disaster, it is mumbling, bumbling, almost incoherent from him. it's obviously his cognitive issues are getting worse and it's impacting his physical health as well. how do they stick with this guy? >> the pace of the decline is accelerating quickly, sean. let's not mince words. this is a horror show. the white house placed a story today about operation don't like joe trippi or they're going to put him in comfy support sneakers and they are goi

leÓn: era el gobernador gavin newsom. [habla en inglÉs] >> gracias.a. reportera: buenas tardes. estamos en esta intersecciÓn que es la entrada a la biblioteca presidencial ronald reagan, en donde serÁ el debate republicano, pero acÁ afuera varios grupos estÁn dando voz a su causa. afuera estÁn los simpatizantes del presidente trump. algunos dicen que apoyan el hecho de que Él no estarÁ en el debate hoy, dicen que no necesita estar aquÍ por liderar las encuestas. tambiÉn llegaron cientos de personas del grupo chirla a exigir a quelos candidatos republicanos hagan una vÍa hacia la ciudadanÍa, algo muy importante para ellos. tambiÉn vemos grupos de todas partes. hay un grupo por la causa de ucrania, por la causa de irÁn, por los derechos de la comunidad lgbt y tambiÉn a favor de los derechos de las mujeres. todos ellos han tomado esta oportunidad para dar voz a las causas que les importan. estÁn trayendo estos temas a la entrada del debate republicano. es lo que tenemos desde las afueras de la biblioteca ronald reagan. leÓn: gracias. esto ocurre justo af